Unlike a 3D zoetrope, which animates a sequence of small changes to objects, a bloom animates as a single self-contained sculpture.
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I mean, you look at what animates Democratic voters, you look at what animates Democratic politicians, it's health care, it's increasingly climate.
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Why it matters: In a trend that could help shape the 2020 races, immigration — an issue that animates the right — is being usurped by a topic that animates the left.
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" That kind of fear, he says "animates your unconscious.
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The same sensibility — Mr. Sternberg's cinematic adorable — animates both.
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The economic illiteracy that animates Navarro's policy prescriptions is startling.
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The repetition and odd diction animates the poem with delight.
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This hateful spirit envelops him, consumes him and animates him.
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Cynicism animates the city as much as hope and conviction.
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These girls' vulnerability and passion animates this sweetly sentimental show.
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The Morgan show similarly animates the lives of James's models.
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In many ways, this is the question that animates My Struggle.
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The player analyzes sound in the background, then animates the visuals.
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Literally: Below, NASA animates what the crash will likely look like.
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Marshall's love of detail, no matter how banal, animates his paintings.
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Once you hit send, it animates an image of your unique heartbeat.
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Once you draw the letter, it animates, which is a sweet reward.
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His impulse to tell stories for future generations animates two recent examples.
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It is this, and not deficit reduction, that truly animates Republican policy.
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Jodie: The way Coen animates his hands when he's enthusiastic about something.
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A spirit of defiant resolve animates many of these historically minded works.
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In architecture, the tension between freedom and restrictions animates the best work.
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Sure, but what really animates the movie is a sense of history.
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It is this state of betweenness that animates every part of them.
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So does the ego that animates it, both indomitable and irreparably broken.
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What really animates Trump and Sanders is fixing blame, not fixing the economy.
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The same logic animates the desire, even if its object can be shifted.
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It forms the taken-for-granted common sense that animates US foreign policy.
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But it is encroachment, or the fear of it, which animates the documentary.
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In its mildest form, this rationale animates the worldview of conservatives like Vance.
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But Trump seems to believe it's an issue that animates his core supporters.
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It is this word that animates the 85-plus members of the staff.
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A delicious tension animates Ledgerwood's combination of decorous pattern and thick, dripping paint.
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A delicious tension animates the combination of decorous pattern and thick, dripping paint.
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Fear of what women might desire animates much of anti-feminist American politics.
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A passion for truth and knowledge is the inner-fire that animates Sagittarius.
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It's this belief in the power of citizens that animates the citizens' lobby.
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That reality TV ethos -- and appeal -- animates how Donald Trump approaches the presidency.
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But "you got owned" also animates a simple theft with a violent spark.
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It is that last point that so strongly animates the reaction to this case.
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For Paul Martin, a Republican candidate in the race, Russia animates his entire campaign.
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When it was finished, he scanned it and animates various elements on the computer.
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The only way to eliminate the terror that animates ageism is to eliminate death.
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This question animates the Collected Stories, which recycle and re-recycle the themes and
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An element of surprise still animates discussions about white women supporting white supremacist politics.
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The V.R. experience animates excerpts of the diary, using only tiny points of light.
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An unusual degree of motion animates Marlene Dietrich's 1948 portrait, later in the show.
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But that debate is not what animates Trump, not what gets his juices flowing.
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What is it that animates them to go from normal folks to choosing terrorism?
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It's what animates many of the people — especially women — who sell products through MLMs too.
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That founding myth of what was to become the EU still animates its leaders today.
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Their argument over language animates the early days of their love, in all its inexpressibility.
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MOST playwrights are judged by their words—the swordplay of dialogue that animates their work.
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Yet, that vision of an open, decentralized world still animates some people, including Julien Genestoux.
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What animates his project is the task of saving the dead, retrieving them through representation.
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Suzanne Twining animates one of the end shots for a Häagen-Dazs stop-motion spot.
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"The Woman's Hour" animates the past so fully that its facts feel anything but fated.
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But prehistory continues to be a mutable universe within which each generation animates its fears.
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Why Mr. Trump is pushing the issue is obvious: Polls show it animates his base.
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Part of what animates Coates's writing seems to be the desire to learn for himself.
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Not in his essence, or in his bond with his brother, which animates the book.
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These days, it is his budding string of Robin Hood restaurants that animates Father Ángel.
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Being slightly askew, the bottle stopper animates the object and makes it look more real.
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"Their passions will often determine how a book animates inside a publishing house," he explains.
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Overall, it's a meditative ride, and elegantly animates graphite drawings without losing that handmade touch.
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A similar narrative animates the conventional wisdom about mid-220th-century women — certainly white women.
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His mini march animates the sinking of retail stores into the ocean of internet commerce.
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What animates a Republican base might only set up the party for failure against energized Democrats.
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To be clear, ours is not the reflexive Gray Lady hatred that animates the Twitter mobs.
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There, the search engine's Doodle playfully animates the total solar eclipse taking place across the country.
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Usually, his anger animates his face, his posture and his gestures and gives him alpha status.
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And immigration is also central to Trump's 2020 campaign, just as gun control animates Democratic candidates.
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This ridiculous contradiction, the disjunction between content and presentation, animates More Songs About Buildings and Food.
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Take, for example, the film's discussion of superintelligence, the theory that animates many apocalyptic AI scenarios.
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Do our national security officials not in fact have a duty to study what animates jihadists?
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With the freeware animation program Miku Miku Dance, he then animates these fan fiction dance sensations.
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The square recalls the metaphor of 'table' as Hannah Arendt animates it in The Human Condition.
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This is what animates Saul's work — we end up asking what is happening or has happened.
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Though the series is faithful to the team dynamic that animates the novel, there are differences.
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Then she uses Photoshop to fill out the backgrounds, animates in TV paint, and composites with AfterEffects.
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You can mouse over it and it animates the picture and you can see her partner underneath.
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And yet the core of those moments, the larger idea that animates Knightley within them, is not.
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But it has not put forward the type of broad economic vision that animates other Gulf states.
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"I don't know how that animates people to vote if their Netflix is working," he told Reuters.
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Also, there's ample evidence that contradicts the "temperature shapes culture which shapes violence" argument that animates CLASH.
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Because what supposedly animates the bias isn't any underlying substance, but the controversial nature of Trump himself.
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But you can also see the comic creators' approach to Wolverine in the idea that animates Logan.
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This approach animates the "keep it in the ground" campaign led by groups like Mr. McKibben's 350.
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A sense of possibility, of the surprises that make even the quietest existence eventful, animates each tale.
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Anti-Semitism animates white supremacist ideology and is tightly integrated with its other racist and xenophobic views.
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An eclectic visual and conceptual flair animates DJ and electronic musician Daedelus' many solo and collaborative projects.
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Gregory animates the traditionally static medium by capturing her artwork with a mounted camera every few strokes.
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Freed animates these into a painfully slow-burning video that'll make you cry just by watching it.
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And as in Bean's paintings, a brilliant palette animates the scenes of space with vibrant, palpable energy.
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The life force that animates the econ tribe — that what they're doing matters — has been drained away.
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It's the act of belief that animates these characters, even if everything they say seems legitimately nuts.
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Causeret animates the idea of flocking behavior, "where groups of individuals form beautiful dancing-like patterns," writes Cooper.
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The issue of transgender individuals in the military service animates conservatives greatly, although the impact is relatively small.
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While he animates and edits the videos, he insists, the boys are the ones really calling the shots.
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Sears is still in deep trouble, no matter how many washers it animates with Amazon's Alexa voice assistant.
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The books also helped me understand the particular kind of game that animates this trend, and my behavior.
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Platforming a 1:1 scale of a crusty single room flat, the work animates an aesthetic of shit.
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This is the referendum they have been waiting for for years and the great cause that animates them.
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Simon Gerbaud (previously) animates the process of sandpapering everyday objects into dust, which makes for highly satisfying loops.
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The friendship of two girls, Julia and Cassie, animates this slim, dreamlike novel, set in small-town Massachusetts.
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Adoni's love of innovation, undergirded by an appreciation for Israel's immigrant history, animates some of his best creations.
