That is: When adults are led to think they're not well read, they may recall a past where kids are less well read.
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Alarmingly, he turned out to be smart and well read, because of course New York is full of smart, well-read people vying, with their formidable educations and charm, for mates.
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Finally, have someone who knows you well read your piece.
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He was scholarly, erudite, well read and an adroit writer.
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Carter is clearly cerebral and well-read, and Hoover was too.
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"He is very cultured and well-read," Arnaud says of Jean.
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" He added, "No one could be as well-read as Michi.
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She smoked, she drank; she is well read and widely traveled.
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Various profiles marveled with consternation at how well-read he is.
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While you're at it, you might as well read the book, too.
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There's nothing wrong with someone wanting to appear well-read, I suppose.
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"You have to have titles that are well read," Mr. Moss said.
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"She is very well read, very worldly and extremely intelligent," he said.
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He's a really well read guy with a lot of occult information.
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It helps that General Mattis, unlike Mr. Trump, is extremely well read.
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HUME: He felt that was completely politically ignorant and-- INGRAHAM: Not well read.
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But that doesn't mean more well-read Chuck E. Cheese patrons won't try.
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You're clearly a well-read, curious person with many interests off of it.
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For the well-read consumer, it usually comes down to sheer power numbers.
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I like to say that I was both well read and poorly read.
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He's intellectually sound from the point of view that he's very well read.
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Like most well-read conservatives, Ahmari was slow to warm to the president.
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For the well-read black woman, Thick won't be a consistently revelatory read.
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He's well read, very well spoken, but also very easy to talk to.
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He's very well read about the news of science, and he offers charming commentary.
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Unlike Mr Trump, Mr Bannon is intellectually curious, obsessed with history and well-read.
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She was a model; very smart, sophisticated, and well-read; an incredibly stylish woman.
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He is as well read on African-American issues as anyone could imagine being.
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A former four-star Marine General, he's well read, thoughtful, pragmatic and highly intelligent.
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Still, is it enough to have a well-read Mexican writer handling this material?
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He's well read, speaks many languages and is up-to-date on British theater.
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I, too, am part of Pakistan's new, well-read, well-heeled, politically correct patriarchy.
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Today, the company is known as HuffPost and is still a well-read publication.
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She is brilliant, thoughtful and famously well-read, with a long history of activism.
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But to my relatives, I'm elite, over-educated and too well read, an alien.
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He is — I guess we should say was — a phenomenally well-read comic book guy.
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"I wanted very badly to be in love with intelligent, well-read women," Kailash says.
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And many can't resist telling a story about themselves as smart, worldly, and well-read.
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He's extremely well-read and has an answer to every question you can think of.
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He was well-read and thoughtful, a Saudi reformer but very much a Saudi patriot.
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He's a real byproduct of his upbringing — a well-rounded kid, a well-read kid.
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In the experiment, some adults took a test to assess how well read they are.
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But there were some particularly well-read ones that were coming out at the time.
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He is incredibly well-read and has the most eloquent vocabulary of anyone I've ever met.
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Many of these ideas will seem familiar, particularly to those who consult Tunguz's well-read blog.
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The stories I've heard about him since have been airbrushed: he was charming, gifted, well-read.
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Mr. Betancur was soft-spoken, well read and unabashedly devoted to the life of the mind.
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You're studious and well read, but can sometimes be disorganized and often prefer to wing it.
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Friends describe him as organized and detail-oriented, unbeatable at word games, well-read and funny.
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"We're not as well-read as your average, like, Brooklyn socialists, I don't think," Ray says.
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Let's look at 13 Across: "Well-read folks" are LITERATI, but that doesn't quite fit, does it?
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Well, read today's date on your calendar, and we bet you'll quickly figure out what we're celebrating.
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The Telegraph is a paper with a largely conservative readership and is well-read among Conservative politicians.
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YESSSSSS The Bettencourters were well read in various directions; that's what their bookshelves said about them, anyway.
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I've become incredibly well-read on the election, spending hours tweeting with strangers about esoteric political topics.
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In a world running on ignorance, he's well read, thoughtful and informed on any number of topics.
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David is very intellectual—he's a brilliant director, and probably the most well-read person I know.
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During long car trips, I routinely convinced my well-read father to recount stories of true crime.
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Some were given false feedback, and were told they were less well read than they really were.
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You know, we learn about ... I've got a lot of things, I'm pretty smart and well read.
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I have lunch in a restaurant with a well-read and well-to-do businessman in his 50s.
