The stick shaker on the pilot's yoke -- another system intended to warn a pilot of an imminent stall -- began shaking the yoke.
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After holding the yoke by hand for a while, the pilot decided to keep the yoke in place by propping it up with a hard-shell night-vision goggle (NVG) case.
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" They are "mournful and slinking, crushed beneath their yoke.
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That included activating switches on the control yoke that control the angle of the stabilizers on the plane's tail — and when that failed to stop the problem, pulling back on the yoke.
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The goggles case was never removed from the cockpit yoke.
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The pilot tried to adjust by moving the yoke forward.
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Russia remains a nation under the heavy yoke of censorship.
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We could saddle reindeer and herd geese and yoke yaks.
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The yoke wasn't really taken up again until the sixties.
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The yoke of reality never seemed to be his thing.
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The natural world also suffers under the yoke of rapid industrialization.
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I mean, "Secret of the Easy Yoke" is a great example.
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Without it, the communist dictatorship's yoke on the people vanished overnight.
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" Hungary, he said, had been "suffering under the social-liberal yoke.
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Mr. Donovan did everything he could to yoke himself to Mr. Trump.
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"Glory to the brave people, who shook off the yoke," they sang.
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But Facebook users are not suffering under the yoke of oppressive masters.
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On the Democratic side, Pelosi sought to yoke the GOP to the controversy.
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Because the yoke was still jammed, the helicopter started to rapidly pitch upward.
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He campaigned as an advocate for reducing the yoke of third-world debt.
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North Korea is trapped under the yoke of its own dark totalitarian system.
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When companies yoke brand anthropomorphism to machine learning, recommendation engines will be irresistible.
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One was a specially designed manipulator that operates the aircraft's control yoke and pedals.
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In the 2628's, student activism was key to casting off the colonial yoke.
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In Sjon's telling, a similar firm hopes to yoke together "genetic purity and massive profits".
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Released from the yoke of party loyalty, the MPs let rip at their former colleagues.
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The response of the aircraft when you flip a switch or pull on the yoke.
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It's not just small or niche companies that thrive without the yoke of investor oversight.
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The existential consequences of throwing off the yoke of religion is debated in many countries.
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That only happens successfully when strong individuals are willing to yoke themselves to collective institutions.
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Still, you are a lucky duck to potentially avoid the heavy yoke of college debt.
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Where a pleat is missing beneath the yoke, he draws a sketch to correct it.
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Impeachment also threatens to yoke the 35 Senate races even closer to the presidential contest.
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Either pilot can control the stabilizers electrically using switches at the top of the yoke.
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Perhaps it is good politics to yoke environmentalism to other economic policies that could be popular.
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It'll mean that Clinton is taking steps to yoke Republican incumbents to the unpopular Republican nominee.
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Can Democrats sell the country on the opposite idea, that this yoke makes everyone less free?
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You could even submit to an ascetical regimen to free yourself from the yoke of work.
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Other paintings bring to mind a lyre and a yoke or a helmet and a trident.
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The pilgrims travel on foot and use a wooden yoke or kanvar to balance two small buckets.
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This bakes for a few short minutes before the yoke is ready on top and baked again.
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It marks "Liberation Day," the dawn of an era free from the yoke of Japanese colonial rule.
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For nationalists, it was a broader fight to throw off the yoke of colonialism and foreign oppression.
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It is not hard to understand why America threw off the yoke of British oppression in 1776.
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Henry Parish wore a changeable pale blue and pink silk crepe, with lace sleeves and yoke. 11.
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In other words, without secrets life is burden-work and business, furrow, yoke, plow—sterile and fruitless.
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In his inauguration speech on January 1st he promised to "free the country from the yoke of corruption".
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Big data companies yoke the values of the millennium left with the business practices of the robber barons.
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But it may also be liberating to shrug off the yoke of parochialism and chose a new favorite.
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"We don't want to live under the yoke of radical Islamism; no Republican can accept that," she said.
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Narrator: There's a reason we still have pilots flying planes and haven't handed the yoke over to robots.
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He loves to yoke his enemies with silly, derisive monikers, to reduce perceived weakness to bumper sticker legibility.
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In a possible nod to their divergent backgrounds, they have not always jumped to yoke their campaigns together.
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It looked, from the outside, like perhaps the young man was breaking free from a once tightly-held yoke.
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This journey is depicted quite artfully in Yoke Lore's music video for "Cut and Run," which we're premiering today.
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The engine vibrations shook the yoke in my hand and slammed the seat against the base of my spine.
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The idea of liberating Americans from the yoke of car ownership undergirds much of Lyft's rhetoric around product development.
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A traditional control yoke in front of the pilots suggests a Boeing; a joystick beside each seat, an Airbus.
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Particularly with "Secret of the Easy Yoke," which was such a profound song and spoke to my inner soul.
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Finally, after our speed mounts on a very long taxi, I pull back the yoke and we slowly ascend.
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As Yaffe points out, Mitchell learned from painting how to yoke "past, present, and future" together in one image.
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The jackets had electroluminescent panels able to light up a pocket emblem and the initials U.S.A. on the yoke.
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I'm like, 'Good God, if I ever had a defining role, that's a real yoke to have to wear.
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Even Blake Horstmann, the villain of 2019's Bachelor in Paradise season, managed to wriggle out of his yoke.
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Those who demand free-spending authoritarianism and a "do-or-die" escape from the yoke of Brussels are ascendant.
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That's why he refused to yoke himself to the sorts of rules that his predecessors had endeavored to follow.
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These poor people who lived under the yoke of Communism for so long are thirsting for genuine democracy and.
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Chafing against his mother's yoke, young Merle got into trouble for breaking and entering, shoplifting and passing bad checks.
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The strange name also meant "burden" as if the glacier were a burden or yoke the dead volcano carried.
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A stick shaker -- another system intended to warn a pilot of an imminent stall -- began shaking the pilot's yoke.
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The whistle-blower, and the untold thousands of Chinese Muslims suffering under the yoke of Mr. Xi, deserve that.
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And he told my pappy, just as straight as my pappy had told him, 'Freedom is a yoke, boy.
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Mr. Di Battista tore the bill apart angrily, blaming the currency for keeping Africa down and under France's yoke.
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Today, he's a lawyer in Memphis, and he keeps the yoke of that C-117 mounted in his den.
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They saw the yoke of capitalist ideology wherever they looked — in films, in radio, in poplar music, in literature.
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Then he pulled on the yoke to bring the plane out of its dive and did it all over again.
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Fellow egg acolytes, let's lift the yoke of our self-stigma and embrace our love for this majestic fondant creation.
