With Keane animating Ariel, 'The Lion King' codirector was going to take over animating Ursula.
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"It lets me live inside the characters, so I'm not animating from the outside, I'm animating it from the inside," he explains.
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You have to start animating again and recreate this project.
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HTML5 expanded the scope, going beyond just animating web pages.
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This isn't Ghibli's first project animating a Western children's novel.
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The pioneering artist Sonya Rapoport serves as an animating spirit.
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They don't trust the images and interviews animating this thing.
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As you'd expect, Disney paved the way for animating dogs.
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Of course, racism is an animating force of its own.
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An oblique thrill was animating his movements, a buoyant flush.
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Twice before, this animating idea has been under deadly assault.
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It became the animating philosophy in the Charlottesville, Va., attack.
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Missing are any of the bolder policy proposals animating the left.
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I think it&aposs mainly become about animating the progressive base.
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He devoted one series, called Feelers, to re-animating animal appendages.
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There was a younger fellow who was animating a student project.
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An animating force for the president and his supporters remains immigration.
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Naloxone is re-animating hundreds of people in Britain each year.
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Images of troops, surecut determination creasing their brows, animating their locksteps.
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Whether it is animating a cardboard box to shatter like plaster, or animating the taxidermied specimens of nature a museum is meant to exhort, Shibata's work seems to open the world to new and dynamic possibilities.
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You can see these concerns animating my piece about Sanders and management.
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Immigration, in short, was perhaps the biggest animating force of his candidacy.
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But it isn't the issue that is animating them to vote Republican.
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Elitism wasn't an unfortunate corollary to this project but its animating ethic.
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MPC Film developed new software for animating an animal&aposs muscle structure.
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In a film, creating Gary would entail animating a gull conning another character.
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We know the process of animating is so awful and so time consuming.
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The party's animating philosophy is that government should be smaller and do less.
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Even with a T rating, animating limb-loss may not be worth it.
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Users undressing and animating video game characters in sexual acts is nothing new.
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Immigration has emerged as one of the top animating issues for both parties.
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The animating force of his political success, however, has always been cultural grievance.
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Ms. Hall, who appears in almost every scene, is the movie's animating force.
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Mr. Provensen was animating Navy training films at the Walt Disney Studios nearby.
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The soul and animating wit that extended from Coco to Karl are missing.
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THE SILK ROAD By Kathryn Davis If writers can be said to have an animating concern that threads through their work — memory for Proust, love for Austen — then Kathryn Davis's is none other than the animating force itself, the soul.
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Syfy is also animating some of the anecdotes that come up during the episode.
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The animating belief of Bernie Sanders' campaign is that Barack Obama was a sellout.
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Since he left Washington, anti-tech fever has become an animating force in politics.
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But more critically, its animating cause wasn't acute or ephemeral like an unjust war.
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I still don't understand how they do what they do in those animating rooms.
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These elements I brought into Adobe After Effects for animating it to the music.
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But it's a clue there's a complex system, a complex brain, animating their communications.
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But it's not too soon to consider the tendencies animating Trump's approach to date.
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It's no secret, the animating forces behind the Democratic Party are true, radical leftists.
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One of the animating myths of American capitalism is that of the savvy consumer.
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These communications are more effective in animating action-minded audiences than stale static videos.
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Outsourcing and guns: These are the twin issues animating Trump voters in rural Kentucky.
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Animating it all is a pervasive anger at the results of the 2016 election.
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It was a small step from there to animating Cushing entirely for Rogue One.
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The larger question animating all of these books turns on the definition of home.
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And yet, despite the cris de coeur animating the paintings, they never felt didactic.
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But that kind of fetishizing doesn't appear to be what's animating Ms. Sciorra's performance.
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But trans rights weren't a key animating issue for Trump on the campaign trail.
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The building articulates the central animating idea that held this bursting, turbulent country together.
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The animating issue in Oregon is slightly different than in Nevada, but not categorically so.
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" "Oh, by the time you air it, I'd have finished animating the whole thing myself.
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We're in control as we're animating their story, so we can morph and shape reality.
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"My sense is that the animating principle behind regulation should be very simple," Khanna said.
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Without such an animating mission, some question the sacrifices of sovereignty that EU membership demands.
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Instead, Lunar was created by animating thousands of still photos taken from NASA's Apollo archives.
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That's a lot of time spent animating the most basic of motions lasting just seconds.
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It's also about exposing the truly cynical business model animating all of this noise, right?
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This is the force animating Sauron, the sorcerer-warlord and great enemy of Middle-earth.
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Sure, Andrew thought, a type of performance, but who could argue with the animating effect?
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Our animating insight was that these two clusters of values entail different conceptions of victims.
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He and I discussed the possibility of animating the cover before we even assigned it.
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He feels less than real, a puppet whose animating arm keeps sneaking into the frame.
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This formative storytelling ideal of "cohesion and purpose" became an animating force of his work.
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BARI: And yet I think the animating impulse of our era, certainly politically, is destruction.
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The animating idea behind these bills is that computer coding has become a valuable skill.
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At 81, Mr. Schwab remains the animating force behind W.E.F., as it is colloquially known.
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But a battle over tax policy is not what is really animating the Democratic base.
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Chuck gradually became the show's central character, and his chilly cynicism became its animating perspective.
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I could get instant feedback of the forms through changing the parameters as it was animating.
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There is no great vision animating the world-gone-to-hell that you find in Prey.
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The first is the emergence of white nationalism as the primary animating force of movement conservatism.
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At first, Johnson stuck to the medical illustrator canon, animating cells in a classic, cartoonish style.
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What if we focused on the voters whose voices have been animating progressive politics for decades?
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Today's Doodle honors his 106th birthday by animating McLuhan's division of history into colorful little GIFs.
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What was it like animating Spider-Man's action in a way that felt real and grounded?
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Do you think Trump gives a damn about any of the principles animating the alt-right?
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We started animating it, we hooked it up to a computer and started loading up sound.
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Related: Somehoodlum on Animating Lil Uzi Vert's Cartoon Music Video Need 3 Minutes of Insanity Today?
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In fact, the point of the bookstore can be boiled down to one animating idea: discoverability.
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It became something of a wedge issue in the election, animating much of the political debate.
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Plus, the same anti-Trump sentiment animating Democrats across the country can be found here too.
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At that point, the Henson folks had been thinking about animating the show—making a cartoon.
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Prosecutorial independence has been a reality of American prosecution and an animating theme since the founding.
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Beyond Europe, Luther's legacy shaped American ideals about liberty of conscience while animating a reformist impulse.
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The method included distracting, exhausting and confusing opponents in order to ultimately control their animating narrative.
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There wasn't a really clear, animating idea, and that now when one looks at the Democratic Party, it's still not clear what is the animating idea behind it, and loathing of Donald Trump seems to be the one thing that sort of grips everybody within the party.
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The sentiments animating these individuals have had influence in the party, and in recent years growing influence.
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Matt performed the voices for the characters, and the remaining responsibilities—writing, animating, programming—were split equally.
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Numbers all over the screens, swarms of enemies animating in unision…whirling fans and magic and nonsense.
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It does an especially good job at animating the beast's legs, producing some delightful and silly effects.
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To some close to Yang, it was an animating force quite intentionally spelled out in black ink.
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Trump's opposition to free trade deals -- particularly NAFTA and the TPP -- are animating causes of his candidacy.
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It's like the difference between animating a bouncing ball and simulating realistic gravity and elastic material physics.
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IMMIGRATION is an animating topic for President Donald Trump, and a vocabulary-expanding one for most Americans.
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They storyboarded it out, but stalled at animating the sperm's long tail, with which it propels itself.
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The self-contained sculptures begin animating shortly after beginning to spin, when exposed to a strobe light.
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Switched on, Bina48 whirred to life, 32 motors animating its facial expressions behind a layer of frubber.
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These are perhaps the secondary animating questions behind S-Town, just after the actual mysteries under investigation.
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Gemin got his start animating in 2009 with a program called Flipnote Studio for the Nintendo DSi.
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It is this constantly evolving give-and-take between animating principles that makes a store a destination.
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That animating spirit, Mr. Englander said, comes from the people inside the building rather than its surroundings.
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The painterliness of this new Murder on the Orient Express connects to a principle animating its plot.
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Animating an artist's work to mirror her (or his) life is by no means uncommon in theater.
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Animating this one of a velocipede, with so many moving parts, was a real labor of love.
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It is now the key animating ethos in the decision-making process of America's ruling political party.
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But, a quarter of a century on, the question animating his work has come into sharper focus.
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The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation donated $400,000 toward the Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver's "Animating Museums" program.
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If there's something I could point to as the animating spirit of the Progressive Liberal, it's that.
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That's the animating force of much of Fox News's programming, like Tucker Carlson's prime-time culture war.
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In many ways, though, the show reflected the tensions and changes animating the television industry in 2018.
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Since the 1970s, originalism has been both an animating principle and a marketing success for conservative jurisprudence.
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The World Economic Forum was founded by Klaus Schwab, who remains the animating force behind the event.
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She is excellent at animating the buzzing, frenetic riffs and fleeting ostinatos that ripple through the score.
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But it's fair to say that FYAD, whatever it was, was the animating spirit of Something Awful.
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That type of thing - as well as his conviction it includes Planned Parenthood funding - are animating him.
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For the uninitiated, Karacas is known animating spectacular deaths, whether in his ten-deaths-a-minute show Superjail!
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More than that, it depends on setting a simple vision and animating it with symbols and with stories.
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But to Republicans, government dysfunction merely illustrates the party's animating philosophy: that government is bad and doesn't work.
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Indonesian-born Pinot Ichwandardi is animating Glover's hypnotic gyrations on computer that would barely qualify as a millennial.
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The animating theory is that US military might is, by in large, the key force behind US stability.
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Voters frequently get worked up about deficits, for instance, but generally as a proxy for other animating discontents.
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You draw it differently if you know what's going on in the character you're animating in their mind.
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The relationship between these two identities—near-sociopathic self-belief and total ordinariness—is Mindhunter's key animating tension.
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On the other side are Democratic contenders now animating behind, among other issues, the aspirational Green New Deal.
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In important ways, the Sanders-Clinton dichotomy served to simply exclude the entire animating worldview behind Netroots Nation.
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Even on deathbeds or in mind-melting states of hallucination, everybody in "Angels" pulses with that animating spirit.
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They bring the location to life and so it was logical to take inspiration from their animating presence.
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The words a country uses in its official statements and founding documents speak volumes about its animating ethos.
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You can see that animating fear of failure, fully divorced from any arguments on substance, reflected in Sen.
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But animating them is a force that often eludes the caricaturist's pen: quiet, patient, determined and "decent" greed.
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The movement was in keeping with the style of the Looney Tunes characters Jones was known for animating.
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Their stand-up sets will be enhanced by the artists sketching and animating on a screen behind them.
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Continued economic impact The animating fear for Trump will likely be the continued economic fallout from the coronavirus.
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If those factors were animating Bolton's thinking, he'd likely stay quiet until at least after the 2020 election.
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The animating force of this election season has been the utter repulsion most people feel towards the establishment.
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When Cohen explained that it would be too complicated and expensive to produce, they suggested simply not animating it.
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There are few people more perfect for the job of animating Samiyam's Earl Sweatshirt-featuring "Mirror" than Ruff Mercy.
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Once the setup is completed, users can create their own scenes in openFrameworks, illustrating and animating their custom book.
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He's focused on protecting preexisting conditions, the economy, and Social Security — not the newer policy ideas animating the left.
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You have to figure out how to do that, whether it's with graphics or showing post or animating type.
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But their animating philosophy is really utilitarianism: the idea that doing good means maximising the overall level of happiness.
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We saw a future where we would use that facial performance capture to drive performance rather than animating it.
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And they have this other way of animating Simpsons that they can do, just to put something out there.
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And then when you run the simulation, you have it just animating those pieces opening up and flying around.
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Joksch says he tried to avoid the 'Duik' rigging tool set he normally uses when animating two-dimensional characters.
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And skepticism of corporate power — especially in tech — is an animating force on both sides of the ideological divide.
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There is, in sum, less animating desire in the country at the moment, and therefore less energy and daring.
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It is an age-old story, the animating force of every bildungsroman and fantasy novel: how one becomes oneself.
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That includes a blessed gift for finding emotional substance, and animating variety, in what is otherwise a frozen diptych.
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The animating spirit of the house had not been adapted to the contemporary era, even if the designs were.
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They stir the pot, often animating both sides and creating public doubt in institutions like the police or media.
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"There is an animating vision, which is to be the fairest big city in America," Mr. de Blasio said.
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Public criticism of the police and the officers' use of force have been animating issues of the protest movement.
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A central animating theme of the American dream is that anyone with an idea can launch their own business.
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"Our reading supports the TCPA's animating purpose - protecting privacy by restricting unsolicited, automated telephone calls," the appeals court said.
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So maybe I'll take a break from animating for a day to work on VFX / post for a day.
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The question animating Richard Nixon's impeachment was, famously: What did the president know, and when did he know it?
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Though he's the plot's animating force, he is an uninteresting character, a mystery you don't really care to solve.
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Nature is the animating force in Wen's paintings, the human figures remain passive, listening to the world around them.
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But their relationship has gotten more and more toxic as they've refused to speak about the weird passions animating them.
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The animating spirit of Judge Faqih, and of this engaging film, is the possibility of reforming that society from within.
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So where do you come down on this question of what's actually animating Trump supporters: ethno-nationalism or economic grievances?
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Black Spire Outpost Black Spire Outpost The process of animating the figures has also been updated along with the chassis.
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FLCL Alternative is being animated by Production IG, which co-animated the original series and is also animating FLCL Progressive.
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Exactly how special do you feel as you watch the tiles animating and blinking at you like a slots machine?
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"The craziest thing is that these events happened after Windsor had already finished animating the new "End of Ze World.
