Instead of a solitary white boy surrounded by crowds of peaceful, welcoming black people, there is a solitary black girl surrounded by a baying mob of whites.
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" The title track repeatedly refers to a "solitary candle.
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It's a solitary experience the vast majority of the time.
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"Buying stocks is a solitary event — too solitary," he said.
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Tish let fly a solitary but operatic and satisfying screech.
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You can't be a solitary executive and a successful president.
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Why would a solitary, mopey Abby be cause for alarm?
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"There was never just a solitary A," Mr. Carroll said.
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Stuff to keep themselves amused, but in a solitary way.
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Voting is a solitary act, but campaigns are collective efforts.
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"We know the challenge: It's a solitary challenge," Urrutia said.
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A solitary gasp, too windy to be called a sob.
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Yet, Saloua Choucair was a solitary bird from the beginning.
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A solitary painting by Hartigan hung on the living-room wall.
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Making VR mainstream means making it less of a solitary activity.
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In the noisy, bustling arrivals lounge, he leads a solitary life.
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Games, though, haven't always been such a solitary affair for Stephen.
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Kids radio program, and won—but a solitary and introverted one.
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But his sojourn in Park Slope is hardly a solitary affair.
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Despite its symptoms, depression is not a solitary or selfish disease.
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Being unconscious is a solitary act, and people need their space.
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At the beginning, Mr. Demachy said, it is a solitary process.
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After all, drawing doesn't have to be such a solitary activity.
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I'd wanted a solitary revelation, but I was given something else.
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"I am a solitary and lonely man," he wrote to Paula.
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Trump, for better and worse, is a solitary and unique figure.
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He's still a solitary tool-user striving to reach the summit.
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A solitary black crow followed us the length of the glacier.
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Far too often, VR is mistaken to be a solitary, lonely experience.
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Right now, VR games are for the most part a solitary experience.
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But especially in present times, science is hardly ever a solitary endeavor.
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Virtual reality is, by nature of its form factor, a solitary experience.
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She had been held in a solitary confinement, according to her husband.
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Marathon running is a solitary endeavor that can be lonely and isolating.
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But at its heart, Breath of the Wild is a solitary experience.
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A solitary man clutched a jumbo flute containing a frozen red daiquiri.
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Music for me has always been such a solitary, intense personal experience.
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What started as a solitary activity has become decidedly social and interactive.
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" A few days passed, and she sent a solitary message: "Thank you.
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His voice reaches for the heavens in a solitary burst of coloratura.
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Here, voting is not a solitary task performed in a curtained booth.
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He was taken to a solitary cell and later an interrogation room.
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For many podcast listeners, following their favorite shows is a solitary experience.
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There's a low stage where the girls dance, and a solitary chaise longue.
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Several years ago, I spent a long stretch in a solitary confinement cell.
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That exchange and that process made the work less of a solitary endeavor.
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Soon, she was joined by a solitary male dancer and another female dancer.
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The Mexican tetra or blind cave fish (Astyanax mexicanus) is a solitary species.
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Yeah. But it's gonna air on ESPN not as a solitary object, right?
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Swimming is a solitary sport, especially when one's main competition is the clock.
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Carlos then engages in a solitary hunt, as cats are meant to do.
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Was music a social thing or more of a solitary post-school pursuit?
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"People think of games as isolating or a solitary pursuit," Ms. Foulston said.
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A solitary salp gives rise to a colony of genetically identical salps asexually.
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How could she sustain so much movement and range within a solitary note?
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Rumors state that it leads to a solitary beach paradise, a tropical bliss.
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Yet although he is capable of immense charm, Mr Johnson is a solitary figure.
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However, most witches agree that witchcraft is, by nature and history, a solitary venture.
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Even a solitary ANPR camera at an Irish border crossing might be blown up.
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In my opinion, the best thing about SoulCycle is that it's a solitary activity.
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If this is what being a solitary member of nobility is, sign us up.
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It has never upheld a solitary Latin cross, let alone one four stories high.
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As González sees it, a solitary experience within the space is a choreographic action.
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And there is a solitary one of Harry appearing to be checking his speech.
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Nelson saw Crowley as a solitary obsessive, fiercely making art in an unlikely place.
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"The Armory Concert" is a solitary statement, but it reverberates with echoes of collaboration.
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S. equities, with a solitary bond manager bucking the trend to take fifth place.
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Occasionally backlighting a solitary tree on a hill as if it were on fire.
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His aunt, Vielka Ramos, said her nephew was highly intelligent, but was a solitary man.
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According to these models, cosmic inflation was completely pure, driven by a solitary inflaton field.
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But this path does not lead to an operational weapon, just a solitary propaganda stunt.
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Vogue Knitting Live (Friday through Sunday) Knitting is, for the most part, a solitary enterprise.
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A solitary plastic bag hangs disconsolate by the window, and bullet casings pepper the scene.
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A solitary chair sat in front of that high wall, where normally there was none.
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I find the act of buying meat to be sweetest when it's a solitary endeavor.
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In a solitary, cerebral sport, tournaments are a social occasion for Noh and her opponents.
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"Being in the studio is for the most part a solitary act," Perry tells me.
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The thing is, a solitary entity in the middle of a void becomes the void.
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Both of those views conflict with the notion of online gaming as a solitary activity.
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Advocates of the effort aren't discharging a solitary immigration/DACA bill to the House floor.
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Linus Torvalds began Linux as a solitary project without any intention of working with others.
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How could they enter game playing, a solitary and private activity, into a public arena?
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I try not to mention them too much because I'm more of a solitary witch.
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This is the central focus of VICE's ongoing project streaming live from a solitary cell.
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So beyond everyday encounters with people in the street, it was quite a solitary experience.
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That was a title-winning side, and he still couldn't find a solitary goal for them.
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As a solitary performer, she often resembles a lonely child, kept company only by her playthings.
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Oculus wants people to think of virtual reality as more than a solitary, gaming-centric experience.
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Did they come to this conclusion independently, or after brainstorming sessions led by a solitary mastermind?
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Within the RBI, however, Patel is widely viewed as a solitary and at times temperamental figure.
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The measure glommed all 12 of the annual spending bills into a solitary piece of legislation.
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A solitary palm tree has become a symbol of resistance in the face of overwhelming adversity.
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"There was a solitary quality about each of them," said John Callahan, Ralph Ellison's literary executor.
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A solitary harsh word to a referee can be (and often is) punished with immediate ejection.
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But instead of taking him to the hospital, officers dragged him to a solitary confinement cell.
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In Ms. Baganova's dreamlike "Maple Garden," a solitary tree stands watch over a feisty rural community.
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Squeezed in at the front, visible in a gap between the placards, is a solitary boy.
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And it was a solitary obsession, which allowed her to craft and control her own world.
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Even a solitary fedora-wearing guy on the side of the road can make a difference.
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We marched in silence, led by a solitary drummer and both the American and rainbow flags.
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Alternately, what good is eternal life if you're going to spend it as a solitary monster?
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Beneath all of them was a solitary, helpless photographer, swept off his feet by Croatia's celebrations.
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Standing atop the dome, Argote is a solitary person on an island of her own making.
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And the postgame mood got downright testy when Durant was asked a solitary question about Green.
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On top, three rabbits cavort like Matisse's Dancers; below a solitary rabbit poses like Rodin's Thinker.
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In these largely unpopulated paintings, Wong invited the viewer to be a solitary observer or sojourner.
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A solitary oxygen cylinder is the only object that separates the modern scene from the medieval.
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I was a lonely child, a solitary child, raised by two women — my mother and grandmother.
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A solitary late-night synthesized piano chimes out a riff, sweet with 80s gloss and compression.
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The Times's Michael Gold reports: Training for the New York City Marathon can be a solitary affair.
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But Theron has never been given a solitary spotlight in a revved-up thriller of her own.
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For the composers, it injects a social, and argumentative, element into what is otherwise a solitary pursuit.
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I stopped to talk to a solitary policeman who was shaking his head on a street corner.
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It's not easy to turn such a solitary, stationary activity into interesting subject matter for the camera.
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Without them he becomes what Josh Blackman has called a "solitary executive" rather than a unitary one.
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There is nothing worse than taking a suicidal prisoner and sticking him into a solitary confinement cell.
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The soloist more often acted the part of a solitary wanderer, traversing the damaged landscapes of modernity.
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An eerie underwater sequence captures the weighted silence in which a solitary lobster poacher goes night diving.
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Take it slow today, Aquarius; the moon in Capricorn finds you in a solitary and sleepy mood.
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"You need to fail to succeed up here, man," Buxton said, and failure is a solitary game.
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They recalled returning home to nothing but a pile of roof shingles and a solitary tin box.
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Neighbors said he was a solitary figure who lived with his mother, and often clashed with her.
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The relative anonymity fit his personality in many ways — a solitary pursuit that exercised his calculating mind.
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A solitary tree, black against the sky, like a finger pressed to the lips calling for silence.
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But on Thursday, Ms. Winner often appeared to be a solitary figure in the green-carpeted courtroom.
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Here and there a solitary orange cell indicated an area that the student had not yet mastered.
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Consequently, a solitary backpacker seemed an usual sight in Spanish Town, the main settlement on Virgin Gorda.
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"One hopes that President Trump's decision to forgo this year's honors is a solitary event," he said.
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A solitary cry from another attendee of "CNN, don't mess it up" almost sounded like helpful encouragement.
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He has shouted and lied and whined his way to a solitary perch on the world stage.
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Swimming laps is a sort of a solitary sport, but communicating with those around you can really help.
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Playing an online cooperative game with friends is a different experience than playing a solitary game, for example.
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It would only take a solitary defection for Democrats to seize control of the chamber and forestall Republicans.
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If you usually celebrate the New Moon with friends, this month you might prefer being a solitary witch.
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Witchcraft can be a solitary practice or in tandem with others — perhaps in a coven, though not always.
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We've been busy perfecting our craft and perspective with a solitary, quiet passion that's reflected in every image.
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Until his army days, which started when he signed up, instantly, in 1939, he was a solitary boy.
