Hill spent years defending her artistry—and the artistry of others.
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But the artistry emerges from the athletics, however uneasily, and the athletics from the artistry.
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The impact of Tezuka's career on Japanese culture far exceeds his actual artistry, though his artistry is incredibly influential.
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"We hope that it sort of legitimizes professional artistry—the modern version of professional artistry," CEO and founder Jack Conte said.
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Poptimism says that it takes craft and artistry to create great pop, and that this craft and artistry is worthy of respect.
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Elegance of line isn't merely an ambition, it's a duty, as technique is wound into artistry and artistry feeds back into the technique.
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I like to think that the artistry is in my work, so I don't need a lot of artistry in the way that it's captured.
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Her artistry & music will move & inspire us forever.
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"To me, it's really all about monetizing artistry," he added.
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That spark, the energy and the artistry was still there.
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"It's something that combines scientific knowledge and artistry," Pace said.
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Many assume it has to do with artistry or luck.
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The reach of artificial intelligence has expanded into pizza artistry.
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Some of that speed comes at the expense of artistry.
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I love her artistry, and I think she's just amazing.
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So why doesn't Mariah's artistry get the recognition it deserves?
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Although he was slower, his artistry was even more refined.
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Cam also praised Styles' artistry on Instagram following the show.
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But she is comfortable in her artistry as a baker.
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Those were what made the show go: syncopation, fire, artistry.
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His cruelty becomes, instead, an indelible component of his artistry.
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There was always some artistry to what we were doing.
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Something feels off with von Trier's sense of artistry now.
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His artistry will only gain ground as the years pass.
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It was the expertise, the artistry, that remained a concern.
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She was elegant, graceful, and utterly uncompromising in her artistry.
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Sometimes just the artistry of the writing can move me!
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Despite his acclaimed artistry, couture alone couldn't keep Lacroix afloat.
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But they often are not really held together by artistry.
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Williams saw heroism and artistry in such poses and pretenses.
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That pastoral artistry can be fleeting in a large metropolis.
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By christening herself "Lady Gaga," Stefani Germanotta has signaled to the world that her pop artistry is inherently intertwined with the pop artistry of those who came before her, as well as her contemporaries.
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We laugh at this today, or appreciate its artistry as satire.
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This tribute will celebrate Gregg Allman's soul, charisma and enduring artistry.
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So there's this tension of artistry and mysticism with extreme precision.
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His artistry, essentially, was bestowed upon him by his spirit guides.
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Are we even wired to appreciate the artistry and the skill?
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And it's honestly the amount of artistry that goes into it.
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But he represents a form of artistry that feels missing elsewhere.
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That's what I want to push and center my artistry on.
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The artistry behind this Basque steak is also in its cooking.
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Beyoncé definitely has the range, the dance skills and performance artistry.
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It's an inspiration, and it's a callout to artistry and identity.
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But Ms. Fang's blooming artistry will surely soon attract new fans.
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You can have laws and guidelines without sacrificing artistry and soul.
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The skill on display lands somewhere between improv and pickup artistry.
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In the water, where they are superhuman nymphs, artistry takes over.
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They are even appreciated by museums for their artistry and craftsmanship.
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But adding the music heightens the artistry of what he captured.
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The losses did not diminish the artistry of his performance, though.
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These demonstrations alone show phenomenal artistry, and yet they're mere preambles.
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The artistry behind double Dutch is not lost on Ms. Finlayson.
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It's artistry the likes of which we may never hear again.
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Ultimately, Cyrus' passion and artistry manage to shine through the noise.
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Their artistry is a source of shared pride and passionate debate.
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Then in the 54th minute came Casemiro's unexpected moment of artistry.
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But Ms. Sturkey grew serious when talking about her sister's artistry.
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These artists' deaths crystallized the relationship between artistry and human connection.
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The rest is shrouded in a veil of artistry and mystery.
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For Gaudí, the artistry is what you do with affordable materials.
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First Sculpture contends that you can't have an artifact without artistry.
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It's a steamy romance with a side of con artistry, or maybe con artistry with a side of steamy romance — but either way, it's a juicy and dark drama that is not primarily miserable or suffocating.
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To 2016, we say this: You weren't great, but your artistry was.
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Somewhat like smartphone cameras, Polaroid cameras were able to democratize photographic artistry.
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The kiddies might not appreciate the artistry, but grown-ups certainly will.
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To do so would be taking away from his laid-back artistry.
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For them, it's such a monumental point in their career and artistry.
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It just shows you, you can really gauge his artistry from there.
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What effect, if any, will streaming have on traditional notions of artistry?
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The artist's life experiences have contributed to his whimsical form of artistry.
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He prized possession, nurtured artistry in offense and encouraged players to improvise.
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Forced diversity, where identity politics trump artistry and storytelling, is another matter.
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Mr. Zur of Travel Artistry predicted that Pendry would appeal to millennials.
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Back-handed compliments, as I'm told, are a pillar of pickup artistry.
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But Mr. Daniels's harsh yet fulsome artistry is a sealant against pity.
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Soundcloud is still a breeding ground for all manner of unclassifiable artistry.
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This, too, is key to Solange's artistry: Limitation leads her to discovery.
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I hungered for personal knowledge of her father's artistry on the pulpit.
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But building up her star power so much obscures her true artistry.
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Although her artistry scores improved as a result, the loaded criticism continued.
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But those don't necessarily cancel out the artistry in Warhol's Business Art.
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"The level of artistry is just off the charts," Ms. Brown said.
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And in "Suite of Dances" he was a dream of peak artistry.
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"'Cherry' is an instant classic that elevated Styles' artistry to new heights."
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" That appealed to Ms. Johnson, who called "Chaconne" an "exercise in artistry.
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The movie showcases Lithgow's incredible acting ability and De Palma's visual artistry.
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Some people will come away bowled over by its ambitions and artistry.
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Lionsgate aimed for fanciful artistry with a golden age of Hollywood sensibility.
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"Parasite" fans won't have to look far for more of Bong's artistry.
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They're books you read, if you read them, for content, not artistry.
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Harvey fell in love with the artistry of the point guard's play.
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I wonder if, in some way, we've spoiled our appetite for artistry.
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Is his work tainted beyond our ability to appreciate the artistry involved?
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Your brain is doing a lot of creative artistry all the time.
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In this second album, Uchis delivers an artistry that is stunningly unique.
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Such artistry, however, later diminished the worth of the reproductions as scientific documentation.
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Whether it's sated by artistry or impulse, there's a dose for your addiction.
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Knockout Artistry and the Low, Low Kick Jeremy Stephens is a bizarre fighter.
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Coppola and the Mozart team are stacking the deck in favor of artistry.
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I love the artistry of floral design, especially designing custom arrangements for weddings.
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Simpson has long been open about her older child's love for makeup artistry.
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Maybe you paint on the side and have won awards for your artistry.
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In 1997 IBM acquired Software Artistry, where McCorkle also worked, for $200 million.
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Varda reflects on her artistry in ways both small (shot choices) and large.
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How did working with Odd Future and The Internet help your solo artistry?
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But the VFX aren't meant to simply stun viewers with artistry and spectacle.
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But you don't need those trappings to appreciate the strength and artistry involved.
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"She really is the complete package of power and artistry," Yamaguchi tells PEOPLE.
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In addition to the music culture, it was a mingling place of artistry.
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It's a movie about action and blood, but the artistry makes the difference.
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The analog artistry here offers as much detail and skill as the digital.
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"Both technical expertise and artistry are key, so check out your surgeon's work."
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It felt like a resurgence, a new sense of direction for her artistry.
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Chef Jerome Valencia brings artistry to the vegetarian culinary scene in Puerto Rico.
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Channel Tres doesn't hide from the flamboyant elements that make up his artistry.
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Unlike his films, the appreciation of Lewton's artistry requires no suspension of disbelief.
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It is an artistry whereby the artist rarely sees his vision fully realized.
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Some people appreciated the artistry, but others found it a disrespectful, commercialized abomination.
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You don't seem to ignore the world as it ties into your artistry.
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There is something refreshing about this willingness to subvert the pretensions of artistry.
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American critics, too, warmed to the self-effacing beauties of Mr. Demus's artistry.
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This artistry plays out in every last detail of each of Guo's designs.
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Earlier, Mr. Sharpton discussed how Ms. Franklin's artistry was connected to her politics.
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Thank you, Miss Aretha, for all the years of fine music and artistry.
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Younger readers will appreciate these guides by two masters of pop-up artistry.
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Carlos understands this was Jimmy's artistry, and he's been very patient with me.
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For this brief window, a little artistry behind the camera might pay off.
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For this festival to maintain its backbone, its needs artistry — in many forms.
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But for now, it is the last, best chance to celebrate his artistry.
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Johnson Controls and Immersive Artistry, an entertainment company based in Santa Monica, Calif.
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"Sign o' the Times" is the most outstanding example of Prince's singular artistry.
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It can't allow him to bask in his own unique, uniquely dreamy artistry.
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The Program Component Score evaluates a skater's presentation and artistry on the ice.