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In the best-case scenario, maybe it'll be a gateway software that inspire kids to pursue 3D modeling and animating.
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The care with which Sontag interrogates the desires and fears animating these stories distinguishes the good ones from the bad.
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"Andrew's whole animating focus was 'I don't like bullies in the political sphere and I'll fight the bullies,' " he said.
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Such people are besieged by the short-term calculations and often forget about their animating vision and long-term ideal.
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After that, he moved on to animating other difficult-to-grasp space concepts, like the torturously slow speed of light.
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Her mood is wary and her style is mischievous, but the animating force of her writing is always diligent curiosity.
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His animating credo on foreign policy seems to be to farm out the heavy lifting to other countries whenever possible.
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Dennis Graham's photos and the wild pride animating the captions that follow tell us a bittersweet story of family reunion.
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But for the first chunk of Mr. Hardwick's career, such animating interests had little connection to the jobs he filled.
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After that, he moved on to animating other difficult-to-grasp space concepts, like the torturously slow speed of light.
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The nationwide head of the charity, Jochen Brühl, said the debate currently animating the country was largely missing the point.
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The animating impulse of Trump's campaign — the beating heart of "Make America Great Again" — was a defense of traditional hierarchies.
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Laguionie, this year's guest of honor, has been animating, producing, and directing shorts and features for over half a century.
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That's the animating tension of this promising show, which builds off a two-hour TV movie VH1 aired last year.
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Look, the single animating principle of everything Ryan did and proposed was to comfort the comfortable while afflicting the afflicted.
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Sitting at a computer working in After Effects feels like a relaxing vacation when I've been stuck animating for days.
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Their pieces arrive in a riot of color and movement, enlivening ad campaigns, animating children's books and adorning outdoor walls.
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This time commitment likely didn't come to her as a shock; Miku Miku Dance isn't Hylian ASMR's first brush with animating.
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But the philosophies, practices, and prejudices animating and informing the caste system can be seen throughout history in different cultural contexts.
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Apple News Plus displays magazines with a new "Live Cover" presentation, lightly animating the covers for an interactive look and feel.
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So Dease's spirit comes back from the grave, animating works of art to kill all those who profit from his work.
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There's a tool for sculpting objects and another for animating them, and a unique visual programming language to tweak things. Daunting!
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A tedious process, no doubt, but just like animating a film frame-by-frame, the work ultimately pays in beautiful dividends.
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You kind of have to embrace the chaos of the process a little bit, and understand that you're not animating it.
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Some of Buttigieg's most animating moments have come when he discusses his own faith and how it has guided his worldview.
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But Theron forcefully rejected the idea of her father's death as the organizing and animating principle of her life and talent.
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It's newly quaint to think that these should be the questions animating a presidential campaign, but I guess I'm a throwback.
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The team started work on animating the new character for the game, adjusting the original sketch design as they went along.
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The dynamics of iPhone-mediated intimacy and the (related) problem of finding one's true self are the chief themes animating Sympathy.
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But the animating idea of the series, which the finale made devastatingly clear, is that your justice may not be mine.
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The passionate, self-consciously ironic spirit animating "Compass" justifies its propensity to ramble on about, say, Wagner's similarity to Iranian theocrats.
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I met Nathaniel Whitcomb in 2010; he was making motion collages, animating scanned layers of cutouts into slow-moving, nuanced patterns.
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They apply Dr. Frankenstein's approach to the past, re-animating forgotten samples and saving their collaborators from the brink of obscurity.
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"It's a bit time consuming but I really love the imperfections that come up with animating this way," notes the director.
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I was never "team Logan," and I believe strongly that he is simply blond evil slime animating a human-shaped receptacle.
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When he was back in New York, he served as lecture coordinator and animating presence of the New York Mycological Society.
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His campaign's animating cause was his push for a universal basic income -- or $1,000-per-month "freedom dividend," in Yang's telling.
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And in some cases, they are even borrowing the animating language from the backlash to President George W. Bush's second term.
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Animating realistic water is not easy, and animators used what they&aposd learned on previous Disney films to make it work.
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Rather, the animating impulse was inherited from the Colonial past: how to deal with the problem of the lazy, landless poor?
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By putting them all on a wall and animating them doing everyday things, I hope that people can see them differently.
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The screen pulsates with the hot energies of modern life and its dull repetitions, animating the screen with an insistent flicker.
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Robertson and Dixon spent a month and a half building sprites in Photoshop and GraphicsGale, then animating them in Autodesk Animator.
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However, MMD is a relatively straightforward program compared to a lot of animating software available, so her perseverance in learning paid off.
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I do miss sound and I do miss being able to control the pace, but I didn't miss the chore of animating.
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And the show loves its fans — so much so that the creators now plan on animating next season's premiere with fan art.
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I was so excited to be tapped to be part of a team that would put that animating spirit back into it.
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He isn't the song's composer, but his team put so much effort into animating the video to carry out a positive message.
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The process involved animating on top of film footage, and has been used since in everything from Star Wars to Waking Life.
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Within seconds, the same facial expressions he had recorded were animating a version of Walking Dead character Daryl in the game engine.
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"Trying to get my head around creating content within that world was a real challenge," Tomaszewski says of animating for a sphere.
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Deficit fear-mongering loses its punch if the GOP's new leader dismisses an animating principle of how conservatives defend against social spending.
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They're happy to discuss the more ambitious policy ideas animating the left, like Medicare-for-all, but they still have serious reservations.
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For every hour he spends animating, Ichwandardi also spends an hour studying choreographer Sherrie Silver's "voodoo dancing" to get it just right.
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When animating the sequences, to make each loader look like it's floating, he edited out glue, frames, and 3D-printed support structures.
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The fact is that relying on Republican congressional leaders to be the animating force of his administration hasn't worked out for Trump.
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The anger animating the divide between the GOP establishment and the GOP grassroots is always presented in terms of angry white men.
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Within 153 months of creating my first animation I quit my day job and turned illustrating & animating into my full time career!
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Ordinary People, along with the other right-wing parties, is introducing a vicious divisiveness to the country and animating an angry base.
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There is a palpable animating intelligence in the show, and it is often elegantly executed, gripping on an episode by episode level.
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There's real demand for intellectual work describing the ideas animating these movements while abstracting them from their baser nativist and racist elements.
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Like Shorr's debut, the fictional "Backlands," this book too is written in pacey, novelistic prose, animating the women's lives with easy intimacy.
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Scoblic's picturesque language, delineating nature more keenly than people, keeps sentimentalism at bay, animating the landscape from strawberry season to ice storms.
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What if you can't connect to most of the epochal issues roiling this country and animating so much of its current art?
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That's the idea animating "Cobra Kai," and it gives this latest TV revival more baked-in tension than the average nostalgia-fest.
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It is an animating belief that our political and economic system is unjust, and its successes do not remotely blunt its failures.
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Animating Harris's commitment to such extreme resistance is the profound unfairness of modern America, a subject that consumes much of his book.
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His focus on a universal basic income has given his campaign the sort of animating cause that eluded some of his rivals.
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The animating force of identity politics, what gives it such extraordinary power to mobilize, is deep wells of outrage at structural injustice.
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But it's important to recognize that the spirit that's animating the discussion in India is alive and well in the United States.
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The consciousness isn't a pollutant that needs to be flushed from the system; it's the fuel and animating urgency of the encounter.
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The difference here is that Zao is inserting your likeness into an existing video, rather than animating a photo of you directly.
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Animating Hughes's fictional story-in-verse about a Harlem family, DeCarava's photographs cemented his reputation for imagining the lives of black Americans.
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Police brutality and the need for security sector reform, after all, were two of the most animating demands of the 2011 revolutionary uprising.
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So what's a white nationalist to do when he loses his family and the animating force of his life practically all at once?
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This is one of the more lyrically embarrassing songs of Taylor Swift's career, and animating the words makes that even harder to ignore.
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But that doesn't mean that the tensions animating the heart of the show, and the anger, defensiveness, and ardor they induce, aren't real.
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As for animating the brand's new approach to shopping, Simply Be will also roll out pop-up shops across the country this summer.
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But even with the end in sight, many of the questions animating this election season's seamiest subplots are no closer to being answered.
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At that same moment, many conservatives will likely lose their newfound ability to detect racism or bigotry as animating forces in Republican politics.
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Here, I think Obama's defenders are making a category error projecting the animating concerns of the Democratic base on to the Republican base.
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Calder performed it, unpacking it from suitcases and animating it, and announcing it, in a way that presaged later generations of performance art.
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Levin profiles the key figures in this revolution with Dostoyevskian insight into the often irrational human psychology animating this rigorous project of reason.
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While they may not be involved with the new 'Mulan' film, the Bancrofts are plenty busy these days teaching, animating, producing, and podcasting.
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He knows that the tribalism animating American politics today dictates that angering your opponents is, for many, a victory in its own right.
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But then at some point people realize the essential falseness of all that and they try to reconnect with their original animating ideals.
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The dogs are played by real dogs, with CG magic animating their eyes or twisting their ill-suited mouths around ill-suited language.
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Even in the darkest recesses of the internet, few artists capture Cool 3D World's unique cocktail of randomness, absurdity, and 3D animating finesse.
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When it's just me and Lotta making a short, or I'm animating something, I'll have an idea and just go and do it.
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For the president to go against intelligence analysis and the counsel of scores of experienced professionals suggests there is something else animating him.
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You know the kid who can conjure an entire imaginary world by animating, say, the sugar packets she finds at the restaurant table?
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The animating idea was that private firms often lack the patience to invest in risky technologies that may take years to pay off.
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It's the same question animating the Democratic presidential contest where, at least in Nevada, we should finally get some answers at the caucus.
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Yang's proposal to give every American $1,000 per month -- which he calls a "freedom dividend" -- has been the animating cause of his candidacy.
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She is pretty good at animating human expressions but is only beginning to learn about emotions, explains her maker, a lanky young man.
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It hovers in a peculiarly French space between philosophy and fiction, and goes on mysterious lyrical flights, animating scenes from history and myth.
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Why did he apparently never take 15 minutes to Google facts about this ideology, which was the great animating force of his life?
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But the resolution goes far beyond that, touching on themes that are animating a rising left but rarely reach the halls of Congress.
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So here's my (undoubtedly futile) plea that everyone abandon high-minded pretenses and admit that the principle animating this fight is will to power.
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At times, that's a gift—when he's designing a landscape or animating a character's movement, he can almost lose sight of the larger story.
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In that sense, Henry director Ramiro Lopez Dau, who came from a career animating films at Pixar, said there's an incredible amount of experimentation.
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It's a new method of animating dynamic fracture and it's the product of hard work from a team out of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Quite the opposite: They were an animating force in Trump's election in a way that turned out to be more than campaign trail talk.
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You get tired of a joke after a moment, but you've got to live with it animating it for weeks and weeks and weeks.
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She has a certain flair for transforming culturally specific references to suit Anglophone contexts while still adhering to the animating spirit of the original.
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Ending DACA also allowed Mr Trump to further his attacks on his predecessor's legacy, which seems to be an animating impulse of his presidency.
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At the same time, an animating tension has always run through the magazine, one that stretches all the way back to Schrage's 1994 essay.
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But the city is re-animating these venues, such as the 22017th-century Palácio de Pombal which now annually houses the Lisbon Investment Summit.
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After raising $207,000 on Seed&Spark, a crowdfunding platform for filmmakers, Sarkeesian and her crew began filming and animating the series earlier this year.
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A rolling attack had obvious advantages: it not only kept the game's tempo high, but also simplified animating the character, freeing up processing power.
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Many of the earliest animating GIFs were similar in appearance to Microsoft clip-art and were sometimes used as navigational elements in early websites.
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Animating in Adobe Illustrator, AfterEffects, and Photoshop, Juppsen creates a moment that captures the essence of each Best Picture nom as told by Juppsen.
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"We are not going to be animating this [ourselves] because it would never be finished," one of the game's developers, Chad Moldenhauer, told IGN.
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Hesse herself is both a ubiquitous presence in the film and something of a specter — an animating spirit and a ghost haunting the frames.
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"We are really disappointed for Mikel, who was riding well and looking forward to attacking in the mountains and animating the race," Brailsford said.
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Congress ignored Animating much of the anger among lawmakers over the Khashoggi affair is the sense that they have been ignored throughout the process.
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Cuba, both before and after the fall of the Soviet Union, was not only a place haunting the characters, but also an animating force.
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Then in 2020, the Medicaid expansion will freeze, and restoring both it and Obamacare's broader coverage gains will be the animating issue for Democrats.
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Theirs is a sunny view of America and its politics, and why not: Hope, after all, was the animating force behind Obama's 2008 victory.
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Far from any unified governing philosophy, the animating objective for much of today's Republican Party has been reduced to whatever Trump does or wants.
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The filmmakers mostly used other dogs for reference, bringing them on set to watch their mannerisms and movements, then designing and animating the characters.
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But while Mr. McConnell is deeply unpopular among rank-and-file conservatives, he is not the animating force in today's party — Mr. Trump is.
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Animating "on the ones" using traditional techniques is really expensive, because you've increased the number of drawings the animation team has to turn out.
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Knowing that it would take them two years to create a complete season animating the show this way, they turned to computers for assistance.
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Underlying currents and powerful passions animating the base of the party that had been building for years burst forth when Republicans nominated Mr. Trump.
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The animating idea there was teppanyaki, sizzled on flattop steel grills set into big half-moon tables that cooks stood behind, like blackjack dealers.
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He is its animating force, setting its strategic direction, making virtually all important decisions and working on nearly every detail of design and manufacturing.
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This fundamental conviction among Republicans—almost the party's animating principle—predates Mr Trump, enabled his takeover and is even more damaging than he is.
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One case animating the debate is that of Graham Burton, who hanged himself in his dorm room at Hamilton College in upstate New York.
