The bust is emblematic of modern tensions about ancients artifacts.
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Hester explains that the food of the ancients never gets old.
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As the ancients taught us, comedy is a great social corrective.
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I wrestle the ancients and yell their names when I'm blackout.
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Parties at Stonehenge We learned a lot from the ancients this week.
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Advice from the ancients: Put your faith in America's maritime wall of steel.
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The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu, today announced a new book 2020: A Trilogy.
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The ancients knew of seven metals: gold, silver, copper, tin, lead, iron and mercury.
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Her newest novel for young readers, The Bodies of the Ancients, comes out in January.
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Unlike the ancients, we didn't believe that we could predict the future from children's stool.
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Some of the ancients' racial theories were derived from the Hippocratic idea of the humors.
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Jesse "JerAx" Vainikka retired from competitive Defense of the Ancients 2 play, OG announced Sunday.
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So my point was the time between Defense of the Ancients to "the MOBA" pretty long.
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Modern technology means that megaprojects now are on a scale the ancients could only dream of.
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We visited the desolate spot near Naples which, the ancients believed, was the entrance to Hades.
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The ancients didn't know who made the goods they desired or how these goods were produced.
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It's true that the ancients came to this as natives, and they knew all the backstory myths.
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Appeals to mystery are ancient for a reason, and there is nothing wrong with echoing the ancients.
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Peg O'Connor: Philosophy, since the time of the ancients, has always been about how to live well.
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Alien: Covenant isn't about the end of creativity in Hollywood, but it is about how creation becomes frustrating when the only building blocks you have to work with are those left behind by ancients whose motives might have become inscrutable, even if you're one of those ancients yourself.
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It is a problem that cannot be solved with just edge and compass, and had stumped the ancients.
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As they grew, I realized that small children must come closest to living the time of the ancients.
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In 2013, her epic poem "Brand New Ancients" won a Ted Hughes Award for most outstanding new work.
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OpenAI's system did the same for Defense of the Ancients (DOTA), a fiendishly complex, multiplayer online war game.
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The Milky Way may have 13.6 billion years under its belt, but its stars range from newborns to ancients.
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A bid of $7 per acre won a 965-acre parcel next to Canyons of the Ancients National Monument.
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He's been slowly collecting the advanced technology of the ancients — especially the kind that used to power nuclear weapons.
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And while "Mortal Engines" offers plenty to snicker at, the same might be said of the ancients' movie formulas.
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That&aposs quite young compared to the 13-billion-year-old ancients at the edges of the Milky Way.
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Photographer Kartikeya Sharma spent 10 months patiently collecting and curating stunning time-lapse footage for his video project, The Ancients.
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But it's impossible to reflect on the London theater in 2015 without giving contemporary pride of place to the ancients.
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For generations, local and national reporters covering the weather sought out Mr. Hendrickson as the ancients might seek an oracle.
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But poke wouldn't exist without the islands' meld of cultures and reverence for the ocean, passed down by the ancients.
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And you can see very easily how ancients would have just fell over themselves and gone, 'God is looking at me!
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But Dota 2 itself is a commercial version of Defense of the Ancients, which was a mod of Blizzard's Warcraft 3.
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Except for a few strokes of mustard or cocoa, the paneled garments were, also like those of the ancients, predominantly monochrome.
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The afterlife is an old room in the house of the human imagination, and the ancients loved to offer the tour.
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Although nothing survives that specifically explains the mummies' purpose, Egyptologists do know the ancients' attitude: Beasts were not inferior to people.
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The Interior Department will not recommend changes to the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument in Colorado, the agency announced Friday.
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The ancients were encouraged to offer it as a daily libation as is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, Numbers 28: 7-10.
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Nubian wrestlers had a dynamic of fighting similar to today's freestyle wrestling, explains Steve Craig in Sports and Games of the Ancients.
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In the early hours of the game, Dux and Borman discover an iPod and argue about what the ancients used it for.
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Dux remarks that it's no wonder the ancients died off if they couldn't tell what was fresh just by looking at it.
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The world of the ancients is a mystery, but so is the Zone, and so is the existence of Dux and Borman.
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The ancients believed an eclipse would bring the end of world, but the end of the world did not come for me.
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The church seems to lean toward the latter, and as a result has banned scientism and any unhealthy interest in ancients' technology.
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Classicist Mary Beard has suggested that Pompeii, and indeed most classical sites, are in fact collaborations between ancients and modern excavators and conservators.