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The impeccable detail on the mask shows Coulter's artistry and attention to detail.
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For singer Lady Gaga, her preferred method of artistry is through costume and hair.
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What makes Blinkie's so miraculous is not the unique artistry of its sugary confections.
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To be sure, Rejlander's underlying motive involved proving the artistry of his newfound profession.
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But Ms. Soloway's show seems allergic to the tentative politeness of Mr. Haynes's artistry.
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Cleanliness, artistry, and technique really does go far, with presence on top of that.
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Homecoming is, first and foremost, a concert movie that celebrates Beyoncé's artistry and musicianship.
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I am dedicating my life to the study of transgender performance, artistry, and liminality.
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The depth of their characters, the artistry in their animation, the comedy, the relationships.
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But the film makes a strong argument for the value of artistry in horror.
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I think streaming is good; I'm trying to get my streaming to artistry levels.
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And the abruptness of its conclusion adds to the overall artistry of the storytelling.
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So she fills in the blanks for me when it comes to technical artistry.
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His voice sounds lovely here, but I'm not particularly impressed by his lyrical artistry.
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I learned from their stories that poetry and artistry, not fast hands, drive magic.
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The Winter Olympics have been full of mind-blowing feats of athleticism and artistry.
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Part of the fun and artistry is not knowing how the film will develop.
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Another possible lens would have been an examination of artistry: Who made these objects?
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Unicycling leads to wire walking which leads to trapeze artistry which leads to skydiving.
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In M.L.S., he has sprezzatura, the spirit of casual artistry, that makes him charismatic.
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Like "Kinaesonata," it conveys the joy of dancing and the artistry of dance-making.
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Her artistry is archaeological: In each performance you see glimpses of all the others.
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She didn't need much luck, of course, given her great artistry and winning personality.
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The scenes of dialogue bristle with their own weird sense of artistry and beauty.
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It's breathtaking to see how Flego's artistry takes decades off of her grandma's face.
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Leading into the Olympics, he sought a more even balance of athleticism and artistry.
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With her technique, the artistry of taxidermy is intact and no animals are harmed.
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Whatever risks exist in objectifying O'Keeffe, her legacy reveals an artistry of self-presentation.
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However, fashion designers needed to factor in artistry and athleticism when crafting a costume.
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That happens through sandstorm battles, bow-and-arrow artistry and fights with flaming swords.
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Science and artistry have a beautiful way of coming together under your generation's influence.
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What is missing in this vivid portrait, however, is insight into Turner's true artistry.
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At artist Rashaad Newsome's Champion Art Ball, a focus on black creativity and artistry.
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"Street culture artistry is a fast accelerating movement," Tina Ziegler, the fair's director, said.
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Movies like Thor: Ragnarok and Black Panther shine because of the directors' independent artistry.
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The original film was an impressive feat of motion-picture artistry, especially for its time.
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That was something I'm really interested in playing with within my artistry, within my vogue.
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He's a medical illustrator, which means his job is partly about artistry, partly about communication.
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That unique close reading of Prince's music is a valuable tool for deciphering Prince's artistry.
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He advised younger singers to focus on their artistry and not obsess about a career.
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Plus, at 52, the standard-setting dancer nailed the challenging choreography power, grace and artistry.
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And her artistry has earned her quite the Instagram following — half a million, in fact.
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Whereas, when it comes to my artistry and my sound in music, it's just me.
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Coupling athleticism and artistry in our club is our way of achieving this incredible feeling.
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Alongside business partner Dana Bomar, Arellano's brand is curated with originality and artistry in mind.
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They combine highly technical engineering with beautiful artistry to turn ordinary water into something extraordinary.
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Credit, then, to the Songwriters Hall of Fame for its acknowledgement of Ms Elliott's artistry.
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You'll be surprised by the incredible artistry and expertise that have perfected this ancient process.
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She never fails to wow us–and her 1.1 million YouTube subscribers–with her artistry.
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Season 2 doesn't need to have that kind of artistry because it has Kathleen Zellner.
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Instead of celebrating the artistry of Farhadi's film, Lahren decided to express ignorance and xenophobia.
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This isn't the first time that Lindsey-Clark has dabbled with Cumberbatch-inspired chocolate artistry.
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After she finishes improving his artistry, Penny vows to live in Morocco for a year.
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Surrendering to an identity is something Juliana transposes from her mixed visual artistry to DJing.
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"Lady", what a wonderful performance - you put such care and artistry in everything you do.
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Collings-James: I think it's a confusing time because our artistry is now peak commodity.
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Even so, we can't help but marvel over the artistry that is cinema sex-hair.
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BRANTLEY I was disappointed that so few shows made use of the artistry of Beyoncé.
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Three "Works on Paper" by Mr. Kahane showed off different facets of Mr. Andres's artistry.
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In "Dancer," Mr. Polunin's suffering may be on display, but too little of his artistry.
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The truth is they are merely polished front men for the ayatollahs' international con artistry.
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The film cracks open stereotypes and wears its empathy and its artistry on its sleeve.
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The increasing interest in MS Paint-related artistry has had both positive and negative effects.
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As is often the case, feelings had to be hurt in the name of artistry.
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It is a genuine masterpiece of basketball artistry and engineering, in ways large and small.
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Image via Instagram Phil has spent too long inside DAWs to not appreciate this artistry.
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Every product required compromises, every design depended on the experience and artistry of its creators.
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He is the godfather of popular music and expression, style and performance, artistry and fame.
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In fairness, Chen has worked diligently to improve his artistry and skating skills, as well.
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The 15-hour production is a test of endurance and artistry unlike any in opera.
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There's no resting on the laurels of the logo, or the artistry of the atelier.
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"The Public has a longstanding history of defending innovative and provocative artistry," the theater said.
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Whether you're looking for skilled coders or just appreciate the artistry, don't miss this event.
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"It's an illustration of the all-encompassing and treacherous nature of artistry," Mr. Wainwright said.
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None of this knowledge took away from my enjoyment of the play's artistry and ingenuity.
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Candy's able to bring natural artistry to her area of employment, and becomes an porn producer.
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He dreamed of owning a place that would reflect both his artistry and his hometown, Alexandria.
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And for workers who define themselves by their artistry, that is a difficult pill to swallow.
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So he doubled down on his artistry, singles be damned, and released Wild Ones in 2015.
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It has never been about "dollar items" or "value meals," but about jealousy, artistry, and betrayal.
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But now, it's inspiring artistry in a most surprising form: that of a sweet little cupcake.
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Dan: Man, when you see it written out like that, it's hard to deny the artistry.
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I wish there were points for artistry, and that director Jeremy Podeswa were a draftable player.
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That artistry, together with the importance and immediacy of the content, grab you in the gut.
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To move through styles and mediums with a cohesive fingerprint is what defines artistry from entertainment.
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Can we separate out the message of a work of art from the artistry it contains?
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I just want to know when the bar became so low for artistry and what not.
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The polar opposite of shows like Cake Boss, feats of edible artistry have no place here.
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This is an amazing, ambitious comic only given more depth and pathos through Stelfreeze's expert artistry.
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And it was the artistry of the performance itself: Bird hit every three-pointer he took.
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But this remarkable collection of songs and spirituals offers an ideal solo showcase for his artistry.
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The provocation and the artistry of "Thérèse Dreaming," the artist's licentiousness and his genius, don't balance.
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Many sports are filled with artistry often missing from the usual weekend sports selection on television.
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Like Jack, Barronelle politely declined an invitation to celebrate a same-sex marriage through her artistry.
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There's a drawing pad so you can practice your artistry from the comfort of the car.
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"I feel like we only got to see a glimpse of his artistry," Big Sean said.
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" Outside the hall, musicians marched carrying signs saying "Philadelphia Orchestra on Strike" and "Retain the Artistry.
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She just went through a breakup, and she seems busy practicing other skills, like tattoo artistry.
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In them, the aspects of her artistry that she had developed separately coalesced: music, movement, sculpture.
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Ms. Dinnerstein, 45, wanted to work with a choreographer in order to stretch her own artistry.
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His outfits, his instruments, his changes of guitar, they were all reflective of his artistry evolving.
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With its alluring mix of athleticism and artistry, it is the centerpiece of the Winter Games.
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In a match-up where guile and artistry always trumped power, Barty was simply smarter throughout.
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Though they work in different art forms, Cantor and Polunin combined their artistry for this project.
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New York City has witnessed some promising developments around disability artistry in the past two years.
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The artistry comes from a mastery of lighting and forced perspective (plus a little dry ice).
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NikkieTutorials was named the first-ever global artistry advisor for Marc Jacobs Beauty in January 2019.
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What was my fear has kind of become my power' and wielding that artistry felt good.
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Many children have seen Jim Henson's artistry; far fewer know anything about the man behind it.
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Now it's art by algorithm, with artistry going with the whim of data analytics and gimmicks.
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I somehow knew even then that the real artistry of burger-making lay in careful assembly.
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Through giddy artistry, elegance of artifice, and beetle-browed believability, we accept Kafka's and Giacometti's depictions.