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Of course it wasn't, it was simply the library of two incredibly well-read and intellectually curious people.
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"You were either really well read or were from an immigrant community that knew the language," she said.
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Whether you like it, loathe it or bemoan its mainstream immersion, you might as well read up now.
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Some sort of New York Times beat reporting job where you were well read and have enormous influence.
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No longer will your well-read friends be able to lord over you their encyclopedic knowledge of Westeros.
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"Realized today that 'If you break it, you own it' applies outside of retail as well!" read another.
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Mr. Giuliani is a well-read student of history who absorbs himself in the details of policy debates.
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For "Graves," of course, you might well read "Ronald Reagan" — this fictional president even survived an assassination attempt.
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She was, it seems, a bit of a sphinx in Hollywood—a freakishly well-read, deeply committed Buddhist.
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Sure, Trump isn't well-read on these issues and doesn't show any real inclination to learn about them.
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Well read and intelligent, he had had the finest education France offered and made the best of it.
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Even after the Chinese government curbed political or controversial discussion on Weibo, it remains a well-read resource.
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Reading Gold, you can hear a well-read mind in love with language turning over phrases till they sparkle.
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After nearly 70 years, the woman returned the book "in excellent well-read condition," according to the Epsom library.
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Well-read, accomplished politician in a number of different ways, but also an interesting personality to say the least.
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A lot of the people I know and look up to are incredibly intelligent, well read, present, and genuine.
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Jerry, a well-read working-class idealist, falls for Ursula, the child of a bien-pensant middle-class family.
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They show the evidence of everyone that has touched them, because they were well read, and often well-loved.
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I read the philosophers he name-dropped, and eventually I was the most well-read secondary school drop out ever.
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"I want to thank God for keeping me alive and well," read a note posted to her verified Instagram account.
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He is not well read and appears to make little effort to become more informed about the world around him.
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One evening in 1959, a well-read man walked into a small bookstore in Greenwich Village where he often shopped.
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Anne Pershing made sure that her children were well read and well clothed, and that they attended church every Sunday.
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I wear my politics on my sleeve, but I'm a well-read 32-year-old purposely seeking out political discussion.
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These artists listened to jazz, believed in psychology (Freudian), were well-read, experimental, and had a sense of adventure and inquiry.
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The pursuit of a new role can mean that one wishes to present themselves as a cultured and well-read individual.
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She was shy, but always well read, groomed and immaculate in her habits (and a tad judgmental about those who weren't).
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Scientists, in contrast, are usually well-read but might aspire to fancier cars and luxuries and funding for their pet projects.
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"Thank you to Nicole and Reese's moms for not only giving us extraordinary women but extraordinarily well-read women," she said.
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I've always been really well-read, but over the past couple of years, my reading has seriously fell by the wayside.
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Natasha is an amazingly well-read philosopher who adored the movie's take on the main character moving between life and death.
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As this new anthology of her work demonstrates, she had fresh eyes, quick wits, good feelers and was murderously well-read.
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Although he was a wealthy and well-read Catholic, he found himself completely unprepared for the virulent snobbery of the capital.
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If the world is going dark, we may as well read as much as possible before someone turns off the light.
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But the Russia probe, which has clouded his presidency, remains front-of-mind for many in the well-read crowd here.
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It's obvious to me that none of my children will grow up to be anywhere near as well-read as I am.
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And as long as you're hiding from the outside world, you might as well read the best Gizmodo stories of the week.
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Billionaires are rich, but they might harbor an insecurity complex related to not being very well-read (looking at you, Bill Gates!).
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Getting a tour of the apartment, we can see that Simone isn't pretending to be knowledgeable and well-read, she actually is.
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" Baigrie says she encouraged Manuel to get his GED, writing to him "about the importance of being well read and staying positive.
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Maybe he was comparing it to what he read, because he was so incredibly well read and was surrounded by beautiful poetry.
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Drudge is the famously secretive proprietor of the Drudge Report, perhaps the most well-read and important website on the right today.
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"Well-Read Black Girl: Finding Our Stories, Discovering Ourselves," an anthology of essays and conversations she edited, will be published Oct. 30.
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People who know Mr. Wang describe him as well-read, intellectually curious and unafraid to engage in fierce debates with his visitors.
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Mike, Boston I know this man, and he is one of the most intelligent, well-read, thoughtful and talented people I know.
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I internalized that, to be considered well read, I needed to read Shakespeare and Tolstoy and Nathaniel Hawthorne — all the traditional greats.