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Concern about hurting vulnerable people is the animating idea behind human-subjects regulation — and behind judgments about who is and isn't a research subject.
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We started out by modelling and animating a goose and giving it a range of things to do—honk, flap, crane its neck, etc.
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His appeal is a powerful reminder that the animating political conflict of our era may not be left versus right, but establishment versus insurgency.
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And yet, what makes her work more than the combination of its different processes and materials is the animating power of the artist's imagination.
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Each frame is microscopically different from the last, animating waves of wood grain with such smoothness that they look like water, hence the title.
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You'll explore the fundamentals of Unity 3D scripting principles, discuss modeling, rigging, animating, and lightmapping techniques, and dive into game dynamics like as movement animation.
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Not only did Laika take on the always-tricky challenge of animating water, the team also had to integrate that with practical puppets and sets.
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So Ryan will be looking for some core beliefs, some animating principle other than the acquisition of power that makes Trump want to be president.
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My habit while animating was — this is before I had an iPad or anything like that — I would always take notes on Post-It notes.
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It's a Start Menu that better reflects what you've actually been doing on your device, instead of lots of tiles animating the weather or news.
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Whether or not one feels the animating religious sentiment of these works, their beauty and the profound skill attendant in their making cannot be denied.
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Apple's Books app, for example, emulates paper on a skeuomorphic level by animating a digital page turn when you tap, but it's a hollow experience.
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Like why did they spend the time animating Ironforge, which is a huge, massive complicated city, when that's the only scene that took place there?
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Rough Draft Studios, the same folks who did Futurama, are animating the series, and Groening and Simpsons writer Josh Weinstein will serve as executive producers.
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That's the delicious conceit animating "Harry Clarke," the one-man, double-life play by David Cale that opened on Tuesday night at the Vineyard Theater.
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By overlaying the grid with African imagery, Williams can be said to reverse history, suggesting that the spiritual force animating his figures is still alive.
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We're covering the death of a Chinese doctor who warned about the coronavirus, turmoil in the Democratic primaries and the issues animating Saturday's Irish election.
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Animating the idea of a ban is, of course, the claim that it would accelerate a transition to clean energy and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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What was happening behind the scenes was also, in a way, what was animating his songs, but only fully evident to those in the know.
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Which is why, of all the assumptions and gambles embedded in Warren's plan, it's the animating political theory that is the most significant: Like Sen.
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But while Patton and MacArthur at least had real military expertise and intellectual heft animating their hawkishness, Trump is just a collection of angry impulses.
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This is the truth: He knows that racism and xenophobia are animating sections of his supporters and is making absolutely no effort to stop it.
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In the meantime, Walker telescopes in and out among these characters' experiences and the college town, animating both intimate and panoramic moments of the plague.
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"It's really important for me to understand the animating impulse for the colony, looking back to the initial vision," Mr. Himberg said in an interview.
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Anxiety is much more than a rookie response to internet-borne humiliation and weakness; sometimes it seems like the animating principle of the entire commercial web.
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It looks like abortion rights will be one of the most animating issues of the 2020 campaign, especially as Republican-led states pass aggressive abortion restrictions.
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Trump sees Minnesota as a swing state well within his ability to win in 2020, and he clearly hopes to do so by animating his base.
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The animating principle of his presidency is to undo what Barack Obama did, and picking on Iran represents one of the clearest ways to do that.
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It registers as more in keeping with Yankee sobriety than the jazzed, almost hallucinatory high-key color and whimsical flights of imagination animating his earlier work.
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There's a track on their new album titled "Bloodstream"; in the track before that, "Break Up Every Night," sex is an unstoppable and literally animating force.
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Instead, the animating questions were both broader, with President Donald Trump's long shadow looming, and narrower, as the candidates jostled over issues unique to the Commonwealth.
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All of these themes have become standard parts of the language of zombie narratives, animating future zombie projects from 03 Days Later to The Walking Dead.
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"I think the approach should be to focus on core economic issues that are animating voters," said Tad Devine, who was a senior advisor to Sen.
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The memo, written in May by NSC official Rich Higgins, who was later fired, blames "cultural Marxism" as the root ideology animating political opposition to Trump.
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"* This was the animating sentiment of Bernie Sanders's 2016 campaign for president; he even went so far as to claim that billionaires are simply "buying elections.
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A six-minute video work takes the same title as the exhibition, and ties the physical elements together by animating them all into a cohesive whole.
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He seems to have had no animating idea other than a movie with a clunky CGI chariot race, which might as well be called Ben-Hur.
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They must resist authoritarianism and tribal epistemology, which are disproportionately animating one of America's two political parties, without acting consciously on behalf of the other party.
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A powerful wave of political activism is animating women in the era of President Trump, stoked by women's marches and the movement to expose sexual misconduct.
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This animating quality of religion can make it more hazardous to the state than it is tranquilizing, and it also inspires a lot of altruistic philanthropy.
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But more interesting -- and consequential -- than the horse race is the animating clash over policy, governing style and more existential questions about the party's core purpose.
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The animating premise seems to be: what can a painting be made to do, especially after the sincerity of the brushstroke has been called into question?
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It was willing to submit to new distribution systems to benefit from them, and openly prioritized this, along with its animating political cause, above all else.
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Seeing an earlier version in Chicago, Ben Brantley noted that both actresses have "a blessed gift for finding emotional substance, and animating variety," in the material.
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His message, in campaign stops, emails to supporters and social media posts, has shifted in a way that shows his campaign has found an animating cause.
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Lugné-Poe raises his hands in front of his pale, upturned head, animating his speech, while Bady's hands are folded, her downcast face veiled by shadows.
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Writing, drawing, and animating the video has helped me enunciate and reckon with what it means to accountably teach with the goal of transformation in mind.
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Though the app is a simplified versions of their feature-filled (and expensive) software cousins, it offers intuitive choices in cropping, animating, and coloring your chosen illustration.
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Click here to view original GIFWe wouldn't blame you for thinking that Julius Horsthuis spent weeks designing and animating his sci-fi short, Fraktaal, using 3D software.
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That has always been one of WIRED's central animating philosophies—that you can figure out what's to come by a close read of the here and now.
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The company is making and animating anatomically correct models of the human skeleton and overlaying muscle and skin, it announced at its annual F8 developer conference Wednesday.
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The artists include Mick Rock, who photographed Bowie's various personas throughout his rise, and Helen Green, known for succinctly animating Bowie's haircut repertoire into a single GIF.
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YouTube user chluaid made a short video animating a streak of white fur on his cat's head, twisting the streak around in a series of head scratches.
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But Ghibli was primarily a coordinator and facilitator during the development of the French-Belgian-Dutch co-production, rather than part of the animating or design team.
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During a VICE News panel convened by pollster Frank Luntz Friday in Dallas, participants talked about their impressions of the candidates and the issues animating the campaign.
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Health care is the most important issue for women, dwarfing other animating issues such as "jobs and the economy," which was the most important issue for men.
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Trump's opposition to U.S. free trade deals isn't just a policy position -- it's an animating issue of his campaign, and a staple of every speech and interview.
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Jesus was emphatic that his followers busy themselves with caring for people on the margins, a concern that does not appear to be animating the Trump campaign.
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The current disjunction inverts the dilemma of the Democrats in the 1850s, a party with robust "machinery" (to use Skowronek's word) but with no animating political philosophy.
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The animating idea behind many of these staff stories is how the people Trump brings in will affect how he acts and governs on a daily basis.
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Takashi Ishida's "Burning Chair" (2013) visually evokes for me a similar sentiment of isolation and slow destruction — only by animating drawings of a single brown, wooden stool.
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My scientists discover what appears to be a breeding ground for "crystalline entities" and note the ominous hints that an ancient and alien intelligence is animating them.
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The mystery animating My Cousin Rachel is about the motivations of its main two characters, and it's explored through a pas de deux between Claflin and Weisz.
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Again, the specter of scandal is likely animating Trump's desire to stay in the good graces of the people who have the constitutional power to impeach him.
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After all, while some of his hardcore nationalist base cares about the Fed and distrusts it as a "globalist" institution, it is far from their animating issue.
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He shoots the hand as if it could see, frequently animating it scuttling on the ground to emphasize its smallness and its vulnerability in a hostile world.
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Rival campaigns are taking notice that a frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination has been slow to release specifics about an animating issue for primary voters.
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Immigration is an animating issue for Trump's political base and his near-constant focus on the issue could fire up his supporters ahead of the 2020 election.
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Notwithstanding the legal fig leaf of the Emergency Powers Act, the president's action constitutes a frontal assault on this principle and the values animating our political order.
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Her five-second-films prompt blushes of recognition, while her editorial work sees her animating the stories of intersex bodies, conquering armies, hijabs, selfies, and Frank Ocean.
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She's lighthearted and fun when she focuses on a single scene, such as the Olympic ring inner tubers, or animating an enthusiastic foodie humping a giant taco.
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They're never going to be stuck in Homeland, for instance, bereft of its animating premise but unable to find a conclusion to its would-be short story.
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" Here we meet Nan Shepherd, author of "The Living Mountain," about the Cairngorms in Scotland, whose writing focused on "the inter-animating relationship of mind and matter.
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One of the agency's animating insights was that a bomb dropped on the United States wouldn't just cause physical destruction, but pandemonium, desperation and barbarism among survivors.
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Through some mysterious force — "the animating power of music," the notes suggest — the statue comes to life near the end of the work as the character Galatea.
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That, at least, is the idea animating the candidacy of Antonio R. Villaraigosa, a former two-term mayor of Los Angeles and speaker of the State Assembly.
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Focused campaigns to amplify these issues will help Democrats find our own animating issue so that we can treat McConnell as ruthlessly as he has treated us.
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She likes self-reflexive lyrics, off-kilter rhyme schemes and other irregularities just pronounced enough to draw attention to her songs' animating mechanics without breaking their spells.
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Sure, there may be no Louis Vuitton or Balenciaga, but the ideas that are animating the makeovers of those brands are happening on a more germinal level.
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The animating principle of most US tax policy since Ronald Reagan's election has been the idea that taxes on investment income are very harmful to the economy.
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Both the animating ideas and the corresponding policies were in harmony because Reagan believed in a conservative philosophy and used that philosophy to carry out actionable policy.
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A friend of mine was working on this cool stop-motion technique where he was creating sculptures, but then doing 3D scans of them and animating those.
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The battery maker worked with Lucasfilm to produce a 70-second early holiday commercial with the same movie magic and special effects animating the real Star Wars movies.
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There are many lines of attack that Democrats can take -- assuming they can focus on the core issues that seem to be animating the conversations of everyday Americans.
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Related: Meet the Artist Animating the Kaleidoscopic Beauty of Quantum Physics In Moscow, Quantum Physics Meets the Visual Arts Crystal Nano Flowers And The Future Of Architectural Chemistry
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There is a dark force animating the True Detective universe and our own, and all you might ever see is this narrow strip of light where you stand.
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Vakoch, who in addition to his astrobiology background also has a PhD in psychology, thinks a lot about the psychological drives animating the projects of METI and SETI.
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I always say that Steve Prefontaine, the great distance runner, is the soul of Nike, its winged symbol, while Bill Bowerman is the driving force, the animating spirit.
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Most Americans have an instinct that at least some of the anti-censorship ideas animating the First Amendment should determine how a giant communication platform like Facebook operates.
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So a plan that is intended to soften his image might irk some of his core supporters who see immigration as an animating issue in the 2020 election.
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" He can "turn lemons into lemonade" later, with some border compromise, "while simultaneously showing his people he hasn't given up on the animating promise of his first campaign.
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This huge pool of potential voters has been the animating force behind the largest new social movements on the left, from Occupy Wall Street to Black Lives Matter.
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He told Business Insider that he set out to create an accurate picture of the moon's creation, but got carried away and wound up animating its entire history.
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Related: This Wurlitzer Controls A 64-Box Light Installation [Exclusive] Audrey Tautou On Animating The Final Scenes Of 'Mood Indigo' Artists Are Better at Deleting Data, Research Shows
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The resulting works of visual art, performance, and social practice can be seen in Animating the Archives: The Woman's Building which opens this Saturday at Avenue 50 Studio.
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Crucially, Meilenwald made the fateful decision to transition to a full live band in 2013, expressing his satisfaction in 're-animating' the band's music as a collective entity.
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"I was searching for ways to give my paintings movement and a time-based element, and I sort of began animating by accident," she tells The Creators Project.
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A recent YouTube video, posted by user Ying Chai Su, shows one of Goto's exquisite rotating zoetropes animating a small ballet dancer performing an ever-elegant leg lift.
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The dueling positions underscored the dynamic currently animating Trump's coronavirus task force, which is split on whether the self-isolating measures are worth the cost to the economy.
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Indeed, an animating premise of Democratic liberalism was that the federal government has the ability to solve virtually any problem it chooses to take on, domestic or foreign.
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It's not just nostalgia animating ABC's reboot of "Roseanne," which debuts on Tuesday and is one of the few shows on TV right now about working-class families.
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And the boiling rage about the fact that mortgage owners got stuck with the bill for the sins of high finance was an animating factor for Trump voters.
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Full employment was an animating demand of social movements through much of the postwar era, which led to it being featured in the Democratic Party platform until 1980.
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Laird, the author of two previous novels and several acclaimed collections of poetry, dazzles ear and eye with his kinetic prose, animating city, countryside and, later, tropical jungle.
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The animating lights use data from sensors at the site and an algorithm developed by scientists at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and the tech firm Reaktor.
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In general, thanks to simulations created for "Moana," the Disney animation team made massive breakthroughs animating water, which allowed them to create the huge waves Elsa runs across.
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Yet such times also can summon our very best and most gracious leaders, those who have the same animating power but wield it for the broader social good.
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The only reason not to shake Biden from his belief that he will bring about the Republican redemption is that there isn't anything else animating the Biden campaign.