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Photo: Wikipedia Under normal circumstances, a hen ovulates and releases an oocyte that travels through the oviduct forming the yoke.
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Devolved policy areas often overlapped with EU competencies, and Scotland was happier under the EU yoke than the English one.
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Just let your eye traverse the undulating contours of the metal yoke that gently but solidly grips the ear cup.
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It's made specifically to taste good with Starbucks drinks, R&D team manager Yoke Wong said in a press release.
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With the federal yoke lifted, lawmakers promptly overhauled the state's election laws to curb the influence of those Obama voters.
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So it was hardly demure in any sense, but it had that heavy gold-armored metallic piece as a yoke.
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Clinton's campaign has repeatedly sought to yoke Mr. Trump to Mr. Putin, citing Mr. Trump's praise for the Russian leader.
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Poland was once a beacon for countries struggling to escape the yoke of the Soviet Union and embrace Western democracy.
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They've been suffering too long under the yoke of a hunting-driven social order in which they have no power.
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It's a gorgeous piece: a Fendi denim jacket striped blue and yellow, with John Booth-designed shearling appliqués over the yoke.
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Then there's the shape of the metal yoke connecting the headband to the headphones, seemingly ripped straight off Beyerdynamic's production line.
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In the 2018 model, the pilot sits on a flat surface and is held in place by a tiny control yoke.
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He's not a guy who uses "sorry" to hang a yoke of guilt around my neck nor can he control it.
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"We don't want to live under the radical Islamism yoke, no Republican can accept that" she screamed at an electricfied crowd.
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Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader, has been trying to yoke congressional Republicans with Donald J. Trump for weeks.
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In Saudi Arabia, Malaysia and other countries suffering under the yoke of censorship, however, Muslims hadn't tried to counter the atheists.
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The rest of the population, above 80 percent, will continue to languish under the yoke of state-sponsored crimes and deprivation.
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"Ordinary massages just don't hit the mark, this yoke will make you relax really hard," explains a statement on Bloomer's website.
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The partners said on Tuesday the Internet of Things project would yoke ABB's operations technologies (OT) with HPE's information technologies (IT).
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The country was once a beacon for countries struggling to escape the yoke of the Soviet Union and embrace Western democracy.
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Black seamen smuggled the appeal into chained Southern hands; community readers sounded the appeal to violently throw off the violent yoke.
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Harriet Tubman's immediate, measurable, and physical steps to break the yoke of bondage laid the groundwork for immediate and future liberation.
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Gaga could have helped them break the yoke, which everyone says lies so heavy on their shoulders, of red carpet conformity.
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Her father, Keith, was a technical writer, and her mother, Yoke Lin Hunt, worked at the British company Martin-Baker Aircraft.
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When the cart is sold he sells the ox, harness and yoke, and walks home, his pockets heavy with the year's coin for salt and taxes, and at home by fire's light in November cold stitches new harness for next year's ox in the barn, and carves the yoke, and saws planks building the cart again.
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It was a yoke she was keen to sidestep, even though she was the one who suggested it in the first place.
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Newspaper ads beseech customers to shake off the yoke of multinational firms in the way their forebears resisted Britain's East India Company.
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Yoke explained via email that the song and its video deal with personal stuff, but weren't necessarily inspired by a singular experience.
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It also elides a simple truth: Pool has thrown off the yoke of corporate bureaucracy, but he's still subject to market incentives.
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She and her son Sylvester started their own press, the Ogwugwu Afor Publishing Company, whose first title was "Double Yoke," in 1983.
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Coupled with stagnating wages nationwide, the exploding indebtedness of younger generations is a yoke that some may never be able to take off.
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Those that ventured too close during these particularly ferocious bombardments were splattered with ricocheting yoke and white, if not the shrapnel of shells.
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A U.S. Air Force investigation said the pilot placed the small, hard-shell, night-vision goggles case in front of the cockpit yoke.
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You can catch Ben Talmi at his upcoming show on July 7, 2017 in Brooklyn, NY at Baby's All Right w/ Yoke Lore.
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I clutched the yoke to keep the wings level and worked the rudder pedals, trying to turn in the direction of the wind.
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I could see them, but not in time to do anything about them, so I kept my hands on the yoke and flew.
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To make the offloading and onloading easier, the pilot raised the elevator on the tail by pulling back the yoke, the release says.
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Trilux High Rise with Back V-Yoke Leggings, $39.99, available in 5 colors at 90 Degree by Reflex—Grace High, Insider Picks analyst
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That was in contrast to many Chinese officials, who believed people in Hong Kong were eager to throw off the yoke of colonialism.
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The Mongol Yoke continued to weigh heavy on Russia's neck for another century, but Russia's heroic myths place little importance on immediate outcomes.
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He sat in the back of the yarn shop, String Thing Studio, in Park Slope, Brooklyn, knitting the beginnings of a yoke sweater.
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In the Bible, the great mission of Moses is to liberate his people, the children of Israel, from the yoke of the Pharaoh.
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In 2013 she chose a red organza tweed flounce dress with a black yoke and accessorized with a jeweled Alexis Bittar flower brooch. 2014
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One way or another, the helpless American inhabitants of that alternate reality will finally throw off the yoke of their Nazi and Japanese oppressors.
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Everyone here knows what it's like to lack ordinary necessities the world takes for granted; everyone is living and working under the same yoke.
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For a moment, the small island nation seemed like a beacon for other countries striving toward self-determination under the yoke of repressive regimes.
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In particular, it may establish whether presidents can yoke their aides away from Congress, even if those staffers have intimate knowledge of possible misconduct.
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In any event, one of the lovely things about being a grown-up is that one is emancipated from the yoke of required reading.
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He doesn't care about civility or basic decency, and even if he did, he lacks the discipline to yoke his actions to any ideals.
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The machine features a full-color 17-inch display, dual speakers, and a replica flight yoke controller in addition to the other assorted buttons.
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Contrary to family legend, however, Khan did not show up in Sheridan alone with his yoke and pails and introduce the town to tamales.
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Yoke moves at different speeds throughout the landscape, encountering different forces and obstacles on his way to discovering the clarity and peace he longs for.
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To the 2013 State of the Union address, she wore a custom red tweed Jason Wu dress accented with a black yoke and leather trim.
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And what will life look like for the trillion humans living in the solar system, many (if not most) under the yoke of American capitalism?
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The Halo Smart's major architectural feature is a collar that sits on the back of the wearer's neck, not entirely unlike an electric oxen yoke.
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The interior features an airplane-like yoke steering wheel as well as three — count 'em three — screens flanked on all sides by carbon fiber trim.
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Government-haters believe any temporary problems with private currencies are worth enduring, since they will free societies from the yoke of the state's monetary oppression.
