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In 2016, Dykstra produced a book, “House of Nails: A Memoir of Life on the Edge,” that became a best-seller, thanks in part to his promotional appearance on “The Howard Stern Show,” where he humble-bragged about finding work as an escort for widows.

He has horns, tusks, crossed eyes, braided hair.

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Take My Book, Please Bookcrossing is the brainchild of Ron Hornbaker, an entrepreneur and book lover who was running a software company when the idea came to him in 2001.

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But, frankly, when you look at it and when other world leaders look at it, instead of a blunt statement of policy, they see a sort of brashness and a buffoonery that is not helping our country and, in fact, is leading us into further isolation.

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The Slurpee waves lasted about three hours that morning, though he, his wife and his friends only braved the cold for about 60 minutes.

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Jill: …she would let him still think that he was the breadwinner.

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Ice breaker.

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Men who have been bred and educated in a tradition of public service and have proved their reliability over long years.

Vice President Joseph Biden summarized this important fact in Munich earlier this year by saying that “Poor societies and dysfunctional states can become breeding grounds for extremism, conflict and disease.”

Regarding the nuclear issues, our strategic weapons, including atomic bomb, hydrogen bomb, and intercontinental ballistic missiles, are only aimed at the United States, not our brethren.

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Also, thanks to UK membership of the European Union, much new law, including IT-related legislation, has originated in Europe rather than being purely “home-brewed” – and, as we shall see below, this will not cease to be true after Brexit.

They have been accepted by a population helpless to challenge the endless expansions of State power – and yet, even though most citizens have received endless pro-State propaganda in government schools, a growing rebellion is brewing.

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officials told reporters in a May 5th briefing that research shows a handful of neglected diseases could be eliminated with relatively modest resources.

To that brimming potpourri he adds two ingredients that Trump doesn’t genuinely possess: the conviction that he’s on a mission from God and a determination to mold the entire nation in the shape of his own faith, a regressive, repressive version of C

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Airport security is part of the initiative, including equipment to detect explosives, to protect Britons and others who visit Kenya.

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The president also signed an executive order and a memorandum aimed at expanding broadband access and infrastructure in rural areas.

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And the White House has fired more broadsides at former chief strategist Steve Bannon.

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... one common feature of brooding, bottling or false positivity,...

Shields and Brooks on Trump’s ‘s***hole' comments, ‘Fire and Fury' fallout.

In early June, when the heat was getting serious, John stopped me in the street, his brow glistening, and said, “It’s going to be like 1976!” I waved him away.

... wasn't doing it for brownie points.

The French court brushed aside the American constitution as irrelevant to harm being done within France, but it took the technical objection seriously.

Hala had been a confident, bright, bubbly, loving, caring mother to her children, but the war had changed all of that.

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The little girl said "yas sah," but she did not budge an inch.

And it’s a very, uhh, historically important site as well because it basically served as a kind of a frontier city, or almost at certain times a buffer zone between the Roman Empire to the west and the various incarnations of the Persian Empire to th

But, frankly, when you look at it and when other world leaders look at it, instead of a blunt statement of policy, they see a sort of brashness and a buffoonery that is not helping our country and, in fact, is leading us into further isolation.

That really ended up setting the stage for everything, and that really gave me the bug for going to events and connecting in person with all these people that are sort of doing their thing online.

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me and gave me low stars because I didn’t include diabetes bugged me.

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And the great bulk of litigation occurs not in the federal courts, but in the state courts.

And let’s not forget that such high-capacity batteries are both heavy and bulky.

As TV crews prepared for their live shots, an excavation truck and bulldozer passed by.

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not my marriage causing my beliefs, that’s kind of a bummer to find out

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First, you need to remove the speed bumps from your technology.

You almost never see such bumpy images on TV or in movies, unless a shot was made that way intentionally to achieve a certain effect.

I also remember when a photo-quality color printer was far beyond the reach of the average consumer; now they’re so inexpensive that they’re often bundled with new computers at no extra cost.

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... with his henchmen and bundle you out.

bundling their purchases.

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So there’d be two people on the bunks and two people on the floor, one with nowhere to go except right next to the filthy toilet, which was never cleaned.

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She baked four different kinds of cookies and homemade cinnamon buns and butterscotch oat squares and made three huge dinners and three huge breakfasts.

And I've always had buoyancy problems.

Other than perhaps the odd ice hotel here and there, potential uses for a bulletproof, buoyant, frozen building material don’t immediately leap to mind.

So, just moving around a lot, taking a lot of buses, you know, getting up in the middle of the night to catch a bus, stuff like that.

Because I know you went into the bush and you were in somewhat rough places.

It’s not like you’re bushwhacking through the jungle and breaking trail and camping out, you know.

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It’s the little things.” In Queens, after the train had climbed above ground, a busker with a guitar announced, in an Australian accent, that he was “out here to spread some good cheer for the weekend.” Dykstra eyed him skeptically.

The bus drivers had all been bussed in from out of town, they didn’t really know where they were going.

They busted open Mexico's smothering monopolies.

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In Sydney, boats bustled in the harbor as thousands lined the boardwalk to celebrate.

... of so many people bustling in street- side workshops...

... finally froze solid, he butchered a dog with it.

Mateo Tabatabai and I’m totally butchering his last name.

On the morning I visited, National Trust volunteers were scraping and brushing away the dirt in two trenches—one in the great hall, the other leading from the kitchen to the butler’s pantry.