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Below is your snowed-in survival guide with everything you'll need to stay well-fed, well-read, entertained and a little jolly.
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I trust the advice of my editor at Pantheon, Erroll McDonald, who's phenomenally well read and always has great suggestions for me.
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" At a recent Cult Beauty panel on adult acne, Alexia Inge said: "Our customers are now really, really well-researched and well-read.
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If it's not completely to your liking, try following a few more of your favorite authors (or well-read friends) on Twitter.5.
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There's an insecurity underlying this joke—no one likes an annual reminder that they're not as well-read as they think they are.
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They have created an audiovisual installation for the Project Row Houses exhibit called Well Read Women, which highlights literature from women of color.
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She was achingly smart and well read, and as we talked about my feelings and childhood, we often discussed theories and psychoanalytic texts.
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People engage in a public demonstration of how well-read they are through the rapid consumption and sharing of the read-du-jour.
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There are fewer photographs from the late '70s than from earlier eras; the pickings, for a learned and well-read observer, were slimmer.
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Frankly, President Obama is well read and wouldn't have needed my advice, though, vainly, I would love if he read something I wrote.
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But somebody on your staff — perhaps the well-read defense secretary, James Mattis — could summarize "The Guns of August," by Barbara W. Tuchman.
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He has a reputation as a well-read autodidact whose syncretic worldview is the result of years of independent and wide-ranging study.
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But he&aposs a very thoughtful guy, well-read, well-spoken and knows the law better than anybody that I have ever met probably.
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About preparedness, I didn't feel like I was smart enough, or well-dressed enough, or well-read enough to be in the literary circle.
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It's important to stay healthy, active, well-read, and all the wonderful adjectives that I truly hope you continue pursuing to February and beyond.
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Cersei's been doing better with alliance-building and thinking ahead lately, but Tyrion's still the well-read master strategist, and he's got her number.
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Enough with this masculinity that pretends to be a well-read, progressive alternative to the labor of macho method acting and fratty, college humor.
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Its purpose: To discover the true identity of the Lit Killer, the well-read murderer who terrorized Tig's hometown, Hollow Falls, a decade ago.
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He's well read, adventurous and does a hysterical rendition of a northern Vermont accent that still cracks me up after 12 years of marriage.
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I recently renewed my library card and I love that I don't have to be out of the loop on Well-Read Black Girl.
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"Very smart, extremely well read," said Susan Saxe, a former analyst at Morgan Stanley who worked with Mr. Pannkuk in the '22018s and '70s.
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For an applicant, that means being well-read, connecting with experts and thought leaders in the field for mentorship, and seeking out work experiences.
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She's a publicist at Riverhead, she's a books editor at Well Read Black Girl, go support her, go support this article because it's really thoughtful.
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The ideal candidate will also be well-read with a broad general knowledge that reflects The Economist's content, including current affairs, culture, business and technology.
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I can only hope that by March 27, I'll be a lean, mean, well-read machine who can't pick Saint West out of a lineup.
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I think Marabou Stork Nightmares is a better book than Trainspotting too, but it's not as well-read or known, so you never really know.
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The problem with encouraging biased industries to get involved in science that could directly affect their bottom lines is, well, read that last part again.
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Like most of Late Night at its best, it feels like eavesdropping on a conversation between two of your smartest and most well-read friends.
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TL;DR: Become more well-read, 12 minutes at a time with the 123min reading app: A lifetime subscription is on sale for just $39.
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He talked about three or four candidates that interested him, and it was impressive to see how well-read this guy was about the candidates.
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That they came to their thoughts through their own, well-read analyses and without any influence from their old man makes me happy and proud.
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Elisabeth is charming because she's a resolute and witty and well-read woman whose life, like an oxford cloth shirt, will not stay tucked in.
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It conveys a satisfying, informative portrait of a well-read man who looks back at his life, good decisions and bad, with wisdom and intelligence.
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It's that next level down: A well-read person who has a life, who isn't watching cable every night and isn't watching cable every morning.
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Once you've fully given yourself over to Stockholm Syndrome, you'll find a well-read prince who loves to party and is also sometimes secretly Dan Stevens.
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From the outset, CEO Jim Spanfeller has worked to undermine a successful site by curtailing its most well-read coverage because it makes him personally uncomfortable.
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A well-read woman, Edith wrote her lover many passionate letters, which were used against her at trial and which the author wisely quotes at length.
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She was the best example of the Russian intelligentsia I can think of: well read, intellectually curious, kind, helping other people as much as she could.