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Neighbors have told Agence France-Presse that he was a solitary, quiet figure who didn't respond when greeted.
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Hear the track above and throw out all your colored clothes, except for a solitary neon pink glove.
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When Colon stood back on the mound, a solitary white balloon sailed across the infield, which seemed appropriate.
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The village seemed deserted except for a solitary old lady, bent over double working in a vegetable plot.
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From the beginning, Parker's lyrics for Tame Impala have often been dispatches from a solitary, self-doubting spirit.
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People always talk about uncles and family, but when I watched [baseball], it was always a solitary thing.
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Initially, Mr. McMullin said he thought the effort would attract introverts who would take on a solitary task.
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She had spent the previous few months driving through Central America on a solitary tour of Mesoamerican ruins.
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Paul stumbles further down the road until, at last, Chace and Gail spot him, a solitary, unmistakable figure.
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The first exhibition, "Creation Is a Solitary Pursuit, Love Is What Brings You Closer to Art," running Oct.
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It's true that programming can be a solitary activity in college computer science classes or entry-level positions.
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As driving rain began to fall on the inward half, Mickelson mixed two bogeys with a solitary birdie.
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Klinec, a solitary adventurer, bails on her job at a London bank and turns to her passion: cooking.
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It has been a bad day for Arsenal, a late Lacazette equalizer rescuing a solitary point at home.
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Sitting down with a crossword can feel like a solitary activity, and there are people who enjoy that.
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In the original narrative Poe's detective Auguste Dupin sees "a solitary letter" that was: […] much soiled and crumpled.
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Eventually known as the "Hermit of Palm Canyon," William Pester had fled civilization to cultivate a solitary Eden.
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A solitary Pokémon that enjoys training alone, its scales are often torn off, but they grow back nearly immediately.
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He had exploited a loophole in LimeWire that allowed him to crawl across the network, a solitary digital explorer.
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While painting may seem like a solitary practice, Reichert values "the role that social media plays" in her process.
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Barnett and Vile trade verses, musing on the life of a solitary songwriter, before laying harmonies over one another.
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His late father's passing weighs heavily here, especially on "Stonehurst Cowboy," a solitary and incredibly touching tribute to him.
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The entrance to the school is a solitary white door with a small blue sign emblazoned with its name.
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He said that he lived a solitary existence in Washington and missed his family, who remained in New York.
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You can play video games in-person or online with others, but they are still primarily a solitary hobby.
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A handheld video featuring a solitary Liu in an enormous field, it signaled a shift away from drinking videos.
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Even so, conservation is no longer a solitary pursuit, developed and reified by dogmatic men like Muir and Thoreau.
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Is this a solitary scooter snafu, or a sign of ugly things to come in the wider scooter market?
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Confusing to modern sensibilities, his brilliance was less that of a solitary genius than of a manager of talents.
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Kai's involvement in the cult would have landed him in a solitary jail cell, just like Charles Manson is now.
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I have approached it with an artist's methods, but also as a (solitary) viewer of art exhibitions over many years.
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His poems often remind me of cartoon thought balloons floating above a solitary figure who has just had a revelation.
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That experience could also be a solitary one — you'd be hard-pressed to find an acquaintance familiar with these videos.
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These are intensely social beings — it's really like having a prisoner in a solitary confinement in lots of these scenarios.
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Because it reimagines the act, the dance, the song, or piece of art as a solitary, disconnected moment in time.
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They'd made games exclusively for Nintendo platforms since a solitary PS2 title in 2003, across the DS and Wii platforms.
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One of them, Shane Bauer, visited a solitary cell in the United States to do a piece for Mother Jones.
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It's a song that makes me think of the full moon, a solitary object hanging heavy in the night sky.
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If you are caught taking a solitary sip you are deemed to be "very thirsty" and have to down it.
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Running is often a solitary endeavor, but as a leader, running will teach you to drive your team toward success.
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Still, we suspect that she is a sad case, a solitary old maid gabbing to her niece about happier times.
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In 2014, a Sri Lankan man died in a solitary cell at the same center, highlighting problems with medical care.
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In the previous book, a solitary hippo politely refused to join other animals in various activities — dancing, shopping, drinking juice.
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No lines, no crowds: just a solitary, private visit to a pristine gallery of 17th-century Flemish and Dutch masters.
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Surfing Rockaway Beach in the bitter cold used to be a solitary affair, only for locals and the hard-core.
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Making It At his father's workshop in remote Vermont, a solitary woodworker preserves the craft of building an American symbol.
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Artist's Questionnaire Robin Rhode uses city walls as his canvas, challenging the idea of creation as a solitary, private act.
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Instead, commentators invoke images of King as a solitary hero behind a podium, delivering speech after speech that changed history.
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The Netherlands finished the championships top of the medals table with six golds and four silvers plus a solitary bronze.
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A photo by Vladimír Lammer shows a solitary man with a briefcase gazing at a row of tanks passing by.
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A solitary gunman, whom Turkey's interior minister confirmed was a Turkish police officer, was killed by security forces following the assassination.
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Being a stoic male stereotype, he avoids it all by going for a solitary walk and running into his sister Arya.
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Following, at 7:20 pm, there will be a rooftop presentation of a solitary garden constructed by sumell and the LESGC.
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"The Lighthouse" follows Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe as lighthouse keepers on a solitary rocky island in 1890's New England.
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"By What Love" (2202), a solitary standing figure made of coarse brown twill, twists toward abstraction while chained to a stanchion.
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The music of Amenra is as eerie as it is beautiful, and the video for A Solitary Reign is no exception.
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Traditionally a solitary songwriter and producer, her previous album, Nepenthe, was co-produced by Alex Somers, partner of Sigur Ros's Jónsi.
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But grief is a solitary journey, even when you're married and the deceased is a child you loved in equal measure.
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A solitary new female Republican representative was triumphant compared with 214 freshman Democrats, many of whom arrived with a considerable splash.
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Freelance writing is a solitary occupation, and as if that weren't isolating enough, Gornall sought to row across the Atlantic. Twice.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends "co-viewing" for parents and young children so tablet use isn't a solitary act.
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It makes for a bit of a solitary trek to the hotel, but the benefit is there's absolutely no street noise.
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A photograph of a solitary Double-Double lying on a street in Queens set off days of speculation about its origins.
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When her wails disturbed the other prisoners, the guards locked her in what they called "the tank," a solitary confinement cell.
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She set her bag on the ground and walked past him toward the exit, where a solitary old sedan sat parked.
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Neighborhood Joint 7 Photos View Slide Show ' Except for maybe that final celebratory phase, home brewing seems to be a solitary endeavor.
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And though fasting is a solitary endeavor, fasts can be a great way to connect with new people, especially in big cities.
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It goes back to the idea of the monomyth, where you have a solitary figure who is viewed differently through different cultures.
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However, in many respects this has been lost in the age of mobile gaming, which can feel like quite a solitary experience.
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At the end, the characters chant a funereal dirge—accompanied by a solitary drum—signalling an inability to escape their collective fate.
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Browder was incarcerated at 16 in New York City, forced to experience the bleakness of a solitary cell, tortured with seeming impunity.
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Yet when it comes to the Olympics, Vonn has a solitary gold medal, in her favoured downhill, from Vancouver eight years ago.
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Your mind is gone now—somewhere else, somewhere better, like the family dog having found a solitary space in which to die.
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After she returned to the prison, she was placed in a solitary medical observation unit in order to be detoxed under supervision.
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The central mystery of the novel is this: What has Helen Franklin done that she must live like a solitary, faithless monk?
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They spent the day reconstructing what they could of the home, now a solitary cabin embedded in the shadowless countryside of night.
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PARELES For the drummer Makaya McCraven, beat-making isn't necessarily a solitary activity, and jazz doesn't have to be created entirely live.
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To help avoid the potential perils of a solitary old age, Ms. Peveler is carrying out a multipronged, go-it-alone plan.
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Calm your nerves: Our art critic offers monuments, buildings and public art worth seeking out on a solitary walk through the city.
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Because playwriting is a solitary art, many of the men and women described routines that felt both somewhat typical and wholly changed.
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He unearths an early painting from 1983, an austere canvas depicting a solitary prison and conduits leading underground to vacant tomblike chambers.
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A solitary blip becomes our destination, a hut fashioned from a pop-up camping trailer, converted with plywood sides and solar panels.
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While my daughters walked out of the theater to our parked car, I took a solitary walk to get control of myself.
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Yet despite unwanted attention and decades of articles depicting eating alone as some frightful activity, women have long cherished a solitary meal.
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As the weeks went by, my sorrow took the form of a solitary retreat with no idea where to go or why.
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Watching a solitary movie with violence or playing a solo video game with violent content won't necessarily destabilize an otherwise sensible person.
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As a solitary prototype, the restaurant has an odd, expectant air, as if it's ready for a crowd that hasn't shown up.
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Since that's so often a solitary activity, the team tryed to imagine a game where the two age groups could find common ground.
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At a time like ours, when every cultural cue is an incitement to self-revelation, we can use a solitary monument to reticence.
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They all preferred a solitary trip to the movies, adding that, while they could recognize comedy, they never felt compelled to laugh anymore.
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More specifically, Calvey is being quarantined in a solitary cell, reportedly without any money in his "jail account" to even buy basic toiletries.
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William and Kate sat side by side on the same bench where his late mother was photographed on a solitary visit in 1992.
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The Leicester installation was partly inspired by artist James Bridle who set up a a solitary space blanket in Ellinikon, Greece, in January.
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But they all imagine the player as a solitary captain or admiral, in perfect command of vessels that just respond precisely to command.
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But if he's talking about a solitary, brick-and-mortar, 2,000-mile edifice on the border, then no, nobody ought to support that.
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This conscientiously assembled production's stark opening image presents a solitary woman locked in what appears to be mortal combat with a breast pump.
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She walked in a solitary funeral procession, laying flowers for the slain and the survivors as Dawson's song looped back to the refrain.
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While his wife was in the courtroom, Manafort is being held in a solitary cell in Northern Neck Regional Jail in Warsaw, Virginia.