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To get a better understanding of how the Chinese side will approach the dialog, one must reflect on the lessons from the ancients.
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The ancients generally regarded rage as uncontrollable and violent; it led to bad decisions and endangered the well-being of individuals and collectives.
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Through the sharing of new ideas the ancients identified the atom, measured the circumference of the earth, grasped the environmental benefits of vegetarianism.
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My friends and I go to the steam rooms at Chelsea Piers or Aire Ancients Baths so the whole experience is very social.
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So in the 1970s he began to float, gently, the idea or dream of a new library, following the "spiritual example" of the ancients.
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Ancient sculptures of figures who, as Elio's father puts it, "dare you desire them" recur throughout the movie, strengthening the allusion to the ancients.
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The ancients had been undergoing civil tensions -- albeit much bloodier, but no less contentious -- just as we debate immigration, gun control and the like.
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Cancer derives from the Greek for "crab," and in this case, it was easy to see how the ancients imagined crab claws in cancer's eruptions.
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To try to follow the ancients and fail is to be twice the loser … I have used a mixture of several ancient and modern methods.
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There was a 16-year-old boy who engaged in paid sex so he [could] have money to play Defense of Ancients, a computer game.
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" And as Pang notes, modern science has now validated what the ancients knew: Work "provided the means to live," while rest "gave meaning to life.
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Skip ahead 294,853 years or so and societally sanctioned refuge is proving as powerful a concern for Americans today as it was for the ancients.
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Apple's News app is going for a stylized "N" whereas the Dota 2 mark is a representation of the one and only map on which the game is played: the diagonal represents the river splitting the Dire and Radiant sections and the corner elements are the bases that each team has to defend (the "Ancients" in the original Defense of the Ancients game title).
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In every one of those walks I was also retracing a memorization technique known to the ancients and shown by modern science to be highly effective.
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Collect powerful items, wield the Caster Gun, solve the mysterious puzzles of the ancients, and discover all that Arcadia and its neighboring kingdoms have to offer!
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And squares of flatbread under a potent heap of red and white onions laced with Arctic thyme from Iceland, which the ancients believed cleansed the blood.
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The street cats of Istanbul, who would probably be considered an animal-control problem in the United States, are, in a sense, throwbacks to those ancients.
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If ancients could return to speak to the modern world, would there be an admonition to those of us, living atop the ruins of ages past?
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Currently, the record for the biggest single esports event prize pool is held by Valve's Defense of the Ancients 2 (DotA 2) landmark tournament, The International.
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They keep finding these devices scattered throughout the Zone—strange bricks branded with a fruit—which they decide the ancients used to test the freshness of food.
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The ancients stored some containers such as perfume bottles and poison vials horizontally, as we do toothpaste, but Mendelson's works stand upright, which emphasizes their axial symmetry.
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The mockumentary, about a group of bloodsucking ancients navigating modern life in Wellington, New Zealand, was driven more by character than plot, much like a hangout sitcom.
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Nevertheless, the assumption of the Ancients that the hare could procreate without a mate led to the belief that it could give birth without losing its virginity.
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Where ancients worried about poor harvests or the death of the sun god, moderns will worry about car-parking spaces and whether any cheap hotel rooms are left.
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The UK's premier archaeological destination—a ring of stones constructed by the ancients somewhere between 23,000 and 5,000 years ago—sits along a roadway known as the A2450.
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Except for the Elphabas of "Wicked," who need mechanical green-spraying, most actors put on their own makeup; it's part of a tradition going back to the ancients.
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Placed on each cushioned seat at the show was a pack of cards depicting portraits of male ancients, each associated with some trait characteristic of a true gentleman.
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" In a statement, he said, "I'm thrilled the Department of the Interior listened to Coloradans and will make no changes to Canyons of the Ancients National Monument's designation.
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Using different means to obtain the same result, in the spirit of freedom and openness, it created an east-west, back to the ancients, modern 'Paris of the East.
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" He added: "Canyons of the Ancients is gorgeous land, but its monument status as [one of] the most high-density Native American archaeological sites in the nation is clear.
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Superhero movies, in some ways, aim to turn that day into something out of myth, like the ancients might have recast a real tragedy as an epic tale of heroism.
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Jaffa's life work was to show that the U.S. transcended the divisions between the ancients and the moderns because beneath its Lockean system was a deep commitment to ancient truths.
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Valve also worked with the creators of the original Defense of the Ancients to create Dota 2, which has become hugely influential in its genre of multiplayer battle arena games.