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It reminds one of NASCAR, with Flanders as its Appalachian womb, the place where hell on wheels and alcohol yoke up like a dovetail joint.
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It stood there under the lights, utterly revealed, its ribs like the branches of a tree, its mousy coat worn hairless where the yoke rubbed.
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It has a bit of Western flair, thanks in part to the curved yoke at the back of the shoulders and its metal snap buttons.
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America is not currently under the yoke of totalitarianism, but the preconditions are there, namely a hollow and fractured society full of dislocated, angry people.
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Instead, pilots said, Captain Suneja could have braced his feet on the dashboard and yanked the yoke, or control wheel, back with all his strength.
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While the goal has been in part to harness the creative capabilities of the companies, many Chinese tech executives fear the yoke of the government.
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But its lore does abound in dozens of shape-shifters, or obake (pronounced oh-BAH-kay), and monsters and spirits, known as yokai (yoke-EYE).
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But eventually enough was enough, and the midseason finale ended with the core good guys reuniting, determined to throw off the yoke of Savior oppression.
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Turkey aimed to "neutralize" Syrian Kurdish militants in northeast Syria and to "liberate the local population from the yoke of the armed thugs," Altun wrote.
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Watching this scandal unfold here, though, it's sadly apparent that the Irish state is not ready to free society from the church's yoke just yet.
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" So even though the term is burdened with the yoke of the very thing they are trying to flee, members remain huddled together under "O.
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But I did feel a degree of satisfaction as the bright yellow yoke slid down the last bit of white wall I had managed to hit.
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When he tries to attach a yoke to her in the next episode, "A Cold Death," she walks away and leaves him pulling a sled himself.
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During the first seconds of takeoff, the plane's nose started to pitch up too far, so the pilot tried to adjust by moving the yoke forward.
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He created a simple Scotch yoke mechanism that can control up to three dots at a time, meaning two of them can create a braille letter.
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Instead of the lame yoke that so many wireless buds use to keep them close at hand, the Beoplays have a small magnet in each earpiece.
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It's a simple penile traction device comprised of one plastic yoke that attaches to the head of the penis and another that sits at the base.
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"The desire of many Texans to be free from the federal yoke is far more than historical nostalgia for the Lone Star Republic," the essay reads.
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Thus, the ghetto icon works as a kind of yoke that all black people must navigate, or carry, as they seek regard from strangers they encounter.
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After World War II, nationalist movements in Asia and Africa helped throw off the yoke of European colonialism and allow formerly marginalized people to govern themselves.
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The ANC is the liberation party in South Africa and a main force in throwing off the yoke of the racist apartheid regime a quarter century ago.
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One might expect that the long-suffering inhabitants of Raqqa, who have been under ISIS' heavy black yoke since 2013, would welcome the approach of their liberators.
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Many peoples labouring under the yoke of British imperialism hated the colonialists, yet few of the former colonies refused to join the Commonwealth as newly independent countries.
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Europe's open skies fall under the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice, whose yoke the country must be free from, insists Theresa May, Britain's prime minister.
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None of this is to say that the gung-ho spirit of Silicon Valley has dampened and that Europe has magically thrown off its yoke of conservatism.
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More pressingly, Mr Macron will have to find a way to yoke his energy to the caution of Mrs Merkel as she plods towards her political twilight.
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However, when you're face-to-yoke with the droves of seemingly gooey, filmy, and droopy eggs, the force of their cumulative effect is more formal than thematic.
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Working will help raise wages for these Americans and give them the ability to throw off the yoke of government dependency and bring themselves out of poverty.
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The yoke, the airplane's control column, began vibrating violently, an alarm mechanism warned that the plane was about to stall and potentially plummet back to the ground.
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Both the team patch affixed to the breast pocket and the letters U.S.A. on the blazer's yoke will have electroluminescent panels powered by an interior battery pack.
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On a broader scale, epidemiological studies yoke frequent exercise to prolonged life spans, underscoring that active people are much less likely than the inactive to die prematurely.
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In his opinion, Judge Marrero pointedly noted that in throwing off the yoke of the British crown, the country's founders had dismissed the notion of broad immunity.
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Mr. Sialelli can, and he seems comfortable conflating heritage Lanvin signatures — a velvet yoke, a gathered sleeve — with anime, whether on a flowing dress or fur coat.
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Fidel Castro's name will live forever in the minds of generations and will inspire those aspiring to true independence and liberation from the yoke of colonialism and hegemony.
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Over the next 10 minutes, the pilots repeatedly tried to pull the plane's nose back up, but the MCAS kept forcing the yoke forward, pushing the plane down.
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Tehran is strongly resistant to the idea of an output freeze, as it attempts to recoup lost market share after being freed from the yoke of Western sanctions.
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To be truly social starts to feel like a restraint -- like the yoke of political correctness, or a compromising tolerance of those whose very existence weakens our stock.
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I focused in on divorcing myself from the yoke of a society I no longer wished to be part of, a sort of un-baptism of my soul.
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What makes the Drake Equation so mesmerizing is in part the way it forces the mind to yoke together so many different intellectual disciplines in a single framework.
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It also held the water that fed local streams and sustained the local population, pouring it out as if from buckets balanced on the yoke of the mountain.
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A highly nationalized House vote in which both the president beats Mr. Sanders and Republicans successfully yoke the Vermont senator to House Democrats could produce a Republican House.
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He seemed like a dozen conflicting stereotyped traits, and the reveal that he suffers beneath the yoke of an abusive father doesn't make those piece comes together any better.
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Almost all the banks meet capital requirements, but they have been reticent to engage in traditional lending activities while they remained under an uncertain and progressively tighter regulatory yoke.
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His quote appeared in a now-dusty manifesto for "An Independent Flanders within Europe", published in 2005 by a group seeking liberation from the yoke of the Belgian state.
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Although the control yoke looks and feels like something from the analogue era, the way it behaves—including shaking when approaching a stall—is created digitally by a computer.
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By contrast, there is the young and desperately eager majority of Iranians, all Shiites, seeking to drag their nation out from under the yoke of a medieval clerical oppression.
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Since he hasn't been able to shake off the yoke of feudal power in the 69 years of Pakistan's existence, this perception is not going to change anytime soon.
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The Utopia, benefiting from a carbon fiber yoke and more luxurious lambskin leather ear pads, gives more room around the ear and feels the more comfortable of the two.
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" She concluded her essay by writing, "The desire of many Texans to be free of the federal yoke is far more than historical nostalgia for the Lone Star Republic.
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These are just some of the weird characters to be found among Japanese obake (pronounced oh-bah-kay), or shape-shifters, and yokai (yoke-eye), or spirits and monsters.