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Gregarious, well read and engaging, Mr. Miller was welcomed by his customers as enthusiastically as the seltzer, and he enjoyed close friendships with many of them.
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He's also compassionate, sweet, considerate, a joy to be with, interesting, stimulating, well-read, cultured, very outgoing, a marvelous tennis player, what more can I say?
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"If you don't know the exact moment when the lights will go out, you might as well read until they do," Mr. James once said. 10.
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She will, in fact, be a well-read opera singer who does live in Denmark, but is far too intelligent to objectify herself in a beauty pageant.
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We are all fairly well read, and I would even say sophisticated in our tastes, with most people working in the arts or media or writers themselves.
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If only Ulysses could be made to feel like Dunkirk on an inhuman dose of steroids, maybe we'd all get that much closer to being well-read.
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He is respected enough that his posts are well read; he is cutting enough that many of his critiques are enjoyed with a strong sense of schadenfreude.
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Hesperios contains all the trappings of perfect taste: The store is a banquet set to let you know about a life well read, well traveled, well indulged.
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With a master's degree in psychology and a former career in mental health, he is well read, highly articulate and, outside the fighting cage, gentle in manner.
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Reception: Well-read among incumbent and former BOJ officials, though some say there was not much new as Shirakawa's aversion to the current policy was well known.
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I really wanted to see who was as well read as they claimed and who could take something as academic as a spelling quiz and make it fun.
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They might be well-respected, well-reviewed, and well-read, but that usually means sales in the range of hundreds of thousands, at best, not in the millions.
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"It's not new, and lawmakers that seem to be aghast at these missions going on are simply not well-read," Dent told CNN's John Berman and Poppy Harlow.
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More than just offering a few lectures, speakers now are told to be ready for a diverse and well-read audience that wants to interact beyond the podium.
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Each word, phrase & line has been designed to puzzle you, its reader, & to test whether you're intellectual enough — well-read or discerning enough — to fully appreciate this poem.
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His task was to pretend to pick her up — but then she struck up a conversation with a smart and well-read fellow at a nearby bar stool.
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The fact that it feels as if you're kind of stepping into the mind of a rather frazzled (but interesting and well-read) person is one of them.
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Hence his initial approving description of Mattis as "Mad Dog" and his disgust at discovering that the Marine is a soft-spoken, well-read and judicious combat commander.
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He's very intelligent and erudite and a good writer and incredibly well read, and those are all things that I value and I'm glad that he instilled in me.
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I think they're ill-equipped to make the choices that they are faced with, and it frightens me that they are so ill-equipped and so not well-read.
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Well-Read Black Girl started as an online community in 2015, when Edim launched an Instagram account where she posted writers' quotes and shared the books she was reading.
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He took ideas that were once the provinces of obscure Blogspot journals and egg Twitter avatars and gave them pride of place on a prominent, well-read conservative website.
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Might as well read the same book over and over again as you fall asleep, finally, thinking about absolutely nothing, which is really the most magical feeling of all.
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Turturro's Rabbi Bengelsdorf, meanwhile, is something darker: a pretentious, well-read gentleman who so thoroughly buys into the logic of respectability politics that it's impossible to call him cynical.
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"He was well-read, he was very bright, it would've been foolish of me not to draw on that brilliance every day," Mr. Marchant said in a phone interview.
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But all the same types were there, starting with bubbly book lovers like Glory Edim, the founder of Well-Read Black Girl, a hip reading club turned literary festival.
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But for this anniversary I figured it was time to pick up the book again and look at it through the eyes of a more well-read and skeptical adult.
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But the rabble-rousing journalist, well-read in the philosophy of his day, thought about these things before the marginalist revolution and game theory expanded our knowledge of social systems.
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ET. But we can help make you a well-read millionaire by bringing you the five things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Well-Read Black Girl If you're a bibliophile like we are, then you're well-acquainted with Glory Edim, the powerhouse behind the Oprah co-signed book club for Black women.
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In her recent work, Ruefle can seem like a supernally well-read person who has grown bored with what smartness looks like, and has grown attracted to the other side.
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I'm fairly well read on the history of combat sports and have always had a fascination with its role in the social mobility of black people in the United States.
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I don't know, all sorts of people that we know who are supposed to be better educated and smarter and more well-read than the Kardashians seem to behave far worse.
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Bannon, described by one associate as "the most well-read person in Washington," is known for recommending books to colleagues and friends, according to multiple people who have worked alongside him.
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She is trying to be smarter, more well-read, more artfully dressed, more sexually proficient, to feel some sense of control in the world as even momentary respite from her demons.