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The government has been captured by elites, which gets to the very core of what animates the president.
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By carefully choreographing the relationship between the obvious and the occult, Shtini animates his paintings with considerable mystery.
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A humane current animates all of her work, a current that neither sidesteps nor confines itself to race.
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Taken together, the two films reveal what animates this part of the conservative movement, and what ails it.
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They are undocumented, but it is their relationship that animates the picture, not their immigration or employment status.
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"I think it's important to understand the difference [in] the moral force that animates both sides," he said.
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Part of what animates immigration restrictionists like Coulter is the sense that newcomers are being given special privileges.
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Rather, with loving attention to sitcom rhythm, she gradually anatomizes the emptiness that animates their "Golden Girls" chatter.
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Thursday saw Andrews bouncing around the pressroom, exuding the energy that animates so many NWSL stakeholders these days.
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This existential battle between America and those who threaten its hegemony animates, in their eyes, nearly every international crisis.
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It endangers women, people of color, and immigrants as it strengthens and animates white nationalism, xenophobia, and extremist movements.
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A glowing iPhone Notes app appears and animates with text, providing the only commentary or dialogue in the work.
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An algorithm then isolates the subject from the 2D image, fills in the remaining space, and animates the subject.
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Wind River lifts these statistics off the page and animates them into an awful, striking, and completely unforgettable existence.
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This struggle for self-control animates many of their paintings, including "Star's Seed" by the Thai artist Thawan Duchanee.
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It stirred my 11-year-old heart then and it animates my conscious today, that's what great teachers do.
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A similar sense of elevated headiness reminiscent of the early "war on terror" now animates America's foreign policy establishment.
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The Sparrow is loathsome, wrapping in sanctimony the same crass power craving that animates many of the show's characters.
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Among the many tensions of Trophy, that dynamic—between complicated and simple, between life and death—animates and unsettles.
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Suzanne Twining animates a scene with characters looking down through a hole in a spot for the Ohio Lottery.
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Roosevelt's dream of "cradle to grave" coverage animates proposals for baby bonds, universal pre-K and Medicare for All.
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G.E. has long made industrial software that animates its jet engines, power generators, medical-imaging equipment and other machinery.
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Part of what animates his practice is a belief that sheer virtuosity is an antidote to pity and marginalization.
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What instead animates and illuminates Martin Crimp's postmodern retooling of Edmond Rostand's classic is spelled out for the audience.
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To cast our recurring panics as technophobic reruns is to misidentify what animates them most: Not fear, but helplessness.
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FB: When confronted with the loss that animates writing, sometimes one wishes to sink down to the lost object.
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Gliding and burbling, ringing and spattering and glitching, that lyricism animates an album whose loveliness and silliness are inextricable.
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Removing color distills Johnson's language into a crystalline merger of concept and balletic line; her draftsmanship animates everything she does.
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That synchronizing of the gnomic with the recognizable — we can call it her transparent opacity — animates these graphic works, too.
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On Thursday, VICELAND aired another episode of PARTY LEGENDS—a show that collects celebrities' unforgettable party stories and animates them.
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Yet even though Republicans control both houses of Congress and the White House, anti-establishment anger still animates their base.
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Maybe that feeling of pressure is the life-force itself—that mysterious spark of vitality that animates and sustains us.
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The Experimenters series visually animates interviews with icons of science and innovation like Jane Goodall, Oliver Sacks, and Carl Sagan.
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Maybe it's that private duality in his own soul that animates the impossibly still, haunting universe of his artistic masterpieces.
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Every now and then, what one brings to the table animates the discussion enough to create small but meaningful changes.
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If there's a conceptual thread that animates Garden it's a question of framing: What transforms any space into a garden?
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A sugar cube arranged on a chair may be considered a marionette if someone animates it with hands and voice.
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If anything animates Trump's decision-making it's reversing anything Obama has done — from health care to immigration to economic policy.
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They are earnest and open and exhaustingly human, too, and that human pulse is the unpredictable thing that animates March.
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His company, he says, invented fundamental technology that animates modern cellphones and deserves to be well paid for its innovation.
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Oakland-based publisher Commune Editions' advocacy of community-based ethics animates volumes of poetry by Nanni Balestrini and Heriberto Yépez.
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I wanted to understand how to live in a world where death is so ever-present that it animates life.
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A sense of place animates many novelists, but few more than Orhan Pamuk, for whom personal geography is artistic destiny.
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This fact animates some of Mr. Trump's challengers, most notably Senator Bernie Sanders, who often rails against millionaires and billionaires.
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The nEW wAVE Mr. Colley, who has collaborated with Ariana Grande, animates his choreographed videos with emoji and positive affirmations.
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"One thing that I do think animates all of this is a sense of the desire for safety," he said.
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Essentially, it's that even though Islamophobia animates a modern form of bigotry ... the essence of the hate is not new.
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Gliding and burbling, ringing and spattering and glitching, a lyrical escapism animates an album whose loveliness and silliness are inextricable.
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Using Cooper's raindrop sample as a jumping-off point, Causeret animates visual demonstrations of cooperation and competition between invidiual biological cells.
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He combines and renders everything in 3DS Max software, adds skies in Photoshop, and animates the whole thing using After Effects.
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That has included, at times heartbreakingly, being outgrown, forgotten and cast aside by the mercurial little people whose love animates them.
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Plus, watching this one lets you realize how much terror of being made fun of as a child animates Rankin/Bass.
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This lamentable state of affairs is one that animates the schools choice movement, and charter school advocates such as Shavar Jeffries.
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However, as unique as the MOB is, the very traditional rivalry with the Texas A&M Aggies still animates its performances.
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The company also animates graphics post-processing, with arrows zig-zagging around the subject to create an even more Instagrammable result.
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On Thursday, VICELAND premiered the second season of PARTY LEGENDS—a show that collects celebrities' unforgettable party stories and animates them.
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"Spirituality can mean so many things and it depends on the spirit that animates you in the first place," he said.
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Deer Flower separates itself from other stop-motion animations in the way it animates static materials like fake wood and cardboard.
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In my opinion, this face is more attractive, animates better, and stays more faithful to the model than the default Sara.
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Spring is an alchemic time that animates and invigorates all those who honor it with a sense of vitality and growth.
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Incorporating the mallet (in different sizes) in each of the five tabletop sculptures, Webster animates them with a light, witty presence.
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Then take in a movie at The State Theater — the first in Michigan to show a talking picture — which animates downtown.
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A similar idea animates "The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes," running at the Public's Manhattan mother ship through Jan. 19.
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And I think that is just as important to what animates socialists as some idea about how production should be managed.
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It's that passion that animates people to knock on doors for a candidate, make phone calls, give money and attend events.
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This same spirit animates programs like the Sunflower County Freedom Project, a nonprofit begun in 1998 by Teach for America alumni.
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Coil — offer different parameters you can customize, like how the text animates, the colors, speed and, of course, what the text says.
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" When asked by CNN after her speech why she spoke about her faith, she responded, "My faith animates all that I do.
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In fact, Trump killed the old Republican Party and now he alone animates the zombie party that lurched forward after its death.
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Hold down on the screen for two seconds and a circle with command options animates beneath your finger à la Minority Report.
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Gappah describes rather than animates, dragging her ensemble from chapter to chapter without allowing its players to move of their own accord.
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It's a video that suggests all of the weirdo Americana that influenced his earliest days animates the palette of his current releases.
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Nostalgia is ostensibly about the past, but what animates it is a fear of the present and, perhaps more importantly, the future.
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The plight of an evangelical Christian wrongly imprisoned in a Muslim country is a story that animates Trump's evangelical base, said Hakura.
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Eventually, over five years, she began to probe what she termed the "deep story" that animates the populist movement on the right.
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She runs the website Witchsy, makes popular pins and things, is in the LA Municipal Dance Squad, paints, animates, and plays drums.
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Yan does not believe in God, but religion interests him, because he considers it a mirror of society, of what animates us.
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He admires the "touch of madness" that animates a Heston Blumenthal or a Ferran Adrià, but doesn't think he has it himself.
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"The way that Maslo looks and the way Maslo animates and talks will be something that happens down the road," says Ingram.