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The beguiling details of these small specimens, from wispy brush bristles to a ghostly six-pack yoke, represent a global concern for the future of life in our oceans.
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In a statement following the debate, Trump's campaign even tried to yoke Biden to Sanders on health care, arguing that both offer "a complete government takeover" of the system.
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The North Korean regime knows that its greatest risk comes from within — its own people may be tempted to rebel and overthrow the yoke of oppression if they can.
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Peele's boldest, most exciting and shaky conceptual move in "Us" is to yoke the American present with the past, first by invoking the 1986 super-event Hands Across America.
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The Strait of Hormuz is Iran's go-to place to get what it wants, and right now it wants to be out from under the yoke of crippling international sanctions.
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But they had been supplanted during a "slave revolt in morality", begun by the Jews and inherited by the Christians under the yoke of the Babylonians and later the Romans.
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Their stories are historically intertwined with the Haitian Revolution and with the larger narrative of Black indigenous people of the African diaspora throwing off the yoke of the European colonizer.
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To impress the pilot, she took it into the cockpit, and he was so shocked that he yanked the steering yoke, making the airplane shake around for a few seconds.
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Decked in a thick beanie, shiny rings, and a scarf around her neck, 70-year-old Madam Teo Yoke Lan is a far cry from your usual Uber delivery guy.
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Editorial After Brexit and the election of Donald Trump, it seems alarming that Bulgaria and Moldova, two states formerly under the Kremlin's yoke, both elected pro-Russian presidents on Sunday.
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Macau was one of the first Asian settlements to be forced into the yoke of European colonization and the last to shed it, achieving full independence from Portugal in 2000.
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It took economic sanctions to bring about change in South Africa, and it took courage to stand with Eastern Europeans seeking to free themselves from the yoke of Soviet oppression.
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I strongly support giving Eastern Europe the opportunity to lead the UN. As a region, they have largely overcome the economic yoke of Soviet domination and have embraced democratic values.
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Some of them will be glad to be free of the law's yoke; many others, probably a vast majority, will be terrified by the idea of living without health insurance.
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To achieve real democracy, including direct elections of the chief executive and all members of the Legislative Council, Hong Kong will need first to throw off China's yoke, says Mr Chan.
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But I've got to admit, I'm okay dealing with the hassle of a TV tuner and a Plex server, because I've escaped the yoke of the monthly cable box rental fee.
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Trump can't be confidently defended in public, because he will contradict his own White House and his own surrogates, making it dangerous for top Republicans to yoke themselves to his explanations.
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It leaves many people across our globe, who might desire to free themselves of the yoke of oppressive rule or regressive socialist systems, without a good example of a better option.
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There are pedals, a yoke for a steering wheel, a few buttons and a smartphone attached to the steering column as a display and control center for vehicle functions and navigation.
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"Turkey has no ambition in northeastern Syria except to neutralize a long-standing threat against Turkish citizens and to liberate the local population from the yoke of armed thugs," he said.
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After opening the throttle and pulling back on the yoke, the plane bounced down the runway and suddenly the ground was falling away and the houses and cars below became toys.
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The Beckley medical center reported the sexual assault allegations to the inspector general on June 12, and it fired someone in connection with the accusations, facility spokeswoman Sara Yoke said Thursday.
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In manual flight, pilots move the nose up and down by pulling or pushing on a control column, also called a yoke, to pivot the elevator one way or the other.
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Ms. Billops saw the lives of black women as endurance contests, struggles to survive abusive or alcoholic men, and children as part of the yoke that kept women from being free.
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Maas compares the song to The Beatles's "Taxman," and, to be sure, he is building on a sturdy tradition of rock 'n' roll songs about the yoke and facade of money.
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" Bolsonaro, who was sworn in before a joint session of Congress, called on lawmakers to help him "free the nation definitively from the yoke of corruption, crime, economic irresponsibility and ideological submission.
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The move distinguished the Islamic State from Al Qaeda, the older Islamist terrorist group under whose yoke al-Baghdadi's men had operated for nearly a decade in Iraq before violently breaking away.
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Michael, Saru, and their peers spent the season struggling under the yoke of a seemingly benevolent white dude who eventually revealed himself to be a sociopath with nobody's best interests at heart.
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So it may not be surprising that the regions which suffered worst in the conquest were more likely to have voted to throw off the modern Norman yoke in the Brexit referendum.
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While the plane was on the ground loading and offloading cargo, the pilot placed the goggles case in front of the cockpit yoke, which is used to steer the plane during flight.
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The operation to wrest back control of Mosul, Iraq's second-biggest city and ISIS' last major stronghold in the country swept through their village, freeing them from the yoke of ISIS rule.
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The device sits around the collar, a bit like a yoke that rests on your neck, with two electrodes that attach to the skin and a sensor that sits in the ear.
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Despite overthrowing the imperial yoke sixty years ago, college students take a French-focussed Baccalaureate exam, French is still the country's second language, and higher education is predominantly taught in the language.
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He also offered membership in an umbrella group with a vaguely revolutionary, messianic name—the Movement—that would yoke their various parties together under a unified Bannonite theory of global anti-globalism.
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The region has a long memory of the "Ottoman yoke" which 100 years ago was ended by the Hashemite-led Arab revolt and finally the expulsion of the Turks from Arab lands.
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Disowning is a first step in the liberation of these objects from the imperial yoke, moving toward making them available to others, toward allowing their rightful claimants to determine these objects' future.
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With black and white tension easing, by the mid-20133s many whites who had fled to Britain or South Africa, then still under the yoke of apartheid, were trying to come home.
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For the past three Fridays — despite freezing temperatures, snow and rain — men, women and children have demonstrated in numbers unseen since the fight to break from the yoke of the Soviet Union.
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They quite specifically reject what they call the "yoke" that Pakistan has put on the Afghan Taliban, and they call the Afghan Taliban leadership traitors because of the close relationship with Pakistan.
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" Bolsonaro, who was sworn in before a joint session of Congress, called on lawmakers to help him "free the nation definitively from the yoke of corruption, crime, economic irresponsibility and ideological submission.
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You could video-chat with people anywhere in the world, like "The Jetsons" — and maybe some of those people would use the new tech to throw off the yoke of repression, somehow.
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He simply warned them that if they failed to do so, if they unwittingly gave themselves over to a lying prince, they'd eventually find themselves under the yoke of an absolute leader.
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Following the rules is all well and good the other 11 months of the year, Libra, but in September you should throw off the yoke of received wisdom and cut your own path.
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Guarente, known to everyone as Duff (a test pilot thing, I guess), is instructing me on how to use the standard 747 controls—throttle, pedals, yoke—to taxi down the long Mojave runway.