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I was glad that the piece was so well read and that it inspired many dozens of people who emailed me about it to take more chances in their own lives.
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At Wired, probably the most well-read things that I wrote in the last year and a half were ideas-driven pieces about the nature of how technology companies are changing.
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Some thought the lawsuit reflected a major strategic shift in Benchmark's priorities or fundraising plans, as was argued in one particularly well-read blog post that ricocheted across Silicon Valley last fall.
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The Nobel Prize in Literature is often awarded to a writer that most people, even most well-read people, have never heard of, and yet there is enormous interest in the prize.
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For Lincoln, a man who frequently quoted Shakespeare and was well read in many areas, this was an opportunity to say a great deal at a crucial time of the Civil War.
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Bethany can be winning and clever, but she's ultimately an unconvincing character, one minute well read and "a bright girl," with "real talent," the next childlike and naïve, speaking in Hallmark slogans.
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The booksellers who work in the shop are so smart and so well read that when I watch them interact with customers they're often leading them to interesting books and new voices.
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While the white skinhead, Confederate-tattooed contingent continues to organize (and showed up in Charlottesville), the new aesthetic of white supremacy is concerned with optics; it's preppy, tweed-clad and purportedly well-read.
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" The star insisted the exact opposite was the truth, adding, "One of the things thats sexiest about him is how incredibly intelligent he is, and well read, and prolific and a big thinker.
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It tells me that even through a series of unfortunate events, being well-read and careful and sure, being able to make a decent ceviche under duress, are things that will eventually prevail.
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But despite all this, many people, regardless of how open, modern, or well-read they may be (or claim to be), react more stridently to me being a vegan than to my homosexuality.
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Ms. de Lesseps and Ms. Bensimon (who referred to the crowd as "well bred, well fed and well read") headed backstage afterward to kiss the ring of the man who designed the collection.
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A man who is in favor of all of the right policy positions when it comes to gender equality, but isn't as aware and as well read on gender issues as women are.
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Based on our data, the iPhone 11 review was the most well-read iPhone review we have ever published, with hundreds of comments — some snarky but many of them grateful for the approach.
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On a rainy day, a succession of elegant customers trailed in and out as Dunne chatted about the store, providing a fine snapshot of the typical customer: well-turned-out, well-read, well-spoken.
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Well,…Read more ReadAnd let's not forget that the Outer Space Treaty also prohibits anyone from appropriating territory in space, which means that under current law, SpaceX's Martian colonists would be squatters, or pirates.
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Being well-read is a huge time commitment, and you're not alone if the prospect of reading through a stack of books makes you want to give up and see what's new on Netflix.
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The point of von Braun's articles — which were not printed in scientific journals or even science-focused magazines, but rather in a well-read general interest publication — was to summon forth enthusiasm for space.
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By most accounts understated, meticulously gracious and profoundly well read (his large library was always open to his friends), he wasn't one to worry about his legacy or the enduring purity of his creations.
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I left that paper due to creative differences and applied to be a part time staff writer for a well-read online magazine that was written and edited by and for people under 222.
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"If this [Senate] provision becomes law, startup and growth tech companies will not be able to offer equity compensation to their employees," predicted venture capitalist Fred Wilson on his well-read blog on Monday.
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Profile This September, outside a boutique store in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, members of the Well-Read Black Girl book club sat in a misshapen circle of folding chairs on the sidewalk.
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I'd also encourage you to check out The Times on Snapchat, where some of our North Korea coverage is proving to be especially well read by younger readers in Australia, the U.S. and Canada.
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Dressed as bedtime versions of Lucy, Kleinpeter and López present a subdued version of the notably madcap icon: a well-read feminist whose nighttime studies into feminism are revising the canon of women's liberation materials.
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He was, moreover, hugely well read, and though it is not hard to be a better poet than Hitler was a watercolourist, Mao was in fact one of the finest Chinese poets of his day.
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But of course we all must stumble through this alone, there's no way even the most well-read and well-prepared of incubating mothers could know what pregnancy feels like until she finds out firsthand.
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It was intentionally designed not to be, by well-read men who studied political philosophy and concluded — along with great thinkers and students of political orders for 2,85033 years — that a democracy cannot be sustained.
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No one, in 2018, seems to really know how to run a lucrative, well-read, daily publication, but The Post suggests that one way is to be owned by the richest man in the world.
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That affair, which began in 270 when Beauvoir visited Chicago on a lecture tour and lasted about 19550 years, seems to be one of the few things otherwise well-read people know about Algren today.