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Desserts at Mill Street reveal the artistry of Caryn Stabinsky, the pastry chef, and are uniformly ingenious.
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The show is amazing — the artistry, emotion, and athleticism on display is unlike anything I've ever seen.
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Tattoos are one of the unique beauty categories that marries artistry, cultural significance, technique, and sentimental meaning.
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Pettibon prides himself on perfecting the artistry of the mish-mash image, at times even creating collages.
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Like many of the entries, the photograph's grandeur is a culmination of artistry, originality and technical excellence.
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The former Paramount Pictures executive wasn't an artist, but he recognized artistry (and commercial potential) in others.
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To be clear, The Game did not invent pickup artistry or dating services for men or women.
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If mixing and matching gets us anywhere near McGrath's artistry level, hand us the lip brush — stat.
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Then again, that's a spiritual lesson: [his position] has nothing to do with music, artistry, or craftsmanship.
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She's also straddling personal artistry with the television-owned fame that comes with appearing on American Idol.
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Yet their artistry isn't mannered or overly studied; it's cerebral — but casually so, lived-in and unshowy.
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Instead, Yuri on Ice uses the artistry and drama of the sport to reflect the performer's relationships.
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In a way, it's like the artistry has been ripped out of the visual essence of cinema.
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Proof that there is merit, perhaps even artistry, in celebrating yourself with an assist from your pantry.
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Mr von Trier tries to persuade the viewer that there is artistry and method in the murder.
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Mystique's superpower is shape-shifting — and if you can master this look, yours is AP-level artistry.
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"It's a trend-based choice," says Pablo Rodriguez, backstage makeup artist and director of artistry for Illamasqua.
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As much as I appreciate the artistry, this is the only cheese I'll ever say no to.
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I give 110 percent on and off stage because I am true to myself and the artistry.
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It's easy to hate on EDM kingpins like Harris for lack of artistry or button-pushing mundanity.
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Kattan returned to school for a certificate in makeup artistry and began practicing her craft at Revlon.
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From a visual standpoint, there is a subtle artistry to the way these vacuums have been designed.
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The way that their products are meticulously considered in holistic multiple dimensions is really artistry in commercialism.
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Kanye, on the other hand, remains firmly rooted in his artistry as his primary source of income.
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Van Minnen's works project themes of sci-fi strangeness mixed with the technical skill of classical artistry.
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These smaller moments of the everyday seeping into video games lends an observational artistry to Cage's work.
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You don't have to be compelled to use your artistry or voice to do what you do.
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But he ultimately believes that VR, at least when it's crafted with real artistry, has staying power.
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Her great artistry seemed intact, and if any vocal luster was missing, your memory gratefully supplied it.
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"Your average [well-made sex toy] has a certain amount of artistry going into it," Lieberman said.
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That's not to say that these games require less skill or artistry, but simply fewer raw resources.
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But the app doesn't enhance your eye size—the trademark feature of faces in anime/manga artistry.
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Van Herpen marries science and technology, as well as artistry and meticulous handicraft, in her ethereal designs.
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But it's an especially adventurous move if you don't yet have the artistry to back it up.
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Artistry commits Schutz to draw on painting of the past in service to painting yet to come.
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Louis C.K.'s comedy specials are artifacts of both his comedic artistry and his self-justifying persona.
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Though he would return to playing Handel on Sunday, he was, for the moment, appreciating Avicii's artistry.
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He didn't think that to practice his art would be to drain the supply of his artistry.
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This neglected work brought to the attention of contemporary audiences the breadth and scope of Smyth's artistry.
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I was frequently astounded that such stunning and audacious artistry could be delivered into my living room.
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It was, for the first time in Gallant's life, a truly executed vision of his own artistry.
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FOR TOSHIRO KAWASE, the creative tension inherent in this duality is what creates the artistry in ikebana.
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With all the emotional healing you have this month, a little partying and artistry will be great!
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The Spurs and the Heat, with their selfless play and shot-making artistry, turned basketball into ballet.
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Mr. Lupu, 71, has long been admired for the musical integrity and spiritual dimension of his artistry.
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But the artistry of how this movie is photographed will be marveled over for decades to come.
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The placement of infielders has always been his favorite of the game's many opportunities for subtle artistry.
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Her love, spirit and artistry are forever woven into the fabric and legacy of Earth, Wind & Fire.
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Maybe artistry has gone down and cliffhangers have skyrocketed because art gets us out of the house.
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For the first time in their history, it feels like West and Cudi respect each other's artistry.
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In response, Trump puts on a performance in bullshit artistry we haven't seen in a long time.
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The Twitter account, which has more than 17,000 followers, described itself as security research, artistry and satire.
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Couple's ice dancing has a reputation for being a very beautiful sport, with fierce artistry and dazzling lifts.
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The father had been a decorator in Syria and had put all his artistry into his new home.
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So it seemed like an appropriate aisle of comic book artistry to match with where Will was at.
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Mirror-like flashes of light dance across her patent leather lips in a mesmerizing display of makeup artistry.
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Be loyal and have a group of people around you who you trust, and whose artistry you admire.
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Caroline Jack, who studies misinformation at Data & Society, saw Speedo Bernie's casual artistry as a play for shares.
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Bianco is more Cirque du Soleil than Ringling Brothers, pulling from the former's blend of artistry and athleticism.
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Figure skating was not always woven in with music and artistry — it was very much a technical sport.
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Now she's working on being a mom to Trey, her makeup artistry, and starring in bridal inspiration shoots.
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Without Mr Fukunaga's artistry, "True Detective" needs its central mystery to pay off to be worth the watch.
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It displayed the two sides of his artistry, one bold and colourful and the other intimate and reverent.
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It's very humbling to be around all these people who love art so much and love the artistry.
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"The world will never know her artistry and talent, and how much she had to offer," he said.
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It's easy to solve problems with money but you get into the artistry when you don't have money.
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Instead, she is one of the few celebs whose weight, at times, attracts more attention than her artistry.
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One cost of exploring new technological frontiers is limiting who can access certain kinds of art and artistry.
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When was the last time you read about Sander Van Doorn challenging Beck's artistry during an award's ceremony?
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The result is a uniquely entertaining, if not incomprehensible to a point of sheer-artistry, sci-fi production.
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For the first time in their history, it feels like there's a mutual respect for each other's artistry.
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For a while, though, his kids didn't exactly know who their father was in terms of his artistry.
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He would mimic their shuffling desperation and his own artistry, pummelling the air with fast, precise, furious fists.
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Similarly, Daniel R. Small (no relation to the writer) is interested in this balance between evidence and artistry.
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This indifferentism is hard to reconcile with the effort and the artistry that Pessoa devoted to his work.
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So do I. I can appreciate the artistry involved in an elaborate yarn or a sharp one-liner.
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And many New York Times readers took the chance to share reflections on his artistry, personality and style.
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His biggest admirers, deprived of his artistry on the field of late, are hoping he does just that.
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"This is not a work painted by someone with no artistry or no artistic talent," Mr. Zieske said.
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It's an authentic look at artistry with Oscar Isaac giving one of the great performances of the decade.
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Hernandez, however, has helped to bring artistry and dance back into American gymnastics, to the applause of many.
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Fruit carving : How to carve the curling elements This is two minutes and ten seconds of pure artistry.
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That's artistry that tells Nirvana that we're just gonna be grunge, that we're gonna not give a fuck.
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But in reality, captive tortoises have a notable knack for escape artistry, perhaps because people underestimate their gumption.
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Despite the artistry of the wall dogs&apos work, their walls weren&apost considered art; they were advertisements.
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Our personalities are really similar, how we view the world and our artistry and our position as musicians.
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He has not played that much Beethoven as yet, so the "Emperor" showed another aspect of his artistry.
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Ms. Hannigan, at 46, is already renowned for her versatility and detailed artistry in modernist and contemporary repertory.
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But the harmonies — quickly shifting, comforting and peculiar at once — served as reminders of Mr. Lang's individual artistry.
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" And he concludes a clunky defense of his artistry, "Kick It," with "get weed from me/It's good.
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And the emotion and interpretive skills of his artistry and musicality have made him a figure of fascination.
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However, it is unfair to Petry to think of her artistry as a pink-collared version of Wright.
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The handmade artistry of these books helps to illuminate and animate children's feelings of wonder, loss and determination.
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But to divorce his artistry from his sexuality is a huge misstep that hushes his anarchic queer legacy.
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Many celebrities have worn her artistry on gala red carpets, including Emily Blunt, Gwyneth Paltrow and Uma Thurman.
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As a sheer display of artistry, it was eye-boggling; as a challenge to preconceptions, it was invaluable.
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The movie's fight scenes are like highlight reels in themselves, mashing together visual artistry with bone-crunching savagery.
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Yet there are many who agree that the intentional walk never lived up to the artistry of baseball.
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Some fans, many of them European, grumble that modern gymnastics has forsaken artistry for the sake of athleticism.