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With the British strategy toward negotiating its exit from the EU a shambles, "old Europe" feels it has cast off England's yoke that regularly acted against the interests of wider and deeper union.
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Which is why the yoke of the four-year vesting cliff, the short-exercise window for options, and all the other tricks and techniques employed by cap table-designing masters are so effective.
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After World War II, as nations broke free from the yoke of imperialism, there were other progressive leaders who tried this — in Indonesia and Ghana, for example — but those efforts did not last.
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The Polish government says they are needed reforms meant to correct a sclerotic system plagued by corruption and links to to the days when this country was still under the yoke of Moscow.
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Villagers heard gunfire as fighters from the armed group, which recruits from the mainly Buddhist Rakhine ethnic group, raided a police post in the village of Yoe Ta Yoke late on Saturday night.
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But Boeing disabled the "yoke jerk" function when it brought out the 737 MAX, the latest version of its top-selling jet - and many pilots were unaware of the change, aviation experts told Reuters.
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No longer was it about independence, African pride, or throwing off the yoke of colonialism, so much as it was an opportunity for individual rulers to drum up support at home and prestige abroad.
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But Boeing disabled the "yoke jerk" function when it brought out the 220 MAX, the latest version of its top-selling jet - and many pilots were unaware of the change, aviation experts told Reuters.
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When Poland broke free from the yoke of the former Soviet Union in 1939 and began to chart its course as an independent nation, leaders were wary of a government structure that centralized power.
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A hint of perspectival space emerges from the shallow chevron of denim (the "yoke," in trouser-makers' parlance) at the painting's top edge, opening up the space à la Richard Diebenkorn's "Ocean Park" series.
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In comparison with SoundLens hearing aids, Hearphones look like a technological throwback: a pair of acorn-size earpieces connected by wires to a choker-like yoke (which can be concealed under a shirt collar).
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"We have adopted measures like including around 4,000 yoke of oxen in the sugar cane work and production of food," Julio García Pérez, president of state-run sugar monopoly Azcuba, told state-run media.
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"We have adopted measures like including around 4,000 yoke of oxen in the sugar cane work and production of food," Julio García Pérez, president of state-run sugar monopoly Azcuba, told state-run media.
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When to one yoke at once I saw the height Of Gods and men subdu'd by Cupids might /I took example from their cruel fate, And by their sufferings eas'd my owne hard state.
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On November 14th the new Turkish ambassador to Bosnia delivered a speech emphasising the "common history of our peoples", an appeal sure to conjure up historical memories of the Ottoman "yoke" among Serbs and Croats.
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ONE of the more disquieting rumours of the year is that of the Iraqi transport minister who reportedly demanded a turn at the yoke of a plane carrying 200 passengers flying from Baghdad to Basra.
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No one wants to live under a yoke," said Michael Healy, president of the Farmers&apos Union of Nicaragua, "and that is what we have right now and we can&apost go on this way.
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It's hard to tell where exactly the pieces that make up "Mmry Scrn" (2019) come from, maybe the center portion of a yoke-back chair, a broken-off balustrade, or part of a cabinet door.
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Yoke Ayurvedic Apothecary Flow Perfume Oil Formulated by a yoga teacher and Ayurvedic health practitioner, this scent opens the heart chakra to increase feelings of self-love and acceptance, and de-stress — to achieve balance.
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The Outer Worlds draws its best moments from this contrast, and from the suffering and determination of the people living under the yoke of a really asinine economic system right out of the Gilded Age.
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"In some ways, yeah, you might still see some below surface tension, but I think for the most part people are going to try to pull the yoke together and go forward," he said. Rep.
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Called obake (pronounced oh-BAH-kay), or shape-shifters, and yokai (Yoke-EYE), or monsters and spirits, they will be out in force at this festival, which this year focuses on those with watery origins.
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It sat low above the valley it had helped hollow out, a white cloak across the flattened peak of a shield volcano called Ok. From this it drew its full name, Okjökull, "the yoke glacier".
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According to Buchanan, education should be made scarce and expensive, rather than universal; he was one of the first to propose a punitive student loan system to yoke students to the discipline of the market.
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The exterior shell of these headphones is based on the Sennheiser HD 4993VB: they share the same headband, yoke, and ear cup design, albeit with a more premium look and feel on the new Neumann pair.
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In the normal course of American political life, Tax Day plays a fairly limited role—an ideological emblem either of the yoke of government power or the obligations of citizens to contribute to the common good.
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"It was designed so that when steamed, it creates a rich foam for hot beverages and is delicious and creamy when served in cold beverages," said Yoke Wong, manager on Starbucks' beverage research and development team.
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The coat, a standout from one of Wang's earlier cult-stoking collections, featured the yoke (or top) of a trench coat; but where the actual coat should have been, there was just a pinstriped, asymmetric lining.
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Haftar and his backers say they are trying to free the capital from the yoke of militias which they blame for destabilising Libya since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in a NATO-backed uprising in 2011.
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And it's concerning, to say the least, that Mr. Trump is eagerly throwing off the yoke of relatively sober legal counsel just as Mr. Mueller homes in on the president and his shady family business empire.
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Having already lobbied the N.H.L. to replace Canadian referees with Americans, he divulged his plan to shed the yoke of northern tyranny: Within two years he would have only American boys skating for the Black Hawks.
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Millions of "white" Americans have sufficient African ancestry — often a result of some wily predecessor's successfully having slipped the yoke — to theoretically have been enslaved in the Southern states that enforced racial-purity laws most fanatically.
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But they also warned that if the assault is successful, the city's Sunni-majority population would refuse to return to what they called the repressive yoke imposed by the Shi'ite-led government in Baghdad in the past.
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When the MCAS detects the plane climbing too steeply without enough speed—a recipe for a stall—it moves the yoke forward, using the horizontal stabilizer on the tail to bring the nose of the plane down.
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An October helicopter crash in Afghanistan that killed all 85033 people onboard, including six U.S. service members, was caused by a night-vision goggle case stuck underneath the control yoke, according to a recently released investigation report.
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According to the Encyclopaedia Britannica, the size of an acre — 43,560 square feet — was originally derived from the amount of land that could be plowed in a day with a yoke of oxen pulling a wooden plow.
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Paicho Journal PAICHO, Uganda — Just after dawn, Patrick Ogik placed a wooden yoke over the bulging necks of his two oxen and attached a metal plow behind them, the ropes, fraying from wear, tied to the animals.
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Starting in 1810, across the continent, patriots stirred by the European Enlightenment and encouraged by the successful revolt of the 13 American colonies against their British masters had worked to cast off the imperial yoke of Spain.