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Her familiarity with both cities animates "The Nest," about the four dysfunctional (what did you expect?) Plumb siblings and their fiscal expectations.
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Such a visceral grip on the nonhuman animates this painting with a dark, lyrical intensity that speaks to me of climate upheaval.
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On that issue, Mr. Trump was in his comfort zone: Rebalancing the scales in trade in goods is what animates him most.
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Zoologist Dodo The plant that animates this fragrance, which is inspired by the extinct birds of Mauritius Island, is the fiddlehead fern.
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There is a specter that both haunts and animates the mirror images; each subject is posed similarly and shares a facial expression.
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Left wing politicians and their allies in the legacy media did nothing to prevent the rhetoric that animates their second best candidate.
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By giving life to this truth, Montaigne animates for the first time an inner human whose contradictions are identical with his conscience.
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For many liberals, opposition to racism, sexism and bigotry is a deeply-held value; it animates our politics and shapes our priorities.
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"The Force," for example, sounds a lot like the Taoist idea of "chi," the subtle stream of energy that animates the world.
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Tellingly, she is quick to boast not so much about her own role but about the team spirit that animates the trio.
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" This moral tension animates and complicates Mr. Stern's beautiful, meticulously reported debut, "The Last Thousand: One School's Promise in a Nation at War.
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Related: Gorgeous Stop-Motion Experiment Animates Solid Porcelain Sexual Missed Encounters Become Miniature Porcelain Sculptures The Gooey, Grotesque Porcelain Babies of Johnson Tsang
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An LCD screen in the windshield animates its eyes, and an ambient light sensor flicks on its high beams when it's dark out.
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He has a vision that animates his ideas, one based not in the pure world of numbers, but in concepts borrowed from physics.
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Like friend of The Creators Project Scorpion Dagger, Kajetan Obarski animates old paintings in absurd modern circumstances, but adds a heap of ickiness.
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" And he went on to say, "The logic-based relentless pursuit of excellence is inconsistent with a time of joy that animates me.
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But that spirit of unity now animates a push for a Continental Free-Trade Area (CFTA), involving all 55 countries in the region.
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This tension between the one and the many animates the paintings, as well as imparts another layer meaning into our experience of them.
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This, and only this, is why it may be that what mainly animates this racist rage is how America can talk to itself.
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He's also revealing his essence, which is that power—not giving voice to the voiceless middle, his preferred platitude—is what animates him.
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While not GIF-making software per se, Boomerang lets you capture a quick burst of five photos and the app animates them together.
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The root assumption that animates all campaign finance reform is that some messengers are altruistic and honest while others are pernicious and false.
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Such storytelling about women in the arts animates each of the 15 portraits in Magnus's Illuminating Women here at The National Portrait Gallery.
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On a formal level, Eisenman's placement of figures within a receding space is masterful, while her attention to detail further animates the scene.
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It suggested that she does, in fact, have an area of the law that deeply animates her: cases dealing with the democratic process.
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"I am not throwing away my shot," Mr. Miranda's Hamilton sings early on, and it is this motif that animates everything that follows.
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On this episode of Daily VICE, we meet the artists behind Party Legends, the new VICELAND series that animates celebrities' weird party memories.
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An eternal salvation is therefore not only unattainable but also undesirable, since it would eliminate the care and passion that animates our lives.
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What animates them is an overwhelming sense of having been abandoned by the adults and needing to take matters into their own hands.
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Jesse Sussell and James A. Thomson of the RAND Corporation argue that this geographic sorting has heightened the polarization that now animates politics.
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I believe deeply that much of the Democratic field is still struggling — and failing — to decipher what animates the bulk of black voters.
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Likewise, overtures to the State Department may temporarily pause Trump's populist instincts, but they will not defang the populist base that animates him.
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She animates it with both symphonic might and enchanting lyricism — a perfect fit for the vast emotional range and singing melodies of Schubert.
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Like all of his music, "Timeless" animates a liminal state — the moment just before or after an event, slowed down and blown up.
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Its mandate for war, and its faith in the power of American military force, still animates that ideology, particularly toward the Middle East.
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Alan Dershowitz, a lawyer who became acquaintances after working with Cohn, said much of what animates Trump could be traced back to Cohn's philosophies.
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The problem animates the left: whereas Donald Trump has talked about the subject only fleetingly, Hillary Clinton has detailed policies for helping penniless scholars.
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The (x) close button animates in after a few seconds so that people don't see they have a way to get off the page.
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Even when the tension rises and the blood starts spurting, The Body lacks the sense of deeper purpose that animates the best Blumhouse productions.
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Webb's spirit still infuses the museum's mission and programming, much in the same way Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney's vision animates the Whitney to this day.
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The CFPB was the ultimate force to further the purposes of the Occupy Wall Street movement, which so animates the left then and now.
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Those outside America who dwell on his geographical and diplomatic ignorance (of which there is plenty) risk missing the simple principle that animates him.
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In our interview, Mr. Vance explains who these voters are, what animates them and why they have responded so powerfully to Mr. Trump's message.
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The tangibly descending light animates each element, turning the dots of the model's eyes into a human presence peering at us from the depths.
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I hate to be reductive, but friendship animates The Narrow Door like a friendship does a life: there, always, sometimes nearer or further away.
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Earlier this month, the actors Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime) and Gwendoline Christie (Brienne) spoke about the endlessly fascinating dynamic that animates their two characters.
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It is the struggle of redemption against cruelty that animates the episode, toward which "The Good Place" has been building for several seasons now.
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This "sense of place" expectation animates a lot of the jousting behind the annual list of the World's 50 Best Restaurants, among other things.
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But the thing that most animates some family members is how the women on the defense teams dress when their clients are in court.
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But the specter of trans girls (girls born as boys) gaining an unfair edge on "real" girls animates it and other proposals like it.
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The question which animates social media at this time of year is whether it should be included in the canon of Christmas films, too.
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A similar tension, between memory as an act of love and memory as a repetition compulsion, animates the show's other two parts, as well.
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The blueprint also calls for overhauling the tax-collecting Internal Revenue Service, an idea that animates many conservatives who have called for its abolition.
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The Earth Dies Screaming (1964) features a bulletproof alien force that uses a strange gas to obliterate mankind, then animates corpses with radio signals.
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Whether or not we want children ourselves, the assumption that our species will go on motivates much of the creative drive that animates our lives.
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It is Padgett's craving that animates his writing, and keeps him alert to the small and easily dismissed moments that make up our everyday lives.
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But the thing that animates Turning Point — and what makes it so alluring to its supporters — is its ability to keep the fight going, forever.
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Only Clinton, as a mother and grandmother, can speak to the emotional fear for the safety of our children that animates so many women voters.
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Having dodged this bullet, Syd's delight in the pleasure principle animates a cautiously irresistible, attentively sensual, fully inhabited and sublimely conceived stunner of an album.
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Notions of home, celebration, landscape, and the exotification of Mexican culture vie for primacy in this immersive installation that animates the process of identity formulation.
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Then this absolute legend transfers the frames by freaking floppy disk to a 1987 Macintosh SE, where he animates them with the MacroMind VideoWorks software.
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Chacalall comes up with fantastical creatures and animates them with a simple stereographic aesthetic that comes off like a lenticular print—which he also makes.
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Beaming and smiling as she leans over a wall in the churchyard of Saint John-at-Hampstead (1977), Dench's intensity animates that stony, funereal setting.
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What animates this movement is a sense of persecution; after all, you can't be part of a faithful remnant unless you are surrounded by enemies.
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Nothing animates the far right or shapes its worldview quite so much as the desire to humiliate others—and the fear of being humiliated themselves.
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The timing of the proposal dovetails with the President's broader efforts to make the midterm election about illegal immigration, a topic that animates his base.
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But the issue animates social conservatives; 71 percent of conservative Republicans said abortion should be illegal in all or most cases, the Pew poll found.
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When lightheartedness resurfaces, it doesn't necessarily work, as in a clownish scene in which Mr. Levin animates a pair of coats, turning them into puppets.
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What animates believers to care for the poor is precisely their religious belief — not to serve the interests of the state, politicians and their bureaucracies.