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Their moves were at turns staggering contortions and graceful glides, sweeping artistry and fleeting chronicles of everyday life.
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But it's jarring to think of the repertory presented here in light of Robert Joffrey's wisdom and artistry.
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Here is where Botticelli and Stevens most fully converge – their artistry primarily serves the needs of the patron.
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And yet more than mere technique, dance artistry is created from the sum of life experiences, he said.
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Part of artistry is to elicit an emotional response; but to elicit and elicit (and elicit) is commercialism.
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It's athleticism meets artistry, and honestly, the only sport that can beat it is... Literally, WTF is curling?!
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The artistry of the elaborate cutouts is an aesthetic modern-day filmmakers and TV showrunners still strive for.
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And yet the dish, even when made without artistry, diligence or the remotest interest in freshness, almost always satisfies.
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She added that she had been impressed by the artistry of the players and their responsiveness to her direction.
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With each one I watched, I was realizing that his job is a blend of medicine, engineering, and artistry.
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The barista who made it displayed such artistry as she added layer upon layer of festivity to the drink.
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I woke up this morning remembering how constant the artistry of the film was, and how it impressed me.
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Previous entries in the KBO first pitch canon include martial artistry, archery, and a lovely tribute to 50 Cent.
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Ford does it with a veneer of artistry, but in the end, the two of them are similarly amoral.
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Putting aside Kanye West's tendency to embroil himself in touchy matters, Christina Aguilera praises the rapper for his artistry.
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Barry Jenkins' direction demonstrates a sense of control and finesse that somehow deepens the artistry he demonstrated with Moonlight.
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Inspired by his parents' regular tattoo parties, Ezrah "The Shark" Dormon became interested in the artistry of permanent ink.
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Via a succession of scenes framed, paced and coloured with artistry, Ms Hammad entwines domestic intrigue with public strife.
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Some of this, however is due to GIF and video artistry being a relatively popular means of expression now.
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So now that your waste concerns have abated, relax on this beautiful holiday Friday and enjoy a little artistry.
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He took some classes and was part of a group of young people who were experimenting with their artistry.
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What I wasn't prepared for was how completely this woman's infectious personality and abundant artistry would suck me in.
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John Legend and Moonlight director Barry Jenkins are both being honored for their artistry in addition to Leslie Jones.
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If they want to prove their worth on a national stage, they ultimately must show why their artistry matters.
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It's the million dollar question right now ... is Lonzo's basketball artistry worth having to deal with LaVar every day?
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The behind-the-scenes artistry is more convincing now than ever — and it often comes with a 4 a.m.
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Hack tells The Creators Project that she got her start in body painting while studying makeup artistry in 1990.
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I couldn't be more proud of the friendship and power of his artistry and to stand with him. pic.twitter.
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From the late release to its omissions, K.T.S.E doesn't put Taylor in a position of control in her artistry.
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"I wanted to bring together the incredible craftsmanship of vintage garments with the artistry of Japanese dyeing," McAlpine says.
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As videos, most are merely adequate: his music is a more effective statement of his artistry without the visuals.
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The trip introduced Mr. Binder and Mr. Christensen to the European circus tradition, one that privileged artistry over vulgarity.
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She has such a mastery of her artistry and her voice, and she has such high standards of excellence.
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Mr. Jones also lets Hitchcock speak for himself about his technique and artistry through the dissection of memorable scenes.
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The New York Times ran a feature comparing his artistry to ballet, and FiveThirtyEight simply declared him "the revolution".
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Second, read this slightly modified passage from the article "The Artistry of Stephen Curry" and then answer the questions.
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Arts of War: Artistry in Weapons across Cultures features the Tlingit armor among 170 objects from the Peabody's collections.
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On each project, Beyoncé continues to deliver messages of pride, resilience, and fearlessness into the fabric of her artistry.
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"There's that sweet spot of when your technique and artistry meet, and I feel like that's happening, " she continued.
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But Mr. McCurdy's recent success has as much to do with his savvy management decisions as his own artistry.
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It showcased the creativity and visual artistry behind her work while reminding us how addictive her best songs are.
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Her work endures (despite her own efforts) not merely because of the strength of its message but its artistry.
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Wagner said on Friday night that she was "furious," feeling the judges had underscored her on marks for artistry.
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Soon after, he resolved to refine his artistry, and he applied to work for a New York City restorer.
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" Thompson clearly feels that she must defend Christie's artistry from attack: "Because of her simplicity she has been misunderstood.
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The cancellations will invariably be disappointing for tourists and locals who rely on Broadway for inspiration, entertainment, and artistry.
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Fascinated by his artistry, dazzled by his erudition and curiosity, I would occasionally suggest a coffee or a drink.
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"If you look at his Vines and sort of his artistry on that platform, he's mastered it," Binkow said.
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She now has more than 12.4 million subscribers, and is the first-ever global artistry advisor for Marc Jacobs.
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"Fans are choosing to enjoy the artistry, sound and creativity of music regardless of its origin," Mr. Okosi said.
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Only later was I able to return to them and see the artistry my parents were hoping I'd discover.
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After making some mistakes — he used the wrong paint for some time — Danklefs got the hang of sneaker artistry.
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"Fans are choosing to enjoy the artistry, sound and creativity of music regardless of its origin," Mr. Okosi said.
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The company makes everything from marble sinks to one-of-a-kind lamps, bringing artistry to the home sphere.
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Combining work in oil paint with digital artistry, the film is unafraid to let brush strokes or impasto show.
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For Koga, now seemed a good time to revisit a group show to document the advancements in neon artistry.
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While Mosley didn't think of himself as an artist, many of his photographs demonstrate his artistry with a camera.
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The Starks, however, would dominate every winter Olympics sport; we could especially see Sansa enjoying the artistry of ice skating.
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No matter how you feel about 2016, it's hard to deny that artistry and creativity in the beauty world flourished.
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Kutzbach's intention is to highlight the artistry behind Chilean textiles, especially their handmade qualities, and to illustrate their creative possibilities.
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But she concludes that such selfless artistry is beyond her, and for this reason, her music will always be mediocre.
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Perhaps the root of this is that soccer excellence and artistry have long been famously intertwined with Brazil's national identity.
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Sacrificing nitty gritty plot details for artistry, Wright's story skipped over some of the more detailed aspects of Farr's script.
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MAC was one of the first brands to democratize makeup artistry and turn it into a trade anyone can learn.
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But due to the rising popularity of commercial dance, majoretting has begun to attract admirers singularly interested in its artistry.
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Their erasure both limits our perception of history and undermines the importance of the work and artistry of these women.
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But with the help of Miles' artistry and Wang's vision, we'll probably be seeing many of these takes this summer.
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So, it's more so about me making sure my artistry is where I want it to be before it's released.
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While "The Apollo" itself might have taken a more inventive approach, it derives its power from the artistry it captures.
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Through creativity and somewhat silly artistry, Clemmer hopes to generate more open conversations and more comprehensive education around reproductive health.
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Doing contour, highlight, fleek brows, and cut creases, in terms of makeup artistry, is as easy as 1+1=2.
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Accompanied by a marching band, about 120 people who registered for the event paraded in Gorky Park showcasing their artistry.
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They master performance, but they also master sound, these artists each have something I value about them and their artistry.
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And for its inseparability from the man, I can't justify raving about Annie Hall, even while I recognize its artistry.
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But I think I do desire the recognition on a bigger level for my artistry, because with recognition comes support.
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It's been such an experience, sharing personal thoughts about artistry and acting with someone that's influenced me in many ways.
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Thankfully, the internet has taught us not to accept an inferior form of comic artistry, but a more flexible one.
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The well-established artistry of the German countertenor Andreas Scholl extends far beyond the sheer beauty of his vocal production.
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The mural's artistry — stunningly realistic for a generation that had never seen Earth from space — was looking out of date.
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And that's before we even get to the Fashion Group International Awards, or the Couture Council Artistry of fashion Award.
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Museumgoers might compare such artistry to the dexterity required to construct any of the 13 bird-made nests on view.
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While an unwavering fan of the skill and artistry of the operas, he is anxious that their appeal may falter.
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That has largely favored Republicans during the past decade, as the justices heard in Octoberwhen confronted by Wisconsin's partisan artistry.
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Callas aficionados, in particular, have long been insatiable in their hunger for every scrap of La Divina's artistry and persona.
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Perhaps the hologram will introduce some newcomers to her incredible artistry; I'd urge everyone to listen to Callas's extensive discography.
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If they're going to say that all of this is artistry, we're going to be in a very challenging position.
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The work of those like Damon introduce art that really thinks about the intersection of building black power and artistry.
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Applications are now open for a 5-day boot camp on the fundamentals of disability studies, artistry, and arts policy.
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His stature with critics may be shaky, but this program makes the case that there is artistry in his solipsism.
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These kinds of efforts have long been acknowledged as much for the otherworldly patience they require as for their artistry.
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People on far ends of the spectrum in the same field of artistry can end up with eerily similar stages.
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When it comes to the artistry of Ms. Kawakubo, you have to wear her (and I do) to know her.
