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Eun-suh remembers when her former Chinese language teacher told the class he had previously been selected to help write the test.

"It’s so ridiculous that he gave it to his ex and said the same thing…SMH," the person wrote, to which Davidson replied, "Actually, I didn’t give that to my ex. Yes, she had one but it was a replica. I had a bunch of replicas made. My sister and grandpa also have one. The one that Ari has is the one my dad actually died in and the one he wore his entire career and the one I’ve worn for over 17 years. I’ve actually never taken it off other than for SNL or work. So it means a lot to me."

At the entrance to the exam hall, inspectors brandishing metal detectors confiscated all possible distractions, from digital watches, phones and bags to books.

“Absolutely despicable,” one person commented on the photo, adding that their family also had a bad experience at the Canton facility. 

Back then, his hands seemed so big and strong, despite being weathered with age. Even now, though his hands are no longer as steady, warmth and reassurance still oozes from his grip. When I take his hand in mine, strolling down our familiar and beaten Brooklyn paths, the world stops turning for a few restful moments.

Few design elements impact the look, feel, and Instagram-worthiness of a room the way lighting does. Pure (preferably south-facing) sunshine will almost always beat out the artificial glow of a lamp or pendant when it comes to illuminating a space and playing up its best assets. But lighting is as much about form as it is about function, and incorporating a statement fixture into a room can instantly boost its style quotient. Case in point: The perfectly off-center, copper pendant designer Dan Mazzarini used as a finishing touch in the breakfast nook of a one-bedroom rental apartment he outfitted inside Brooklyn’s The Amberly.

Zuleikha clenches her fingers and lowers her hand with the sugar into her pocket. She takes the broken-off chunk of bread from her other pocket and sticks it instead into the trusting outstretched lips of Sandugach and the foal.

This trip was such a game changer for me. I’m already brainstorming where I can go by myself next. Even if I have to bring a tripod to get the perfect shot, I know that my next trip alone will be well worth the wait.

Steve Petellis started working for Buffalo Morning Star in 2016. Steve grew up in a small town in northern Michigan. He studied chemistry in college, graduated, and married his wife one month later. He has been a proud New Yorker for the past 5 years. Steve covers politics and the economy. Previously he wrote for the Washington City Paper, The Hill newspaper, Slate Magazine, and The Public.

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It actually seems quite simple and cheap (considering a number of the parts are either used or home-made), and I kind of want to try it myself sometime. Because 4×4 is great, but clearly 6×6 is greater.

(c) Includes deregulated Palo Verde Unit 3 revenues for the New Mexico jurisdiction of $2.1 million and $2.3 million in 2018 and 2017, respectively.