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But I am interested in my father's reaction to the word "communism," and how this response conflicted with a real-world example of one of communism's animating ideas.
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The suffering of the Palestinians has long been an animating cause for Al Qaeda, a stand-in for the victimization of Muslims at the hands of Western powers.
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Yogurt provided body and lift to my mother's shrikhand, a sweetened cardamom-yogurt dessert, and the animating tang to her kadhi, a spiced soup made from chickpea flour.
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It seems like destroying Obama's legacy isn't just a fun little side project of Trump's but actually an animating goal of his entire policy agenda, domestic and foreign.
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Perhaps the most devastating thing we come to feel is how much it hurts to lose the animating sense of purpose that a community like this can offer.
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"It's so fun to watch people," says Chelley Sherman whose VR piece uses subtle binaural audio of whispers animating around the user to physically guide them through the experience.
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The animating force behind my work was the knowledge that until necessary systemic reforms are put into place, black women have to fend for ourselves -- and for each other.
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There are so many resources online, anything you would ever want to know about animation history, and tools for drawing and animating and sharing art that didn't exist before.
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The premise is this: Golems come from Jewish mythology, which tells that a particularly skilled rabbi can create himself a servant by animating a clay image of a person.
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Following 2018's regal and dramatic Ultra Violet, Pantone's Color of the Year 2019 is Living Coral, an "animating and life-affirming shade of orange with a golden undertone".
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After all, the animating purpose of the law is to minimize the ability of individual government employees to use their office in a manner that influences the electoral process.
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He credits the fire animating their 11th full length, For All Kings, to the increased attention (and expectations) they received following their 53 reunion with iconic singer Joey Belladonna.
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But somehow it's not surprising for Trump -- evidence that the unorthodox, outsider approach that delights his supporters and unnerves establishment politicians is still the animating force of the administration.
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While animation support for GIFs was introduced in 1989, many images hosted via the format weren't yet animating — it was simply a more efficient way of hosting static images.
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After all, if your animating mission in life isn't to destroy liberalism, you might start asking questions about Trump's competence and worry about the manifest disarray of his administration.
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Game of Thrones producers were apparently too busy animating a giant to remember that when Jon Snow hoisted himself onto his horse, his floppy stunt sword would, well, flop.
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Set aside, if only for a moment, the very real issues animating the President's response to Puerto Rico, his views on white supremacist marchers, and the ongoing Russia scandaI.
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The technology brings the stories of each wine bottle to life by animating the labels' photographs and prompting characters to give monologues to reveal the story behind each bottle.
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Read more: Rival campaigns are taking notice that a frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination has been slow to release specifics about an animating issue for primary voters.
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But the administration has not yet articulated the pull factor animating its cynical stance on family separation — the desire of parents to provide safety and protection for their children.
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It's the clearest evidence yet that today's GOP has two animating principles: giving more to the wealthy (which appeases their donors) and owning the libs (which pleases their base).
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In an era where populism and socialism are animating the two major political parties, Schultz is pitching himself as a centrist who'll bring everyone together to cut the debt.
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Animating the Archives: The Woman's Building opens on May 1313 at the Avenue 50 Studio, where a series of performances, talks, and workshops will take place throughout the month.
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In many ways, A.G.'s appointment was already determined when that report made the rounds, rattling legacy editors while animating those calling for a far more robust online presence.
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They have largely succeeded in animating Republican voters like Ms. Hooten around the idea of these foreign nationals posing a dire threat to the country's security, stability and identity.
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Some of these systems directly invoked 3D manifestations of different instruments, whereas others were conceptual systems put in place by Wexler and Vortok in the animating and editing process.
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While glued to my viewfinder, I witnessed the shadowless blast of winter sunlight warp across the frame, animating the bird embossed on the faded green of the book's cover.
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Republicans spurned those concerns, rallying around what has been the animating ideology of their party since the Reagan era: that tax cuts will drive faster growth and national prosperity.
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But as long as the nation is run by xenophobic fabulists with an ax to grind, the animating spirit of the commission will live on to haunt us all.
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To some supporters of Mr. Sanders, who remains a powerful, animating figure on the Democratic left, the agreement described by Ms. Brazile reignited the anger they felt for Mrs.
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Mr. Cox suggests, though, that while this sense of estrangement has been politically valuable to Mr. Trump in animating Republican voters, the same probably won't be true for Democrats.
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That was the animating force behind the idea for a story we created about a road trip through Cuba driven by music, which appears in this week's Travel section.
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This energy is something that even well-known stars like Justin Bieber struggle to capture: animating legions of fans to stream or buy music that will benefit the artist.
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The Hindi term "Babu Ji" can be an honorific for a male village elder; in Alphabet City it's the animating spirit behind the liveliest dinner party on the block.
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This does not mean that all or even most Trump voters were racists, but that race-based fear and anxiety was nevertheless an important animating force explaining Trump's victory.
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But a good chunk of his nomination hearing is sure to focus on U.S. policy toward Ukraine, a subject animating the House-led impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.
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But they avoid the fundamental issue animating the whole strategy: Republicans don't know how to replace Obamacare, and they don't know how to force themselves to figure it out.
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These remarks are gracious in acknowledging the legitimate grievances animating young women, so even if this isn't a full apology, it deserves to be the last word in the matter.
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Seriously, folks, this is where the magic happens:Some are even taking their art a step further, animating the images:More magnificent pics are sure to crop up in the coming days.
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One key force right now in American politics is the grassroots protests animating the anti-Trump resistance — Obama's support in January for those protests has already drawn criticism from Republicans.
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The surrounding trees appear as roiling flames and billowing smoke — the effect of the time-lapse exposure, which recorded the restless wind animating the forest for three days and nights.
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Related: Animating Endangered Species to Save Them in Hawaii | #50StatesofArt Anime Meets European Art Nouveau in Blossoming Female Portraits Hauntingly Beautiful Ophelia Paintings Seduce You From Beneath the Water's Surface
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The first "businessprocess outsourcing" jobs appeared in the 1990s: the term covers tasks from answering phones to processing invoices and animating TV shows, mostly for rich-world firms and governments.
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Immigration Trump's tough stance on illegal immigration was one of the most animating issues of his campaign, and he promised to put his plans in motion right after taking office.
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If immigration was the driving force between Britain's shocking vote for Brexit in 2016 -- it was also the animating dynamic behind Trump's convention busting election win a few months later.
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"I urge you to be servant leaders, driven by a calling to support and to serve others — not by selfish ambition — as the animating force of your career," he continued.
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If the president and his administration were to lead a call to action in defense of these animating principles and ideals, even implacable enemies would have to respect these efforts.
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Climate change has rapidly emerged as a top animating issue for the Democratic primary field, with several candidates releasing competing plans they say are best situated to reverse the trend.
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It was a face that, without its usual animating smile, could seem heavy and brooding, especially when he wore a pale suit that looked too tight across his broad shoulders.
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And so for much of his career, from making graffiti in the 21994s to building vivid character figures in the 22001s, sending letters off to war was his animating force.
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Threading through and animating Wielgus's fury is what he sees as a systemic problem: Little is legally required of ranchers before the state agrees to kill wolves on their behalf.
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But Pennsylvania still maintains a light-blue tinge, especially in 2018 with animosity toward Trump animating Democratic voters, and Casey should be considered the favorite to win the fall election.
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There is the barest germ of an animating idea in "Menendez" — the wealthy buy justice and get automatic benefit of the doubt from the police — but it's perfunctory and blunt.
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A joyous, painstakingly crafted symphony of colors and textures, "The Grand Bizarre" (showing on Saturday and Sunday) finds the filmmaker Jodie Mack animating textiles and patterns from around the globe.
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The Democratic candidates, too, would be well warned to stick to a vision — a diametrically opposite and dynamically animating vision that will activate and energize the targets of Trump's aggressions.
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For inspiration, the team ventured to the wilderness of Norway, Iceland, and Finland to experience what the characters they were animating would be experiencing and to get inside their heads.
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The president's policies are an animating force in the N.B.A. He was the subtext of the Super Bowl: both the game and the commercials, and maybe even the halftime show.
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He made his strongest tilt yet at animating a center left argument for Democrats -- one that puts him at odds with the noisiest and most progressive elements of his party.
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The question animating his small but wide-ranging book "The Future of Capitalism" is whether the sense of rootedness that so defined the Britain of his youth can be restored.
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Streaming The work of Catherine Breillat, the French filmmaker and novelist whose movies frequently explore the perversity animating male-female power dynamics in Western society, has always been fearlessly pertinent.
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A DCCC spokesperson said the Kansas race showed "the great energy" animating the anti-Trump left, but wouldn't detail exactly how it had changed the committee's thinking for other races.
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But understanding why his down-ballot movement is likely a fantasy may prove just as important for the Democratic Party's future as what's animating the dream in the first place.
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In a sense, Puerto Rico's precarious fate is also another indicator of what many people feel is a rigged system — and the intensity animating the disgust with politicians of both parties.
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The singer and multi instrumentalist spent the last two years illustrating and animating a music video for Ambassadors of Earth (AOE), his new collaborative project with grammy winning producer Dawaun Parker.
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He's really good at writing, drawing, directing, and animating award-winning films like Spirited Away and The Castle of Cagliostro that change people's lives and live on as classics for decades.
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Islam is a set of ideas, and the question is, are there any ideas within Islam that are sufficiently animating to people that we should care about them and criticize them?
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Ben Wickler, the Washington director of the progressive group MoveOn, said that Gorsuch is animating its members who have been calling, visiting and emailing senators urging them to oppose the nomination.
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Her work on this year's Holiday Gift Guide not only included animating the lede image above, but she also created a series of stop motion animations which ran as Instagram Stories.
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Without wishing to exploit my position within the power/knowledge nexus animating American academia, I have taught this idea to many 18-year-olds, who have never failed to understand it.
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The wind picked up in the afternoon, animating the flames but pushing them away from the cities that stood under threat, said Andrew Mitchell, a spokesman for the Angeles National Forest.
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At the same time, the issues animating debate in the Trump era — immigration, race and identity — have long riled Arizona conservatives, who tend to demand a hard line from their politicians.
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In "Carolyn's Office" (2017), done in Flashe and acrylic, Bollinger depicts Post-it notes in pink, yellow, blue, and white throughout the gray, green, and brown painting, animating the drab colors.
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Built for perpetual war to keep the British in Ireland, it has lost its war, and with it the enormous, animating reservoirs of feeling and meaning that kept the "Prods" loyal.
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O'Rourke, who has made gun control his animating issue, vowed unequivocally to call for an assault weapons ban if elected president in a statement that quickly went viral on social media.
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They make a mockery of "equal justice under law," the central animating principle of the American experiment and one that, in the main, Republican and Democratic administrations have striven to honor.
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The corruption cases helped fuel the rise of the Blue and White party, led by Mr. Gantz, whose animating idea was that the allegations disqualified Mr. Netanyahu from continuing to serve.
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The animating force behind the project is that users — rather than Blockstack or any other company — would end up in control of all the data they generate with any online service.
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As you progress through each course, you'll soon understand productivity hacks and essential knowledge for each platform, such as animating in Powerpoint or how to format Word docs like a pro.
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Audra's prodigious knowledge of people's names, faces and bewildering, often pointless personal details — that someone recently broke an eyetooth on a bagel, for example — is an animating force in the book.
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The entrepreneur's campaign's animating cause is his "freedom dividend" -- a proposal to combat the threat automation poses to jobs by giving every American a universal basic income of $1,000 per month.
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"The Trump administration has made a sharp break from the political consensus of the last 70 years by casting aside democracy as the animating force behind American foreign policy," Abramowitz said.
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My friend and illustrator, Alberto Madrigal, drew the former soldier's memories into some of my images, animating documentary photographs with Wolf's tales — the stories he never stopped living inside his head.
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For all the wrongdoing the Mueller report discovered, it didn't find clear evidence of the animating charge: that Donald Trump knowingly colluded with the Russian government to influence the 2016 election.
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Derek spends his time animating the avatars of the digients to make them more attractive, generating spontaneous and serendipitous facial expressions to create a bond between their human owners and them.
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As IBB continues to grow, perhaps beyond the capacity of Bade and Martha to manage its day-to-day details, its animating philosophy will ensure it remains a beautifully dynamic force.
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Users of Miku Miku Dance (MMD for short) share character models based on anime, games, movies and so on that anyone with the inclination can load into the program and start animating.
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In addition to the features, there's also a shorts package with several mini-docs about artists whose mediums range from wheat pasting to breakdancing to heavy metal drumming to animating for Disney.
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And both believe that the Republican Party has not done enough to rethink its animating ideas and appeal to voters at a time when Mr. Trump remains woefully unpopular with younger Americans.
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The formulation of the piece's headline suggests that while Trump's policy may be concerning, liberals' reaction is the real problem — and that's exactly what's animating the conservative attempt to defend Trump here.
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A full map of the statues is available online, with details on the authors and actors animating each figure, often offering the native language of the statue subject as a listening option.
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Founded in 1948 as sort of an umbrella organization for pro wrestling, the NWA's original animating principle was to maintain the status quo between the often-feuding regional promoters who created it.
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If you are spending eight hours a day at a desk animating in 24D or rendering high-resolution videos, you are one of them—less than that, and you can probably pass.
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Introducing the Pantone Color of the Year 2019, PANTONE 16-1546 Living Coral - an animating and life-affirming coral hue with a golden undertone that energizes and enlivens with a softer edge.
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" Icke added that he "has an unusual superpower: He is better than almost any actor I have worked with in animating difficult chunks of text, lifting an idea and making it profound.
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And I wondered: Was the torpor that occasionally seemed to weigh down "The Fortunes" — an impression of impeccable research awaiting an animating spark — merely a symptom of its author's own writer's block?
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Optically captivating paintings by the Los Angeles artist Lee Mullican (1919-1998) consist of fields of fine, short lines layered over irregular grids and glyphic forms suggesting cosmic energies animating physical reality.