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What animates Vox, its supporters say, is an urge to reclaim and defend Spanish nationalism in the face of perceived threats to the country's integrity.
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The rush for "stability" also animates the crowding of investors into the elite class of big growth stocks believed to have the most durable profit streams.
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The speeches will speak to both what animates Clinton -- faith, children and families -- and how she will work to impact the economy and push national service.
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IS THAT SOMETHING THAT ANIMATES YOUR THINKING ABOUT RATES THAT WE'VE HAD RATES SO LOW FOR SO LONG THAT WE'VE CREATED EXCESSES IN THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM?
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On Thursday, VICELAND aired another episode of PARTY LEGENDS, our show that collects celebrities' wildest party memories and animates them with the help of emerging artists.
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In the video, the camera circles around the object to show off the motion tracking, which, according to Russell, animates at approximately 60 frames per second.
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The United States' deeply ingrained commitment to freedom of speech makes it easy for Americans to lose sight of the logic that animates the First Amendment.
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Capitalism, Jaffe argues, promotes instability and class divisions, a dynamic that also animates what Barbara Ehrenreich called the "fear of falling" from one class to another.
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His use of that language in "The End of Eddy" is freighted with an ambivalence that animates the book and gives it a devastating emotional force.
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What happened to it is the kind of mystery that animates Mr. Grunewald, who has spent hours poring over photographs and reviewing documents about the building.
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Reframing the album to center on death does a disservice to the life that animates this music, the energy, the craft, the delight, and the ambivalence.
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Employing the time-tested tools of pop-science journalism — chatty tone, self-deferential personal anecdotes and real-world examples — she animates all the various research findings.
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A similar motivation animates the desire to create a so-called "multimodal" transportation platform that integrates ride-sharing with access to public transit information and ticketing.
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Delay animates everything about the design, to buy time for the people inside and mitigate the harm an attacker can commit while waiting for rescuers to arrive.
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After all, it is the human element that animates the institution and must therefore be part of a systematic analysis of its role in upholding white supremacy.
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This ingrained potential of cinema to educate and mobilize animates Spell Reel, the debut feature film by Filipa César, now playing at the Museum of Modern Art.
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On Thursday, VICELAND aired a new episode of PARTY LEGENDS —a show that collects celebrities' wild party stories and animates them with the help of emerging artists.
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The "man who stands to lose everything" theme also animates the two Icelandic shows Netflix has recently acquired: Case (Réttur, literally "court") and Lava Field (Hraunið, "lava").
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We can witness Escobar ordering a mass murder to protect his interests, but the logic of his maneuvers registers more clearly than the sociopathy that animates it.
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Shock and dismay over the 2016 election animates the book, with Mehta taking aim at Trump with the relish of someone getting back at a childhood bully.
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"Just how a music video animates a song, a fragrance video can bring the vibe of a scent to life and tell its story," Ms. Dougherty said.
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But the resistance is now openly fraying, suggesting that gambling is no longer a potent moral issue that animates voters and politicians the way it once did.
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Our values and ideals are what motivates and animates our democracy, and they are what inspires people around the world to become involved in advocacy for freedom.
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The organization's conservative Christian ethos animates Brio, which its publisher, Bob DeMoss, said has so far attracted over 21990,23 subscribers through ads sent directly to Focus supporters.
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All the wild joy and blurred grief that animates Young Thug's extraordinary discography resides quietly inside this song — a sober ballad about diamonds, kangaroos, life and death.
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It was this reemergence in politics -- and the divisive rhetoric that often animates it -- that motivated me to partake in a Living Room Conversation's session on immigration.
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This includes a suite of portraits featuring a genderless, nameless figure in an array of colors, loosely referred to as "Orchid," that Morrocco animates in a morphsuit.
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It animates his last video for "Lazarus," in which Bowie writhes on a hospital bed before slipping into a closet, back to the darkness from whence he came.
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But the deeper message might be what the movie says about the power of imagination, and the simple notion that what animates a toy isn't batteries, but love.
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Michelle Jaworski, The Daily Dot If you pay too much attention to it, the CGI that animates the dogs when they speak to one another quickly becomes distracting.
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On Thursday, VICELAND aired a new episode of PARTY LEGENDS—a show that collects celebrities' unforgettable party stories and animates them with the help of gifted young artists.
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It's a tricky, chewy dilemma, one that animates the thematic core of Sabrina throughout its flawed, stylish, thrilling first season: Is magic a tool of empowerment for women?
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That's the thinking that now animates the movement on the left to get rid of billionaires altogether, or at least cut them down to size with punitive taxation.
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But while Mr. Trump is delivering on one of his core campaign promises, the protection of intellectual property is not an issue that particularly animates his political base.
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The opening shot bathes Ray in the morning light as it's refracted by the blinds, emphasizing the near-heroic look of determination and purpose that animates his face.
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By challenging the operations of IRGC human rights violations, Trump can advance our interests because he would discredit the ideology that animates the Ayatollahs' conduct in other places.
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The key question of the Democratic race, which animates the divide inside the party, is whether a progressive or a pragmatic path is the best to defeat Trump.
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Abject Lovecraftian emotions are released by contemplating the small, realistic human bones assembled here in a kind of deadly mad ecstasy which secretly and sacredly already animates us.
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"That small, soft, flickering flame brings to life and animates all the art, imagery, textures around you, creating a very intimate and perhaps even sensual environment," Lyons said.
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That would likely play out like the brooms in the Sorcerer's Apprentice, where each piece of the company animates and grows into its own threat to privacy and democracy.
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The calendar icon animates when you're moving backwards and forwards, and swiping to take actions on emails now includes haptic feedback so it feels like you're moving an email.
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LIESMAN: AND WHAT ABOUT CONCERN ABOUT SYSTEMIC RISK WHICH IS I KNOW THE THING THAT ANIMATES THE FEDERAL RESERVE AND ESPECIALLY YOURSELF DOING – REGULATING THESE MONEY CENTER BANKS HERE.
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That irony animates this novel about a town blessed and cursed by its natural resources, about the soar and crash of addiction, about relationships that both sustain and trap.
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"Gezelligheid" — an untranslatable word that means something like "the warm feeling that comes from being secure and in the embrace of friends and family" — is what animates those paintings.
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She's the very embodiment of the pull between freedom and domesticity, independence and roots that animates the work of so many American novelists, from John Updike to Jonathan Franzen.
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To put it another way: It is the wanting—the killing and death wish—that animates would-be jihadists toward the ideology of jihadism, not the other way around.
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In a video posted to Goto's Vimeo, the artist explains how he created the same effect for a previous project, toki, a sculpture that instead animates a walking figure.
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The Neon Museum in Las Vegas, devoted to castoff signage from around the Las Vegas Strip, recently introduced Brilliant, a sound and light show that animates the nonfunctioning signs.
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The question of whether revolution is possible, whether it's effective, and whether its effectiveness even matters, animates The Platform, which doesn't give a satisfactory (or even completely understandable) answer.
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This archetype is exactly what animates Jojo Rabbit — only, instead of focusing on the child as innocent victim, Waititi sets his eyes on the child as collaborator and perpetrator.
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The book is dedicated to the pioneering Nigerian curator Okwui Enwezor, who died before he could complete his contribution, but whose global engagement animates many of its other essays.
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In the Secure Shell Copy Series, Coleman gives digital body scans to real people and then animates the data he collects to mimic the creation of a digital self.
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That being said, the frustration of being utterly powerless to do anything about a malfunctioning phone animates the early scenes before it emerges that the app has real supernatural malevolence.
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This tossed, casual look also works well for Venet's sculpture "Collapse: Five Indeterminate Lines" (2009) that animates a group of circular metal forms that when vertically arrayed can look stodgy.
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But one might also say that that very question — that something, or someplace, isn't in fact what we've been taught to believe — is what animates every trip, and every traveler.
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Even though the protests have dwindled — Saturday's were about half the size of the previous week — the Yellow Vest movement, and the anger that animates it, remain very much alive.
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The idea that animates Yang's candidacy is the creation of a universal basic income (UBI) to serve as a salve for when human beings are automated out of the workforce.