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We first meet her, amid thundering electric power chords and smashing LED lighting displays, spreading fortitude and cheer amid a strapping all-male chorus who have been down in the mouth under the yoke of the English.
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Mary Schiavo, an aviation analyst with CNN, added that the pilot seemed to know some basic elements of flying such as firing both engines in tandem and using the yoke and rudders at the same time to coordinate turns.
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A US Air Force investigation blamed the crash of the C-130J on the misuse of a night-vision goggles case that the pilot had placed in front of the cockpit yoke while the plane was on the ground.
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"Although I reverently pledge allegiance to the United States, with regret I hazard the claim that Texas would be better off today as an independent republic free of the yoke of the present federal government," White wrote in 1995.
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Instead, progressives must harness this enthusiasm and yoke it to building self-sustaining, extra-party organizations focused on down-ballot elections and clear policy agendas: breaking up corporate monopolies, fighting climate change, combating police violence, or tackling poverty and inequality.
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And the messages were jumbled by her understandable bid to yoke her liberal base to the white blue-collar and floating voters whom she needs to persuade, and whom previous speakers, including her vice-presidential pick, Tim Kaine, had also courted.
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Having blessed his family and business towards the end of his speech, he bade them a figurative farewell—thus to be free to shoulder the yoke of patriotic service that history has called on him to hoist from the mud.
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The Air Force report, released last week, said that in order to provide more space while loading and offloading cargo at Jalalabad airfield, the pilot had put the case in front of the yoke to hold the elevators in place.
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In the 28503s and 22019s, countries newly freed from the Soviet yoke turned to NATO for military protection; their membership in NATO has guaranteed their stability, safeguarded their nascent democracies, and thus fostered an environment favorable for investment and economic growth.
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There were two major forms of the modern language: demotic, which is the people's language, and Katharevousa, puristic Greek, which was devised by some intellectual Greeks in the early nineteenth century to yoke the modern language to its glorious past.
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"The degree to which banks have been caught under the yoke of regulatory obligations is very likely to lighten up under Trump," said Arjan Schütte, the founder of the venture capital firm Core Innovation Capital, which focuses on financial technology.
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"The UK as a nation still identifies itself on as the plucky defender that survived World War II ... against a continental Europe that had been brought under a Nazi yoke," Robin Niblett, director of Chatham House, said on CNN International on Tuesday.
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The North African country is a major oil and gas producer and has been a friend of Cuba ever since former leader Fidel Castro sent doctors and troops there in the early 1960s as it threw off the yoke of rule by Paris.
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Relieved to see Uganda freed from the yoke of brutal dictators, the West has given Museveni an easy ride over the last three decades, glad of his support against radical Islam and his role as power broker in the volatile Great Lakes Region.
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Happy to yoke an unstable I with a recruited you (as in, you, the book's reader), Borzutzky makes pathetic fallacy less an instrument of empathy than an agent of unsettlement, provoking strong reaction to the many historical and imaginary vignettes he creates.
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That's a reasonable idea to talk about, but there's no good reason at all to yoke it to a 50 percent cut in legal immigration, any more than there's a good reason to dump 800,000 DREAMers into an already overwhelmed immigration system.
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Perhaps he didn't know that this was a god which had leveled the world with a flood, which had rained fire on cities, which had delivered the Jews from the yoke of the mighty Egyptian empire, which had destroyed armies and kingdoms.
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" Another American patriot, Patrick Henry, wrote in response to the draft of Article II in 1787: "The yoke (of executive power) will so puzzle any American ... (and) will forever endure leaving the burden and loss of Liberty an eternal strife for Americans.
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Indeed, in a world where billions of people still live under the yoke of repressive and authoritarian regimes, it is vital that governments, civil society actors, and corporations all commit to acting within their spheres to support basic rights around the globe.
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It was only 150 years ago men, women and children who looked like me lived under the yoke of slavery in North Carolina, and here I found myself walking onto Duke's campus because of my academic accomplishments and skill with a saber.
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It's important that we remember the achievements of our Founding Fathers, and the bravery and fortitude it took to cast off the yoke of the Union Jack, but today our nation is once again weighed down by an oppressor: Hamilton parody videos.
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They have also portrayed this as a moment to cast off the yoke that the Trump administration's trade actions put on China, which were aimed at encouraging international companies to move their supply chains out of China to avoid tariffs, the note said.
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" The African National Congress, South Africa's ruling party, also released a statement calling him the epitome of "the 'new African' -- who having shrugged off the colonial yoke, would strive to ensure his country took its rightful place amongst the community of nations.
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"These sort of decentralized, self-empowered social models are going to be crucial for our species going forward, unless we want to suffer under the induced-scarcity yoke of life-extended capitalists or techno-fascists and their killer robots and eventually destroy ourselves," said Boyle.
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Although the move comes as relations between Iran and the U.S. grow ever more strained following a series of violent incidents connected with the country, it is also an attempt to exert executive power over tech companies that have resisted the yoke of federal regulation.
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These works straddle a corner of the gallery that also hosts a hanging swing, common to a neighborhood playground, but for the saddle rendered in what seems to be the shoulder yoke of a black leather jacket (one aspect of the iconic Panthers uniform).
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Bullshit jobs and the yoke of managerial feudalismJune 29th In 2013 David Graeber, a professor at the London School of Economics, achieved viral fame after he published a short essay on the prevalence of work that had no social or economic reason to exist.
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It'd also be a system that could get creators out from under the yoke of YouTube, Snap, and Facebook revenue sharing agreements that see platforms profit while the professional content creators that provide grist for the social media mill are paid cents on the dollar.
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In a speech on the Senate floor as Congress returned from a break, the Senate minority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, sought to yoke Mr. Trump to his counterpart, the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky — and to every Republican running this fall.
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" DeFazio said he is "preparing a proposal to transform the FAA into a 21st-century organization free of the yoke of the Federal bureaucracy in areas like procurement and employment rules, and I look forward to refining my proposal as we approach FAA reauthorization.
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Twenty years ago, a younger Putin, an expert on Eastern Germany, had seen the Soviet-dominated nations like Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria the Baltic states, slough off the Kremlin's yoke and embrace democracy, membership in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Union.
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Nevertheless her sisters and friends never stopped their persecution, for after she had returned to a place where they could seize her, they bound her fast with a heavy wooden yoke and fed her like a dog with only a little bread and water. . . .
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That means that unlike the Navy's fully autonomous X47-B drone, the robot would use vision-based recognition systems to "manually" read gauges and operate the yoke, throttle and other controls just like a human pilot as soon as it's dropped into the cockpit.
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There are quite a few details found on Pam & Gela velour pants, like these, that you didn't have on your Juicys: For starters, expect faux double-welt pockets and a back yoke "to make your butt look extra good," plus a fake zipper placket.