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One is that racism might be the animating feature of Trump's base, but may not be the way that he expanded his appeal to the voters who often support Democrats on economics.
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The pepper dip is the animating spirit of the dish, and according to Ms. Bartlett, that recipe came from an old slave camp in Cave City, an hour's drive to the northwest.
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The central force animating the drama has been student anger at anyone daring to breach the wall of ostracism surrounding Mr. Weinstein, even for the limited purpose of extending him legal representation.
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But its implementation days after Trump got an earful about his performance on immigration -- the animating issue of his 2016 campaign -- from conservative commentators at his Florida resort seems a huge coincidence.
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In a paper published Tuesday in Scientific Reports, they showed that animating virtual hands and feet alone is enough to make people feel their sense of body drift toward an invisible avatar.
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This seems like an unpromising beginning for an evening's entertainment, but Soper and a trio of fellow-musicians—a flutist, a violinist, and a percussionist—succeed at once in animating the material.
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And this perceived scarcity of safe sources of profit and income is animating voracious demand for corporate debt and propelling the elite class of dominant secular-growth stocks to ever-richer valuations.
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It is what Westbrook wants when he turns himself inside-out with hunger, and the basic appetite we all reckon with all the time, the elemental animating thing that makes us move.
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The musicians speak and play the guitar and drum the walls and floors, animating histories past and future, political movements finished and not yet begun, rhythms and utopian dreams that never end.
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The contest here, coming on the heels of Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump's capturing the first two states, could help determine which of those two animating forces has more currency in the party.
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Butra and other asylum seekers are filmed in and around their makeshift structures, animating their creations and the desert landscape, informing the viewer of the long, boring, uncertain days they're forced to endure.
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After that, you pick your characters (and you can also draw your own, of course) and start animating your story by moving the characters around and doing the voiceovers as you do so.
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Machine learning researchers have produced a system that can recreate lifelike motion from just a single frame of a person's face, opening up the possibility of animating not just photos but also paintings.
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Max Fisher: Something that you've been talking about recently, looking forward in that mid and far future, is a return to great-power competition as kind of an animating force in the world.
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An hour before the festivities, Fortnite's island started gearing up for launch by animating the super villain lair near in-game location Snobby Shores that contained the rocket: Less than an hour guys!
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It's also closely linked to the issue of immigration enforcement and how to handle undocumented immigrants, animating concerns for Trump's most loyal voters that helped power him to the White House last year.
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In the 2016 election, it was common for centrist conservatives and liberals to treat the populist fervor animating the campaigns of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump as two sides of the same coin.
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In it, Surkov — who has been described as "Putin's brain" — lays out some animating principles behind the doctrine of "Putinism" which help to explain Russia's current, deeply antagonistic role on the world stage.
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Bennett, whose own company is involved in animating his books for short films and mobile apps, often cites animators like Catmull, Walt Disney and "all those guys over there at Pixar" as inspiration.
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The animating concern was whether Mr. Rhodes, perceived by the show's staff as more of a technocrat than a reporter, planned to wrest control and finally fold the show into the news organization.
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While animating tools are more accessible than ever, driving a blossoming movement of independent cartoonists, feature animation in the United States remains constrained by studio concerns about marketability, corporate synergy, and safe storytelling.
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When Mr. Callahan finally turns to his suggested regulatory reforms in the final chapter, it becomes clear that frustration with increased economic inequality more broadly is the real animating force behind his concerns.
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But he added that there was a "sense of urgency and intellectual vitality animating these efforts" that could "challenge conventional political wisdoms, 20th century political alliances and the two major, internally fractious, parties."
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To achieve our legislative goals, Democrats have to find an animating issue — or several — that guarantees the kind of turnout Republicans can rely on when it comes to the Second Amendment and abortion.
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More broadly, Sanders's prime points of focus — the influence of money in the political system and the question of economic inequality — have become the animating issues at the center of the Democratic race.
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Animating the videos to create 3D-modeled versions of his mother's drawings, computer-generated figures, and augmented limbs, the videos reveal the artist's subconscious thoughts and desires that he's otherwise required to contain.
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What you see from the broad support for TPP among Trump appointees is that beyond the specifics of Trump's anti-trade rhetoric, there is no revisionist populist economic policy philosophy animating his administration.
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The tension between containment and release is fertile humanistic ground, and the viewer wonders if the oppositional pressures animating the "Accumulations" could be applied to the relationship between the individual and the institution.
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Despite the inner tumult and outside mockery, aspects of the animating message behind the Occupy protests -- which eventually spanned more than 1,000 locations across the country -- have become part of the current political discussion.
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When affordable big-box store Walmart announced that they'd be re-animating Scoop, the iconic high-low contemporary retailer that ruled the turn of the last century, we all held our breath with anticipation.
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Sparked by French investors, each of the films is named for a color of the French flag — Blue, White, Red — and explores the corresponding animating idea of the French republic: liberty, equality, and fraternity.
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The gap between the quickness with which we read the words and the time it took for the artist to make all the dots in the painting is another unsettling current animating these paintings.
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YouTuber and animator 4096's video "blank vhs covers were kinda beautiful" is the perfect encapsulation of that, gorgeously animating together a series of classic covers from blank VHS tapes from over the years.
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I sat down with Shi and producer Becky Neiman-Cobb to discuss the challenges of animating food and crafting a relatable story, plus how Isao Takahata and Japan's Studio Ghibli influenced the short film.
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Though not technically a vampire, Anita's powers of necromancy in re-animating the dead, and eventual transition into a succubus, sidestepped the traditional supporting role and put female characters with vampiric instincts center-stage.
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Related: 1984 Meets 'ReBoot' in Gang of Youths' New Animated Music Video Tumble Around a Giant Alien Balloon Animal in This Psychedelic CGI Music Video Somehoodlum on Animating Lil Uzi Vert's Cartoon Music Video
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" Given the angry glee animating the 28 pages of Judge Hanen's missive, it is rather hard to buy the line that he "neither takes joy nor finds satisfaction in the issuance of this order.
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But the media insist on calling these concerns about immigration and trade racial or jingoistic, denying the reality that they are the central concerns of the white men who are animating the Trump triumph.
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Some people criticized me for offering it, but I argued, perhaps wrongly, that such hate needed airing, that Americans needed to see the darkest currents in the politics of exclusion animating the presidential election.
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In a striking departure from the recent history of White House campaigns, there has been almost no discussion of abortion or gay rights, two of the most animating issues for millions of American voters.
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Jamie Dimon — chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, and chairman of the Business Roundtable — gives Axios readers a taste of the issues animating corporate America, with this sneak peek at his annual shareholder letter.
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That's one of the animating ideas behind Callisto, a new desktop-app (it doesn't exist yet in mobile) that lets sexual violence survivors on college campuses create secure, time-stamped records of their assaults.
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Related: Meet the Artist Animating the Kaleidoscopic Beauty of Quantum Physics You Don't Need to Be a Rocket Scientist to Enjoy These Quantum Physics Visualizations The Stupefying Terror of Quantum Physics Gets an Installation
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The trick Sjon is struggling with here, it seems to me, is the one central to most long novels: how to squeeze the animating sense of life's infinitude into a finite number of pages.
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Hollingsworth even threw in a bit directly inspired by "Porky's Duck Hunt," animating the seahorse baby eating too much sugar and bouncing off the walls just like Daffy Duck does in that 1937 cartoon.
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And once you're able to start creating assets, characters, objects, and iterative development in there, it's a bit of work but not that much work to then rig it up and start animating it.
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Rather, the issues that seem to be animating the electorate are immediate problems that directly affect Mexicans' quality of life, including historically high rates of violence; poverty and inequality; and intractable corruption and impunity.
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But the issue animating much of the evening was the same question that has shaped the primary race for the past year: which of them would be the most formidable contender against Mr. Trump.
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The broader issue of how intelligence collected by the national security apparatus is disseminated and used has long been an animating issue for civil libertarians, a point that Mr. Trump made in the interview.
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Mostly, though, Mr. Peters would like to see one final revival of the animating spirit of his youth, an awakening to the importance of government service, teaching, journalism and the worth of public life.
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Supporters of this argument disagree with congressional Republicans' assessment of the politics and believe the wall, and immigration in general, is an animating issue for the base voters they need in a midterm election.
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The moment we've all been waiting for arrived and Game of Thrones is back after nearly two years, and some of that time was spent animating a new intro for Game of Thrones Season 8.
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It's because the irrational and hateful attitudes that fueled the backlash against the 6-year-old girl have some undeniable parallels to the ones that shaped the recent election and are animating national policy today.
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CrazyTalk Animator 3 Pro — $19.993 See Details Used by millions of illustrators, comic artists, and creators, this software offers a complete suite of creative tools for painting, drawing, and animating things like comics and manga.
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Brown also told me he's not ready to support a federal jobs guarantee, linking it to his feelings about Medicare-for-all and the Green New Deal, the other issue animating the left right now.
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Moulton, who represents a district in Massachusetts and is an Iraq War veteran, is positioning himself as a moderate in contrast to the socialist energy animating the left and seeking to take over his party.
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But in its gaudiest form, this animating principle only made Clinton seem out of touch on the campaign trail: a millionaire hanging out with other rich and famous women like Lena Dunham and Katy Perry.
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What is obvious, though, is that abortion rights are an animating issue for the Democratic Party base, and support for abortion rights gets a whole lot of women marching, donating money, and volunteering for Democrats.
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The affinity he showed for Rhys is one that others in the West may have not felt, may not have even properly understood, which seems to me to be the animating force of that poem.
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" J Street's positions could also squander valuable political momentum on U.S. Israeli policies, she added: "Are they going to be a drag on the progressive energy that is animating the Democratic party at this time?
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As an assistant general manager to Billy Beane with the Oakland Athletics, he was a central figure in Moneyball, the book that became an animating force for a new generation of sports minds and executives.
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And the US absolutely dwarfs anyone else in terms of opioid prescriptions, with Japan not even showing up in the top 25: McCaskill credits these kinds of numbers with animating her investigation into opioid companies.
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But the embrace by CAP has some anti-Trump activists complaining privately that the group is anathema to the anti-establishment fervor animating the resistance, and it is siphoning away resources from the new groups.
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Though it has been mounted with elaborate care, with a polished cast and fully detailed sets (Allen Moyer) and costumes (Kaye Voyce), "This Day Forward" feels unfulfilled, like a skeleton in search of animating flesh.
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Sanders's foreign-policy views were first shaped by his left-wing activism during the Cold War, when the animating force on the far left was opposition to American adventurism in the name of anti-communism.
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And so, whenever we had moments like that, we made sure when we were animating it to bring everybody into the room at the same time and look at all the shots back to back.
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By the early morning hours of Friday, the animating force of contemporary Republican politics lay in ashes, incinerated by three Republican senators — John McCain of Arizona, Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska.
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Jay Inslee of Washington, who has mounted a full-throated assault on the party committee and Mr. Perez for rejecting his request for a debate centered solely on the issue animating his campaign — climate change.
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Long fascinated by vampires and the undead, he immediately thought of animating Nosferatu when More Art's Micaela Martegani asked him to create a public art project that dealt with community and the realities of today's world.
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I use to draw out every frame with pencil and animate them after scanning them onto my PC. When I entered high school stress and anxiety made staying consistent with my animating much harder to control.
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As Trump's coalition was still taking shape, I would take note on social media and in these pages of how, frequently, the economic anxiety supposedly animating Trumpism ends up being expressed as undisguised hostility to minorities.
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Officially designated as Pantone 28503-22019 in the company's matching system, according to the AP, the company said in a statement that living coral serves as an "animating" and "life-affirming" color choice for the year.
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It's clear by now that racism is an animating force of Trump's presidency, yet many of Trump's supporters and most of the Republican Party still back him after every bigoted slight and discriminatory policy he makes.
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That's the question animating Spiderwort, a new company that has developed a simple but powerful CO2 incubator, specifically designed to allow researchers, citizen scientists and biohackers to easily and affordably cultivate new body parts from scratch.
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That would appear to be the animating principle behind "This Ain't No Disco," the tone-deaf, cliché-clogged rock opera that opened on Tuesday night at the Linda Gross Theater in an Atlantic Theater Company production.
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The conceit is also animating Billy Crudup, who after a four-year absence from the New York stage appears to be having the time of his life in a sly role terrifically suited to his gifts.
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The gap between the rich and the poor, and the lifestyles they can afford, has been an animating issue for Mr. de Blasio for more than a decade, and a central message of his mayoral campaigns.
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It's the animating force, too, of "The Progressive Revolution: Modern Art for a New India," a new exhibition at Asia Society that showcases the leading avant-garde painters of India in the first years after independence.
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Mr. Trump and his conservative allies have been animating Republican voters with baseless claims about the caravan, including that it was financed by George Soros, the Jewish liberal philanthropist who received one of the threatening packages.
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He said that many experimental uses of VR, such as Magic Leap, seem more like "science projects" and that his company is prioritizing real-world applications over animating creatures to jump around the field of view.
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Early plans call for the creation of a sort of think tank to articulate the animating issues of the coalition, according to donors and operatives who have talked to Mr. Bannon, the Mercers or their allies.
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Around mid-2018, the team tried an experiment they called the Pepsi Challenge, dropping the Junior-in-progress into the middle of a scene from Bad Boys, which was made in 1995, and animating it manually.
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The President, even as he races around the country animating rowdy campaign crowds and launching a full-on media blitz, is making one thing clear: if Republicans go down on November 6, it's not on him.
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If the #NeverTrump movement survives primary season and remains relevant during the general election, it will be thanks to a single animating insight—that winning a general election is actually much easier than winning a contested primary.
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Trump: No legal status for undocumented immigrants Here's what we know -- and don't know -- about Trump's immigration policy: Undocumented immigrants During the Republican presidential primary, an animating policy of Trump's campaign was his hardline stance on immigration.