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And, in the shadows of the underpass, stood an unkempt man with a thin mattress at his feet, carrying on a solitary conversation.
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Archer prefers clear-eyed women who have been through enough disappointment themselves that they won't make any claims on a solitary, unattainable romantic.
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The staff stripped her of her clothes for safety and put her in a solitary confinement cell, where she was left for days.
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Training a raptor can be a solitary, obsessive enterprise, enforcing a measure of self-discipline that is often lacking in such men's lives.
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Backlit, subtly darkened, and never containing more than a solitary person, the black and white photographs churn with a sense of dramatic discord.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art-making can often be a solitary process, with hours spent toiling away without any human interaction.
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And he'd returned the following morning to see a solitary black girl alight from a city bus down the street from the school.
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Motion capture is commonly used in visual effects production for films and video games, and VR is often known as a solitary experience.
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Death Stranding is overwhelmingly a solitary game, one where you're frequently tasked with jobs that require you to struggle against the Earth itself.
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Over the past year, Thunberg, 16, has risen from a solitary protester to a leading figure in an international fight against climate change.
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The film tells the tale of Mr. Link, an eight-foot tall, fur-covered Sasquatch, who becomes tired of living a solitary life.
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America was no longer a collection of small communities but a coherent whole, spread out across a landscape, resting beneath a solitary sky.
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"The feeling of a shared, group experience feels really exciting especially in VR, which is often seen as a solitary activity," he says.
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Often referring to his own isolation from being sick for many years as a child, Mondal's images are steeped in a solitary battle.
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The illusion that somehow, Mr RF is simply playing alone, a solitary maestro bestowing his hallowed brand of tennis on a grateful world. Bullshit.
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I opened the door where a solitary old man held a large photo of an eight-week-old fetus embellished with the slogan: Murder!
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Young's audio quests have been called quixotic, lonely, or worse, but he is hardly a solitary figure in his pursuit of high-definition audio.
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Thunberg, 16, has become the most visible spokesperson of the Fridays for Future movement after launching a solitary school strike in Stockholm in Stockholm.
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Now his Nokia feels festooned with needless buttons, encumbered with a solitary horn of an antenna and a dim gritty window of a screen.
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Once a solitary Flushing favorite, Xi'an Famous Foods exploded into Manhattan after appearing on a 2008 episode of Anthony Bourdain's "No Reservations" travel show.
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Two men, one of whom had also been held in a solitary cell, died in 2014 at the same facility where he was held.
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And then they led him to a solitary confinement cell, perhaps only slightly bigger than a bathtub, and left him there for two days.
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Yet Kano basically freezes him in time, like some sort of grime Magneto, levitating his immobile victim in the air with a solitary hand.
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Fincham, who was born in Britain and grew up in Jamaica, envisioned a soliton—a solitary wave that maintains its energy as it propagates.
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Those of us who take for granted the warmth of sunlight — and freedom of expression — should not forget a solitary man a world away.
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Even though playing poker professionally is a solitary job, she found people willing to call her on her biases and help her deconstruct hands.
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There was a solitary man standing, very reflectively, smoking a huge joint with what appeared to be a bottle of water at his feet.
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There were some things I learned about later I related to, like that they are a solitary animal, the opposite of a herd animal.
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That's true for Ernst as well, who lives a solitary life that he probably considers ascetic, but that looks from the outside more like depression.
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A few scenes were completely silent and depicted a solitary moment in a particular person's particular day, underscored by fragments of conversations and passing moments.
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IF YOU pass the vast, glass-walled chancellery in Berlin at night, you will often see a solitary room illuminated high on its northern side.
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"In the very early days of Centrepoint, when nobody new anything it, [Charles] visited a solitary service in Dean Street, Soho in London," says Obakin.
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Perhaps the strangest one of all is Ahuna Mons, a solitary ice giant half the size of Mount Everest, located on the dwarf planet Ceres.
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It's a Wednesday in late June in Winnemucca, a solitary mining town in northern Nevada that has avoided oblivion by straddling the I-80 freeway.
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Of the private Boulez, almost nothing was revealed; he was a solitary, isolated by choice and cloaking his charm, much of the time, in arrogance.
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In a tiny box within the main gallery space, the size of a solitary confinement room, there are more explicit, and detailed, drawings are displayed.
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It is most likely Agnes Martin, another one of Tabouret's muses, who escaped the New York art scene for a solitary life in the desert.
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Dimitrov, who survived two match points to beat local hope John Millman in the previous round, needed a solitary break to close out the match.
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Come early morning, people will pass in silence: a red-haired woman walking two poodles; a city worker emptying the trash bins; a solitary runner.
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Though we often think of a park visit as a solitary experience, there is so much to be gained from sharing it with other people.
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When his words were relayed to her, Botha broke out in a laugh so infectious it could draw a solitary aardvark out of its burrow.
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However, Delarosa placed Weaver into a solitary cell for six hours, where she "kicked on the door and begged for help," according to the lawsuit.
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DO: Walk, bike, run -- but make sure you can do it in a solitary manner (maintaining at least six feet) and still practice good hygiene.
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The lawman's earnest efforts are a sideshow to the main drama, though, which pits Tigrero and his minions against a solitary avenger known as Silenzio.
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Reading poems is normally a solitary pastime, and so is a lot of music listening, except at concerts, where the emotions aren't really your own.
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"This desire to work out in a group, rather than as a solitary experience, is something we're really seeing driven by millennials," Mr. Povinelli said.
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"Publishing is such a solitary profession," Shattuck told The Boston Globe last month, that meeting in a workshop atmosphere is a "relief valve" of sorts.
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It's a solitary quest of detours and traps, including the fear that, as both narrator and character, she has somehow got the story all wrong.
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For example, reports about the sale of the archive have cited images of the so-called tank man, a solitary protester blocking a column of tanks.
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Concentration is a solitary pursuit in Thomas Eakins's 1896 study of "The Cello Player," a portrait of a well-known musician who was the artist's friend.
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Star Trek took a different tack this year, installing "The Transporter" on the convention floor: essentially a solitary confinement-sized room with enclosed entirely by screens.
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Smith comes out to the somber accompaniment of Military Taps played on a solitary horn by Harry Styles and performs the saddest dunk of all time.
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Between the sandy beaches filled with retirement homes, Little Havana, the Deep South and its swampy Everglades, the Sunshine State has always resisted a solitary definition.
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This was probably her first motivation when she packed her bags and left New York in 1967, in search of a solitary life in the desert.
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He'd heard others call the new guy "untrusting," but Juan understood that people from their part of the country were simply inclined toward a solitary bearing.
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Ironically, we now use the term to refer to anything viewed in a headset like Oculus Rift or Samsung Gear, which is usually a solitary experiences.
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Clapping hands is generally a group activity — social and celebratory — but this Bessie Award-winning choreographer is more interested in clapping's possibilities as a solitary endeavor.
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Highnote, 59, of Bell, Florida, lived such a solitary existence that authorities have been able to find only one picture of him -- his driver's license photograph.
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McCabe, like his equally duplicitous mentor and fellow book peddler Comey, apparently hopes to portray himself as a solitary moral bulwark against a corrupt, compromised president.
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The possibility of being unable to tug the door back open was enough to rule out any thought of a solitary nocturnal visit to the outhouse.
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"He draws a portrait from his breast," the libretto says, and a solitary flute pierces the gloom like sunlight through a crack in the prison walls.
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Billie disappeared on a solitary camping trip, but the earlier ones she was supposed to have taken with a friend turn out not to have happened.
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Now, after faux deliberations, the Republicans have concluded the proceeding with a vote to acquit President Trump (except for a solitary beacon of decency, Mitt Romney).
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The pennant they bore was a black and white version of the American flag, with a solitary thin blue line replacing the eighth stripe, normally white.
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ON HIS FARM in Uribe, a district in central Colombia, Efraín Silva, a 2100-year-old farmer, points at a solitary coca bush still on his land.
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A solitary male Queensland fly was collected from a fruit fly surveillance trap and formally identified on Wednesday, the Ministry of Primary Industries said in a statement.
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However, it's not cheap, with a solitary gram regularly going for $40 to $65, as opposed to the $12 to $25 average you'll find on the street.
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A century later, Brooks remains one of the most astute artistic observers of women and a solitary talent in capturing the spirit and strength of her subjects.
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Just as a single poisonous mushroom can kill a whole family, so a solitary Jew can destroy a whole village, a whole city, even an entire Volk.
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Gavin Newsome is pushing a single-payer system that would combine all federal funds (including veterans' health benefits) into a solitary system that the state would control.
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The app opens up with a solitary figure standing on the moon, staring down at Earth from afar: a fitting image for a traveler in another world.
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Figa, a solitary paw salvaged from the original Styrofoam-and-sugar sphinx, went on display recently on the Greek island of Hydra, courtesy of supercollector Dakis Joannou.
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Maybe at the time I would have preferred to have a motorcycle and pick up girls, but now I'm quite happy to have been a solitary teenager.
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Back in March, for example, there was that video for "Ritual Spirit" in which Kate Moss danced hypnotically with a solitary lightbulb in a pitch black room.
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We don't all have the luxury, as Thoreau did, of taking two years, two months, and two days to immerse ourselves in a solitary mode of living.
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A quiet, cinéma-vérité documentary shot with a solitary film camera isn't the kind of project one would expect from a stand-up comic like Jerrod Carmichael.
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A solitary woman in her 20s stands outside of the Juicy Couture flagship shop in Midtown Manhattan, watching a salesperson fold a "candy rainbow" of velour tracksuits.
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There's a solitary mention of Roger's broad shoulders, but many more of his short temper, tendency to put his foot in his mouth and general social ineptness.
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His early drawings often feature a solitary central figure (possibly the artist himself) who seems both put upon by the world and is screaming back at it.
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But for Phillips the intricate web linking her characters—bonds that can suffocate, sustain, or expose—is not a mystery to be uncovered by a solitary detective.
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A man identified by BFM-TV as Mr. Cheurfi's lawyer described him as "extremely isolated, a solitary person," who spent much of his time playing video games.