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We're not talking about how well-read these people are, about their skills at differential calculus, or whether they can say snarky things at cocktail parties about the shoddy curation of the Tribeca Film Festival.
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And at the end of October, Glory Edim, founder of the Brooklyn-based Well Read Black Girl book club and online community, will publish a collection of essays on the importance of seeing yourself in literature.
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When I turned up on set on day one, I still felt like I had to convince him that I was the right man for the job, so that kept motivating me to be well-read.
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Noting in a well-read post for TechCrunch that an interesting cohort of private companies worth a billion dollars or more was worth examining, the post brought the "unicorn" into its current usage inside of tech.
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He was well read, politically committed enough to have engaged in Civil Disobedience, and obviously steeped in the minutest changes in the world around him (the precise quality of the ice, the texture of the mud).
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And I think that in Philadelphia, the kinds of people the craft cocktail culture attracted at the time were in general a bit more well-read and well-educated and more aware that trans people exist.
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"Alek Sigley's well-read columns presented an apolitical and insightful view of life in Pyongyang which we published in a bid to show vignettes of ordinary daily life in the capital to our readers," O'Carroll added.
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Frances feels out of step with many of her peers because she doesn't come from money, and because she can get a little too high on her own supply: She's well-read, aloof, and darkly funny.
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And this bright, exceptionally well-read American hero does this under the false pretense that it's a tradition that former defense secretaries don't criticize the commander in chief — and neither do retired military generals, especially Marines.
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" And while Belle of Beauty and the Beast may be independent and well-read, Orenstein is frightened by the message that "if you just are kind enough and wonderful enough to the beast he'll become a prince.
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"Maybe there was a point in history where Supreme's base mostly consisted of really eclectic and [well] read folks, and people active in the arts scene," said Dan, a 24-year-old hypebeast from the DC area.
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He seemed a bit stunned by what looked like well-read but battered and foxed editions of his old Fawcett paperbacks; they are still precious to me with the unforgiving and distant Parker as their central character.
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Nick Kokonas, an owner of the Alinea Group of restaurants in Chicago, wrote a well-read Medium post in 2017 about why he and his team had decided to self-publish "The Aviary Cocktail Book" in 2018.
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She also recommended having someone who doesn&apost know you well read it over and summarize it back to you: If their description doesn&apost capture what you&aposre trying to convey, it&aposs time to revise.
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And to sit around wondering how the social justice left would respond if you completely changed the context, intent, and meaning of the tweets by subbing in the names of different groups, well, read Zack Beauchamp on that.
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It is five months into his presidency, and an ever-more riven nation is celebrating America's first Independence Day since Trump took office -- a new President whose governing motto might well read E pluribus pluribus: from many, many.
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To that end, the extent of the Kremlin's disinformation efforts — and its leap from the depths of social media to the webpages of the country's most well-read publications — raised alarms with top Democrats investigating Russia's disinformation campaign.
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Each word, phrase & line has been de- signed to puz- zle you, its read- er, & to test whether you're intel- lect- ual enough— well-read or dis- cern ing e- nough—to ful- ly appreciate th- is poem.
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The steady drumbeat of overly optimistic announcements from presidents, generals, and legislators stood in direct opposition to what soldiers, veterans, journalists, travelers, and well-read citizens knew: America and ISAF have done little to defeat the Taliban strategically.
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Industry Relations, hosted by real estate bloggers/executives Rob Hahn (known as the Notorious R.O.B. in the industry because of his well-read blog) and Greg Robertson, is specifically focused on the specifics of the residential real estate industry.
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Jake, of course, is the audience surrogate: he's the athlete that's a little smarter and more well-read than all the rest, and would actually consider talking to a girl instead of just trying to get her into bed.
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Welcome to a quick catch-up on this week's news in business and tech, so you can sound smart and well-read on Monday even if you spent most of your weekend scrolling through strangely cute pictures of vermin.
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"You don't really have objective knowledge for how well-read kids were when you were a child, so, when I ask you to think about it, you only have a limited amount of data to go on," Protzko says.
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But scoring a spot on a well-read list can still be a very big deal for up-and-coming designers — whose alignment with a fashion star (say, a Rihanna or a Gwyneth Paltrow) can fast-track them into the mainstream.
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"Concerns about Huawei aren't new — they were widely publicized beginning in 2012, when the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence released a well-read report on the close relationships between the Chinese Communist Party and equipment makers like Huawei," Sen.