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But there's still no denying the artistry of Davis's work in it or the fact that she's due an Oscar.
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It really is the same work ethic, the same vibe, the same total dedication to the work and individual artistry.
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Laura Eason's script is less interested in musical artistry, however, than it is in the confronting of one's own mortality.
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The artistry consisted in writing songs that would be more anti-establishment than any before but would not be censored.
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He was the modern couturier committed to the artistry of those traditions, but always with an eye for everyday life.
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In a phone interview from the back seat of a car, Ferrera, 34, spoke about her artistry and her activism.
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It is, they'll tell you, as central to her artistry as her superb technique and the sensitivity of her touch.
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One doesn't feel the full impact of the range and depth of Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw artistry from the objects in this show.
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Gorgeous vases, decorative plates, and pristine statues of religious figures speak to the decadence and high artistry of the era.
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Many in the music world cited Oliveros as an inspirational icon for her artistry and approach to listening to music.
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The sculpture-turned-alternative-installation is an ode to classic Greek artistry married alongside an unseemly pile of wrinkled rags.
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Broadly was there to photograph the Mexican women at the gathering amongst the artistry, traditions, and rituals of their beloved holiday.
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Industry and artistry collide in a striking concrete art book that's just as cleverly designed as the beautiful photographs within it.
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As our own Romain Dillet points out the title artistry for the Netflix series Stranger Things is surprisingly beautiful and compelling.
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The narration lays it on a little thick but the artistry of the whole blowing glass thing is worth the watch.
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Although critics have bemoaned Monáe's failure to score chart hits, Dirty Computer's musical functionalism hardly means she's abandoned self-conscious artistry.
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So we turned to Kelli J. Bartlett, GLAMSQUAD Director of Makeup Artistry, to break down the secrets of these shimmery products.
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Nail artistry wasn't a lifelong passion for Maria Salandra, who has been Rihanna's go-to manicurist for the last five years.
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I needed some place, somewhere to wear my makeup, so my artistry wouldn't deplete itself and my technique wouldn't go away.
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Liz Griffith, owner of Siloh Floral Artistry in Denver, has a destination wedding on the Big Island of Hawaii on Saturday.
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The artistry here neither conceals the labor that goes into making the work, nor does it fixate on activity and process.
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Though it's likely Beckham was simply impressed with the artistry of the image, he was quickly chided for glamorizing gun violence.
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But while today's point formula rewards artistry less, female gymnasts can still incur deductions if they show no flair at all.
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While not something commonly disclosed among the starlet set, those long, sleek locks were obviously thanks to expert hair-extension artistry.
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But in the 30-minute E3 stage demo, the character depth and architectural artistry exist mostly in relief of generic gunplay.
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"I love Usher's artistry and music,"Quantasia Sharpton, with Bloom by her side, said Monday at the New York Hilton Midtown.
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His artistry seems barely confined by the genre touchpoints that got him here, or by his contemporary reaches beyond those bounds.
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The work of the photographer, who died on August 8th, is fascinating both in terms of its artistry and its historicity.
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To bring one of his novels to the screen is to engage with the artistry and force of a whole tradition.
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Their power derives partly from their innate tension; these are works of artistry and precision carved with a swift, violent instrument.
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There's a sizable Venn diagram overlap between Trump supporters and dudes who got sucked into the icky world of pickup artistry.
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Melding political history with a behind-the-scenes look into the artistry of the photographer, this is a truly unique exhibition.
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Dusted with her diva magic, we strolled into the spring evening, feeling even more in awe of Streisand's fierce, pioneering artistry.
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Feeding those hitters the ball may seem like a simple job, but there's an artistry and science behind good B.P. pitching.
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You can really appreciate the artistry that produced layer upon layer of colliding horses, and row after row of piercing arrows.
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The case raises questions about authorship, artistry, and ownership that are intriguing when hypothetical but become absurd when argued in court.
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" They tasted micro-dill ("artistry"), mizuna ("the hot chick in the club"), candy-popped mint flower ("imagine that with bok choy!
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While "He" keeps a close eye on the business and artistry of movies, what's actually on screen is often glossed over.
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She writes that it is "a far-reaching survey of his artistry, which includes music, costumes, sketches, stage props and videos."
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"There is a limit to using high-precision machines, and that is in the finishing that requires artistry," Mr. Mille said.
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"The artistry of the cape, the bodily control, it was like a dance," said Ms. Markowitz, on whom Mr. Franklin doted.
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" Opera, like gymnastics and ballet, intertwines measurable bodily achievement — sticking the landing, hitting the high note — and harder-to-define "artistry.
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They have vied with one another in the artistry which they have lavished upon new editions of favorites old and new.
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It will focus on preparing cultural workers, activists, and independent artists in the fundamentals of disability studies, artistry, and arts policy.
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Those skills include VR and AR development, 360-degree filmmaking, VR design, web VR development, technical artistry, storytelling and interactive experiences.
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However, the more I worked on the book, the more I began to appreciate the artistry that went into some flyers.
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"The computer cannot understand artistry, mastery, cannot understand the feeling in the movements you make," said Enrico Casella, an Italian coach.
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As a lover of music, I focus on Parker's preternatural artistry won through the freedom that comes only from self-mastery.
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One definition of artistry in performance is the sophistication with which an actor marks the space between art and the everyday.
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Jen Doll wrote here that "the characters are clearly loved, and the artistry of language will leave you gasping at times."
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Few today would hope to approach the level of artistry in Gouthière's work — from the original conceptions to the irreplicable craft.
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To suggest that Ms. Hallenberg's artistry has been limited to the heroes and heroines of the Baroque, however, would be unfair.
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Ms. Netrebko seized the moment to make a strong statement about how a major singer develops her artistry as she matures.
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Ms. Feola's artistry is grounded in the bel canto style that has been a hallmark of her country's vocalism for centuries.
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Whether or not you think it's relevant during a Trump presidency, at least judge it on the merits of its artistry.
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Here's how Hustlers started a new conversation about Jennifer Lopez's artistry by focusing on her body as part of the work.
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The book comes in a boxed set with 36 frameable prints that capture the astonishing range of artistry in this field.
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Indulge in this visual artistry ... and remember, the full video is coming soon ... so now you have a reason to keep living.
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Not content to accept the limits of the medium, Rejlander continually pushed its technical boundaries to suffuse photography with an undeniable artistry.
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Lauded throughout its history, the beloved circus offers audiences an intimate one-ring experience celebrating individual artistry, similar to popular European circuses.
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"People always ask me how much acting has informed my activism, or my artistry, or my filmmaking, or my writing," she said.
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Some of the most-followed pros in the game should really be called magicians, because their artistry seems borderline magical at times.
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Bush's hit song "Glycerine" might have evoked the grunge sound, but it had none of the edge and little of the artistry.
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Terry Barber, MAC's Director of Makeup Artistry, is sympathetic to our outrage, and explains why sometimes the closest alternative just won't do.
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It's important to note that, like all good music and all good artistry, Mr. BOWIE's influence was powerful enough to transcend generations.
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Before the album and since, Solange has continuously used her artistry in a manner that both critiques and questions major social issues.
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So when we found out that the supermodel had yet another talent — in makeup artistry — we shouldn't have been all that surprised.
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Ice dancers are scored based on the technical elements they complete (jumps, lifts, and turns), but they're also judged on their artistry.
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As Barcelona-based photographer Xavi Bou shows, a few simple tricks can reveal the dizzying artistry of a bird rustling its wings.
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The Brooklyn Museum hosts a night of poetry in celebration of Caribbean works and artistry, with readings by three Cave Canem poets.
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The hyper-illuminated minds of his protagonists and the wars they fight, often with themselves, disguise the ingenious artistry of his work.
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These new analytics could push 360 video from the "Train Pulling Into The Station" demo phase into an age of real artistry.
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As much passion and artistry and talent goes into every single one we do; it'd be amazing for them to be recognized.
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This book for us was a great opportunity to sort of pause the game and film, and appreciate the workmanship and artistry.
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MAC's Senior Vice President of Global Artist Training, Development and Makeup Artistry Gordon Espinet designed all the Snapchat looks for Desigual's show.
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I wasn't suffering from teenage angst anymore but she had also grown and really seemed to inject her identity into her artistry.
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With his debut album Goin Thru the Motions imminent, PnB has gifted us two tracks that explore both sides of his artistry.
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January 10: David Bowie David Bowie was a master of music and makeovers, famous both for his talent and gender-bending artistry.
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And I would never want to compromise my artistry, you know, because I wouldn't want to make my significant other feel uncomfortable.
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Kaytranada's career bloomed on SoundCloud, a platform that blurs the line between original artistry and curation more readily than other music services.
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While they do their fair share of editorial and advertising work, Mister and Missus focuses on personal projects that demonstrate their artistry.
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Tucked away in the game are side-missions that are more generous in scope and artistry than entire campaigns of its contemporaries.
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"The artistry and diversity of interactive storytelling is exciting and we look forward to exploring the limitless possibilities in gaming," Ellison said.