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But with rising homicide numbers in Mexico and the issue of border security being one that animates his base, it also seems unlikely that Trump will back down anytime soon.
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Walking with an open mind through the Catacombs is an immersion into profound equality incapable of maintaining racial or sexual difference, and as such animates the crumbling of human indifference.
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This is the very area where the stream of human life animates a language of awareness and the recurring initiative helps to expand the spaces of dignity for fellow beings.
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As is typical of Caro's work, it makes us experience its hovering extension and the space between its verticals in terms of our own physicality, which animates the literally weighty piece.
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By now, it's well-known that one of hip-hop's greatest contributions to American culture has been the real, raw ways it echoes and animates the hard truths about Black communities.
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Christie DeNizio animates the Goffe Street Armory's historic basketball court, prompting participants to shoot balls into a giant mesh tube that connects the opposing hoops and suspends the objects in midair.
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The effect is a result of Solmi's process, which brings together 3D technology, painting, and drawings that are scanned and loaded into a gaming engine where he then animates the scenes.
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But the force of Aboulela's writing exceeds its representational significance: She animates so many well-rounded characters who not only honor, but also dare to challenge, the cultures they come from.
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Flipping back and forth between Werner and Marie in short two- to three-page long chapters may create a whiplash effect for some readers, but it animates the stories central tangle.
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If the central analogy that animates "Mortal Republic" is correct, the current challenge to America's political system is likely to persist long after its present occupant has left the White House.
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I live on Martha's Vineyard, by the wine-dark sea, where drink animates the bleak winter months — and lays down a base for the heroic imbibing of the summer social season.
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"It didn't survive — and that's O.K." This unfussy attitude animates the Stone House, the home the couple shares about 115 miles east of their shop and apartment in Toronto's Junction neighborhood.
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Yet in her exceptional new novel, Gordon animates the contradictions and subtleties of her outsider Catholicism, setting them within a dramatic panorama that reads — improbably — as swiftly as an airport paperback.
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But "La La Land" is also designed for escape, and its success has brought on critiques of the film's treatment of race, gender, and even jazz, the music that animates Seb.
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The civil rights museum project that he wants in Harlem still animates him, too; why, he asks rhetorically, is the nation's history of the civil rights struggle memorialized mostly in the South?
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But the fact that most still cast a Trump ballot illustrates the degree to which womanhood is not a universal category, and shows that race animates voting patterns even more than gender.
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"I think it's heading into November and I think the president realizes his base, this is something that animates his base and he's going to continue on with it," Lemon told Blitzer.
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But there was no talk about undermining the political ideology that animates not only terrorists but also those who work to spread Islamist tyranny through political and cultural means -- including mass migration.
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Wonder Woman has no use for global history except as grist for American exceptionalism, which animates the storylines of so many heroes in the comic book universe, from Captain America to Superman.
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Internet 22019, or 5G, will lead to a similar explosion in the hardware industry as wireless connectivity, robotics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and artificial and virtual reality animates the world around us.
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But that tone, and the feeling that animates it, comes through more clearly and purely in Nutter's poems than in those of most of his contemporaries, because his ear is more scrupulous.
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Conflict of a more cosmic kind animates "Saint Joan," Shaw's 1923 play about (among other things) a visionary female who finds herself sidelined and even strong-armed by men at every turn.
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I don't like having to look at it, but it's important: It is the true face of the Trump administration's approach to immigration, the physical embodiment of the nativism that animates it.
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The same Lord Souls from Dark Souls appear again, the same undead curse animates our journey, and the same melancholy infects this world that appears to be spiraling toward darkness during every moment.
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Ogun is protector of all of these — transportation machine and tool alike — though he also animates the hands that created them, the bodies that ultimately imbue them with their physical and spiritual value.
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It's her rage at this idea that animates Chris, prompting her into a creative state that's as enmeshed with her attraction to Dick as her resentment is with her desire to impress him.
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While it seems morally valuable to work to increase our empathy — a much praised aspect of (some) art — that which most easily animates our sentiments will almost never be what most merits them.
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What is it that animates those pleasure centers in our brain, that makes us reach for the nearest carton of popcorn and munch away contentedly as we enjoy the stimuli presented to us?
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A barbed joke, easy but amusing, animates the opening scene of "Relevance," JC Lee's undercooked new play about two generations of feminism in conflict, which opened Sunday night at the Lucille Lortel Theater.
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By splicing some of the flutist's conversational asides and spontaneous laughter alongside some more planned-sounding recitations, the composer managed to highlight the songful quality that animates this artist's speech in casual settings.
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Mr. Trump has turned Mexico into an easy mark for the anti-immigrant fervor that animates many of his supporters as he leads them in chants of "Build the wall" at his rallies.
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But there's no mistaking the imperative urgency in the voice of the ominously backlighted figure on the stage of the Almeida Theater, nor the Australian twang that animates his favored four-letter words.
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That same interplay between buffoonery and pathos animates "More Abandon (Or Whatever Happened to Joe Pope?)," an apparent precursor to or outtake from "Then We Came to the End," Ferris's extraordinary first novel.
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"God" is just the name we give "the self-legislated communal norms (the principles to which the congregation holds itself)," and "Christ" the name we give the beloved agent who animates these norms.
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Similarly, the street art of Tom Bob animates pockets of the urban landscape in New York City, New Bedford, Massachusetts, and other locales, making even a city's most innocuous objects seem alive and adorable.
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But she responded by making her most effective counter yet to Sanders' charge that she is out of step with the infectious desire for political change that animates her party, particularly among younger voters.
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It shared some features with iPhone 6S — which was Apple's flagship iPhone model at the time — such as its A9 processor and the Live Photos feature that animates images taken with the phone's camera.
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But the blight at the heart of him is not only there, and the atavism that animates his campaign was here long before he was, latent in our politics and our culture and ourselves.
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Other video technology relies on capturing a video and then isolating motion, but a Plotagraph uses a still photo that the user animates, which differentiates itself from a lot of tools in the market.
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The app, Hidden Histories, operates as a sort of scavenger hunt: walk down the hotel's meandering corridors, point your phone at a piece of art, watch a short film that animates the work's subjects.
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Dozens of spirits fight, fuck, and feel their way across the screen in the Emma Calder and Ged Haney-directed short, which animates a series of photographs gathered in Ballen's upcoming book, Theatre of Apparitions.
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The Brooklyn-based artist takes 50-year-old photographs found in thrift shops in her Portland hometown and animates them into ridiculous GIFs in a series called TGIMGIF (Thank God It's Monday Graphic Interchange Format).
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The app also offers a "drive mode" that reads your texts to you, animates the photos you send in a similar fashion to Live Photos, and makes funny push notification sounds when you send emojis.
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The question of whether the sons are really innocent animates the plot—much as it animated public coverage of the case in real life—but it is eclipsed by the portrait of the Madoffs' marriage.
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Exchange is the dynamic that animates "Art in a Time of Chaos: Masterworks From Six Dynasties China, 3rd-6th Centuries," the inaugural exhibition at China Institute Gallery's new home in Lower Manhattan, on Washington Street.
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In her later years, Angelou made a recording of herself reading the poem — her famous husky drawl measured and stately — but here, Williams animates Angelou's words with a charismatic recitation that is all her own.
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The promise of jobs and the myth of the white working class as the only people struggling in this country, which animates so much of our present political moment, are right there, in this sitcom.
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Studded with tiny flecks of dried fermented plum, it is wonderful to eat, although you could see trompe l'oeil plating as a small betrayal of the all-natural ethos that animates most of Noma's cooking.
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In Pursuit Of will provide paid services to Freedom Partners and other groups in the network, as well as to other clients that adhere to the small government brand of conservativism that animates the Kochs.
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And yet in the United States, the promise of a better future that animates the American dream — not only for poor migrants but also for American working-class families — has been in retreat for decades.
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This is the challenge that animates "Freetown Sound," a wondrous tapestry of eighties dance music and R. & B., embroidered with fragmentary questions about family and migration, Christianity, and the expectations that come with black masculinity.
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So rather than making a case against young children being separated from their parents, the Democrats have moved the debate to the existence of a border patrol agency, basically because that animates their most liberal voters.