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Dorman says he's not particularly well read in history, but in 2008 he happened to read Constantine's Sword, John Carroll's history of the Catholic Church's relationship with Judaism and what the Church did—and didn't do—in response to the Holocaust.
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But in a 2005 op-ed, unearthed by The Washington Post's Carlos Lozada, in which he complains about a book review, Trump makes it sound like he is [Bob Dylan voice] very well read: Most writers want to be successful.
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But writing with an informed swagger and the perspective of a well-read man with wide-ranging interests, he was a shrewd analyst of the games who delicately toed a line as an appreciative nonworshiper of the people who played them.
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"A lot of people say that unpacking the science of love is like unweaving the rainbow," the well-read Dr. Sandberg goes on, making reference to the poet William Blake's criticism of Isaac Newton for trying to explain concepts like gravity.
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This is a testimony to the rising right-wing anti-intellectualism in the U.S., where being well read and well educated is not to be admired—or even something to aspire to—but rather bestows the black mark of elitism.
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A new poll conducted for Y'all Politics, a well-read conservative news site in the state, showed McDaniel significantly behind Hyde-Smith — and found Hyde-Smith leading the top Democrat in the race, former congressman Mike Espy, by just six points.
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I have a well-read friend, a former used-book dealer in New Orleans, who is of the opinion that the person with the best literary taste in America is Edwin Frank, the editor of New York Review Books Classics.
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These are the people Harper Lee and I grew up among — educated, well-read, well-traveled Alabamians who would never invite George Wallace into their homes, but nonetheless watched in silence as he humiliated poor Alabama in the eyes of the world.
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At the same time, with the explosion of social media, book clubs have been able to move online (join the BuzzFeed Book Club!), finding a niche on Instagram and Facebook with homegrown communities like Well-Read Black Girl and Girls' Night In.
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Well,…Read more ReadScientists Build Atomic Clocks Accurate Enough to Measure Changes in Spacetime ItselfPhysicists have created atomic clocks so precise that they can measure deformations in spacetime…Read more ReadThe Time Capsules That Will Outlast the ApocalypseWhen we die, we leave behind information.
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The Instagram account, which had about 100 followers when Edim hosted her first meeting three years ago, now has upward of 140,000 (the number keeps ticking higher), and last September, more than 300 people attended the inaugural Well-Read Black Girl Festival in Brooklyn.
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" Alberto Rey, writing a blog post for El Mundo , objected to the new "Almodovarlandia," with its "cultivated and well-read people, who live in apartments with stupendous parquet floors, use only the best skin creams, and suffer a lot while they walk along fancy streets.
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" For much more on Tom Hanks' life, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood and his everyman charm, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE on newsstands Friday His Neighborhood costar Matthew Rhys playfully bemoans "how viciously well-read, well-informed and intelligent he is.
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Giving Cruz the benefit of the doubt, this list could easily have been the work of assistants and his PR firm to pick heroes that would make Cruz seem cool and well-read; superhero stalwarts like Iron Man and Spider-Man were also on the list.
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"Concerns about Huawei aren't new – they were widely publicized beginning in 2012, when the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence released a well-read report on the close relationships between the Chinese Communist Party and equipment makers like Huawei," U.S. Senator Mark Warner said of the revelation.
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Its coverage of President Trump has been particularly excellent (and consistently well-read), but the site has also featured a number of other popular non-sports features, from its pop culture coverage in The Concourse to Drew Magary's annual hate-reading of the Williams-Sonoma catalog.
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She was inspired by a gift from her longtime boyfriend: a T-shirt emblazoned with a custom crest that included the names of some of her favorite writers — Gloria Naylor, Maya Angelou, Octavia Butler — and, in academic font, his endearing name for her: Well-Read Black Girl.
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One of the last he read was "Asymmetry," by Lisa Halliday, a book about a young woman who has a romance with an aging novelist who bears an unmistakable resemblance to Mr. Roth — funny, kind, acerbic, passionate, immensely well-read, a devotee of Zabar's and old movies.
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And if you don't understand how a baking show could be so absorbing that one-fifth of the total UK population watched the most recent season finale — more than the share of Americans who watched any 2015 TV event besides the Super Bowl — well, read on.
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"I knew that Mehitabel was the name of a fictitious cat that used to appear years ago in short stories and cartoon strips, so I thought that perhaps this woman was well read and that maybe she enjoyed literature," said Mr. McElroy, who was then living in the Bronx.
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Yet the war was also a tale of forces beyond the power of any leader, however well-read; of nations and continents not as trains on history's railway lines, run by drivers and switchmen, but as rafts tossed about on history's ocean, dipping at most an occasional oar into the waves.