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Ties For a little while before the sun came up, we could imagine we were alone on the dark waves, a solitary boat beneath a full moon.
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Just before 11 A.M. , we entered the chapel through a courtyard graced by a solitary orange tree; overripe fruit had fallen off and rolled into the corners.
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Flitting in and out of traffic, and up through these tributary lanes, cheap Chinese motorcycles — Lifans, Zongshens, Jialings — traveled past, always carrying more than a solitary rider.
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Yellowstone Park is big, relative to other national parks, but it's too small to serve as a solitary ark for the fauna Americans go there to see.
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And the idea that I couldn't talk and couldn't be heard enough to order a Starbucks, it drove me into a solitary confinement of my own making.
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Another limitation is that the study was conducted in a setting that was urban, academic and clinic-based, and used a solitary pediatric dermatologist to provide remote diagnoses.
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In September 2014, an administrative judge recommended that six officers be fired for hogtying an inmate with handcuffs and shackles and carrying him into a solitary confinement cell.
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Just as a single poisonous mushrooms can kill a whole family, so a solitary Jew can destroy a whole village, a whole city, even an entire Volk [nation].
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Meanwhile, Fredenham is knocking up a pesto with the yarrow, a solitary blackberry, a squeeze of lemon, some salt, and a swig of their homemade Douglas fir syrup.
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Swimming superpower Australia's proud Olympic record was tarnished at London where they won just a solitary relay title and slumped to their worst medal haul in 20 years.
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Being too famous to enjoy a solitary meal in public is the absolute only reason someone would choose to desecrate a perfect food item in such a way.
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But there's been a solitary light in the darkness of November: Microsoft finally saw fit to make superlative skateboarding game Skate 23 playable on its Xbox One console.
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It was closed, tables and chairs piled up on top of each other, drapes knotted together, a solitary napkin floating at ankle height above the priceless terrazzo floor.
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A different episode, directed by another mainstay, Stuart Rosenberg, features Patricia Neal's touching portrayal of a solitary woman gallantly trying to hold her own in the gangster world.
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Australia, traditionally one of the sport's powerhouses, finished eighth on the table with 10 medals, their lowest tally since 1991, with a solitary gold to backstroker Emily Seebohm.
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A series of large-scale photographs with compositions stripped down to their most essential elements, often set against sparse backdrops in a solitary, bold color, anchors the exhibition.
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Most of the activity stretches along a solitary street, with displays in front of every store offering a variety of wines, liquors, jams and other locally made products.
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My life began in a solitary fashion because of the world I was in: I couldn't play in the streets because my grandmother and mother could get arrested.
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Male emperor penguins are famous for going without food for up to 115 days while they mate and then shelter a solitary egg from the brutal winter winds.
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" The forthcoming novel is set in present-day London, according to Viking, and concerns a 26-year-old character described by the publisher only as a "solitary figure.
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His female counterpart, Jillian Guiler (Melinda Dillon), is already something of a hippie, a solitary artist living alone with her young son (Cary Guffey) on an isolated farm.
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So far, from the UK Government, all we've had is a solitary tweet from a Minister of State saying, 'We express concern about the deaths of 29 children.
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It's a way to take a solitary activity, something that is individual and personal, and inject it among a larger group where people think along the same lines.
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Far too often, VR is mistaken to be a solitary, lonely experience — as a technology for play that enables escapists to further isolate themselves in a digitally created world.
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Traffic engineering, it turns out, is a difficult job, even when you're working in a fantasy "city" made up of nothing but one office building and a solitary tree.
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Shadow of Mordor was largely a solitary experience, with ranger Talion — with the help of ghostly wraith Celebrimbor — fighting his way through orc camps in a quest for revenge.
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A skyscraper rises across the way, and so does Billy's hope of finding a friend when he spots a solitary girl wearing a red hat on the building's roof.
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It's a solitary practice where you have to pretend someone is listening, with no idea how long it might be before someone shows up, or if they ever will.
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Not one to rest on the laurels of a solitary demolition job, Pernkun went on to outpoint Petmunangchon in two consecutive 112llb bouts in January and March of 2016.
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This is clearly not a person who wants to come to work, sit down at their desk every day, and work in a solitary bubble with their headphones on.
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Her only other personal appearance was in a blurry selfie that showed her reflection in a rain-spattered windowpane and that was suggestive, somehow, of Katherine as a solitary.
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But however he becomes an ex-president, it's impossible to imagine Trump following in Richard Nixon's post-presidency footsteps -- ones that literally traversed empty beaches in a solitary existence.
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A curious yet uplifting image is doing the rounds on social media, after a solitary, unnamed man stood on the street outside a mosque in Australia over the weekend.
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But those worries, along with any others the Yankees had to confront on Sunday, were wiped away — along with Odorizzi's no-hitter — by a solitary swing of Castro's bat.
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The Survival Strategy There is a wine glass sitting upright on a table in a prison complex in which there are 100 prisoners each locked in a solitary cell.
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As I ate a solitary salade niçoise last week, the people at the next table were talking about how to modify a film to get it past Turkish censors.
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Drawing inspiration from Thunberg, she staged a solitary strike outside Uganda's Parliament to protest climate inaction and rising temperatures that was met with interest by security forces, she said.
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But, however he becomes an ex-president, it's impossible to imagine Trump following in Richard Nixon's post-presidency footsteps -- ones that literally traversed empty beaches in a solitary existence.
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LGBT Mississippians, in turn, were "put in a solitary class with respect to transactions and relations in both the private and governmental sphere" to symbolize their second-class status.
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"We find Bishop at the beginning of this movie, he's quite a solitary chap," Statham told PEOPLE while promoting the action-thriller sequel in Beverly Hills, California, on Aug. 19.
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She told me the story of a solitary creature that has called out to no response for more than 30 years, and asked me to join her in answering it.
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By contrast, when the UK version last season featured a doctor, it sparked newspaper columns about the rare incongruity of a "solitary middle-class contestant" amid the working-class cast.
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The one saving grace for the Foxes is that their opponents – now effectively safe after their early season wobble – no longer seem to give a solitary shit about this season.
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The nation that captured seven out of eight men's golds in Beijing eight years ago will be leaving Rio with a solitary bronze medal they won in the team competition.
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Years as a fugitive Guzman has been confined to a solitary windowless cell, removed from the general population in a facility that is part of the federal Bureau of Prisons.
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As the other competitors shuffled off the track, Bolt took a solitary walk around the stadium, a flag slung around his shoulders, as Bob Marley songs played over the speakers.
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"This is the first tank they have brought here," said Juan Cruz, a local carpenter, who was helping to fill the vessels while a solitary green-jacketed official stood by.
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It's a bold move and Zauner goes for it, building from a solitary Rhodes piano to an extraordinary final key change festooned with horns, wedding bells, and choral backing vocals.
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"Looking at the World Through a Windshield," a two-stepping country hit for the singer Del Reeves in 1968, portrays a solitary trucker speeding through the night, longing for home.
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You also deserve not to learn a solitary thing about your co-workers' bathroom habits, nighttime wardrobes, possible snoring, early wake-ups, showering and dressing rituals, or preferred TV volume.
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Beston spent a solitary year on the Outer Cape, journaling about the migrations of shore and seabirds, the headlong waves, the glories of sand dunes, the pageantry of the stars.
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It's not a solitary confinement type of place where guests are not allowed eye contact; it's more of a quiet retreat to enjoy nature and exercise while resetting your mind.
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Christian values might be called "feminine" (patience, forbearance, gentleness), but the purveyors of those values are expected to carry on often intense work in a solitary way with minimal support. Bitching?
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And they may see different things, depending on the angle they view the sculpture from: Haring's iconic open-mouthed dog, a solitary figure with arms outstretched skywards, or both figures intertwined.
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To me there's something unsettling—and cautionary—about the fact that the Antikythera device stands as such a solitary piece of technology, forgotten but not surpassed for more than 1600 years.
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The notorious head of the Sinaloa Cartel has been confined to a solitary cell, removed from the general population in the facility that is part of the federal Bureau of Prisons.
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They have uncovered sweeping histories of mankind's mark on this planet: entire civilizations long forgotten, poetry in languages not spoken in millennia, a solitary human hand painted on a cave wall.
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In one scene, we hear the crew complain about Greaves's inability to direct while we see a solitary Greaves walking away from the camera at a distance, alone in the park.
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Power outages are still widespread in the area, so the shelter is running off of a single generator, powering just a couple of lights and a solitary TV near the door.
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But instead of pursuing his dreams in Michigan, Mujtaba al-Sweikat would be arrested in 2012 and put in a solitary confinement cell for 90 days, according to his father's statement.
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They ultimately led her to a New Jersey Travelodge, where she lived a solitary existence away from family in her native Ireland, whom she claims couldn't cope with her mental illnesses.
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Even if I wanted to, I hate the large size of the latest iPhones, and still haven't gotten over Apple rolling everything into a solitary Lightning port—even three years later.
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If ousted South Korean President Park Geun-hye is arrested this week, she will be sent to a solitary cell where she will be expected to rise at 6:30 a.m.
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"I worked with every ounce of energy I could muster, gouging at the earth with a spade, but the only result was a solitary scratch on the surface," Ms. Yang wrote.
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Australia managed only a solitary gold to Emily Seebohm, who successfully defended her 200 meters backstroke title, and finished eighth overall on the medals table headed by the dominant United States.
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FULL-TIME DOCTORS A Reuters investigation into the death of a Sri Lankan held in a solitary cell at a Tokyo detention center revealed serious gaps in medical care and monitoring.
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Look at how Queen Esther and King Ahasuerus are presiding over this v v lit Biblical party; their table is filled with fish, fancy cutlery, and a solitary, salty, badass pretzel.
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With the Whistlerian title "Room Decoration in Purple and Gray," it offers an Annunciation-like scene of a solitary virginal maid communing with a golden bird surrounded by irises on vines.
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It is possible to think of Nietzsche's Übermensch as a solitary walker responsible to no one but himself, but just as likely he was imagining a new Caesar, Borgia or Napoleon.