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He will try to forge a deal to end a tariff duel with China when he meets President Xi Jinping in Japan -- in the knowledge that fair trade is also an issue that animates Democratic voters.
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Related: A Massive GIF-ITI Mural Animates a Portland School Meet the Faces Behind Street Art's Tropical Getaway Interdimensional Portals and Miniature Murals Invade Honolulu Meet the Street Artists Reclaiming San Pedro Sula from Gang Culture
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It is Linn's sensitivity to otherness — to the fact that we can never really name what we see, contrary to what Bible says about Adam naming the animals, and therefore possessing them — that animates her work.
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Much of what animates this book is the tension between these two important aspects of her life, and it may explain the divided nature of the solutions she proposes to suit the vagaries of modern war.
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Rather than being an indication we aren't really religious, we believe our willingness to work with and care for anyone is one of the truest ways to live out the religious faith that animates our ministry.
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" It was a necessary step, she added, to begin "ending a Belgo-African history which is trashed by colonial ideology, and which unfortunately still animates many backward opinions in this era of multiculturalism and multiple identities.
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Hopefully this year, more people will have the opportunity to see the pro-life movement firsthand and better understand the heart of what animates their fellow Americans to speak on behalf of those not yet born.
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What animates both Normal People and Conversations With Friends is an intellectual rigor that distrusts pleasure on principle — whether it's coming from reading a novel or romantic intimacy — but then allows that pleasure to triumph regardless.
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The debate over whether Clinton or Stein is the better fallback will be increasingly heated in pro-Sanders circles, and will begin to undermine the sense of fun and togetherness that animates participation in insurgent politics.
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Hamish Hamilton; £228 The "Iliad" reimagined from the perspective of Briseis, the captured slave-girl who is the cause of the quarrel between Achilles and Agamemnon that animates Homer's epic—and in the original is almost silent.
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His quivering presence animates the performance throughout, which includes tongue-in-cheek elements, as when he turns on a fan in plain sight and allows it to inflate his superhero cape while flying, feet on the ground.
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But this dynamic animates even the stiller works, as in the droopy individual reeds of grass in "Grass and Ferns" (2019), which seem to erupt from the canvas's center like the comet tails of an exploded firework.
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"Pulse Tank" (2008) converts audience heart rates into waves in a water tank, which then set off a light show, and "Pulse Room" (2006) animates about 300 light bulbs with the same information, collected via a sensor.
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Charming, to the last — but also an example of the style of politics, call it "boys will be boys conservatism," that clearly animates people in the Trump administration and will make them loath to cede an inch.
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In this case, the work suggests that the spirit that enlivens this unique order of guardians also animates that faithful African-American soldier who still remains at his post watching for the battle he knows is coming.
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Richtel's deep affection for his irrepressible friend animates much of his book, and his stories of three other individuals whose illness or wellness can be ascribed to their unique immunologic makeup are interesting enough, if less affecting.
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Without grasping the peculiar ethos that animates this emphasis, the decision by pro-lifers to succumb to the temptation of Donald Trump for the sake of a Supreme Court justice will remain an unintelligible mystery and degradation.
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Revolting RhymesDirector: Jan Lachauer and Jakob SchuhThe Gist: Fans of Roald Dahl's very twisted mind will be pleased to know that he wrote the entirety of this short movie, which animates his rhymes and reinterpretations of fairy tales.
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Projected directly behind a stunning gilt copper sculpture of Maitreya from the late 18th or early 19th century, the animation serves as a backdrop, which, in turn, animates the standing protagonist, emanating from it like an auratic field.
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The Obama administration's interventionism went beyond the Middle East with Clinton ally and uber hawk Victoria Nuland helping to instigate a 2014 coup in Ukraine, assuming a warlike posture toward Russia that animates the Democratic Party still today.
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Related: Light Sculpture Animates Frank Stella's Concentric Squares 'Psychedelic Space' Turns the Chemistry of Mind-Altering Drugs Into Art Art, Psychedelia, and Rock & Roll Roam Free in a New Installation High Art: Mescaline-Inspired Paintings Are a Trip
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Albert's archive of old notebooks, super 8 footage, photographs, doodles (which Feuerzeig animates in Author) and audio recordings could be "the largest known collection of self-documentation, if anyone is keeping score, in documentary film," in Feuerzeig's opinion.
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Life is Strange puts them back together again after Max uses her time power to prevent Chloe from being shot, and their relationship after that moment animates the game's plot using the joy and tension of their reuniting.
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That question animates "The I in Internet," which examines the way the internet teaches us to treat forming and expressing an opinion as a meaningful action while simultaneously stealing the time we might use to actually enact change.
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His remark was a nod to another issue that animates parts of the progressive base, and several Democratic presidential candidates — most prominently, Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts — have been vocal advocates of more aggressively regulating major technology companies.
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In Decoding The Mind, a short animated video from Future of StoryTelling, illustrator Matt Smithson animates a presentation wherein Chun describes how researchers are beginning to introduce tools and technologies to help visualize the insides of people's minds.
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Tsuji uses a dry-erase method, meaning he animates his shots and scenes by reusing the same canvas — drawing a frame, photographing it in 16mm, then erasing the frame and drawing the next sequence on the same material.
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That's the kind of detail that animates A Quiet Place, in which all sorts of daily tasks are complicated by the imperative to stay absolutely silent: cooking, doing laundry, learning history and math, walking around a creaky old farmhouse.
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Trump, by proclaiming his anger while also embracing Haley, appeared to bridge the gap — between the rage that animates his candidacy and the more positive approach that Republicans know they must use to attract a wider swath of votes.
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First, a quick refresher: If you've ever visited a science center, you've probably experienced a zoetrope—it's one of the antique spinning contraptions that animates a series of still doodles on the inside as you peer through the side.
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Mr Moon said he had tried to help Mr Abe at last month's summit between the two Koreas by raising an issue that animates him: the fate of Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea in the 1970s and 1980s.
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PetaPixel says that Platograph Pro works by letting you add vector lines to any picture, which then animates that section of the photo and make it appear as if it were moving, like in a GIF or a cinemagraph.
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As she's done in New York and Los Angeles previously (and will do in Paris when she performs there next), she animates her Nü Pop aesthetic with the principles that back it up: collaboration, distortion and outrageously good fun.
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It's belief—in the possibility of a future that is better than the present, and also in the belief that it is worth waiting for and working for, together, for as long as it takes—that animates The Process.
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But I do wish these first two hours hadn't felt like two reiterations of the same basic idea, one that animates so many last stands in fantasy literature: Here we all are, yet again, at the end of things.
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The fear that animates #NeverTrump conservatives, like the fear driving some liberal voters to vote for non-Trump Republicans in open primaries, is that as the Republican nominee, Donald Trump could become president of the United States almost by accident.
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But it seems certain he will not take the route since to do so would involve not only admitting the bitter taste of a high stakes legal defeat but repudiating the combative win-at-all-costs attitude that animates his character.
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It would have been enough for the game to offer players the opportunity to gleefully take all that frustration out on Nazi-shaped pixels—that it offered insightful glimpses into what animates and normalizes Nazism made it all the better.
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My thought bubble: This same tug-of-war animates the political debate over health care — people are receptive to the idea that our system is bad, but there's still a risk in changing what they think works well for them.
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The movie this is most related to of my work is Girlfight, and perhaps, one of the things that animates me is the desire to work out some of the conflicts I have about violent women, or women capable of violence.
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The ordinary, indomitable women whose quiet heroism animates her most powerful novels—whether set in the revolutionary 1790s, the first world war or the siege of Leningrad—must learn to take chaos and tyranny, war and famine, in their measured stride.
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Related: The Secret to Creating Star Wars' Snoke and Maz Kanata Russian Sci-Fi Short Film Is '2001' Meets 'District 9' CGI Short Animates Ai Weiwei and Kusama Masterpieces The VFX of 'Game of Thrones' Season 5's Wildest Battle
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The artist animates other female archetypes that dance across the screen: a Renaissance drawing of Eve from an art history book, a picture of a Cinderella character, an African woman clipped from The Golden Book Picture Atlas of the World.