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She baked four different kinds of cookies and homemade cinnamon buns and butterscotch oat squares and made three huge dinners and three huge breakfasts.

Steve: Buttressed a little bit.

And second of all, they realized this work best in the restaurants that have the buzzers that tell you when your restaurant reservation time is up because it was almost like a reverse hand grenade.

said that it’s quite harmless, it buzzes around.

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Jessica Rea: All those buzzwords, yeah.

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I loved the idea of having a byline, by so and so... Narrator: After his time in the Ugandan Army, Ssali came to the United States in 1976, where he sought and received political asylum.

It sees itself, such as it is, the it, as something that will create the impression that there will be political cost, there will be a political price to be paid, for allowing genocide, for not having an heroic imagination, for not being an upstander

... we need to turn bystanders and enablers into allies.

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... performed Asia's first successful cadaveric liver transplant procedure, but...

Jill: Or be like me and just walk around the course with the people that are playing golf and just enjoy the scenery and, you know, be their caddie.

... modern corporations demanded a cadre of executives trained to...

... to get into a cage match, right?

I remember seeing a caged bear, it was a very sad, umm, zoo-entertainment area, but we just completely didn’t know where we were going.

He's been cagey.

... publish my article on“ Caging the Beasts” which provoked...

... a spring salad and calamari.

... white settler, a Scottish calico printer named Jimmy Sievewright,...

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But despite this decay, or maybe because of it, the scene was incredibly picturesque, with a gorgeous view opening out onto the ocean, and white calla lilies dotting the upper slopes of the property.

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... revulsion at such a callous attack.”

It suggests callousness at best toward African-Americans.

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Despite my lifelong interests in photography, gadgets, and movies, I have never owned a camcorder.

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And that’s why I say it’s a candid thing, I’m going to go jump out of the plane.

... people call it" radical candor," where you care personally,...

It all came down to election officials pulling a film canister out of a bowl with the name of incumbent David Yancey.

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Sunshine and heat arrive in bursts from June until September, as if you were walking down a green-shaded path with occasional breaks in the canopy.

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... the houses are just cantilevered over the natural obstructions.

At the outset, the startup business model is a canvas covered with ideas and guesses, but it has no customers and

... of one of the canyons of linguistics.

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The scientists concluded that green icebergs form when a two-layer block of shelf ice breaks away and capsizes (turns upside down), exposing the bubble-free shelf ice that was formed from seawater.

... museum, I was utterly captivated.

August is peak travel season, which means that right now millions of Americans are traipsing around the world creating the stories they’ll be telling captivated dinner guests and captive grandchildren for decades to come.

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Would my son’s really relaxed and carefree nature become fearful and withdrawn?

Just as your lover’s caress brings you to orgasm, your eyes happen to fall upon a shoe.

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... became an increasingly bizarre carnival funhouse hall of mirrors...

... Tairona civilization which once carpeted the Caribbean coastal plain...

I imagined it to be like carpooling: an idea I agreed with in theory, but could never see myself putting into practice.

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Every train had hot water on it on every carriage so you were always able to make noodles if you were desperate.

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These arguments we have are a mark of our liberty, and we can never forget that as we speak, people in distant nations are risking their lives right now just for a chance to argue about the issues that matter — (cheers, applause) — the chance to cast

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... founded in 1969 as the Caucus of Black Economists.

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... neutralize, there's some real cautionary tales on this one.

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I guess caveat emptor: buyer beware.

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How roads could be privately paid for remains such an impenetrable mystery that most people are willing to support the State – and so ensure the eventual and utter destruction of civil society – rather than cede that this problem just might be solv

In the end, Ryan later told me, they found intact archways leading to five cellars, some painted plasterwork, and a light switch.

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If you censor one journalist, then it...

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I’m talking about most people who come to me who are chained to their

Strategic Dialogue will meet every year, alternating between New Delhi and Washington, and will be chaired by Clinton and Indian Foreign Minister S.M.

I’m not sure how many people the chairlifts hold but, I mean, a lot of them might be triples.

We’ve got a barbeque and table and chairs and I actually want to get a few nice teak chaise lounge chairs to put out there and then I definitely want to do some nice flowers and plants this year.

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Is it all right for a chap to come and drink his brother’s health?

There’s also an ice chapel for “white” weddings, an ice cinema, an ice sauna (I have yet to figure that one out), ice art galleries, and even—I am not making this up—a replica of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre built of ice.

He told the school chaplain about it and then had assumed that they would take care of the issue, and they obviously didn't.

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I spent many hours working in combining the rules to finally get 40 basic rules explained like a charm.

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... progress that rankles the chattering class.

people (word processing, balancing checkbooks, game play).

I was a blue-eyed, chubby-cheeked five-year-old when I joined my family on the picket line for the first time.

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They're the guys cheesing in the background.

It's kind of a magical place, as cheesy as that sounds.

... told to think about cheetahs or turtles.

But still Canadians cherish common symbols, institutions and...

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No matter how much you like the taste, it’s a food to be enjoyed in moderation. Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree

anxiety, that feeling chewed you up and got you here literally.

It’s just a very chichi kind of place.

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Some of these are intended chiefly for legal professionals, but computing students and others who are not law specialists will often find it enlightening to look at what they say about particular points.

So that whereas women, perhaps, traditionally felt that their childbearing years ended at the end of their 30s or into their early 40s and that was it, now it’s possible to have children later than that.

... and more and more childish.

tell me what it’s like, just chill there and just feel it.