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In parts of California, where the average public-school teacher earns what might appear to be a plum salary of $103,000, around a third higher than the national average, the cost of living is an animating issue.
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But his relentless focus on the policy dimensions of social justice, which has been the animating cause of his life, can also deprive him of creating bonds that can be essential, especially in building a multiracial coalition.
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With their animating factor held in check by others, and with no immediate end to the situation in sight, some of the very professionals that we should be valuing most are instead being given the opposite signal.
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The contradiction at the heart of Mr. Stein's observations is an animating spirit throughout Ms. Witt's book: her quest to find some kind of new arrangement, even while she harbors a fierce attachment to the old ones.
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Both parties have risen on the xenophobia that became the campaign's animating theme, an indication that the migrant issue is going nowhere, despite European efforts that have cut off smuggling routes and made the Continent less welcoming.
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The approximate Islamist analogues would be the Muslim Brotherhood and Al Qaeda — the former generally committed to working within the political system, the latter to destroying it, yet both profoundly hostile to the values animating open societies.
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According to these articles, hanging baskets of pothos and spiky snake plants are antidotes to the isolation of screen-focused lives and a means of animating tiny apartments that don't offer much in the way of windows.
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The hunger for revolutionary change, the fear that some people were being left behind in America and that no one in Washington cared, was an animating force at the boisterous rallies for Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.
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The idea of a wealth tax has become an animating issue for the Democratic Party, which sees it as a solution to long-festering concerns about inequality and the rapid concentration of economic power among wealthy Americans.
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It's a nod to the pervasive idea from the mid-20th century that Anastasia Romanoff escaped that basement room, living on into the late 20th century and animating plenty of stories about the Russian aristocracy in exile.
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Currently she is trying to avoid animating them too much, instead applying a swing script to some of the 3D selfies so that they move subtly up and down or left and right, while others constantly rotate.
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Mr. Sanders's mixed record on gun control has been one of his major vulnerabilities in the Democratic primary, especially as Hillary Clinton has embraced the issue of gun violence as one of the animating causes of her campaign.
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The belief that there is no greater calling than to maintain order at gunpoint and save the fallen, cosmopolitan American city from itself, is less a fantasy than the animating principle of the various facets of American revanchism.
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Like the recent Aviary Attorney, which turned J. J. Grandville's 19th-century caricatures into a game about bird lawyers, Four Last Things is a brief, enjoyable example of animating public-domain artwork to tell a strange new tale.
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Or — for more practical, ecommerce-related purposes — to enable users of its Echo Show to virtually show off a fashion item they're thinking of buying by having computer vision software digitally animating it on a photorealistic body model.
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It is the story that many of the post-election photographs of Hillary Clinton walking in the woods of Chappaqua tried to piece together—the picture of a life long shaped around politics, suddenly absent its animating force.
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Source: FactSet The performance suggests a pretty positive story animating the market: The trade war contributed to a global industrial slowdown in summer that compressed bond yields, forced the Fed into three rate cuts and inflamed recession fears.
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Brown, 66, is unabashedly progressive but with a Midwestern, populist bent that could appeal to Democratic voters who found Trump's message -- which is fairly aligned with Brown's own beliefs on issues like trade -- not just appealing, but animating.
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An untitled and undated photograph by Archer depicts a backlit Katherine Litz standing in a doorway, motionless but embodying dance through the arch of her back and pointed toe, and the sensuous, torso-caressing light animating the image.
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Part of it is rooted in the power of Trump's cult of personality, which has replaced conservative fervor as the animating force of the GOP base in just the few years since the tea-party revolution of 2010.
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The author Christophe Guilluy — who describes himself as a geographer, although he mostly served as a housing consultant after graduating from college in 1987 — has concerned himself with the growing cultural and economic fissures animating the recent protests.
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We have long passed the point where blithe ridicule of the American right can be credibly cast as private stress relief and not, for instance, the animating public strategy of an entire wing of the liberal culture apparatus.
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The big picture: One of the major factors animating the last two or three years of political turbulence in the U.S. has been the economic sidelining of millions of Americans as jobs have moved overseas or been automated away.
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By emphasizing the animating concern of his campaign during debates, Sanders might bore pundits who've watched him for months, but it also gives him a chance to introduce himself to prospective voters who may never have encountered him before.
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"Ma Rainey" was one of several plays I saw here in recent days that reminded me of the power of anger as an animating force in theater and how much suspense onstage can be generated by watching fuses burn.
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Yeo tapped an artist called Artem Belov to create the game's gorgeous backgrounds — "He's really a pro," Yeo says — but when it came to animating the fighting action, he needed someone with the time to draw countless character frames.
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NHK's TV special features scenes of Miyazaki learning to animate on a tablet, chewing his staff out for animating "without thinking about anything," and at one point suggesting that a worker "quit ASAP," according to a translation from Kotaku.
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It was hard to miss the animating spirit of the play: These kids, given a spectrum of more recent fan choices ranging from Hamilton to superhero-themed camps, chose to step into the Harry Potter universe for a week.
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If you consider its great animating energies since the New Deal — first, anti-labor; then later, anti–civil rights; and finally, anti-feminism — conservatives have achieved a considerable amount of success in either destroying or beating back these movements.
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These are shrouds for the images, already an abstraction of the objects they represent, and like a shroud, they conceal and soften the blunt reality that without the animating spirit of the departed, objects and bodies are flattened husks.
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At that meeting, the Kochs and their incredibly wealthy buddies hashed out a strategy not just for defeating Barack Obama, but for achieving their own animating goals: Deregulation, privatization, and drastically lower taxes for corporations and the super-rich.
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No doubt just what Trump intends: the collapse of the liberal international order, both in its animating commitment to open societies as well as its defining international institutions — the G-7, NATO, the European Union, the World Trade Organization.
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So one of our animating ideas is that if you can help the Valley understand D.C., if you can psychically and even literally connect them, that's great for society and it's great journalism and it's ultimately an awesome business.
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Breaux worked on animating Bill Murray's "Garfield" and bringing life to Aslan, the lion in "The Chronicles of Narnia," before being designated the lead for a special project — a short film combining movie and video-game technology — in 2006.
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The values that are shared throughout the community of democracies, enshrined in the foundation of the U.S. and in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, are now animating citizens around the world to stand up to corrupt, repressive regimes.
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"Many of the same ideas now animating the global populist movement have been the hallmarks of the neo-Maoist movement for over a decade," said Jude Blanchette, a researcher in Beijing who is writing a book about the movement.
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Faith and faithlessness — in healers, in countries and even in art forms — are the ideas animating "Felix Starro," an earnest world-premiere musical by the novelist and playwright Jessica Hagedorn (book and lyrics) and the composer Fabian Obispo (music).
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The exchange with Biden spoke to one of the animating issues in the divide between progressives and liberals about the last 10 years: Did the Obama administration do everything it should have or could have after the financial crisis?
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Now, in his late 70s, he has become a favorite of the loud, if congenitally unreliable youth vote, his visage animating armies of internet memes, his voice helping to revive a dormant passion for social democracy in American life.
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Whether the artist is animating his own version of Dalí's The Persistence of Memory, or visually recalling the impossible worlds of M.C. Escher, it's clear that he's inspired by the great graphic artists and surrealists who came before him.
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Like a shaman animating natural or artificial landscapes through ritualized actions, Yürükoğlu reminds us that attempts at self-positioning are comforting acts of faith — not obligatory, but encouraged for a peaceful co-existence with the rest of the world.
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It's one of the biggest and longest-standing issues in the living room: you want to run the TV display at a refresh rate of 24Hz when you watch 24fps movies, but animating a user interface at 24Hz looks like garbage.
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It's the simplest of tricks for Levy to fade in and out of the interiors like an errant spirit, but it's also an effective means of animating the history of any room whose intimacies you've shared with unmet, long departed strangers.
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You could argue that they only rupture the diegesis by revealing the presiding, crafting hand of the developer at work—whoever it is that spent countless man-hours animating the lid of a toilet, texturing the disrepair of a stall door.
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His long standing opposition to some trade deals means he has had his finger on the same pulse currently animating the Trump coalition, as well as politicians on the other side of the aisle opposed to free trade agreements, like Sens.
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They created a system for annotating 109 hours of blowjob videos—1,200 oral sex video clips in total—by animating a cartoon head and penis on a movable slider they could adjust with a mouse as they watched the porn videos.
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Much of the pushback against Kelly is driven by the same logic animating criticism against his Trump's approach to immigration and terrorism: That is, for people who view Trump's policies as overzealous and even draconian, Kelly would be a strict enforcer.
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Perry spent a solid six months animating the girls' psychedelic romp through the city, and boy, do we wish we could pay rent to live in his version of New York, rather than the concrete trash pit we normally dwell in.
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The process that makes our polished, pretty little pieces of internet often takes more than a month from greenlight to publish — including the research, interviews, field shoots, transcribing, writing, editing, animating, fact-checking, and copy editing that goes into each one.
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When the band started work on Tragic Kingdom, they were barely holding on to their dream — so much so that Stefani's brother, Eric, who had first brought the band members together, quit to take an animating job with The Simpsons.
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"It can look like you but then the challenge is animating the eyes and the expression around the eyes and the mouth, so that it actually looks realistic is quite difficult," he says, admitting there is still an "uncanny valley problem".
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After all, in Thrones of Britannia, each faction is led by nobles who intrigue for their own advancement even as they serve their state, and each faction has its own animating politics that you have to factor into your decisions.
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Composed of carpet brushes, loosely hanging jute, and a crocheted head, it is less an attempt at naturalistic rendering than a nod to the animating forces of nature and the natural world, which were of chief importance to the sculptor.
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The scene that everyone's hopefully seen by now—if not, do so, here—is intimate and passionate in a way that many games don't quite manage to convey, because animating two discrete entities is, frankly, a total pain in the arse.
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Like most Double Fine documentaries and updates, there's a healthy smattering of behind-the-scenes moments with the team, going into the inspiration behind the level, a look at animating early cutscenes, and the broader team's first experiences actually playing it.
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They are symptoms of psychology itself, a field whose desire to be a "natural science" useful to society leads it to swallow the suppositions of the status quo and to forget what the ancient Greek psuche meant: soul or animating force.
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Montaigne appears only once in The Second Mountain, but he is an obvious animating spirit behind this strange book, which strives to emulate the great essayist's discursive style and his habit of dropping the precise, pithy quotation into a paragraph.
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Further animating the protest was the release by WikiLeaks of hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee showing party efforts to undermine Mr. Sanders's candidacy, reinforcing a widespread view among marchers that party leaders had stacked the deck against him.
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In the age of Trump, you would think more of us would have concluded that unchecked sexism has further-reaching implications than just uncomfortable personal interactions -- that it can be an animating force for serious malevolence and abuse of power.
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And while many of the actresses have trouble animating their slightly cartoonish roles — Ms. Parker, Ms. Thirlby and Tania Raymonde as a combination prostitute and legal secretary — Nina Arianda will continue to be the best reason to watch the show.
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Ms. Hart and Mr. McLean — who narrate the show as Helena and Bob while also playing incidental characters — seem to share animating secrets as they play acoustic guitar and sing to each other, the observing audience simply basking in the warmth.
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In an interview, Jennifer Lawrence has described how the movie "depicts the rape and torment of Mother Earth," suggesting that the tension is between the divine spark animating humanity and the needs of the world that was created for them.
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Over the years, she assembled an eclectic lineup that included the composer Philip Glass, Debbie Harry and Chris Stein of Blondie, Tuli Kupferberg of the Fugs and Ponderosa Pine, the bark-clad animating spirit behind the All-Species Day Parade.
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But Cruz's statement is noteworthy because he strongly supports one of the animating ideas behind the Oregon protest — that the federal government owns too much land in the western United States and should transfer control of that land to states.
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But, citing a federal appeals court decision, the memo also said the "animating principle" used to make the determination of contractor status was whether the worker had an opportunity to profit from the activity in the way an entrepreneur would.
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But it results in stunningly gorgeous animation, which also made Williams the perfect fit for... By the time director Robert Zemeckis was assembling the team that would make 1988's Who Framed Roger Rabbit, animating on the ones was increasingly uncommon.
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From C. Wright Mills ("The Power Elite") to Noam Chomsky ("Manufacturing Consent"), the animating belief of the far left has been, as Tom Hayden put it, that we live in a "false democracy," controlled by an unaccountable, deceitful and shadowy elite.
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But California has become, however improbably, a leading exporter of the energy that is animating the conservative movement, and it is giving rise to some of the loudest new voices on the right, from the West Wing to the radical fringe.
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Mr. Bloomberg, a media tycoon whose animating issues include fighting climate change and gun violence, donated $43 million to super PACs supporting Democratic candidates so far this month, bringing his total for the midterm cycle to more than $61 million.
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The idea animating the statute is that there will be proxies standing in for the role the public usually plays — the inspector general, who receives and reviews the complaint; and the intelligence committees, who, if necessary, can act upon it.
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The animating spirit of this government seems to be: that citizens are by nature corrupt, they're hiding personal information, they evade taxes, they're slothful, lawless, don't do enough yoga and must be reined in and made accountable to the government.
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Not least, she has maneuvered to deflate the issue that had left her most vulnerable — her decision to open German borders to nearly a million asylum seekers in 2015 — and in the process stripped away her far-right opponents' animating force.
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The fight over the law was one of the precipitating factors behind Warren's transition from academia into public office and is one of the central policy differences animating the clash between her and Biden, who is more moderate on most issues.
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Much as in his previous book, "Godforsaken Grapes," in which Mr. Wilson wrote about esoteric wines around the world that have great cultural resonance but little business success, "Cider Revival" adeptly identifies the polarizing forces animating cider producers and inciting debate.