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When I ask her about how her artistry is reflected in her process, she pauses, and instead spoke to her larger mission.
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He showed his appreciation for Jack Antonoff and Nate Ruess' artistry as he sang along to the group's 2012 track "Some Nights".
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Towering literary artistry comes in the form of relatively straightforward realism, too: Tolstoy, Hamsun, Proust, Thomas Mann, Thomas Bernhard, on and on.
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But surely each one offers the chance for a singer to illuminate an aspect of his or her own character and artistry.
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Kate Middleton famously did her own wedding day maquillage, with a little "makeup artistry assistance" from Bobbi Brown makeup artist Hannah Martin.
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Perhaps fractured or slowed footage of Baker dancing could convey her artistry without sacrificing Mr. Sorey and Ms. Bullock's elegantly spare stylization.
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Dancing has dropped to where it's just background for an artist instead of dancers being at the forefront of their own artistry.
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Every image on "Hannibal" is charged with artistry, eroticism, or both; the show's carnage is overwhelming, but it's not played for realism.
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This year, Parker's artistry on the perimeter has combined with Ogwumike's uncanny power in the post to form a dominant offensive pair.
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Pyongyang's Mass Games have historically involved more than 100,000 performers participating in a grandiose, flamboyant blend of artistry and North Korean propaganda.
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It has kept the quality and artistry of the luxury market without the price tag and limited access, according to the company.
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Victory in this event brings lucrative endorsements and widespread adoration, a popularity bonanza fueled by a prime-time showcase of athletic artistry.
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After World War II, both became "industrialized commodities instead of something where there's passion and artistry really driving them," Mr. Winters said.
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Compared with spying, the ordeal of artistry is notoriously hard to feign, and only the wisest actors have flourished in the attempt.
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Stecker is kicking off the new year with big goals, while using every day to better her artistry and grow her career.
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The drawings aren't perfect in terms of artistry—it is MS Paint, after all—and they're not 100 percent complete in detail.
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Has country music moved past "Cruise," into an era of greater conscience, greater artistry, as the song's critics would like to believe?
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All summer long, we're teaming up with our friends at Magnum to bring you the perfect pairing of artistry and chocolaty goodness.
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"It was artistry and idea to leave them to play with the camera and it was all in my eyesight," he said.
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Her recital disc "Moments of Love," with the pianist and composer Yehudi Wyner, shows a very different side of Ms. Labelle's artistry.
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I've been digging more into their music over the last two years and really appreciating the artistry and the boldness of it.
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It was the perfect Mourinho victory, a definitive Mourinho performance: not one blessed by great artistry, but marked by an undeniable effectiveness.
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Expect plenty of colorful feature stories, and at least a million references to "Cool Runnings," the cinematic triumph of genre-bending artistry.
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Matching theme to fill (the rest of the puzzle's entries) to clues is an important part of the artistry of crossword construction.
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How any "attitudinizing" crept into her performances was hard to fathom, given the authenticity she brought to her artistry at her best.
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Her bailiwick as a child was the violin, but her stage act also included singing, dancing and even an escape-artistry act.
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"The popularity of Beyoncé-inspired programming in New York City highlights the impact her artistry has had on our culture," he said.
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Ms. Lopez has described his artistry and attention to detail as reminiscent of the acclaimed hairstylist Oribe Canales, who died in 2018.
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The role requires de Jager to work with the brand on product development, social-media content, and makeup artistry around the world.
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There are, of course, many astonishing flashes — not merely of attention-getting tricks with hats and double-jointedness, but of real artistry.
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There are, of course, many astonishing flashes — not merely of attention-getting tricks with hats and double-jointedness, but of real artistry.
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So would the next generation follow Lysacek and opt for a low-risk strategy that rewards artistry, seamless transitions and flawless displays?
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She was an artist, and interested in how that artistry might grow and develop in different contexts, in front of different lenses.
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Her unparalleled sense of who she is and uncompromised artistry make Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta the most influential artist of the decade.
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While her technical prowess and distinctive style clearly propel her artistry, In Mexico shows Höfer's work enlivened by new frames of reference.
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"As an artist, I want to leave more and more time for my creativity," she said, "and want to develop my artistry."
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The center's current exhibition, Prototyping in Tokyo, contextualizes the relationship between the artistry of Japanese craftsmanship and the science of prototyping technologies.
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Enjoy the artistry of pure and unadulterated belief in the system and all that it stands for: it's beautiful, in a way.
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She further demonstrates her artistry through several stunning music videos, including "Dead to Me" and "After the Storm," featuring Tyler The Creator.
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Unlike the ballet-dancer's game of the diminutive Mr Curry, Mr Durant does not need much artistry or innovation to rack up points.
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"It hasn't just been a hard battle but it's also been enlightening and will reflect in my new music, artistry, life, and personally."
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Thus, one might find this image disturbing, even while admiring the power, artistry, and poignancy inherent in its use of the American flag.
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YouTuber mega star Gabbie Hanna replied to her post, saying, "BETTER F---IN SNAP AND SHOW EVERYONE UR ARTISTRY" with eight clapping emojis.
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She's also working on an essay series on black artistry and value, and finding it outside of traditional capitalist practices, for Riot Material.
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Once she's liberated, Maddie must confront the repercussions a lifetime of con-artistry has had on her ability to form actual human connections.
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As president of the organization tasked with awarding and protecting artistry in music, it's Portnow's literal job to deliver better results than that.
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I marvel at her artistry; she is always reflecting on herself and the world and figuring out how to contribute in artistic ways.
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Especially as Antonio isn't a poster-boy for bullfighting and doesn't exhibit that artistry, so you never get swallowed up by the romance.
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"It's on-trend with the heavy resurgence of '90s style," says Lijha Stewart, director of artistry and education for Make Up For Ever.
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"The artistry and diversity of interactive storytelling is exciting and we look forward to exploring the limitless possibilities in gaming," Ellison's statement reads.
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If we believe in the artistry of baristas—and supposedly, we do—why are we treating them as unskilled, expendable, low wage labor?
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"Taylor Swift has transformed pop culture through her songs, artistry and indomitable spirit," BMI Vice President of writer/publisher relations Barbara Cane says.
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The round wasn't long on aesthetics and artistry – he only found 10 greens and spent much of the day scrambling to salvage par.
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Like most artists, Green has reached a point where time has moved on, leaving him to meander down a route of obscure artistry.
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There's a lot of guys that did the songwriting then and tried to venture into artistry, and it didn't work out for them.
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Harberts cited the "artistry and custom craftsmanship that go into every prop, every costume, every set," while Berg praised the show's visual detail.
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From the very first queen eliminated, Victoria "Porkchop" Parker, to this season's 100th contestant, our show celebrates a breathtaking array of drag artistry.
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It is also to give both professional and non-professional actors, artists and youth a place to celebrate their own talent and artistry.
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As they veered from spare, infantile folk into explosive art-rock and psychedelic dance music, nothing about their artistry felt predictable or stable.
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In November 2017, Rice brought his revamped artistry to the forefront, releasing LAMBS & LIONS under his new label partner, BBR Music Group / BMG.
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Cool. La La Land (80-1) This is a love it or hate it selection, but you can't deny the artistry at work.
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Far from portraying the tattoo industry negatively, we are very proud of the team, their artistry, professionalism, and the quality of their work.
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"I was younger when I did this," says Lowlow, noting with some regret a different period of artistry and identity in his life.
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Watching these women and men share their skill and artistry (and plenty of tricks!) makes us love the art of makeup even more.
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But from this demo, it's hard to claim that Mafia 3's action still standing when freed of the artistry that supports it.
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The elegant, youthful Mr. Ehnes brings different qualities to his artistry than Mr. Tetzlaff, who combines probing insight with a penchant for wildness.
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Here, what might typically be dismissed as incomplete is centralized in the work, elevating the disjointed thoughts of an incarcerated individual to artistry.
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"This was the first time the girls had ever picked up a camera, yet the artistry in their photographs was astounding," Sinclair said.
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Despite the artistry on display in the exhibition, I found it difficult to suppress a kernel of class hatred in looking at it.
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Then she spoke of the artistry of the Brazilians and of the grit of her team, and especially of all those cheering fans.
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"I want you to think of your game — specifically, the artistry of your game — as a part of your healing process," Farid says.
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And so I was introduced to this singular sport with its alluring contrast between athleticism and artistry, outsized personalities, scandal and puzzling costumes.
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Wasn't Kanye's dismissal of Taylor's artistry rooted in a knee-jerk refusal to allow that art made for teenage girls can be worthwhile?
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A brand ambassadorship is an opportunity for the pros behind the scenes to make extra income and earn some publicity for their artistry.
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We will soon have a closed pool of music, and without an influx of new artistry, it will grow stale over the years.
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The artistry of the actors — their ability to improvise and crack wise in potentially lethal circumstances — is what separates them from their foes.
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Since its debut in 2005, the brand has struggled to balance artistry and commerciality while big-name critics have openly expressed their skepticism.