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A former paratrooper, he appeared at a court hearing in March, looking haggard and walking with a stick after spending weeks in a solitary cell and being beaten by prison guards.
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Ms. Park's appearance at Seoul Central District Court was her first trip out of jail, where she has been living in a solitary cell since she was arrested on March 31.
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But mostly we see personal quests for grace and meaning, evident in scenes of a solitary Buddhist monk at Mount Hiei in Japan, completing circuits around the mountain to attain enlightenment.
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Ms. Gruner's 2007 video "Centinela" involves a severely modern fountain and a solitary observer who lends a Romantic mood to its changing evocations of placid pond, ocean waves and thundering breakers.
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Nakate, an activist since 2018, was inspired by Thunberg to start her own climate movement in Uganda and began a solitary strike against inaction on the climate crisis in January 2019.
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A bucket from Dunn and layup from Bentil sandwiched around a solitary Arcidiacono foul shot put them up 20143-22014 with 298 seconds left on the clock and effectively iced it.
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Soon Mr. Moffatt is playing another character — a street performer who mimes different birds — and then Beth Buchanan is discussing sleeplessness; and Mr. Cortese, the pleasures and perils of a solitary life.
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Lee, born in 22015 in Kowon in the region of South Hamgyeong-do above the 21972th parallel, has always been a solitary artist, eschewing identification with any groups, movements, trends or ideologies.
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Have we not spent the best part of this millennium recklessly careening from one avoidable disaster after another without a solitary pause for thought, all on the advice of an Elvis sample?
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Anne Burrows, a professor in health sciences at Duquesne University who studies biological anthropology, said it was "a really important piece of work" demonstrating social communication in a solitary and understudied species.
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Today, looking back at the arc of this history, the contrast is stark: from the communal origins of Oneida, to a solitary savior wreathed in an incandescent, back-lit halo of orange.
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The medals represented a better haul in one race than British male swimmers managed in the same pool during the 2012 London Olympics, where they came away with only a solitary silver.
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I went down to the village to take in the view from there, and to allow the Canadians to get a head start; I still envisioned my hike as a solitary adventure.
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"Many of these children are forced to spend their only free hour of time per day outside of a solitary confinement cell in handcuffs and chained to a table," the complaint said.
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My father was a solitary drinker, but our house was busy with children and resentment, so he would venture out and find places where they fill your glass and ask no questions.
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These days, astrology can be a solitary study or simply a means to meme, and we know many Broadly readers have a library of enchanted books to study at the midnight hour!
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Before the show begins, a solitary figure (Georgia Lee King, the cast's comic standout) sits at one end of a long table littered with papers and coffee cups — in the Senate, evidently.
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A wasp in the Zatypota genus was previously observed modifying the behaviour of a solitary spider, this is the first time a wasp has been found zombifying a so-called "social" spider.
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He was a consultant on the 18703 film "Ulee's Gold," in which Peter Fonda's portrayal of a solitary, hard-bitten beekeeper with family trouble won him an Oscar nomination for best actor.
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How else to explain the shake-up he has given the series here, taking a solitary character, whose sole traveling companion is usually a toothbrush, and turning him into a team player?
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For months, friends said, Salaam had been a recluse who left his rented condo in a Denver suburb only occasionally, to buy groceries and, even more rarely, for a solitary morning walk.
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The job of the artist, by and large, became not to make sense of or uphold the predominant culture, but to exist as a solitary genius outside of or even defying it.
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Film is collaborative, often involving hundreds of participants; the production of still images can be — and in the case of Sherman, seems to be — a solitary activity, taking place in the artist's studio.
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Benedikt Roezl, one of the more colorful figures described in the exhibition, blazed a solitary trail and refused to carry a firearm, even after being robbed at gun- or knife-point 17 times.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Vietnamese man who died in a solitary cell at a Japanese immigration detention center complained of pain throughout his detention for a week before his death, according to fellow detainees.
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And although the thresher is a solitary animal that prefers to chill alone, it's also one of the only sharks that ever breaches, showing off to humans by jumping out of the water.
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Against competition from e-sports and soccer moms, can a solitary ball game in a cornfield tie together threads of the sport's rich history with fans tracking action with smartphones instead of scorecards?
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Ultimately, a range of advances may be needed to support people for whom eating has mutated from a pleasurable experience to a solitary effort; one that's devoid of joy, but full of danger.
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You'll be in a kind of a solitary mood while the Sun is in emotional, sensitive Water sign Scorpio from October 22 until November 21, which is when the Sun enters your sign.
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The greater effect, rather, will be if that process hastens the shift toward watching entertainment on a solitary basis, dealing another blow -- perhaps a small but potentially significant one -- toward the communal experience.
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The movie starts off on an ominous note that soon turns faintly comic after a solitary man (Nick Offerman) enters a motel room that, partly because of the frontal presentation, resembles a stage.
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Each is a solitary engagement that culminates at the Shrine Room itself, where people sit together in silence on a long bench facing the quiet assemblage of butter lamps and historic ritual objects.
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"If you are a woman who is meant to do this, you have to know that it will be a solitary road, and often lonely," Feinstein said in one passage of the book.
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The tedium that sets in is a function of the blockbuster ethos in which everything must smash and ignite so that a solitary man can emerge phoenix-like to fight another franchise fight.
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Her photograph was taken, she underwent a quick medical checkup, and she was taken to a solitary cell, of a kind used to hold prominent politicians and business tycoons, to ensure their safety.
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Ninety-six white candles (a few too many) faced a solitary striped blue candle, in what feels like a perfect symbol for a woman who, many believed, lived her life away from the crowd.
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But three double faults from Kvitova allowed Osaka to break back in the eighth game and the 2018 US Open champion eventually took the opening set in a tie break, conceding a solitary point.
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Watch it nowCasey Affleck leads an all-star cast in this acclaimed and poignant film about a solitary janitor whose life is transformed after he becomes the guardian of his 16-year-old nephew.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Vietnamese man held in a solitary cell at an immigration detention center in Japan committed suicide, a Vietnamese community leader said, raising fresh questions over conditions in the country's detention facilities.
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Built around a sample of Forest Whitaker's dialogue from Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai, it's a solitary sort of experience, with twitchy percussion and yearning vocals echoing with the itchiness of outsiderdom.
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But Alejandro Chacoff — a writer from Rio de Janeiro whose essay "Falling Men" for the literary magazine n+1 examined the changing perceptions of diving in soccer — suggested this was not a solitary problem.
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SARAH SWONGNEW YORK Dear Sarah, To the uninitiated, reading about reading may sound either dull or too meta, but, as you know, discovering other readers' insights into such a solitary joy feels thrillingly intimate.
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Now in the White House, President Trump demonstrated this past week that he still imagines himself a solitary cowboy as he abandoned Republican congressional leaders to forge a short-term fiscal deal with Democrats.
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It's not immediately clear where Veidt is when HBO's Watchmen introduces him; we only know that he seems to live a solitary life in a large castle staffed by some unknown number of servants.
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The sounds of the human body provided the sonic material for one of his earliest compositions, "Symphony for a Solitary Man" (21968), written in collaboration with Pierre Schaeffer, considered the founder of musique concrète.
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It happened on the second-to-last day of the art show, where much fuss and head scratching this week has been over a solitary banana — an overripe one — duct-taped to a wall.
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A solitary old white man walked slowly back and forth in front of the building, carrying a sign that read "Pray for abortion to end," although abortions aren't actually performed at that particular branch.
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A team of IBM researchers just created the world's smallest magnet using a solitary atom — and if that wasn't enough of a challenge, they packed it with one bit of digital data for good measure.
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Thunberg was 803 when she launched a solitary protest last August by boycotting school every Friday and picketing in front of the Swedish Parliament to demand the country meet obligations under the Paris climate accords.
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The movement, which was inspired by a solitary picket by a Swedish teenager named Greta Thunberg, has grown into a global push that has seen thousands of students strike in several European countries and Australia.
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She was first held at a Marine Corps facility in Virginia from July 2010 to April 2011 following her arrest and placed under a "prevention of injury" status, the military equivalent of a solitary confinement.
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When the mutant robot overlords peel back the history books, the image of a solitary and vacant piece of technology looking over the rapidly changing face of the capital is one that will stand out.
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A photo of the baskets was posted to Reddit Thursday by user hand_ and met with much applause, especially from people who'd prefer a solitary shopping experience in a store with notoriously proactive customer service.
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On the more troubling side of the spectrum, I discovered a forum or two that suggested people who hug their pillows at night are actually feeling disconnected from their partner and prefer a solitary state.
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But Rand Paul is a solitary, at times cranky presence in the Senate, a legislator whose libertarian zeal once made him the sole opponent of a bill penalizing people who aim laser pointers at airplanes.
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It shows one young man (Roderick Phifer) having a solitary party in his bedroom with the music played on his headset, with six other young people coming and going as if in a club elsewhere.
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On graduation days, members for the educated class give their young Dr. Seuss' "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" which shows a main character, "you," who goes on a solitary, unencumbered journey through life toward success.
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Knightley is a solitary soul, unlike Emma, who is the heart of her village's social scene, but they have an easy and bantering rapport: "We always say what we like to one another," Emma remarks.
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"A lot of us have been pushing for additional border security funding for a while, but a solitary 2,000-mile wall has never been a must-have for anybody in a border state," he said.
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Nowadays, we like to romanticize running as a solo sport, each of us slapping along to the heroic echo of our solitary footsteps, but our ancestors knew that in nature, a solitary runner is doomed.
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Impassioned by ecological guardianship, she resides on a flood plain in a solitary little cottage close to a canal, following on her computer the condition of ice caps, coal emissions, quake tremors, pollution in Mongolia.
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That might not be a big deal if you're a solitary tourist in the Amazon, but if you're a soldier conducting sensitive operations while using these GPS-enabled devices, you have just compromised your mission.
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After the October election, he will be a solitary voice among 259 legislators, but hopes his 10 years of service in the Afghan army can help him secure a seat on the defense and security committee.