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The director Jérémy Clapin "shoots the hand as if it could see, frequently animating it scuttling on the ground to emphasize its smallness and its vulnerability in a hostile world," Teo Bugbee wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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And so, we literally have an animation studio within a robotics company, with people from backgrounds like Pixar, DreamWorks and other places, animating a physical character, using very, very similar techniques and processes that you would see in an animated film.
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Smith, who first started experimenting with instant cameras in the '60s and '70s ("they were a very exciting possibility then," she says) also uses the images as a drawing surface, animating them with her own evocative handmade marks and scribbles.
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The right's reaction, in turn, revealed several of its core animating assumptions that white Christians are persecuted minorities, that overzealous social justice warriors represent an existential threat to a free society, and that the media is on their enemies' sides.
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If the Times wants to find authentic expressions of the sentiments animating Trump supporters, it will have to look beyond the confines of the elite establishment, to Breitbart, TownHall, Infowars, or one of the avowedly right-wing outlets where conservatives cluster.
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This game, released on SNES in 1992, is one of a relative few for this console that uses a mouse instead of a controller, with functionality to draw, color, compose music or play mini games when the animating grind gets tedious.
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"Instead of animating with graph editors or icons representing location, people could simply reach out, grab a virtual toy, and carry it through the scene," Rob Jagnow, a Google VR software engineer, wrote in a blog post revealing the tool on Tuesday.
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It is this premise of a flexible law that became the animating force in law schools and ultimately in American courts and policy, largely through a series of movements that Mr Presser describes with as much precision as this somewhat murky procession allows.
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"[We took] conversations from being just two people standing in front of each other to some pretty elaborate cinematic sequences… we really upped our game as far as what we could do animating the characters with the assets we had," he says.
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But they also argue that impeachment doesn't have a chance of succeeding in the Senate under Republican control, and they think, politically, the messaging could have the adverse effect if they broach the subject too soon — further animating Trump's base ahead of 2020.
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As a bit of special effects magic, however, it's pretty neat: The Walking Dead relied on VFX company Rhythm and Hues, which won an Oscar for animating the tiger in the live-action Life of Pi adaptation, to perform the Shiva transformation.
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Clinton has repeatedly tried to portray Sanders -- who has a record of moderation on the subject -- as soft on an issue that is increasingly animating Democrats in 2016, and has sought to link him to the NRA, which is unpopular with liberal voters.
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David BratDavid Alan BratTed Cruz, AOC have it right on banning former members of Congress from becoming lobbyists Corey Stewart to lead pro-Trump super PAC The animating forces behind the Democratic Party are true, radical leftists MORE (R-Va.) said this week.
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Whatever the real-world relevance of Confederate history to US today, its relevance to the Constitution -- and, particularly, the Civil War Amendments -- is central: It was the sole animating reason for the three amendments that dramatically reshaped federal authority over the states.
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While a shutdown strategy probably doesn't hurt the President long term, he can turn lemons into lemonade by achieving a compromise that would satisfy the experts while simultaneously showing his people he hasn't given up on the animating promise of his first campaign.
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Instead of pre-animating the characters, for example, the game uses ragdoll physics, the upshot of which is that even when you lose and come careening off the scooter, you are treated to some spectacular feast of floppy, head-over-toes carnage.
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The question, particularly in black circles, has been animating cocktail parties, college homecomings and water-cooler chat, a reaction to a trio of ambitious white candidates who are among the eight major contenders in a wide-open race to replace Mayor Kasim Reed.
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" But she looks kindly on the "lilting forms" of Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain, a swooping, curving building that she describes as a place in which "the human body's presence and movement in space [are] the animating features in a design.
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Hensarling is retiring at the end of this year with none of these ideas enacted, no successor as a thought leader among congressional Republicans on financial regulation, and a Trump administration in office that has no animating ideas at all about banking policy.
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But beneath the surface of a seemingly placid race is a much more volatile contest, as a series of primaries-within-the-primary unfold along lines that reflect some of the most animating forces in the Trump era: race, gender, age and ideology.
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In our eagerness to discount our opponents as easily triggered snowflakes, we've lost sight of the animating impulse behind much of politics and, indeed, much of life: the desire to feel safe, to know you can say what you want without fear.
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They had a plan: dramatize the special counsel's damning but dense report on national television in their committees, animating his prose with vivid testimony from witnesses who would discuss Mr. Mueller's findings on Russia's election interference and Mr. Trump's possible obstruction of justice.
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Facebook doesn't care about the animating spirit that guided the media industry during its formative years—that quest to forge a new and democratic lingua franca with an audience thirsting for new ideas, or simply to feel more at home in the world.
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Democrats went too far out on a limb with their collusion promises to score political points, have lost confidence that the Mueller report will back their wildest conspiracy fantasies, and are now forced to dial back one of their party's most animating issues.
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The documentary's first episode strives to describe their relationship with the heady allure of young love, even animating a cartoon version of the couple walking hand in hand through flowers and featuring classmate after classmate who describes Syed in glowing and admirable terms.
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Mr. Holland may not write with Mr. Hughes's breadth of cultural references or literary flair, but he does a compelling job of conjuring ancient Rome and its often monstrous rulers, and providing us with an understanding of its complicated class dynamics and animating mythology.
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The project logistics and execution was overseen and largely implemented by CCS Adjunct and MIT grad TJ McLeish, who designed, constructed, and fabricated all of the full-scale replica's components, including the 3D forms, and the configuration of their animating motors, electronics, and software.
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But this comparison takes into account neither the animating impulses of her art — Ms. Gaignard is biracial, and her background forms an essential through line in her work — nor the decades of intervening culture since Ms. Sherman began taking pictures in the late 1970s.
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For Taub, the issues animating the protests go beyond Trump's refusal to make his tax records public, a tradition that goes back four decades to the Watergate era, when government officials came under heightened public pressure to be more transparent about their personal dealings.
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We do our very best to not look too closely at the things flickering in our peripheral vision, the things animating the desire to watch a world where no one need die, because there will always be somebody there to catch you when you fall.
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" And Carson attributed the turbulent episodes at Trump rallies to the deep anger animating the electorate, saying, voters are "really more at a place where Donald Trump is, because they're so frustrated, and they're angry, and they're tired of people trying to manipulate them.
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David BratDavid Alan BratTed Cruz, AOC have it right on banning former members of Congress from becoming lobbyists Corey Stewart to lead pro-Trump super PAC The animating forces behind the Democratic Party are true, radical leftists MORE (R-Va.), who was unseated by Rep.
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Janice Fine, an associate professor of labor studies at Rutgers University, said one possible animating principle for the organizations that emerge from the Fight for $15 could be enforcement of minimum wage laws, and other laws affecting paid leave and scheduling, once they are enacted.
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At a time when international politics feels like it's reaching a moral nadir and everyone is clashing, it's animating to see everyday women in everyday situations being remarkably bold – being politically active, but also just trying to live how they want without a fight.
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The most idyllic section of Fort Greene is found along the exquisitely preserved brownstone blocks of South Portland and South Oxford between DeKalb and Lafayette, and along stately Washington, which faces the procession of morning joggers, dog walkers and French-speaking nannies animating the park.
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If there is an animating tension in Jackson's fiction, it is surely the tension between wanting to get out and being too frightened to go, or between longing for a home and knowing that in all homes one person inevitably ends up swallowing the other.
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" Cass acknowledges the problems animating populism are very real, but he argues that they won't be solved by the governing ideologies he blames for creating the crisis, nor by the populism itself, "which has demonstrated no ability to formulate or implement a coherent response.
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One day, while he's off fighting with his former Spartan brothers in the city of Rhodes — against the wishes of Athena and the rest of the gods — a giant eagle appears out of nowhere and saps away his powers, animating the Colossus of Rhodes in the process.
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Gun control is one of the few issues where Clinton can come at Sanders from the left, and the issue is animating the liberal base with an assist from Obama, who appears determined to make gun control the signature issue of his final year in office.
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The fanboy side of Christie is probably the single most animating quality about him, more than the bullying style he can exhibit when challenged (by smaller targets) or the opportunism he has been accused of or the tell-it-like-it-is persona he once inhabited.
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This same question, of art's usefulness in the face of massive human suffering, provides the animating force behind an exhibition by the Belgian-born artist Francis Alÿs, at the David Zwirner Gallery in London, about life in the once prosperous U.S.-Mexico border town of Ciudad Juárez.
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"Neither benign nor malevolent, the faceless forces animating every inch of his paintings are integral to a vision of reality in which destruction and renewal are different sides of the same coin," Yau wrote of Soutine's still life paintings in a 2006 review for the Brooklyn Rail.
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Even as women have emerged as the animating force behind the backlash to President Trump, with many storming to victory in congressional primaries, several are finding governor's races to be more challenging as they struggle to build as much political and financial support as their male rivals.
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Outside of jazz, he was one of the animating forces on a trio of albums released in 2000 — D'Angelo's "Voodoo," Erykah Badu's "Mama's Gun" and Common's "Like Water for Chocolate" — that were high water marks for the Soulquarian movement of earthy, historically minded hip-hop and soul.
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Income inequality has roiled American society and politics for years, animating the rise of Barack Obama out of the collapse of the financial system in 2008, energizing right-wing populism and the emergence of nationalist leaders like Donald J. Trump, and pushing the Democratic Party leftward.
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Sen's paper suggests that instead of defining liberalism by books written by dead white men, it makes more sense to treat it as a set of parts: a grouping of principles and animating ideas that, when combined, add up to an overarching framework for understanding political life.
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For the past decade-and-a-half, he's been a constant, animating (if not always showy) presence in a run of good and strange films, many involving a winning bingo card of the great contemporary directors: Paul Thomas Anderson, Steve McQueen, Ang Lee, Spike Jonze, Denis Villeneuve.
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Taking its title from a line from Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin, the show rejects the notion that "home" is reducible to a fixed place or static dream, conceiving of it instead as an animating force that sets people adrift in the pursuit of intimacy and belonging.
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Not only does this prevent the svelte 85-minute movie from overstaying its welcome (something many modern comedies could stand to emulate), but it keeps the focus on Williams, who is pretty much the only thing animating writer-director James Strouse's otherwise stagnant tale of personal and professional growth.
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But privately, many black journalists have expressed dismay at the difficulty of providing sports coverage in the current climate when black athletes are under attack for protesting inequality, police brutality, and racism — all deeply personal issues animating the national conversation and the subtext of the current NFL season.
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The term blends, on the one hand, serious analysis and critique of the ideas of Islamic totalitarianism, the cause animating the jihadists, which is vitally important (and the purpose of my book); and, on the other hand, racist and tribalist bigotry against people who espouse the religion of Islam.
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Not for those who believe in the idea that Lincoln labored until his dying day to preserve, the idea animating our great national experiment, so unique then, so precious still — that our government is chosen by our people, through our franchise, and not by some hostile foreign power.
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" Dr. Turkle, director of the MIT Initiative on Technology and Self, and a longtime observer of how people interact with their machines, recalled a presentation in the "early days of the Internet of Things," she said, "for how we might use this new way of animating our worlds.
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The trio began arguing for a "feminism for the 99%" in 2017, when they joined five other feminist activists to plan the International Women's Strike, a collective action they say provided the basis for "re-politicizing" and "re-animating" a feminism that had been co-opted by capitalism.
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Weeks before the midterm congressional elections, Mr. Trump is trying to elevate the issue of illegal immigration, an animating topic for the base of conservative white voters who powered his campaign, and one that many Republicans are leaning on in an attempt to hold on to their seats.
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No song on the new record is an overt protest song in the vein of "Sam Stone" or "Paradise," but the album's spare production echoes the powerful simplicity of Mr. Prine's first record, and the animating spirit of that early music is threaded throughout the new work, too.
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Sharon Jones, a 53-year old Wal-Mart cashier from Coleman County, Alabama, says her anger over undocumented immigrants shopping at her store on welfare benefits is animating her support for Trump, who has promised to deport undocumented workers and build a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Some refugee advocates, such as Bilal Askaryar, a gay Muslim Afghan-American whose family was granted asylum in the US when he was a child, wonder if the Islamophobic sentiments animating the ban mean that the US is no longer the "safe haven" that asylum hopefuls are seeking.
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Immigration has been the animating issue of the Trump presidency, and now — with the possibility that Republicans could face significant losses in the midterm elections on Tuesday — the president has fully embraced a dark, anti-immigrant message in the hope that stoking fear will motivate voters to reject Democrats.
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The animating ideas vary widely: a babysitting service for upper-class families who need occasional help and value the care college or graduate students can provide their children; a reliable car-repair service that will schedule appointments with reputable garages; an advanced software-based pen to improve classroom learning.
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"The animating factor that was just not there [in 2016] is Trump," said Adams, who worked on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonWarren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left Poll: Trump trails 2020 Democratic contenders in Michigan US company offers free cybersecurity assistance to campaigns MORE's campaign that year.
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The animating question for people close to the Sanders operation now is not whether he slides out of the race before the convention — that won't happen, they believe — but how he finds a comfortable position campaigning against Trump while still agitating for his desired changes within the Democratic Party.
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Garza sometimes writes haiku—she admires the economy of the form—and in those four syllables she recognized a distillation not only of the anger that attended Zimmerman's acquittal but also of the animating principle at the core of black social movements dating back more than a century.
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On Monday, showing fresh contempt for the people who work under him in the Justice Department, Barr renounced a determination by the department's inspector general that the F.B.I.'s investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia was legitimate and that anti-Trump bias was not its animating force.
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President Trump recently received a controversial award for signing the bipartisan First Step Act, which allows thousands of federal prisoners to earn an early release, and Democratic presidential hopefuls have each tried to own an animating issue for the left with detailed and sometimes ambitious criminal justice policy proposals.
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"Mitch McConnell has presided over absolutely destroying Senate norms, from Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandJuan Williams: GOP are hypocrites on impeachment Finding an animating issue is Democrats' biggest 6900 challenge — not Trump McCaskill: 'Mitch McConnell has presided over absolutely destroying Senate norms' MORE to killing legislative debate," she said.