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That story is the complement to her grandparents', the two together constituting the Latvian national wartime narrative: those who suffered the pain of leaving and those subjected to the pain of staying — which meant life under the Soviet yoke, collectivization and, often, expulsion to Siberia.
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In an extraordinary series of Twitter posts, Mr. Hannity seemed to yoke himself to the fate of the executive, Bill Shine, a behind-the-scenes fixer who rose to become the network's co-president after its former chairman, Roger Ailes, was ousted last summer.
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He also promised a magical moment in the Middle East when the Arab states could deliver a peace deal with the Palestinians, while he was liberating his people from the stultifying yoke of Sunni Wahhabism that had nurtured so many of the 9/11 plotters.
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The point at which she appears in a strapless, rose-pink gown, with a looping collar resting like a jewelled yoke on her shoulders, to the soft lament of Scott Walker's "It's Raining Today," was my signal to fall sideways out of my seat.
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WARSAW — Poland's president signed sweeping legislation on Wednesday to overhaul the country's judicial system, a move critics say fundamentally undermines the rule of law in a nation that only three decades ago broke free from the yoke of the Soviet Union to embrace democracy.
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Much of Donald Trump's appeal to his followers is that he throws off the yoke of "political correctness" and says the things they believe need to be said about what's wrong with America and whose fault it is — even when other people get offended.
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That's a key messaging goal for Republicans because the actual underlying policy objective — reducing the tax rate paid by very rich people and large corporations — isn't popular, so you need to yoke it to something that is popular, like filing your taxes on a postcard.
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Even though it may seem obvious that all you have to do is interrupt the autopilot, amazingly that may not occur to a pilot who is hundreds of feet off the ground and has to pull back on a control yoke with hundreds of pounds of force.
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A 737 MAX pilot said the resistance on the control yoke would be about four times normal and it could take a few dozen turns of the manual wheel to return the nose to the proper position, depending on the alignment when the switches were cut.
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This is why the Democrat Party, because of Maxine Waters, Ocasio Cortez, Keith Ellison and his border shirt he had on, this is why the Democrats would win a governorship in California, New Yoke and can&apost win and probably won&apost win a national election in 2020.
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"While the Fed is not forever shackled by the monetary excesses of the Obama era, the sheer size of its asset holdings virtually guarantees that the Fed will feel the yoke of the massive excess reserves in the banking system for the remainder of this recovery," he wrote.
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And then they get a bronze and their Olympics are over, and they realize the last four years have been for nothing and, as in the case of Australian athlete Sawan Serasinghe, have a gigantic badminton-fueled McDonald's blowout to celebrate freedom from the yoke of athletic pursuit. This.
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With night mode turned on, you can read the "Beyerdynamic" on the ear cup, you can see the "1" cutout next to the "T" in the yoke, and you can even read the last three digits of the serial number on the inside on the left of the headband.
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W. S. Merwin, a formidable American poet who for more than 60 years labored under a formidable poetic yoke: the imperative of using language — an inescapably concrete presence on the printed page — to conjure absence, silence and nothingness, died on Friday at his home near Haiku-Pauwela, Hawaii.
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As the conversation ranges — hurtfully for so many same-sex couples — over gender, marriage and parenting, let's imagine for a moment that there is value in examining such issues unflinchingly, free from the yoke of political correctness, no matter how hurtful it might be to the sensibilities of some.
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Mr. Sun began his political life seeking to free Taiwan from the yoke of Japanese colonial rule, only to find himself, decades later, simultaneously fighting two oppressive Chinese governments — the Communists in Beijing and a nationalist regime in Taipei — each standing in the way of Taiwanese self-determination.
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He added that the U.S. would "certainly be very disappointed if there was some sort of adverse decision by the Iraqi parliament with respect to our continued presence" in Iraq, but added that he believed Iraqis would ultimately be glad to no longer live under the "yoke" of Soleimani.
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" She went on to say, "We yawn desperately at the essays, but our hearts go out to the essayists, all the same, for 'the vision splendid' is shining in their eyes, and there is no fear of 'th' inevitable yoke' that the years are so surely bringing them.
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I loved everything about those mail-order snowsuits—the snap-off hoods, the ribbed cuffs—but I especially loved the piping, which ran, as thick as a pipe cleaner, across the yoke of each jacket and down each leg of the pants, like the stripes of a military uniform.
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It would be too strong to say that he would like to rewrite the Constitution as if it were a Jim Crow Constitution, but he really does believe in his heart of hearts that black people, particularly black men, flourished under the heavy yoke of subjugation that was Jim Crow.
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But pilots would have needed to know that MCAS existed, that it had unusual power to force the plane down and that "a hard pull on the yoke" would no longer turn off the automatic trim that uses MCAS, John Hansman, an aeronautics professor at MIT, said in an interview.
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In the space of a week, I chomped through around 20GB of data just from streaming games to a Pixel 3a XL. I spent more time playing on my TV, but Stadia isn't looking like a great option for people who live under the yoke of home broadband data caps.
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America may have thrown off the yoke of King George III, but Americans chose to be governed by George Bush II. It is salutary to recall that George III when sane lost the American colonies, but when insane ruled a Britain that triumphed over the armies of the (elected) Emperor Napoleon.
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Older 737s had another way of addressing certain problems with the stabilizers: Pulling back on the yoke, or control column, one of which sits immediately in front of both the captain and the first officer, would cut off electronic control of the stabilizers, allowing the pilots to control them manually.
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One can't call them the next great rock band when dozens of scrappier outfits with similar influences exist in every small town across the Midwest, nor can one call them the next great arena-rock band when Arcade Fire is currently thrashing about under that genre's tyrannical yoke and U2 refuses to retire.
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Even while he professes to hate the Affordable Care Act as much as Paul Ryan does, he doesn't treat it as a station along the road to serfdom, constraining human potential in the yoke of government rules, but simply as a mess that he will fix with better health plans for everyone.
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Scott Pruitt, the Environmental Protection Agency chief, whom Mr. Trump has charged with rolling back Obama-era environmental policies, speaks often of his belief in the importance of federalism and states' rights, describing Mr. Trump's proposals as a way to lift the oppressive yoke of federal regulations and return authority to the states.
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U.K. Independence Party leader and racist fear-monger Nigel Farage on Friday said it was a "mistake" for the Vote Leave campaign to promise that—in a nation free of the yoke of European tyranny—some £350 million in weekly payments to the mainland could instead go to fund Britain's National Health Service (NHS).