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The International — one of the esports world's flagship events, featuring Defense of the Ancients 2 — set yet another record this year with a crowdfunded prize pool that exceeded $34 million.
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The others no longer at risk are Craters of the Moon National Monument in Idaho, Hanford Reach National Monument in Washington and Canyons of the Ancients National Monument in Colorado.
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"'In the Footsteps of the Ancients'" was awarded the Renaissance Society of America's Gordan Prize and shared the Jacques Barzun Prize in Cultural History, given by the American Philosophical Society.
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Canyons of the Ancients was one of several large national monuments that Interior is reviewing as part of a Trump administration directive to assess past uses of the Antiquities Act.
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Before the release of the final report, Zinke had already announced that six national monuments, including Grand Canyon-Parashant in Arizona and Canyons of the Ancients in Colorado, would stay unchanged.
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Indeed, user-generated content from inside the gaming community has produced a string of wildly popular hits, including League of Legends, Defense of the Ancients 2, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Rocket League.
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While the foundations of the MOBA genre predate Warcraft 3's innovations, they directly inspired the Defense of the Ancients mod that forms the backbone of a lot of the MOBA genre.
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The KLF were a seminal acid house band who sometimes went by the name of The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu, and were famous for 'anarchic situationist actions' like burning £1,000,000 cash.
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But Spam, whose name is rumored to be a mash-up of the words "spiced ham," is a Minnesota native, and not, shall we say, the food of the ancients in Korea.
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Canyons of the Ancients is one of three monuments that Zinke has so far vowed to maintain as part of his review, after Idaho's Craters of the Moon and Washington's Hanford Reach.
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In early July, he recommended "no changes" to two monuments: Idaho's Craters of the Moon and Washington's Hanford Reach National Monument, adding Colorado's Canyons of the Ancients National Monument to the list Friday.
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Actually, don't, because that shit is disgusting—but there are plenty of other things to hold your attention at Gardens of the Ancients, the "gift shop" of the Flower of Life Healing Ministries.
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The experts suggest, though, that you shouldn't run right out to try that recipe in your home operation, as the ancients may have included other ingredients in their concoctions that were lost to time.
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That has Etienne predicting that other long-established competitive scenes like "Counter Strike: Global Offensive" (CS:GO for short) and Valve's "Defense of the Ancients 2" (DotA 2) will continue to gain traction this year.
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Fallen re-enactors were awarded "free Web time" for their service, an amendment written into law a few years back, during the Congress of '38 (or, 2055 for the ancients still on "old time").
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The games most commonly played professionally are first-person shooters, such as Halo and Counter-Strike and so-called "multiplayer online battle arena" games, like League of Legends and Defence of the Ancients 2.
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He could re-create some historical city on the grasslands of central North America, fill it with fakes, and live like the ancients did for a day or a week or until he lost interest.
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You actually have two ruling planets, Pisces: The ancients assigned Jupiter to you, but since Neptune's discovery, modern astrologers have assigned this ice giant (the class of planet Neptune belongs to, astronomically) to be your ruler.
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This was a new conservative politics that celebrated the "American regime," with the Founders cast as ancients betrayed by successive generations of liberals and progressives as they contrived to eat away at the nation's moral core.
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The dream of creating artificial life goes all the way back to ancient Greece, where the ancients actually invented real animated machines as the Stanford classicist Adrienne Mayor has documented in her book Gods and Robots.
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" For Abbe, who is now a professor of ancient art at the University of Georgia, the idea that the ancients disdained bright color "is the most common misconception about Western aesthetics in the history of Western art.
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Zinke has already said he will suggest maintaining three of the large monuments subject to his review, ordered by President Trump in April: Colorado's Canyons of the Ancients, Idaho's Craters of the Moon and Washington's Hanford Reach.
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H.R. 3990 would make it harder to create new national monuments and would authorize presidents to reduce the size of all existing monuments, from the Canyons of the Ancients in Colorado to the Muir Woods in California.
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THE SHOT that killed Lyra McKee, one of Northern Ireland's most promising young journalists, was fired by a youth urged on by embittered ancients still convinced that Irish republicanism can prevail only through the barrel of a gun.
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The ancients often believed a celestial event like an eclipse to be a bad omen, that the sun or the moon vanishing from the sky was a harbinger of disaster, a sign of devastation or destruction to come.