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The inner conflict laid bare in "Saint Jerome Praying in the Wilderness" can be seen as the engine that animates Leonardo's painting practice, which over the course of his career swung like a pendulum between porcelain clarity and atmospheric mystery.
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Though he speaks of the epic interdisciplinary exhibition he is currently presenting in Los Angeles in lofty mythological terms relating to a singular heroic journey, it is the sweep of humanity's collective historical experience that truly animates The 14th Factory.
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On the next episode of VICELAND's PARTY LEGENDS—our show that collects celebrities' wildest party memories and animates them with the help of emerging artists—comedian Duncan Trussell tells us about coping with his mom's death in the weirdest way possible.
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It's synonymous with a certain code of propriety, an idea of how to behave, and that code animates both the comedy and tragedy of Fargo (which is, of course, based on a film made by the Coen brothers, both of Minnesota).
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This awareness of an amused Macdonald lurking behind the deadpan Norm is what animates his forays into meta-comedy — not the smug refusals of anti-comedy, but genuinely funny subversions that exploit what audiences have come to expect from the form.
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The song's success highlights the truism that the soul that moves so many of us, that we groove to, that animates our lives, that in some ways binds us as a global community — pop music — is the opposite of nativist.
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David Rothschild, an economist at the Microsoft Research Lab who studies forecasting and public sentiment, said that elections like those in Georgia give experts actual voting data, a contrast to the stream of polling and punditry that usually animates political conversation.
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Depending on your religious viewpoint, Linus is either expressing the hope that animates the Christian Advent season or simply explaining the roots of the holiday, so Charlie Brown can remember that this enormous, commercialized event began as a tiny religious celebration.
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That it starts the year Argento's film was released feels right: The spirit that animates that one feels reborn in this one which, in a sense, is its point — a spirit of rebellion and subversion against authoritarian powers, particularly patriarchal ones.
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What animates the Brontë sisters' work is a specifically feminine anger in response to their patriarchal society, a feeling of being hunted and trapped and confined and degraded that is peculiar to women of great intelligence and few opportunities and resources.
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Tris's hatred for weakness is what animates her through the first book, convincing her that it is a good idea to demonstrate her own strength by repeatedly jumping onto and off of high-speed trains and trying to take down the corrupt government.
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While most ASMR personalities on Youtube pair their audio with either a video or occasionally a still image, Hylian ASMR's audio is backed by clips she animates herself using fan-made models of characters predominantly from her favorite series, The Legend of Zelda.
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Says the Nation's Willy Blackmore of the boycott's antebellum lineage, where abolitionists bought wool over cotton and maple sugar over cane: The same thinking—that it's better to buy products that we believe are made without exceptional suffering—animates some contemporary conscious consumerism.
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The idea that animates her thinking is of a precarious middle class, preyed on by big business and betrayed by politicians feasting on the corporate dollar in Washington, DC. Some Republican and Wall Street critics claim that Ms Warren is a socialist.
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It takes about 30 seconds for the site to work you into each of the scenes, which isn't that long considering that it turns a flat image into a 3D model, applies somewhat realistic lighting to your face, and animates it, to boot.
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The spurious logic of these lawsuits is the same one that animates thousands of trolls on Twitter: if we're to have an equal society, the women of the world can't have anything resembling a public celebration for this cultural milestone of a movie.
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Wildly ambitious projects, openness to working with all parties (including Linux!), and dudes hugging each other and saying "I love you" on stage — Microsoft seems infused with the same passion and energy that animates moonshot startups that eventually become multibillion-dollar businesses.
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When DeWitt's passionate struggle for aesthetic expression—a struggle that powerfully animates "The Last Samurai"—is reified in these tales as scenes of repetitively rigged business with imbecile agents and mindless art dealers, the comedy suffers, hardens a bit, and narrows its scope.
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His models and prints here evoke hysterical episodes from the late 1980s and '90s when parents across California accused schools of satanic child abuse; a similar gaze on American unreason animates the art of John Miller, Cady Noland, Jim Shaw and Lutz Bacher.
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His models and prints here evoke hysterical episodes from the late 570600s and '90s when parents across California accused schools of satanic child abuse; a similar gaze on American unreason animates the art of John Miller, Cady Noland, Jim Shaw and Lutz Bacher.
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His models and prints here evoke hysterical episodes from the late 1980s and '133s when parents across California accused schools of satanic child abuse; a similar gaze on American unreason animates the art of John Miller, Cady Noland, Jim Shaw and Lutz Bacher.
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His models and prints here evoke hysterical episodes from the late 211675s and '90s when parents across California accused schools of satanic child abuse; a similar gaze on American unreason animates the art of John Miller, Cady Noland, Jim Shaw and Lutz Bacher.
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On Thursday's episode of VICELAND'S PARTY LEGENDS—our show that collects celebrities' wildest party memories and animates them with the help of emerging artists—80s rap legend Markie Dee (of the Fat Boys) relives the night he, Bobby Brown, and Al B. Sure!
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For example, dianetics, a self-help practice developed by Hubbard in which a participant revisits past memories with a supposedly impartial "auditor," is rarely mentioned explicitly, nor are thetans — the Scientologist understanding of what animates the human body, not unlike a soul.
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Framed from the start as a book about the struggle to create a book, "Dragon Hoops" animates the inner conflict between Gene Yang, computer science teacher; Gene Yang, family man (his wife and four children appear throughout); and Gene Luen Yang, graphic novelist.
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Framed from the start as a book about the struggle to create a book, "Dragon Hoops" animates the inner conflict between Gene Yang, computer science teacher; Gene Yang, family man (his wife and four children appear throughout); and Gene Luen Yang, graphic novelist.
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On Thursday's episode of VICELAND's PARTY LEGENDS—our show that collects celebrities' wildest party memories and animates them with the help of emerging artists—actress Natasha Lyonne relives a lost weekend she spent in two cities she can't stand: Las Vegas and Miami.
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In nimble prose, Cruz animates the simultaneous reluctance and vivacity that define her main character as she attempts to balance filial duty with personal fulfillment, and contends with leaving one home to build another that is both for herself and for her family.
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The inventiveness of their language and the liberties they would take — which I'm not able to do professionally in the same way — but just the fun and the liveliness they narrated their daily lives with, I hope animates my writing a little bit.
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Using innovative Mind Transference technology, med startup HEAVENCANWAIT has developed a program that provides a selection of deceased donor bodies of different ages and genders to its clients — and upon transfer, the body animates with the mind and consciousness of its new brain.
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His models and prints here evoke hysterical episodes from the late 94005s and '217710s when parents across California accused schools of satanic child abuse; a similar gaze on American unreason animates the art of John Miller, Cady Noland, Jim Shaw and Lutz Bacher.
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His models and prints here evoke hysterical episodes from the late 2685s and '20008s when parents across California accused schools of satanic child abuse; a similar gaze on American unreason animates the art of John Miller, Cady Noland, Jim Shaw and Lutz Bacher.
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Throughout the Cold War, non-winners of the Nobel Peace Prize such as Harry Truman, Dean Acheson, Winston Churchill, Richard Nixon, Margaret Thatcher, Helmut Schmidt, Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush prevented another world war by ignoring the antinuclear idealism that animates ICAN.
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Although these two artists explore common materials, including garbage, it is the strength of their artistic visions — on Cope's part, to bring order and meaning to the chaos of objects left behind; on Cholnoky's, to create chaos out of commonplace items — that animates their works.
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While The Sims might encourage you to think about all of the options that you have inside of the content that I already own, it is the specter of these content packs that animates a lot of how I have been playing The Sims 4.
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Still, her booming voice animates the album — stretching every which way, soaring up and down the scale, expanding notes into groans, strategically cracking at key emotional moments — and she particularly enjoys the slow jams, which are immersed in genre conventions and play as homages.
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Finally, the app features a strobe light that "animates the zoetropic turntable slipmat included in the [Painting With] deluxe edition LP." If that sentence left you befuddled but you want to know what the animation looks like, you can check out a preview here.
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So much of what we mean lies not just in what we say, or in the exact words we choose, but also in the light that animates our eyes (or doesn't) when we deliver them and the sharpness (or softness) of the tone we use.