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" Prosecutors and defense lawyers declined to comment on the final makeup of the jury on Wednesday, but the defense in particular seemed happy — expressing visible disappointment only when the government eliminated a well-read librarian who had written on her jury questionnaire that "it should be Chris Christie on trial.
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She's also extremely well-read in the history of myths, witchcraft, and folklore from many parts of the world, and effectively draws connections between all of these stories, painting the world as a connected orb rather than a bunch of broken pieces, which is what things like borders and wars make.
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Well during the campaign, the chattering classes at various times called him a racist, xenophobe, he was a misogynist, he was stupid, a fraud in business, oh he wasn&apost as well read as the other candidates, oh he also didn&apost play nice in the sandbox, remember, with his fellow Republicans.
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" To do this, you have to be aware, interested, and well-read, she says, which is why her go-to advice to interns is to stay up-to-date: "Make sure you read the newspaper, make sure you're up on current events, make sure you know what's going on in the world.
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"It's hard to believe that anyone as intelligent and well-read as the Prince of Wales could be so stupid — so utterly incapable of imagining what a new wife might conclude if her husband carried a photograph of his old girlfriend in his diary," Junor says of the cufflink incident, according to the new except.
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IF YOU WANT to understand the commercial relationship between America and China, it is worth tracking the paths of two powerful people who have dedicated their careers to it: Henry Paulson, a tough-as-nails former head of Goldman Sachs and former American treasury secretary, and Wang Qishan, a well-read banker and bureaucrat who is China's vice-president.
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He had an engaging personality, he was a first-rate conversationalist comfortable with a whole range of subjects, from animal rights to winemaking to the history of warfare (light years ahead of Adam, her ex, who toward the end of their marriage had communicated through gestures and grunts only), and he was as well read as anybody she knew.
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"In Ghostly Japan," Lafcadio Hearn A collection of magical, supernatural Japanese folk tales, first recommended to me by a well-traveled and well-read friend, this collection has a special significance as a four-line footnote from this book about a young boy training to be a samurai inspired the screenplay of my first feature film, "The Warrior."
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Many within the alt-right appear to be uneducated bigots and racists, but below their bizarre edgy meme exterior lies a few well-read individuals like Nick, who gather together the masses of prejudiced people and feed them propaganda that gives them an intellectual basis for their prejudice, so they can feel like their ugliest impulses are actually correct and moral.
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A congressional hearing is perhaps the opposite of a Forbes cover, as oil and tobacco industry executives will likely attest, but the the failure of Big Tech's most famous executives to attend a hearing on a matter of national security may well read to critics as proof of one of the platforms' biggest vulnerabilities: that Silicon Valley's leadership is unwilling to take ownership of its missteps.
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Why it matters: The kids YouTube video genre got a lot of attention this week with a well-read Medium post and a New York Times story about the bizarre and sometimes disturbing videos that turn up in YouTube search results, and the video factories that have learned how to game the algorithms to slip jarring content disguised as children-friendly videos through the YouTube filters.
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Do you think it's reasonable to ask, leaving aside the top executives, but do you, on-the-ground reporters — to be thinking about how the value of their work and how it's received, and whether their stuff is well read, or if we're moving now towards this subscription model — whether they should be thinking about whether people want to pay for the work they're doing?
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If you're well read, you know the formula; canny contemporary readers go into a domestic noir novel believing it far more likely that the heroine's charming and handsome new boyfriend is late for their dinner date because he's secretly a sociopathic killer — one who suspected his appetite would be ruined by the thought of all those exes he hadn't yet garroted with piano wire — than because his taxi was stuck in heavy traffic.
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WATCH: 5 Things to Know Ahead of Prince Harry & Meghan Markle's May 19th Wedding "It's hard to believe that anyone as intelligent and well-read as the Prince of Wales could be so stupid — so utterly incapable of imagining what a new wife might conclude if her husband carried a photograph of his old girlfriend in his diary," Penny Junor, author of The Duchess: The Untold Story, claimed of the cufflink incident in an excerpt from the book.
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At this point, the Saudi explanation now might as well read: We told everyone to get our dissidents back, so when we wanted to question this guy, they misheard the order as a rendition request, but he's a 60-year-old so he took on our rugby team of spooks, so we strangled him, so it was just serendipitous we had a body double with us, and a forensic expert in the team, and pure luck -- as Erdogan says -- part of our staff had been out in the Belgrad forest 4 days earlier digging holes.
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