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One striking feature of Ms. Hallenberg's artistry is her rare ability to transform a da capo aria into a musical and dramatic jewel.
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The "Voice" judge and new friend Adam Levine texted him afterward that he felt the performance wasn't a true reflection of his artistry.
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It's a clumsy, heartfelt cover of a bad classic song, and it's proof of Becky's artistry, which is to say of Moss's too.
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Fluid boundaries between media mean that directors and screenwriters can bring the same degree of artistry to television as they do to film.
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"Pavlova's artistry is something that we are often asked to take on faith, something where you had to be there," Ms. Acocella wrote.
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It's a reminder of the compelling artistry that can come out of Hollywood when there's inclusion in front of and behind the camera.
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Greatly magnified details of his strangely barren, slightly unreal landscapes dominated Mr. Herzog's five-channel video installation, which paid homage to Dutch artistry.
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Her artistry reminds us of the impact of what it means to be an artist, which is to make us feel less alone.
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A Radio City Rockette is a specialist in precision dance technique, a rare, regimented and intricate style that requires both athleticism and artistry.
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Will Rawls won for outstanding emerging choreographer, "for creating astute, genre-eluding work" and for his "multifaceted artistry," according to a news release.
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It was a stunning display of vocal control and proof — in the midst of an all-French recital — of Ms. Devieilhe's polyglot artistry.
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Purrp could've been MetroBoomin level or Kanye West level by now, because the artistry was very vintage but it was also very new.
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She claims this new system rewards risk and difficulty over artistry, by adding more weight to the technical component of a skater's routine.
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His delight in his own technical prowess was evident, but, as his repertoire broadened and his discography lengthened, the refinement of his artistry intensified.
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Game design came into its own as a form of artistry and ushered in a whole new world of textures, colours, shading, and intricacy.
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Charles captured everyone's attention with his masterful skill and artistry when he first started making YouTube videos in late 2015 at 26 years old.
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It was just so cool work with that caliber of artistry, but also to know they're coming from a place that's similar as mine.
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Their artistry can also assure Black characters and stories are properly represented, especially as younger audiences demand more diverse storytelling in TV and movies.
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"I think all around artistry, my song-making is a lot better," Perico said on the phone on the eve of All Blue dropping.
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Such artistry is the tip of the iceberg: the light sensors could be used to control genes that make all sorts of different chemicals.
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But the documentary artfully articulates the ideas of the musical in its own way, while elegantly focusing on performance, collaboration, and Sondheim's specific artistry.
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According to Stila's creative artistry director Sarah Lucero the glitter gives off a sheen akin to light dancing off water — and she's not wrong.
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Clearly, Imposters, the second season of which premiered on April 5, is a show that celebrates the con artistry of very, very attractive criminals.
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The track and video both feature London poet and musician Benjamin Clementine, whose artistry has earned him comparisons to Nina Simone and Leonard Cohen.
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In 1936, at the peak of his career, Meier published The Artistry of Mixing Drinks, a guide that outlined cocktail recipes and good manners.
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"It just really embodies me," she says about her bridal look, which was perfected with soft waves and natural makeup by 10.11 Makeup Artistry.
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The competition's panel of judges are comprised of industry-recognized professionals, who chose the winning photos based on their creativity, artistry, and technical complexity.
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I always think it's really cool when an artist like Aldean, who's super rugged and super country, shows a softer side of his artistry.
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Containing lapis lazuli, carnelian, and over five pounds of imported gold, it is a testament to the incredible wealth and artistry of Akkadian society.
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Only one previous show in America, at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth in 1982, has paid tribute to her evocative, graceful artistry.
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But from your lips to the glass, much of the artistry and the stories of the people who are making it are often lost.
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But even when one of us thought that something was 'too much' or 'not enough,' we respected each other's talents and artistry above all.
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Unlike his peers, Mensa crafted a well-rounded stage show tackling issues of racism, inequality, violence, and mental health with deliberate care and artistry.
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Of course, her politics have always been central to her identity and artistry, and much of Matangi / Maya / M.I.A. takes that political history seriously.
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This partnership with Prince represents TIDAL's philosophy in its truest form, a 1 to 1 connection and direct delivery of artistry to the world.
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He exposes the artistry in creative nonfiction, and what the readers see isn't the freewheeling New Journalism of Hunter S. Thompson or Tom Wolfe.
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This shift from the grays, browns and green colored landscapes and costuming in Scotland only adds to the sense of duality and con artistry.
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Redford mailed out the first edition of the Sundance catalog in 1989, inspired by the artistry of Sundance Village, which he founded in 1969.
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Unlike the techniques in the Vallée, where farmers spent the winter months making watches, the artistry of Fleurier had a different genesis: the Huguenots.
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Because Diaz and Hunt always fight with abandon and artistry and madness and genius and daring, and in the end, that's all that matters.
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San You, the owner of a gallery across the street from the site of the exhibit, said he was impressed by Brother Nut's artistry.
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" Sprezzatura, for Castiglione, was a special kind of mastery, "which conceals all artistry and makes whatever one says or does seem uncontrived and effortless.
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He wants the Cubs to recognize the artistry in their play, so classic pieces with a baseball twist now surround the team's work space.
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This clever novel probes the conflict between business and artistry by chronicling the troubles of Mario Cardoso, a famous Brazilian actor past his prime.
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Moogfest has also released the second volume of their Translational Drifts EP series, showcasing the artistry of Moogfest performers from past, present and future.
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This notion of all of this labor and all of this time and all of this artistry crammed into one place, it was extraordinary.
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When I was younger, I used to take art classes, so when I approach makeup, I love the artistry, and I love the colors.
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Instead of framing his images as scientific evidence, Strüwe used his designer's eye for composition and pattern to highlight the microscopic world's staggering artistry.
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The artistry of the food and the attentive service come at a price: A four-course tasting menu for one person is 145 euros.
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In Morocco's "Jewel of the South," the streets and bazaars spill over with artistry, whether it be in architecture, cuisine, crafts or fine art.
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Cinematography, a way of using technical means to record images through light, often ends up being measured by metrics of challenge rather than artistry.
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"Jewelry may be artistry, but you have to consider the human body," Ms. Azagury-Partridge said, adding that comfort is paramount in any jewel.
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Lucky for Little Monsters everywhere, we got the inside scoop from Sarah Tanno, Gaga's long-time makeup artist and Haus Laboratories' global artistry director.
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She cited his Bird on the Rock, originally created for the famed 128.54-carat yellow Tiffany diamond, as a prime example of his artistry.
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Ernst has managed to retain the affection of many liberal cultural figures, who praise the artistry and integrity of some of Channel One's programming.
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But the sheer artistry of Caroll is that he also brought Oscar to life and made him the most lovable Grouch in the world.
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Brown, who died in 2004 at age 53, had the background and artistry that allowed him to fully inhabit the world of his characters.
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Remy Charlip's multicolor leotards for "Minutiae" (1954) and Sonja Sekula's costume for "Dromenon" (1947) allow the viewer to marvel at their artistry and boldness.
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I would like to think there is more artistry and polish, but in essence, the same sensibility, motivation, inspiration and passion are driving the process.
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The relatively large selection of prints here, however, underscores not the presence of a death wish but the meticulousness, variety, and imagination of her artistry.
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Plus, you can use any of Snapchat's editing tools — the new Paintbrush and Scissors will be especially useful — to up the artistry of your shots.
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What is truly important to the mastery of the artistry is a process that melds all these diverse elements into an understandable and lucid portrait.
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But after nearly a decade in the field Oskar, his love and excitement over the artistry is still the same when he was a kid.
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The business is what it has always been, but the sort of ultraviolent artistry on display in NJPW does at least take the edge off.
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And with even more striking color options, a sleeker chassis, and class-leading specs, the Mate 2013 earns high marks for artistry and execution too.
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Justice Samuel Alito seemed to offer Waggoner an opening by suggesting that something functional that also has the artistry of fine architecture qualifies as expressive.
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Sharing that her show is "dramatic and fun," Aguilera says she's going to use Vegas as her "playground" to also tap into her own artistry.
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Jeffrey Green's translation does page-turning justice to the progress of "a pair of talented forgers" whose artistry abets the worst crimes of the century.
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We really understand each other and I love his artistry, so he kind of got me back in the studio and it's been really nice.
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Pat McGrath, who is combining her artistry (and new makeup line) with Kim's love of contouring to demonstrate just how Kim gets that covetable glow.
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The organization, started in 2013, curated a directory of tattoo artists who have mastectomy experience and matches them with breast cancer survivors seeking their artistry.
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He didn't have the artistry, the duende that's expected from the great figuras, but rather he was just a human being trying to do this.
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Mr Gasser extols the artistry of Taylor Swift beside that of Cheb Mami, an Algerian singer; he advises hip-hop fans to check out Haydn.
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Girls isn't Broad City, which isn't Insecure, which isn't She's Gotta Have It. Refreshingly, there's no pretension about Nola, especially with respect to her artistry.
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Just last year, John referred to Eminem as a "dear friend," praising his talent and artistry, while hosting the Apple Beats 1 show, Rocket Hour.