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According to Ted-Ed, it's because how they developed as both a solitary predator that had to hunt and kill smaller prey for food and stealthy prey who had to hide from larger predators to survive.
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I moved to the Bay Area from New York nearly five years ago, knowing not a single person living in San Francisco, and I found going to the movies to be a solitary, almost meditative experience.
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To help with that, Noah remains in a solitary home in New York City while his parents rotate their stays in and out of their family residence — the same way birds alight and depart the nest.
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Moreover, they noted that while reading a comic book on a television screen might be a bit counterintuitive, it turns it from a solitary activity into one that can be shared by a group of people.
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A Reuters investigation into the death of a Sri Lankan held in a solitary cell at a Tokyo detention center revealed serious gaps in medical care and monitoring of people held in Japan's immigration detention system.
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With the rising popularity of online ordering and apps such as Grubhub, Caviar, Postmates, and UberEats, a solitary food selection process can seem like a voyeuristic experience when you add a delivery courier into the mix.
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These visual memes — in this case, the composition of a solitary unarmed figure standing against a formidable foe — extend through long cultural memories whose histories we can trace back through cinema to photojournalism and further still.
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She passed a random assortment of household items laid bare in the detritus — a solitary teacup, a blackened metal colander and the burned out remains of a washer and dryer — before setting up a metal trap.
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But, ostensibly, my plan was a solitary road trip to see the Norwegian Scenic Routes after hearing about the unusual undertaking from a friend in New York who is passionate about architecture, especially in Nordic countries.
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Ms. Kusama selected all of the art that appears in the inaugural exhibition, "Creation Is a Solitary Pursuit, Love Is What Brings You Closer to Art," which includes mostly recent work and runs until Feb. 25.
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In 1950, Mr. Henry worked with musique concrète's originator, Pierre Schaeffer, to create "Symphonie Pour un Homme Seul" ("Symphony for a Solitary Man"), a composition that used sounds to portray a man and his daily activities.
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During the bottom of the 5th of Sunday's game between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Colorado Rockies, a solitary clump of dirt on the pitcher's mound brought two teams of grown men, umpires included, to a standstill.
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She senses emotional nuance in a photo, and quickly finds others conveying the same vibe — the "emptiness" of a solitary woman, standing against a solid backdrop; a large table, bare of all but an item or two.
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Because a solitary ellipsoid can't represent the directional information of perpendicular fiber bundles (the tensor would be more like a sphere in that case), a new way of modeling diffusion data—the fiber orientation distribution—was developed.
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On one long August day, Eli Horowitz camped out in a cramped studio in Gowanus, Brooklyn, with Oscar Isaac, Catherine Keener, a microphone and a solitary Betta fish named Young Hollywood swimming laps around its little bowl.
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Did interweaving these anecdotes with (presumably) fresh new material written for the page, not the stage, make her lose sight of what a solitary reader requires in order to follow and feel immersed in a stranger's story?
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In the opening scene, much of which Mr. Müller shot from a helicopter, Mr. Stanton emerges from the desert: a solitary figure walking purposefully, wearing a rumpled gray pinstripe suit, knotted tan tie and red ball cap.
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As with all of the stages of The World Is Sound, whether climbing the soundtracked stairs, or finding a solitary moment with a 19th-century painting paired with tonal mantras, it's an interaction of the whole body.
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In the early minutes, it seemed as if all the flutist would be asked to do was drone a solitary note — softly — as the singers drifted across the stage (and across a wider variety of hummed tones).
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These days Mr. Burgos holds a solitary post at the concourse level, a less-frequented entrance where patrons can drive up to the door rather than brave the crowds and the climb up Lincoln's Center's front steps.
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He led a parade of caddies and officials across a narrow bridge and through hay grass, a solitary figure striding purposefully with his head down and his gaze on the path just in front of his feet.
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Fans were disappointed when Halsey announced that "Nightmare" wouldn't be included on her third album, but actually, the song feels more powerful as a standalone single — a solitary beacon shining through the murky haze of May 2019.
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THE SITES ARE FAMILIAR — the Eiffel Tower, Pisa's campanile, the Hollywood sign, the old World Trade Center towers shot from below — and the images appear like shots of a solitary tourist; his fist grasps the cable release.
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Surrounded by orchids, he would eat a solitary lunch prepared by his housekeeper, and silently contemplate the collection of rare paintings, sculptures, furniture and books he had discreetly amassed over the decades of his successful business career.
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As Moore led the assembly in prayer, an older man in a plaid seersucker sports coat shuffled into the hall and lowered himself onto a solitary seat in the back, just in front of the video cameras.
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It still takes place in a sci-fi world where you take control of Squall, a solitary student at a military academy who slowly develops a romantic relationship with Rinoa, the daughter of a high-ranking general.
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When I asked Academy Award-winning composer Hans Zimmer why he so often works with collaborators, as opposed to the traditional image of film composing being a solitary pursuit, he didn't even need to think about it.
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After a night in a solitary cell called "the dungeon," Mr. Woodfox and a fellow Black Panther, Herman Wallace, were charged with murder and sent to the one-man cells where they would spend the next four decades.
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The video, which BBC South Today shared on Facebook on Monday (and which has since wracked up 11 million views and over 150,000 shares), shows a solitary deer bouncing along the sun-soaked shore of Poole Harbour, UK.
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If unwatched YouTube videos, unfriended Facebook pages, and brand pariahs on Twitter constitute the Lonely Web, then this was something lonelier still—a solitary empire cultivated over years, built in tribute to the object of its creator's affections.
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Like other prisoners, Guzman will likely be confined for around 23 hours a day to a solitary cell that has a narrow window about 42 inches (107 cm) high and angled upward so only the sky is visible.
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Instead of a solitary smart Jew with a goatee, a few rich friends, innumerable enemies and a lot of dirt-poor Eastern European Jews clamoring for redemption, they saw an international man of mystery leading an invisible army.
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It is, according to its co-developers at Vancouver's Roadhouse Interactive, as much a game for those who've never heard a solitary Maiden riff as it is a treat for veteran fans who own every import seven-inch.
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The next week, he flew Høiberg out to LA.With the exception of his times travelling for the DMCs, music had been mostly a solitary activity for Høiberg—something to be done in the privacy of his own room.
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No matter what they do from here, the Blazers have already accomplished more than anyone could have expected, which on its face seems strange to say about a solitary victory in the second round of the NBA playoffs.
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But every morning he would get up, eat breakfast, brusquely greet his model, and engage once again, nearly blind and stewing with resentment, in a solitary, pointless, and fruitless pursuit of beauty — a 20th-century figure despite himself.
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Usually transmitted through headphones to a solitary listener, or played over the car stereo during a commute, an audio narrative can be immersive in a way that a radio playing in the background in a kitchen rarely is.
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That the studio context still implied a solitary genius working out of his own head just meant it was a Prince record, consistent with his loverboy/visionary/archangel/sweetiepie persona and the fundamentally romantic worldview that enabled it.
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It's dense, immersive music that evokes the feeling of loneliness that only comes with a solitary walk in the early hours of the morning, when you may have no real place to come from or to go to.
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And she wasn't alone in believing that: Even after Mr. Elliott was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in 2014, Baylor officials said they considered him to be a solitary bad actor preying on a campus of goodness.
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The theme, said Melanie Allen, Brooks's chief marketing officer, was "giving back," and the catalog aimed to show running as more than a solitary sport in which the quality of the experience is measured strictly by a clock.
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Alex, a perfectly attractive 27-year-old doctor, soon ran into trouble when he realised no one gave a solitary toss what he did for a living, especially when he was stood next to beautiful beings of vacant charisma.
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It only grew from there, expanding to include 25 jails, a solitary-confinement complex, a power plant and more than a dozen beds next to the women's dorm, for babies who were born there, according to the Marshall Project.
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I thought of a scene in the series' third book, "Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay," when Elena takes a solitary walk through Naples at dawn, reflecting upon the city's landscape and its influence on her entire identity.
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There's evidence that they do observational learning, which is a really amazing thing for a solitary animal—to be able to watch another member of that species and acquire a skill just by watching the other animal do that.
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The name — Mystic Mondays — is actually a reference to a solitary tarot practice that she recommends to beginners: Choose a single card on Monday and let that card's meaning and symbols guide you through the rest of the week.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Aaron Rai held off a hard-charging Matthew Fitzpatrick to claim the Hong Kong Open by a solitary shot and secure his first ever European Tour win in pouring rain at Fanling Golf Course on Sunday.
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Headbanging is one of the more intense expressions of musical ecstasy, although compared to group actions like moshing, it's a solitary activity, just one man or woman swinging his or her neck or whole body to the music's pulse.
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The fact that she had been beaten 19-21 21-12 21-15 by Spanish world number one Carolina Marin in the final mattered little for a country that until Friday had won a solitary bronze at these Games.
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But any basic understanding of human psychology would lead you to think of comping as a solitary, fiercely individualistic enterprise—swivel-eyed compers hiding answers from rivals and using dirty tricks to ensure a maximum chance of them winning.
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For a week before his death, Nguyen had been groaning and complaining of headaches and neck pain, according to a report by the East Japan Immigration Centre reviewed by Reuters, and was moved to a solitary cell for monitoring.
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The 22-year-old, who is making his major debut, made four birdies in his first eight holes but a solitary bogey on the 16th saw him finish the day tied for 12th, five shots behind leader Phil Mickelson.
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I note my surroundings — the downward slope I would never notice driving this street, the hawk's nest I would never see for lack of looking up, the figure in a window caught in a solitary moment of their own.
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Doing things alone can be immensely therapeutic: A solo meal can help you really appreciate food; a solitary walk can be a rare opportunity to think; and traveling by yourself can be an incredible opportunity for self-discovery and personal growth.
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And, turning your gaze to the water, you can see your own murky reflection, a solitary discovery through which to consider this divide between the person and the animal, or just appreciate the feeling of suspended time in the immersive installation.
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In contrast to the men enjoying the comradery of the Finnish art world, Schjerfbeck and her contemporaries recognized that becoming an artist was a solitary endeavor, and that the sacrifices they made were in direct relationship to their pursuit of independence.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Student activist Greta Thunberg's school strike movement marked its first anniversary on Tuesday after a year that has seen the schoolgirl rise from a solitary protester to a leading figure in the fight against climate change.