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Everything in neat arrangement, amorous couples in the bright apparel of spring, penniless ancients stood in awe of the king, the awfully rich young American in the armor of prosperity, anthropomorphic deities, movie studio apparatchiks, aficionados of the bullfight.
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Maybe in being so ostentatious about intellection—the material with which the theatrical process begins but cannot end—Stoppard is just a bit more straightforward than most playwrights, from the ancients onward, about the "hard problem" of his profession.
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In the initial poster announcing the KLF's return as the Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu back in January, it was announced that they were "currently at work" on something that "will not be made public" until August 23, 2017.
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Here was a far-reaching skepticism about authority (either the ancients' or the actual), a compassion toward suffering, a hatred of cruelty that we now imagine as human instinct, though all experience shows us that it must be inculcated.
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He dazzled Charles with his visionary talk—of rescuing humanity from "the superstition of the intellect" and of restoring the ancients' spiritual oneness with the natural world—and then convinced Charles that he was the man to lead the crusade.
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Between record multimillion-dollar prize pools in Fortnite and Defense of the Ancients 2 (Dota 2) as well as research firm Newzoo's prediction that the industry will exceed $1 billion in revenue this year, the esports hype is well and alive.
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The Princeton University Art Museum's show The Berlin Painter and His World: Athenian Vase-Painting in the Early Fifth Century BC is not only the most important vase painting show in years, it's also an opportunity to laugh with the ancients.
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There is also a canyon-size divide between the younger Yankees — to whom you can add shortstop Didi Gregorius — and the Garden of the Ancients: Mark Teixeira, Carlos Beltran and, of course, the timeless and perhaps no longer chemically enhanced Alex Rodriguez.
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Decades later, still obsessed with the Stargate and her father's work, Langford hires archaeologist Daniel Jackson (played by James Spader in the original film) to help her translate the language on the gate, which hails from a civilization known as the Ancients.
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He mentions, offhand, a discredited theory called the bicameral mind, in which the ancients supposedly confused their own inner monologues with the voices of the gods, and he says that Arnold hoped to use such an idea to "bootstrap consciousness" in the Hosts.
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Others also rely on in-game purchases to fund their event prize pools like publisher Valve's Defense of the Ancients 2 (DotA 2), which broke its own prize pool record with over $25.5 million raised for its annual The International tournament last year.
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The Utah lease sale included terrain near the former boundaries of the Bears Ears National Monument, whose size was scaled back by the Trump administration last year, as well as the Hovenweep and Canyons of the Ancients monuments, according to the bureau.
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The consequence of Wilamowitz's thought is that the blood that flows in the veins of these ancient ghosts is our own and that, therefore, when the ancients speak to us, they do not just tell us about themselves, but also about us.
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That should never be a mark of shame, though, as Dawn of the Ancients (DotA) first saw life as a mod for Blizzard Entertainment's Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos in 2003, and its Valve-developed sequel has morphed into a juggernaut that over 800,000 people play daily.
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London captures a small mining village at the beginning of the film, and pilot-turned-historian Tom Natsworthy (Robert Sheehan), rushes in to collect the town's old tech (artifacts) from "the ancients" (we, the denizens of 2018, seem to fit the bill) to preserve in London's museum.
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Like the mod Defense of the Ancients (DotA) that came before it, Auto Chess is not just a popular new game, but one with the potential to create an entirely new genre—multiple copycats have already popped up, looking to capitalize on the game's organic success.
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Yuan Dynasty painter Ni Zan focuses this advice in terms of brush stroke techniques in his 14th-century Manual of Sketches at the National Palace Museum, stating: The ancients used the ax-cut, the clove or t-shaped, the horse teeth, and other kinds of texture methods.
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But the audience at the premiere in Venice, for what turned out to be the first big hit of Handel's career, would have known that the satire was directed at Grimani's political enemies, including the pope, just as much as at the amorality of the ancients.
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Turning his attention to historical and literary developments in the city-state of Padua in the 13th century, Professor Witt, in "'In the Footsteps of the Ancients,'" pushed the birth of humanism back more than 50 years from its traditional date in the mid-14th century.
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And it's no coincidence that many of the monuments in the cross-hairs — such as Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante in Utah and Canyon of the Ancients in Colorado — have significant oil and gas or mineral reserves that the industry has openly expressed interest in developing.
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Today, 19903 years after Allbaugh returned from Crete, with modern America plagued by one of the highest obesity rates in the world and failing to meet life expectancy averages of almost every other developed nation, it's worth circling back to the eating patterns of the ancients.