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Still, a century later, the shared creativity that was at Omega's core animates Fort Makers, a decade-old Brooklyn design collective founded by the creative director Nana Spears, 42, the woodworker Noah James Spencer, 40, and the 36-year-old painter Naomi S. Clark.
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This is the platform idea that animates Kelly's company: By figuring out a standardized way to combine genetic parts, the same process can be applied across a number of industries to produce goods at fractions of their current costs or to create entirely new products.
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We are, one and all, inspired and uplifted by each other, possessed of a rare power that sometimes animates us to reach up and take hold of the impossible, and bring it closer, make it real, hold it dear, and perform great acts of courage.
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" In her review, Ann Neumann says that the author's "fine skill at showing the means and aftermath of death" most animates the book: "Toolis's writing is so visceral and profound when he is near dying bodies that the lessons of such experiences become evident.
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" But through that focus on overcoming ideological divides, she argued, such advocates often avoid naming the inequality that animates and is perpetuated by the justice system, addressing "neither the racialized violence of policing nor the structural racism, poverty, and economic violence that produce mass incarceration.
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Playing Michael, a verbally uninhibited Londoner in mourning for a father whom he loved, but whose pro-Brexit politics he found abhorrent, Spall animates a racially fractious landscape with a near-maniacal vigor that I've not seen before from this gentlest-seeming of actors.
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The anxiety of parents like me — educated professionals without many assets to show for it — animates Alissa Quart's new book, "Squeezed," a dispiriting survey of the economic stress felt by families who belong to the "Middle Precariat," as Quart calls the new middle class.
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By attending closely to King's political speeches and the concrete historical practices in which he participates, I show that the faith which animates his political activism is better understood in terms of secular faith than in terms of the religious faith he officially espouses.
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But Democrats are cheered by a series of polls and focus groups showing health care animates swing voters to their side more than other issues, including White House initiatives such as building a costly Southern border wall and the travel ban initiated against six Muslim majority countries.
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Or, put another way, after watching my screener, I immediately put on the Republican National Convention, and Mr. Robot feels like the one show on TV that's tapped even remotely into the sort of scared paranoia that animates so much of our political world right now.
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On Thursday's episode of VICELAND's PARTY LEGENDS—our show that collects celebrities' wildest party memories and animates them with the help of emerging artists—comedian Andy Dick relives the night he got hammered on Christmas Eve and turned the holiday into a complete nightmare for his family.
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On the next episode of VICELAND's PARTY LEGENDS—our show that collects celebrities' wildest party memories and animates them with the help of emerging artists—Die Antwoord's Ninja tells us about the time he and Kanye West took on Drake in a friendly game of basketball.
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But it's also a result of a principled objection to the kind of political imagination that animates authoritarian populists like Donald Trump: To their mind, there's only one right vision of what America is, and anyone who disagrees with it is an enemy of the people.
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Though Bee didn't pull any punches (calling Nixon's secretary of state, Henry Kissinger, a war criminal immediately before cutting to footage of Kissinger laughing jocularly felt especially pointed), the segments didn't quite land — they lacked the immediacy and fury that animates Bee's best bits, dulling their edge.
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"The same strategic logic that animates Iran's missile program is evident in its drone program: it enables Iran to operate from range, keep its territory safe and strike at far away targets," said Behnam Ben Taleblu, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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Where the FBI agents' pining nostalgia for the child they said goodbye to for his own well-being felt well-meaning but clunky in season 10, The X-Files now animates this story with the sense that only William knows enough to stop whatever horrors lie ahead.
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It holds beauty in and beyond the mere functionality of form necessitated for the survival of species this beauty is all around us, an element of a system that supports all life, a driving force that animates and makes it possible for us to be, explore, and find happiness.
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Several of these songs directly confront mortality, several more can be interpreted that way if you think about it, and on the whole Bowie inhabits the character of a dying rocker making his last album with the wild imaginative energy that animates so much of his best work.
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The bottom line: This poll seems to validate the conventional wisdom: After several years in which health care — namely, opposition to the Affordable Care Act — was motivating Republican turnout, health care is now back to its historical status as an issue that animates the left more than the right.
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Christian Zionism—the belief that a Jewish Israel is a prophetic precursor to the return of Christ in the End of Days—is ever more stridently part of U.S. policy toward the Middle East and certainly animates the diplomatic labors of Mike Pompeo, our zealous secretary of state.
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The creative tension between the monumental and the ephemeral animates the ongoing series The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist where Rakowitz recreates lost treasures of Iraq's ancient heritage looted during the US invasion of Iraq or destroyed by ISIS using date syrup cans, newspapers, or packaging from food labels.
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It's a fever dream, and one that animates the imagination of his followers, who enthusiastically agree when he says that they need to unleash "a night of a thousand Tates" on the world — in other words, commit lots of high-profile murders to cause fear and draw attention to their cause.
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To think that you can escape the storytelling impulse that animates myths, to think you can do politics without relying on these same impulses is a deadly myth of its own, because it means you condemn all these other practitioners — except yourself, of course, because you're the rationalist who stands above it all.
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That idea animates the almost-one-woman-show "What the Constitution Means to Me," in which Heidi Schreck, a former teenage competitive debater turned writer and actress, tells the story of how several generations of women in her family dealt with male violence and control, with each one becoming increasingly awake to her own power.
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It seems unthinkable that anything can be uplifting in such a place, but the collective spirit and sense of brotherhood among the Angola Three sustains and animates their long, grueling fight for freedom, even through the agony of Woodfox having his conviction finally overturned only for the state to retry and re-convict him.
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A gift for documenting infinitesimal gradations of fear, anger or sheer sensory joy animates Gaffney's scenes of the interactions of the residents and the horses, as well as some of the episodes in her own life she relates, like the workshop she attended 15 years earlier, taught by a world-famous trainer, at which she was the only woman.
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A trio of short works between 1975 and 1980 animates footage that appears to be taken from the artist's own life; she seamlessly moves from "camera angles" (such as when she looks down a pair of legs in the bathtub in Tub Film, or makes silhouettes of passengers on a bus in Going Home Sketchbook) to a simple line on a page.
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Well, my view is that it's pretty complicated, and I would say the most frustrating part about this conversation about what animates Trump supporters is the feeling that people are being treated as two dimensional: It's either these people are driven exclusively by cultural or racial resentment or they have this economic anxiety and that's really driving them to Trump.
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While the question of who is "deserving" animates most discussions about the distribution of government benefits, companies almost always get a pass – despite holding the lion's share of national wealth, boasting an outsized voice in national policy and enjoying many of the rights and privileges enjoyed by their human counterparts, including, as the Supreme Court made abundantly clear in Citizens United, free speech.
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Tied to the release of Mr. Andersen's latest film essay, "The Thoughts That Once We Had," Anthology Film Archives is presenting a retrospective of his earlier work, including "Red Hollywood" (made in collaboration with the theorist Noël Burch), which revisits the films of blacklisted directors, and the remarkable "Eadweard Muybridge, Zoopraxographer," which animates and dissects motion studies by Muybridge, a groundbreaking pre-cinematic photographer.
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Much of the couple's furniture was also purchased from or created by people they know: A five-foot-long turquoise chaise longue in the shape of a foot, a 1969 work by the late French Pop artist Nicola L — whose son and grandson are friends of the couple, and about whom Sosa is publishing a book with Apartamento — dominates the front room, and a molten-looking amber-and-chartreuse resin Open Sky Crosby chair (1995-99) by the Italian architect Gaetano Pesce (which formerly belonged to another friend, the New York interior designer Jim Walrod) animates the dining space.
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Though it's easy to notice the mechanics of a Carrère book — his characteristic inclusion of himself in the proceedings, his habitual inclusion of the process by which the book in question is being formed — what is genuinely original in Carrère's work is the sensibility that animates those varied approaches, infused as it is with Carrère's at-times-skeptical, at-times-maniacal way of thinking, his well-stocked intelligence, his spare, unfussily lyrical prose, his shameproof feed of uncensored interiority, his tireless storytelling energy and his unstinting attempts and, importantly, failures at maintaining sympathy for his subjects.
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