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The 21-year-old has proved repeatedly he has the weapons to upset titans like Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic but has only a solitary quarter-final appearance at the Grand Slams to his credit, at last year's French Open.
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Text on the outside of the cube notes that the room has been built to the specifications of a solitary confinement cell — a detail that casts a chilling pall on the most primal and basic means of human connection represented within.
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In Fort Boise Military Cemetery, a number of disinterred and unmarked graves have allegedly resulted in sightings of soldiers' children running through the graveyard, as well as a solitary woman, who has also been spotted by a nearby elementary school.
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The unnamed specter, and specter it is, is hive-mind-rapture, the unitary consciousness: the internet as the ineluctable melding of what has, since human origins, been a solitary proposition—we are born alone, we die alone—into some unknown totality.
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Sometimes, it wouldn't be immediately apparent what joke a level would involve until I would touch the screen and a solitary ball would fall from the heavens onto the back of a contraption, sending it toppling straight off the level.
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Jeremy Hunt [Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs] drank a cannabis milkshake while backpacking in India; Andrea Leadsom smoked a spliff in college; Boris Johnson had previously admitted to smoking cannabis and doing a solitary line of coke in his youth.
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The only privacy you get in jail is if you're in a solitary cell, which is hell, or if you're showering, which, if you're a 503-pound weakling like me, you do swiftly in the morning before everyone else wakes up.
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A Bumble date would not be out of place, but neither would a solitary writing session over a caffè corretto, two fingers of Jamaican rum, and a Loca Mocha—a bottle of house-made chocolate milk spiked with Jameson. ♦
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After Jianguo and his comrades launched the Democracy Party, all its leaders were swiftly sent to prison, and, for the past ten years, Jianguo has been a solitary critic, with no party affiliation, no N.G.O. membership, no local or foreign patron.
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Not only has overcrowding become an issue, with some people saying the photo-takers detract from what was what once a solitary, thoughtful experience, but inexperienced climbers and hikers may require more facilities and support than the trekkers of old.
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As a tool, it has helped Schmidt explain a major hypothesis: that the adaptation of highly toxic stings was critical in helping insects transition from a solitary existence to one structured by advanced social orders, what is known as eusociality.
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MOMA kicks off the season with the highly anticipated "Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends," a retrospective that shines a light on the American artist's radical gift for transforming the process of making art from a solitary act into a collective adventure.
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Welbeck's persistence in bundling home from close range was one of the few highlights, a solitary shot on target, in a dull derby but David Moyes's side never threatened Arsenal, with a wayward Aaron Cresswell free kick proving their best effort.
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In the six seasons the Dutchman spent at Liverpool from 2006 onwards, Liverpool lost their status as the most successful top flight club to arch-enemies Manchester United, while their only silverware came via a solitary League Cup win in 2012.
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Immediately after the vote in June 2016, an image began to circulate online showing a table: On one side, German beer, French pastries and Spanish oranges; on the other, a solitary can of baked beans, that classic British store-cupboard staple.
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The result for people looking for a place to stay was often a metropolitan area map that looks like the one in Pittsburgh, with a Sheraton and a Westin downtown, or near it, plus a solitary offering out at the airport.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump walked on the muddy, rain-drenched grounds of Arlington National Cemetery on Saturday, finding himself in an unusual position for a voluble man: a solitary figure, as he attended a ceremony to lay wreaths for the fallen.
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Nor did she give indications of wanting to create a conventional home and burrow into a solitary relationship with two-dimensional work, as had the female artists who famously forsook New York City for the Southwest, Georgia O'Keeffe and Agnes Martin.
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Hiding out in a small Montana town, Sonic (voiced by Ben Schwartz) leads a solitary existence, using his turbocharged tootsies to give a lift to a traumatized turtle and to play all the positions on a baseball field at once.
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By Thursday, Mr. Hill, who at 24 has had at least six burglary arrests, was locked in a solitary-confinement cell awaiting arraignment on additional charges, and correction officials were trying to determine how he had managed to slip away.
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It is a piece of bravura writing, depending on slow accretion of detail, allowing the protagonist, who has been a solitary figure in the first two stories, to become socialized, to engage us in ways that are less edgy and dark.
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As at other Uzbek restaurants in town, there are shaggy manti, giant dumplings; reliably juicy kebabs; and plov, here a loose, dry pilaf with buried chickpeas, tilting monoliths of beef and a solitary slab of lamb, gleaming fatty side up.
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J.P. "Pops" is a solitary reverie about lost love tinged with resentment and regret: "Baby, don't forget, don't forget it's our song/I'll be the thing that lives in the dream when it's gone," Angel Olsen sings at the end.
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I set to work removing a tall, thin metal wine rack holding a solitary bottle of out-of-date Orangina and made my way past some yellowing 1970s newspapers until the traveling trunk was revealed in its full battered glory.
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Maher spent almost all of that period sealed in a small cell in a solitary-confinement wing at Tora Prison, a notorious complex on the outskirts of Cairo, built during British rule, that houses about 2,500 political prisoners and common criminals.
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His intention with the LP is to bring attention to the beauty in quiet, in repetition, in a solitary state of being—human concepts we're being deprived of as overpopulation and lackadaisical artificial lighting strip us from true, beautiful darkness.
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The 2003-year-old spent a solitary year in the 1990s as a senior head coach in his country at nondescript second-tier side OKK Belgrade before building a career as an assistant at six different NBA outfits, most recently the Utah Jazz.
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One thing that also strikes me about giving the award to "DAMN." is that it quietly sets aside two previous Pulitzer givens: that the winning piece was performed by live musicians in real time and that it was written by a solitary composer.
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And while that process can certainly be run by a solitary investor, given the right skills, another message here is that a good deal of the value of wealth managers is serving as a guard rail against sudden lurches one way or another.
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Simona Halep, the Romanian fourth seed, has also played and lost a solitary grand slam final, as has Slovakian sixth seed Dominika Cibulkova, who was runner-up in Melbourne to Li Na in 2014 but arrives this year as the WTA Finals champion.
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To that end, what Ramos and Girls' Night In are trying to do is to help women get to the root of what self-care is for them, both as a solitary act and as something they can do within a community.
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"I think that the most important thing that she underlines is that the facial mimicry has been found in a solitary species," Elisabetta Palagi, associate professor in the University of Pisa department of biology who was not involved with the study, told Gizmodo.
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England failed to qualify for Euro 2008, struggled against Algeria and Slovenia before suffering a thumping to Germany at the 2010 World Cup, were outplayed by Italy at Euro 2012, and claimed a solitary draw against Costa Rica at World Cup 2014.
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In this gentle, sprawling novel, Jean, a divorced biologist from Massachusetts, has recently moved to London, and lives a solitary life communing with nature—tracking the foxes she went there to study, jogging through an overgrown cemetery, planting a meadow on her rooftop.
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Set first in a young man's bedroom and then following him along a solitary nighttime stroll, the gloomy clip is interspersed with a series of photos and videos of a young woman, like intimate reminders of someone who is painfully no longer around.
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Meditation need not be a solitary endeavor, so I decided to cap off my journey by joining a guided class at Unplug, one of LA's many luxe meditation studios where individual classes are $24 and private sessions can run into the hundreds.
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VICE recently wrapped up a solitary confinement project where James Burns, a filmmaker who spent time in and out of the criminal justice system as a young man, voluntarily entered into a month of isolation at La Paz County Jail in Arizona.
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In a forested area off the well-traveled paths of The Contemporary Austin's sculpture park at Laguna Gloria, John Grade's Canopy Tower offers a solitary experience: The 16-foot-tall sculpture hangs high enough off the ground for one person to stand inside.
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They each recognize too much of themselves in the other to completely abandon pity, and so when the two of them break off from the main battlefield for a mano-a-mano showdown by a solitary tree, there can be no definitive resolution.
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If the vast majority of scientists are right and Fox News is wrong, and the planet is really in trouble, how do I feel about jeering and mocking a solitary 16-year-old girl who made a stand for what she believed in?
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Heinrich Meier, in his new book, "On the Happiness of the Philosophic Life" (Chicago), offers an overview of Rousseau's thought through a reading of his last, unfinished book, "Reveries of a Solitary Walker," which he began in 1776, two years before his death.
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This flag, as well as a basic version with a solitary blue line against a black background, has long been used as a symbol by police officers across the country to show solidarity in the difficult days following a line-of-duty death.
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There are even special swoop moves where players have to quickly activate multiple lights by running their hand across all of them in sequence, and teamwork is now encouraged, which is a big change since Simon has always kind of been a solitary challenge.
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In 143 Summer Olympics, Fiji has not earned a solitary entry on the medals table but the return of rugby in its truncated form at Rio de Janeiro in August has awakened expectations that the long barren spell is about to come to an end.
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For many who have protested in the last year under the Women's March banner, gender equality has been not a solitary focus but a lens through which they view the fight for many issues, like racial justice, health care, immigration, police reform, and economic inequality.
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Whether puzzle makers have a collaborator, mentors who help them learn the ropes, test solvers who give them opinions on their grids, loved ones who cheer them on or puzzle editors who help them refine their work, puzzle making is never a solitary pursuit.
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Braudy lays out a mosaic of pieces to instruct and, yes, delight us, but which particular piece might remain to bedevil a solitary reader when the book is closed — ah, in the unspeakable answer to such a private question lies the truth of being haunted.
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Kristi Jacobson investigates the effects of isolation on inmates (and a program designed to reintegrate them into the general prison population) in a Virginia supermax facility where almost everyone is in a solitary 8-foot-by-10-foot cell for 23 hours a day.
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As a cradle Catholic, I believe that we are made in the image and likeness of God, and the very belief in God as three persons in one (the Trinity) might be an example of what we should be emulating, not a solitary existence.
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Since late August, Kanye has been traveling the country on his Saint Pablo tour, performing to fanatical crowds on a platform hanging from the ceiling of every venue, a solitary man on a mission to preach his own gospel through the power of pulsing electronic beats.