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But the 2K League would essentially be striving to engage with an esports audience that historically has gravitated towards MOBAs, also known as Multiplayer online battle arenas, a game genre exemplified by popular free-to-play games like Defense of the Ancients 33 (DotA 2) and League of Legends.
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Between the two Pierre de Wiessants, Small creates a historical context for Rodin not through his contemporaries, but instead through the ancients, with fragments of Ancient Greek and Roman sculpture, similar to the ones Rodin himself collected, leading to an up-close comparison of hands, feet, faces, and torsos.
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Zinke has already announced that he won't recommend changes to six national monuments: Grand Canyon-Parashant in Arizona; Upper Missouri River Breaks in Montana; Canyons of the Ancients in Colorado; Craters of the Moon in Idaho; Hanford Reach in Washington; and now Sand to Snow National Monument in California.
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Trump-era leases have given oil and gas companies access to drilling rights in areas that are known habitats for threatened species, and immediately next to preserved landscapes like the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument in Colorado, famous for its ancient pueblos, rock art and other archaeological sites.
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He has also announced six national monuments that he believes should remain as they are: Canyons of the Ancients in Colorado, Craters of the Moon in Idaho, Grand Canyon-Parashant in Arizona, Hanford Reach in Washington, Sand to Snow in California and Upper Missouri River Breaks in Montana.
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As a further reminder that the ancients were just like us, Mephitis was the Roman goddess of bad smells, and there were temples to honor her on Mount Vesuvius (which belched up all sorts of gases), presumably on all sides, in an effort not to run AFOUL of her powers.
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There's the classist, sexist paternalism of early-Victorian-era London; the gall of certain handsome young sorcerer types; and the fact that even though she can't control her powers and has chosen to name her wand Porridge, everyone seems convinced that she alone can defeat the horrifying beings known as the Ancients.
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MSNBC show, "The 11th Hour": "Just when we thought we run the show down here ... " It was a rare day of community for America: to obsess about something non-Trump — something that was bigger than ourselves, and something that was terrifying to the ancients, but a diversion and fascination (and, yes, commercial opportunity) for us.
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For the Pompeii menu, he and Ashley Palmer-Watts, the executive chef of Dinner by Heston, drew on the carbonized food remains on display at the museum and the recipes gathered in the first-century Roman cookbook known as Apicius, indulging in a bit of time travel as well as innovating upon the ethos of the ancients.
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Colored pencil on paper and cut-up images invoke thoughts of childhood and long-dormant muscle memory; thus they manage to eschew the pretense of high art by accessing that inherent Rausch — a sort of physiological drunkenness or affective intoxication that makes art possible, referenced in Fredric Jameson's The Ancients and the Postmoderns — worn down by life's sandy curves and gradations.
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In our virtual Agora, where the boundary stones separating the private from the public have all been removed, and where we live in a new and unprecedented tyranny of writing, of text and texting, and where cynicism has taken on a whole new troubling set of meanings, how is that fragile parrhesia of the ancients that defines democracy to be cultivated?
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In his studies of the humanist Coluccio Salutati, chancellor of Florence in the late 215th century, and in two sweeping works, "'In the Footsteps of the Ancients': The Origins of Humanism From Lovato to Bruni" (21989) and "The Two Latin Cultures and the Foundation of Renaissance Humanism in Medieval Italy" (22001), Professor Witt persuasively revised previous ideas about the evolution of Italian humanism.
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While the $30 million will not be the biggest prize pool ever awarded at a single esports event – that record will belong to next month's The International, an annual Defense of the Ancients 2 (DotA 2) flagship tournament – it is part of a whopping $100 million in competitive winnings that publisher Epic Games pledged to give out this year, matching its competitive prize pool from 2018.
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There was a conversation happening the other day somewhere, on a podcast or on Twitter or somewhere, I don't remember where but it's not my initial observation that like, when you think about how long it took from DoTA, sorry from Defense of the Ancients to get to League of Legends and DOTA [2], and what's the other, is there a third big MOBA at this point?
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With its polyglottal cast of voices—evangelical salesman promising that you'll "COME BACK FAT AS A RAT...ALL DOWN THE WAY DOWN THE EAST COAST" battle with the Justified Ancients of Mu Mu, who in turn battle with road accident news reports—gliding over and under the shimmering heat haze of synthetic ambience, Chill Out is just discomforting enough to ease you into the necessary state of unreality needed for dealing with the moment the (club) music stops.
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