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More than $13 million in outside spending was poured into Republican Congresswoman Barbara Comstock's Virginia district, in the suburbs just outside Washington, D.C. Democratic challenger LuAnn Bennett has tried for months to yoke Comstock to Trump in this well-educated, affluent area, which has one of the highest median incomes anywhere in the state.
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" This collaboration is precisely the kind of "complex adaptive coalitions" I see in all the rising communities I've visited: Gidi Grinstein, the Israeli social entrepreneur and founder of Reut, calls it "extending the yoke — so you have so many more parts of the community pulling together toward a common vision of resilience and prosperity.
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In several novels set in Nigeria, including "The Bride Price" (21989), "The Slave Girl" (21994), "The Joys of Motherhood" (21996) and "Double Yoke" (19863), Ms. Emecheta dramatized, in often harrowing detail, the dire poverty and tight web of family obligations that thwarted aspiring women, their worth determined by the number of sons they could bear.
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In theory, if Congress did pass Gaetz's bill, it could follow up by repealing all the environmental laws on the books or reassign its responsibility to other cabinet departments—although the latter possibility raises the question of what Gaetz's bill would accomplish to free chemical factories and coal-fired power plants from the oppressive regulatory yoke.
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Despite the corporate dystopia, it retains Fallout's "gotta hear both sides" emphasis on player freedom and choice: Sure, you can "yeet the rich," but the game is just as willing to let you shut down an environmentalist commune and shuffle the folks therein back under the corporate yoke if that's the sort of asshole you wanna be.
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Several of these people — including Clare Lopez and Walid Phares, both rumored to be in the running for Trump's deputy national security adviser — believe that radical Islamic terrorists have already infiltrated the US government and are actively trying to bring down the country and enslave the American people under the yoke of Sharia, Islamic religious law.
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"Trouble with Trent 1000 series engines that power Boeing's Dreamliners continued to be a yoke around the engine maker's neck, but with the cash costs of the resulting engine maintenance issues in-line with previous guidance, traders are happy to look to the future rather than dwell on the past," said Artjom Hatsaturjants, research analyst at Accendo Markets.
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The pilots would need to have diagnosed the problem and regained control of the aircraft by either putting their feet on the instrument panel and pulling back on the yoke with all they had or completing a four-step process to over-ride the autopilot in a matter of mere seconds, according to the New York Times.
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The pilot put the case there to prop up part of the plane's tail to help the loading team deal with some tall cargo, but the case was never removed, and when the plane's nose pitched up too far, the case blocked the yoke when the pilot tried to move it forward, the investigation report said.
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Obama's daughters fully looked the part of elegant young ladies, showing off their grown-up sense of style in Naeem Khan, with Malia wearing a strapless taupe gown with a smattering of rhinestone embellishment and glossy waves, while Sasha opted for a high neckline gown with an ornate raspberry lace yoke, plus trendy double braids and a ribbon choker.
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It has a refined design that looks good no matter how much you put in it or what you wear it with (including a blazer), pockets to fit an entire home office, and ergonomic features—like a sculpted back panel and adjustable yoke straps—to make it comfortable enough to wear for an extended period even when totally full.
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As a conservative Democrat in a rural district that voted for President Trump by a 30-point margin, Mr. Peterson is a man in the lonely middle, now besieged on all sides — by Republican rivals determined to yoke him to impeachment and by Democrats who want their congressman to stand up to a president they detest.
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Poles have been asking for U.S. troops to be stationed on its territory since Lech Walesa, the Solidarity trade union leader who became Poland's president, first made the request when he came to Washington in November 1989, just months after Poland had thrown off the Soviet yoke and retaken its place among the free countries of Europe.
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Everyone hates the Brexit deal on offer, though the parliamentary factions have different reasons: Hardline Brexiteers believe it will yoke the UK to the EU indefinitely, pro-Remain MPs are still holding out hope that Brexit will never happen, and everyone else is agitating for a better deal, though the EU has insisted that won't happen.
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Some insist that, historically, there was no Palestinian culture distinct from that of their fellow Arabs in the region — since Palestine was for centuries part of Greater Syria, under the yoke of the Ottoman Empire — a largely academic argument that fails to answer the question of what, then, to call the people who lived in the territory before 21950.
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As we see in Colombia, a country which successfully threw off the yoke of the drug cartels through Plan Colombia (with aid from the United States), there is a role for our nation in assisting other countries in our hemisphere, and by doing so, offering an alternative to the despair that envelops so many of our neighbors beyond Mexico's southern border.
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This image of authoritarianism comes from the popular media (dictators in movies are never constrained by anything but open insurrection), from American mythmaking about the Founding (free men throwing off the yoke of British tyranny), and from a kind of "imaginary othering" in which the opposite of democracy is the absence of everything that characterizes the one democracy that one knows.
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That was Hynes's favorite item to work on, and the fact that the petals were designed to be positioned that particular way created a unique set of challenges: "When the yoke or basque of the tutu connects to the bodice, we had to but the skirt on top of the bodice, which is the complete opposite of a traditional tutu," she explained.
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Here Are the Most Batshit Angry One-Star Reviews of Comcast on AmazonAmazon and Comcast announced a partnership on Monday to sell Comcast cable through the world's…Read more ReadAn extra 700GB of data sure is an excellent present for people currently under the yoke of Comcast's thirst for cash, but it's far from the Good Guy Comcast maneuver the company pretends it is.
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"Edie" conjured the tragic life of Edith Sedgwick, who was born into a patrician New England family, grew up with seven siblings on isolated ranches near Santa Barbara under the yoke of a semi-deranged father, came east and after a stint in a mental hospital became Andy Warhol's arm candy and a figure in New York counterculture, before being cast out by him and dying at 28 of an overdose.
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Photo: Robins Air Force BaseUsing actuators, sensors, a robotic arm, and even its own power system, the robot can operate a plane's yoke (essentially used for steering the craft) push on the rudder and brake pedals, make throttle adjustments, and flip switches on the dashboard as needed to make proper and legal flights following the same FAA guidelines that human pilots have to abide by while in the air.
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The communities torn apart by deportations, those jailed by the rise of mass incarceration, the families reeling from the toll of the war in Iraq, young people trying to live their lives under the yoke of crushing student debt, and everyone suffering from skyrocketing inequality after the financial crisis now simply understand that these crises required the willing complicity of leaders in both parties, including even prominent Democrats like Joe Biden.
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That explains why both Mr. Gillespie, who as a national party leader tried to reach out to minority voters, and Mr. Northam, who some Republicans once wanted to try to recruit to switch parties, have been running campaigns aimed at base voters, with Mr. Gillespie emphasizing crimes by illegal immigrants and pledging to oppose sanctuary cities — even though Virginia does not have any — and Mr. Northam trying to yoke his opponent to Mr. Trump.
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