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Back then it would have seemed improbable that their new estate, the crown jewel of Jorge's acquisitions, would end up squaring them off against a revolutionary government, drain all of del Vizo's inheritance, and consign her to a solitary existence at the top of the hill.
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Before it was released, only two out of 14 female characters in the top 50 DC and Marvel superheroes, as decided by IGN, an entertainment website, had been considered worthy of their own live-action films: Catwoman and Supergirl, each of whom earned a solitary release.
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He wrote: I now understood that, all told, the condition as a solitary bird, as an independent rebel that artists need to assume at times painfully, may also lie at the center of the freedom and hope that inspire so many ideas that turn to militancy.
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Tom Waits headlines the next section, "All Gold Canyons," as a solitary prospector who hits the motherlode, while Zoe Kazan and Bill Heck star in "The Gal Who Got Rattled" as a pair of loners on the Oregon Trail who start to grow fond of each other.
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Ms. Seif, who was released from jail in September after serving more than a year for attending a peaceful protest, dared to stage a solitary walk on Monday along the route of one of the most daring protest marches on the first day of the 2011 uprising.
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The trailer opens with a rider's silhouette against the sunset, and for the next 30 seconds, stays focused on other independent figures, changing shots along with piano chords: a solitary camper by night-time fire, a hunter with his kill across the back of his steed.
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There, too, might be another woodland and another coastal meadow like this, and there, too, a solitary traveler could be looking at the sky and the water — but this thought only touched me as superficially as did the tip of a tree branch I passed beneath.
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As if things weren't already QVC enough, The Jim Bakker Show also sells cheap jewelry, forcing the man who used to travel the world in luxury meeting with all manner of celebrities to debase himself by pretending he gives a solitary fuck about tacky cross bracelets.
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Unlike the photography of the American West that would soon be undertaken by people such as Carleton Watkins and would emphasize the sublime beauty of untouched vistas, British scientist Hugh Lee Pattinson's 1840 daguerreotypes of Niagara Falls show houses in one and a solitary visitor in another.
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Square Feet The first time Minneapolis hosted the Super Bowl, in 1992, a solitary sports bar and acres of parking lots surrounding the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome stood in testament to the stadium's failure to generate private investment in the neighborhood, an area east of downtown.
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After strolling past a player piano performing a version of Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata," visitors can sample that light, even during the day: A solitary bulb has been adjusted by the Scottish artist Katie Paterson to recreate the specific frequency of moonlight and suspended in a darkened room.
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Her limited-edition prints, which go on sale today, are her interpretations of images from the agency's enormous archive, including Elliott Erwitt's 1955 shot of a solitary figure gazing at the Empire State Building, and Newsha Tavakolian's 2011 photograph of an Iranian woman emerging from the sea.
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Is it a solitary action provoked by a terrible war crime, or is it a warning that President Trump will respond with future attacks when he believes, as he put it Thursday night, that a "vital national security interest of the United States" is at stake?
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Stebbins confirmed for me that, despite my initial doubts, these things do "count" as hobbies, especially the way I do them: Reading is often a solitary activity, but I also discuss books I like with friends in book clubs, and exchange recommendations with other avid readers.
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Late on the afternoon of Tuesday the ninth of April in the Year of Our Risen Lord 1468, a solitary traveller was to be observed picking his way on horseback across the wild moorland of that ancient region of southwestern England known since Saxon times as Wessex.
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THE MINIMALIST URGE is by its nature a cerebral one: An architect engineers a precise series of cantilevered boxes for a manicured slice of paradise; a decorator decides against a side table in the living room lest it reduce the impact of a solitary Modernist chair.
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Johns is a solitary figure, among the final survivors of an era, and for the better part of 60 years, he has declined to offer any easy explanations about his work, or to be a spokesperson for postwar American art, though people would like him to be.
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It was always an unsettling experience to come across the remains of a village, possibly a pile of stones amid a forest or a solitary minaret in the middle a modern Israeli suburb, knowing already something of its charged history and its continuing significance to the diaspora.
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On the night of his victory, he prefaced his speech with a solitary walk out from under the arches of the Louvre, a former royal palace, to a stage in front of the modernist glass pyramid in its courtyard, accompanied by Beethoven's "Ode to Joy", the European Union's anthem.
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Samhain is usually celebrated by a group of Pagan practitioners or Wiccans (sometimes known as a coven) or by a solitary practitioner of these faiths — but this doesn't mean that you can't get in on some of these rituals if you're interested in thinking beyond your Halloween costume.
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In "Full Mantis," Mr. Graves is the only speaker, which makes for both a captivating sound poem (philosophical speech interleaved with performances) and a risk: It positions him as a solitary figure, too far ahead to relate to, whereas, in fact, he's always been a convener and a sharer.
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The 21-year-old Alexander Zverev, who claimed the ATP Tour Finals and is seeded fourth in Melbourne, is often touted as the player most likely to upset the apple cart but has only a solitary Grand Slam quarter-final to his name, at Roland Garros last year.
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Police also found "a solitary piece of furniture, namely, a chair, that was located directly in front of the window that faced the front of the residence, positioned in such a way that the occupier of the chair could look directly in front of the house," the affidavit says.
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We spoke to Serengeti about Bartman, but also about baseball fandom as a solitary experience; about what it's like to hold out for years for a playoff breakthrough; about Andre "Hawk" Dawson; and about what it feels like for the whole country to take ownership of your team.
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Trump spent a solitary afternoon last week pacing the Great Wall of China without her husband — a lover of big, beautiful walls himself — who had skipped a visit to one of the Seven Wonders of the World to move on to several days of summit meetings in Southeast Asia.
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Much of the tension in the Jungle Books arises from the conflict between the Law of the Jungle—with its insistence on hierarchy and individual responsibility—and those who seek to undermine it, especially the tiger Shere Khan, a solitary, ruthless predator, and the mindless, pleasure-seeking Monkey People.
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An ancient Igbo guardian spirit tells a modern-day myth with echoes of Homer's "Odyssey": Chinonso is a solitary Nigerian chicken farmer who, in an attempt to make himself worthy of the woman he loves, sells everything he owns and makes his way to Cyprus to attend school.
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It's easy to admire the marvelous six-panel folding screen from the late 16th century, "Genji in Exile at Suma," in which a solitary messenger, like a figure in a Caspar David Friedrich painting, who is coming to see Genji, seated in the distance on the far right.
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A one-time hot prospect, he made a solitary substitute appearance in the Premier League before his descent into semi-professional obscurity, but will forever be destined to win World Footballer of the Year several seasons on the bounce in a far-flung and non-existent corner of the digital dreamscape.
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The loose movement's inspiration, a 21.5-year-old girl who began a solitary picket last year outside the Swedish Parliament in Stockholm, has compared the protests to the March for Our Lives movement organized by the Parkland teens in the wake of a shooting at their school that left 22016 dead.
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And even though it's a wildly different type of game in almost every way, No Man's Sky is a kind of anti-Pokémon Go, providing a way for a solitary player to focus inward and satiate their curiosity without any kind of social pressure or acknowledgement that they're playing a game.
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Then just 30 years old, Diana posed for a photo that would later become iconic: In the famous photo, she cuts a solitary figure on the bench – later viewed by some as a sign of things to come when her separation from Prince Charles was announced a few months later.
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There are plenty of artists who released just a solitary record, whether it was a momentary solo side project from their usual outlet, or whether they were just sacked off by their record label, realized they actually hated each other, or shook hands and moved amicably on to other things.
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It's tricky in a way because to me the creative process is very much a solitary act and of course, quite often the necessities of life simply get in the way and before I know, it all grinds to a halt and I have to get the whole circus rolling again.
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Suleiman, who has not been paid in four months, is on a quest for a better life, but the focus here is on Ada and her efforts to reconcile the demands of her culture with those of her soul — a classic heroic journey, which is by definition a solitary one.
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Across two floors of this gallery, she has intermingled works by her contemporaries (Stanley Whitney, Terry Winters) and earlier titans of abstract art (Cy Twombly, Agnes Martin) with several historical works, including a hanging scroll from 1760s Japan that depicts a solitary scholar's hermitage as a curtain of gray brush strokes.
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Across two floors of this gallery, she has intermingled works by her contemporaries (Stanley Whitney, Terry Winters) and earlier titans of abstract art (Cy Twombly, Agnes Martin) with several historical works, including a hanging scroll from 1760s Japan that depicts a solitary scholar's hermitage as a curtain of gray brush strokes.
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For every video Rihanna releases where she's slowly and deliberately twerking her oiled butt cheeks in your direction, or smoking a joint atop some blood-soaked dollar bills, there's another where she's taking a solitary walk down the beach and staring into the middle distance, or singing to herself in the bath.
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From the kinetic squeezes with her producer Mark Ronson, to the gentle brushing of fingers as a blunt is passed around in a car, to a side-hug of a reporter, to the aggressive physical therapy when her chronic pain from fibromyalgia freezes her up, she rarely has a solitary waking moment.
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For more of a buzz, though, you might want to have a sip every time you spy something unusual at the side of the road: upside-down sedans tanning their bellies; an abandoned oil rig rusting in the sun; a wheel-less wheelbarrow; a solitary leather boot; shipwrecks bobbing in the sea.
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In a country where gay sex is punishable by up to 14 years in prison and where attacks on the LGBT community occur frequently, a solitary rainbow flag flapping in the wind just a stone's throw from the president's official residence in Nairobi serves as a small but symbolic mark of rebellion.
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As I sat reading the novel in my postage-stamp-size yard in Berkeley, the idea of having access to a vast yet private space — a place where my young daughters would never want for a playmate and I'd never lack for company after a solitary day of writing — filled me with envy.
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" Read Our Review No. 49 Vevey, Switzerland "Hotel du Lac," which chronicles a single woman's vacation at a Swiss resort, is generally viewed as Brookner's "most absorbing novel; the heroine is more philosophical from the outset, more self-reliant, more conscious that a solitary life is not, after all, an unmitigated tragedy.
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