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Four of his opinions contain seeds of what would blossom into the position animating Fisher II. Start with Justice Kennedy's stance in Grutter v Bollinger, the 2003 case that gave a constitutional green-light to the University of Michigan law school's efforts to enrol a "critical mass" of underrepresented minorities.
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Jane Desmond, PhD, is professor of anthropology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and author of several books on how we live with animals, including most recently "Displaying Death and Animating Life: Human-Animal Relations in Art, Science, and Everyday Life" from the University of Chicago Press, 2016.
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An alternately bleak and comedic duet for Tymberly Canale and Paul Lazar, it brought to mind one of the evening's refrains: Elvis Presley's "Can't Help Falling in Love," which played during the prelude and, later, during a video of Yoshito Ohno, Mr. Ohno's son, animating a puppet of his father.
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Trump appears to have brokered at least a temporary peace between son-in-law Jared Kushner, a senior adviser with a growing portfolio of responsibilities, and chief strategist Stephen Bannon, the former Breitbart News chief whose rough edges and nationalist vision were among the animating characteristics of Trump's insurgent campaign.
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Whether that has taken the form of a belief in the American Century, which propelled the country throughout the 1900s, or the harsh strains of America First animating the current White House, the idea of exceptionalism has at times served American power but today, Sachs says, is a recipe for disaster.
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Witnessing people in circumstances that have conspired to warp their sensory faculties and to reduce them to passivity, music therapists offer patients perhaps the only activity conceivable — that of listening — as a pathway to becoming sensate and thus incontestably attuned to the animating realization of still being alive and responsive.
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But if these are the thoughts animating the Cruz and Kasich campaigns, they also have to be prepared for what happens after Trump loses the first ballot on the thinnest of technicalities, and then wages a pitched public-opinion campaign—during the convention, and possibly after—based on broadly shared democratic norms.
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Trump is turning out to be a true disaster for the Republican Party, because his hardcore supporters are numerous enough to win primaries (as they did for both Moore and Trump), but can only be mobilized by a divisive politics that's alienating a chunk of traditional Republicans while also animating the Democratic opposition.
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Asked about the accomplishments of his political generation, he cites the end of the Vietnam War, the animating issue in his first Senate race in 1972; the healing of social and cultural wounds opened up by the 1960s; and measures to widen opportunities for women and increase Washington's emphasis on improving education.
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He still has the most encompassing bodily control in the NBA; at his best, he seems almost to be stop-motion animating his own maneuvers—pausing play and stepping outside of himself, positioning his legs and arms exactly in this and that posture, and then hitting play and starting it up again.
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The series' brazen, goofy escapism embodies a country that was seeing its numerous local subcultures being gobbled up by a national monoculture (symbolized by FBI Agents hunting down various local monsters and urban legends), but it also saw, clearly, the paranoia and darkness animating many on society's fringes, then gave that paranoia voice.
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This means that the studio setup changes with each new work: One week, a row of computer screens showed clay animals that team members were digitally animating; the next, they were modeling NASA data to recreate outer space for Antony Gormley's "Lunatick," a work produced in collaboration with the astrophysicist Priyamvada Natarajan.
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After special elections in Georgia, Montana and South Carolina failed to provide them with much hope that the anti-Trump forces were welling and that Americans who'd voted for him were seized by buyer's remorse, the returns in Virginia suggested that Trump antipathy is indeed real and that it is definitely animating.
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If nothing else, a Biden-Sanders matchup is the logical venue for the party's foremost ideological debate about the proper scope and ambition of government — about whether Mr. Trump is a symptom of longstanding national ills or an "anomaly," as Mr. Biden has suggested, whose removal should be the party's chief animating priority.
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It was hardly the first time the president has spoken in racially fraught terms about immigrants, but it underscored his anger about unchecked immigration — the animating issue of his campaign and his tenure so far — and his frustration that he has not been able to do more to seal the nation's borders.
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WASHINGTON — The high costs of health care are a driving force animating House Democrats in the swing districts that will decide control of Congress next year, with the electoral consequences of their votes to impeach President Trump unclear and a court ruling that left the fate of the Affordable Care Act in limbo.
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His lifelong pursuit of the invisible forces animating the landscape has led him to establish intense dialogs with two very different masters of light, J.M.W. Turner and John Constable, along with a variety of English landscape artists, including Samuel Palmer and the central figures of the Norwich School, John Crome and John Sell Cotman.
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The details of such a scheme would be complicated, but the animating force behind it is simple: Healthcare is a human right, which means insulin is a human right, which means those thousands of people begging for money so they can buy insulin—or drugs for any other chronic condition—is a humanitarian crisis.
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"Made in America understands that simply by existing as a black man in America, Simpson was a spokesperson anyway, no matter how he ran from it," VanDerWerff wrote, and that's exactly right: The project, directed by Ezra Edelman, feels remarkably timely, unpacking many of the prejudices and assumptions that are still animating public life today.
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I don't think they are completely certain themselves; in a useful contribution to the Ahmari affair, R.R. Reno, the editor of First Things, describes their animating spirit as a feeling that something else is needed in American society besides just classical-liberal, limited-government commitments, without any certainty about what that something ought to be.
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As we spoke, it was hard to ascertain what Hogan's animating reason for doing something like this would be, whether he has any particular passion for ideas or theory of the future — or whether he is entertaining the notion simply because he has a high approval rating (69 percent, per a Goucher Poll in February).
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From a lusty, alfresco "The Taming of the Shrew" on the Lower East Side in 1956 (with Colleen Dewhurst in the title role) to the 1971 musical version of "Two Gentlemen of Verona," Papp productions pumped animating oxygen into a centuries-old body of work too often perceived as being made of unyielding marble.
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That kind of revision was the animating force of "Postwar," the epochal 2016–20113 show that Okwui Enwezor curated for the Haus der Kunst in Munich, and the last few years have also included significant shows of postwar painting from Cuba, Mexico, Poland, the Soviet Union, Turkey and South Korea in Western museums and galleries.
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Mr. Caramanica is joined by Joe Coscarelli, the pop music reporter for The New York Times, to excavate the skeletons that are animating this back-and-forth, including but not limited to: Lil Wayne's fashion sense; Kanye West's web of collaborations; Drake's longstanding anxiety about accidental paternity; and the drug-dealing mythology of Pusha-T.
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And it is hard not to conclude that there is a certain animating centrism at work in the British media, just as leftists observe in the U.S. media; that they would prefer small-c conservatism—which, in this case, happens to mean capital-t Tories—to the large-scale upheaval of a radical Corbyn government.
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" Responding to Trump's suggestion, Justice Ruth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader GinsburgJustice Roberts touts civic education as antidote to social media-fueled falsehoods Reviving the ERA: Using women's rights to undermine women's rights Finding an animating issue is Democrats' biggest 2020 challenge — not Trump MORE earlier this month said that "the president is not a lawyer.
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AMITAI ETZIONIInstitute for Communitarian Policy StudiesWashington, DC One for all, all for one* In the light of Charlemagne's wise reflections on the need for an "animating mission" in order to keep the European Union alive (December 24th) we should remember that Europe does indeed have its own cultural identity, embedded in at least 1,500 years of shared perceptions.
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Those interpretive dances you mentioned are a flourish that I think Phillips believes are more meaningful than they actually seem to be in the film, but they serve a magnetic purpose: Arthur Fleck is a man with some visceral animating presence within him, and he expels it through swaying his hips, moving his arms slowly through the air.
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At this late hour, opening the primary and nixing the October deadline would serve practically identical purposes, but to the extent that Sanders supporters are now taking aim at closed primaries in general, rather than at internally suppressive tactics, they're revealing something interesting about themselves—that advantaging Sanders, rather than promoting democratic legitimacy, is their animating principle.
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Now it can be detected not only among America's various Islamist enemies, but even in religion-free North Korea, where many thousands of troops enthusiastically pledge their own lives to protect Kim Jung Un. For now — up close and personal with statistics, charts, and numerical calculations — President Trump and his advisors misunderstand the animating sentiments of enemy war-planning.
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Yet for many Democrats — especially younger voters who have largely known only Mr. Trump and another once-unlikely president for eight years before that — it is a hopelessly outdated notion that the party must be prudent about who it nominates and tread only within centrist confines on animating issues like climate change, racial justice and universal health care.
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After all, the conditions of the real world seem to veer toward the apocalypse consistently, and video games have always used the end of the world (or at least someone's world) as an animating force to justify and situate all the weird stuff that you get up to in them: murder, conquest, rebuilding, and so on.
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Drawing a bright line between these obviously conflicting interests has been a policy priority for the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) for more than a decade, animating our drive to enact commonsense statutes — in 85033 states thus far — that promote accountability and transparency when public authorities feel compelled to hire outside counsel to initiate major litigation.
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Long before the country found itself discussing Grenfell's dereliction — and of the contemptuous council response to a catastrophe of its own making, and the continuing imbroglio over the rehousing of survivors despite their borough's surfeit of empty homes — the ramifications of London's trajectory should have been the animating subject of its politics for the last decade.
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Democrats rightfully moaned about McConnell refusing to give Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandJuan Williams: GOP are hypocrites on impeachment Finding an animating issue is Democrats' biggest 2020 challenge — not Trump McCaskill: 'Mitch McConnell has presided over absolutely destroying Senate norms' MORE a hearing in 2016, but then fewer of us showed up to vote in 2016 than in 2023.
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The decision by Mr. Golden is part of a larger bet animating his first term in Congress: that his willingness to openly flout some of the key orthodoxies of his party will appeal enough to his famously independent-minded constituents to help him hang onto his seat, rather than prompt voters to run him out of office.
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To the architects of the Gorongosa Project, which was established in 2008, the animating objective has been to transform the park into "an engine of human and economic development" — a goal that traces its origins to the early 1990s, when Mozambique's president at the time, Joaquim Chissano, began planning for a recovery when the civil war ended.
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Disruption of the job market and the economy from automation and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the primary ideas animating Andrew YangAndrew YangWilliamson announces poverty plan with support for universal basic income, minimum wage The Hill's Morning Report - Diplomats kick off public evidence about Trump, Ukraine Outsider candidates outpoll insider candidates MORE's surprising campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Kluger's last venture into the history of American journalism was "The Paper," his monumental 1986 autopsy of The New York Herald Tribune, and he brings the same gifts to this more modest book: vivid storytelling built on exacting research, a knack for animating the context and an exquisite sense of balance that honors this country's essential press freedom without romanticizing its champions.
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In a New Republic piece that examines the reasons tech worker power might have taken so long to develop—or for anyone in the media to notice—Moira Weigel and Ben Tarnoff point to the Californian Ideology, the name media theorists Richard Barbrook and Andy Cameron gave to the animating force of Silicon Valley politics of the last three decades.
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He came into office viewing agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency as bastions of what he calls the "deep state," and his contempt for their past work on the issue is an animating factor in trying to force them to abandon key aspects of the methodology they use to try to understand the causes and consequences of a dangerously warming planet.
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For instance, the much smaller 2016 exhibition Fantastic Worlds: Science and Fiction 1780–1910 from the Smithsonian Libraries compared milestones like Mary Shelley's 1818 Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus with physician Luigi Galvani's "animal electricity" experiments on animating dead frog legs, and highlighted how Jules Verne channeled the doomed Franklin expedition in his 1864 book The Adventures of Captain Hatteras.
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So do his generosity and loyalty as a critic and friend (to Eliot, Joyce and others), his tirelessness as a teacher, his unorthodox brilliance as a translator from multiple languages and above all, his supreme ambition for poetry, expressed in his long poem the "Cantos," and in its animating conviction that poetry not only could but should guide the practical motions of society itself.
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But how can McConnell complain about breaking with precedent when, during President Obama's time in office, he broke long Senate precedent by refusing to hold confirmation hearings for a Supreme Court nominee, Merrick GarlandMerrick Brian GarlandJuan Williams: GOP are hypocrites on impeachment Finding an animating issue is Democrats' biggest 6900 challenge — not Trump McCaskill: 'Mitch McConnell has presided over absolutely destroying Senate norms' MORE?
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While the artist and his organization are quick to stress that some version of the project will remain within the original footprint, there are plans to deconstruct the work, piece by piece, with some of it going to museums, and other parts slated for an as-yet amorphous reconfiguration into something more community-based and less dependent on the animating spirit of Guyton himself.
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Nick Clegg Isn't Leaving Politics, He's Reentering Max Read considers why Nick Clegg could be a good fit for Facebook, where he is taking over communications and policy: But while the left-liberal vision of an "open society" has increasingly failed to move voters over the last decade, over that same period of time it's been an animating principle of one of the world's largest and most powerful companies.
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The two sides obviously have different ideas about whether following Obama's lead is a good thing -- 59% of Clinton supporters do, 78% of Trump supporters don't, according to Pew -- but when thinking about how the two sides interpret the candidates' positions and measure their trustworthiness, this little nugget underlines just how differently Americans perceive not only Clinton and Trump, but some of the core questions animating the campaign.
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We join the Women's March, hail Justice Ruth Bader GinsburgRuth Bader GinsburgJustice Roberts touts civic education as antidote to social media-fueled falsehoods Reviving the ERA: Using women's rights to undermine women's rights Finding an animating issue is Democrats' biggest 2020 challenge — not Trump MORE and Dr. Christine Blasey Ford as heroes, and yet, have not found a way to mobilize on this critical issue on a national basis.
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As leaders of the Group of 7 nations ended impromptu consultations on Tuesday with only a general expression of solidarity and refrained from concrete action — no pledge to cut interest rates, no promise of coordinated government spending — they underscored an uncomfortable truth animating fears about the virus: Policymakers tasked with limiting its economic damage appear to be laboring under the assumption that their tool kit is nearly empty.
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