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And although Liukin and Johnson agree the sport has lost some of its "finesse" and "artistry," they say Team USA's power and swiftness is enchanting.
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Nelson, in her memoir about making a queer family, rejects the binaries that culture so often imposes: between normative and queer, between maternity and artistry.
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Graffiti artist, Gajin Fujita crafted a certain urban escape in the artistry of tagging, harnessing the landscape of LA to develop his own artistic voice.
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Rather than seeking out contestants that can do justice to songs that are already hits, Aranda brought his own artistry and vulnerability to the competition.
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It became the fashion for rich patrons to maintain singing slave-girls whose refined artistry earned them rock-star fees and a life of luxury.
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The second improvement Chen has made to his skating over the past year concerns his "component" scores, which essentially measure a skater's presentation and artistry.
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He's not wrong, as the so-called "Ends" have become something like Toronto's Queens or Bronx in terms of nurturing and producing consistent rap artistry.
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You know, our objective in starting this was to elevate and put focus on the artistry of drag and even its political and social implications.
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In recent years that has begun to change, as a growing respect for the self-taught artistry and cultural importance of these vehicles has emerged.
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Over the last month you've been keeping Prince's name alive, and I wanted to hear more about how his artistry filtered down through your music.
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The artistry and care bleeds through everywhere, right down to the twitchy dances that your Felyne Palico companions perform as you roast a juicy steak.
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Technically this is all a violation of Nintendo's terms of service, sure, but in the hands of Jacobson and others like him, there's also artistry.
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Mashup auteurs like Danger Mouse and Girl Talk came and went, but their link to the band's artistry and deft touch felt tangential at best.
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I wondered what I could discover about his mind and his artistry by going back to the place where he was born, lived and worked.
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Projected images from the hourlong video version of "Lemonade," rightly praised as an advance in Beyoncé's artistry, give the concert much of its visual style.
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Sometimes hidden, sometimes in plain sight, artistry sustains those who keep apartment houses running all over town the way it always does, completely and involuntarily.
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Still, the city's new crop of artists, including LB's peers like K Money and more, are approaching their artistry differently in comparison to previous generations.
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"Bad and Boujee" is where the Migos were finally acknowledged as superstars, but with "T-Shirt," the trio ensured their artistry can't be denied either.
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They're fun, sure, but they may be somewhat of a letdown for anyone who loved the purpose and physical artistry of the fights in Daredevil.
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Despite the artistry on display in this Gorham Silver exhibition, I found it difficult to suppress a kernel of class hatred in looking at it.
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There is also the uncomfortable notion that we hold pop artists—regardless of their level of artistry—to different standards than artists like The Avalanches.
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A trove of catwalk footage presents McQueen's artistry as both a manifestation of childhood wounds and an indictment of the fashion industry's mistreatment of models.
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If the Waterbury case counts as a crisis, then dancers, women not least, all season long have responded to it with grit, artistry and cheer.
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With 309 photographs and a text by the jewelry historian Vivienne Becker, the book is a comprehensive archive of the self-taught German goldsmith's artistry.
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Herrera says that while the business of fashion may evolve with the times, the core of the industry — artistry, detail and personal vision — remains unchanged.
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But the book's real artistry is in how the focus enlarges, from Margaret's misbehavior to those who gawked at her, pens poised over their diaries.
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It's too bad that he came of age in an era when many people believe that tasting menus are the highest form of kitchen artistry.
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There was a time before I knew that "Riverdance" could be considered anything but flawless, when I myself viewed it as the pinnacle of artistry.
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But if there is a missing element in her analysis, it is the effect that sexism has on these women's artistry, not only their livelihoods.
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In 1994, the choreographer Dwight Rhoden and the mesmerizing dancer Desmond Richardson founded this company as a vehicle for their brand of sexy athletic artistry.
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She employed the powerful artistry of her voice and intelligence to transform racism and misogyny into empowerment as if soaring from one octave to another.
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In inviting Mr. Polanski to preside over the ceremony, it praised him as an "insatiable aesthete" whose film artistry had constantly evolved over the years.
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In other words, this is folk art threaded through the needle of studied composition and artistry rather than curios fashioned by a self-taught savant.
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Ms. Devieilhe also had a superb partner in the pianist Mathieu Pordoy, whose artistry helped to make this an evening of first-rate chamber music.
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That said, she still sees the manicure as a distinct form of artistry, one that is not so different from what she studied in school.
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An exhibition at the Mingei International Museum showcases the artistry of kanban, a genre of handmade sign that rose to prominence during the Edo Period.
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In fact, non-sentimental tattoos seem to be on the rise, characterized by a genuine love of the artistry, instead of representing something with deeper meaning.
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For most of his life, the Swiss artist, whose morbid artistry informed the look and feel of the entire *Alien *franchise, suffered from debilitating night terrors.
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The tagline, "Uninhibited artistry by Spanish actress Rossy de Palma," conjures the Julieta actress's unconventional beauty and edge, which shot her to stardom in the 80s.
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Finally, we check out Symba McQueen's Red Ball in Manhattan, where we get to experience the artistry and communal spirit of the subculture in full flow.
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Tender, unshakeable eye-gazing: Bradley Cooper's surprisingly solid live vocal abilities: Genuinely incredible singing and overall artistry... ...that may also double as a raging O-face.
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When you need that level of finesse, Doug is the only one I've met that I trust with that level of commitment and craftsmanship and artistry.
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Jackson's artistry may have been as boundary breaching and galvanic in impact as Prince's and they both knew their way around the blues-and-soul block.
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With Vine shutting down, the black community really has no similar space to turn to that offers this level of free expression through artistry and performance.
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The clash between artifice and authenticity, and how that relationship translates into artistry, has existed before and will continue to exist long after Lana Del Rey.
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The daughter of the conductor Ivan Fischer and the recorder player Anneke Boeke, the classics were always going to be at the root of her artistry.
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But like her previous novel "The Little Red Chairs" (2015), which dealt with Balkan war crimes, "Girl" is a product of rigorous research and great artistry.
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Tying together the late, 3-night benders and his vast palette of sound, the mixtape forms another part of who Jelani Blackman is, expanding his artistry.
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Becca D'Bus, a local drag performer, points out that for decades Bugis Street, a busy shopping area, was famous for the artistry of its drag shows.
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As for her makeup, which was done by Bobbi Brown UK pro and artistry manager Hannah Martin, Eugenie had a natural glow fit for a royal.
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And at the end of the summer, I burned up that "safer" plan of becoming a producer and ran furiously in the opposite direction towards artistry.
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In May 2017, L'Oréal Paris named Val Garland its Global Makeup Director, a role which covers everything from product development to makeup artistry for the brand.
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Medvedeva's unique ability to combine the athleticism of triple jumps with the artistry of a ballerina makes her a once-in-a-decade type of skater.
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This was the year that bands like Skeletonwitch and Yob dug deep, looked inward, and perfected their artistry within the genre to create intense, visceral masterpieces.
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The business exists for them and their future, Herm says, and it may be one of the few benefits from their dad's legacy beyond his artistry.
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Maddow's artistry is most conspicuously displayed in the long monologue—sometimes as long as twenty-four minutes, uninterrupted by commercials—with which her show usually begins.
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And he insisted it was easy (sort of), saying screenwriting was more of a craft compared with the artistry involved in writing novels or composing poetry.
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Eovaldi's flair — six-plus innings of shutout ball — won out over Dickey's fluttering artistry, as the Yankees defeated the Blue Jays, 903-0, at Yankee Stadium.
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The Battle of the Bastards wasn't the only successful battle this year – Photoshop battles were waged on Reddit on the daily, providing endless artistry and lulz.
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Bobby Zur, who owns Travel Artistry, a consultancy in Franklin Lakes, N.J., says the property is a refreshing addition to the exotic jungle-meets-beach setting.
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Von D marked the initiative's debut with a video offering an update on the expansion of her brand and introducing the members of her Artistry Collective.
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This creates a maddening dichotomy: sign to a powerful label without taste and sacrifice artistry, or sign to a tasteful label without power and sacrifice reach.
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I really love the fine artistry by the likes of Tom Sachs, KAWS, John Baldessari etc, and also the culture jamming stuff that's often totally anonymous.
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They changed gears on their follow-up, Congratulations, ditching the pop ear candy in pursuit of artistry, much to the chagrin of their headband-wearing fans.
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Her rich and vibrant circular tableaus bring new meaning to a realm of artistry that recalls parlor needlepoint done by aristocratic daughters and wives of yesteryear.
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As I mature I'm getting more confident in my artistry and getting more confident in my ideas, like where my brain's at; where my head's at.
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Laid out in finely wrought displays, it is one of the most comprehensive exhibitions about the artistry and making of design you are likely to see.
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It is an exceptional piece of artistry and a vital portrait of our American experience in trying to live up to ideals we say we have.
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Kat Von D isn't a beauty influencer in the traditional sense — she achieved fame through her tattoo artistry and television career prior to posting content online.
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A recent critically acclaimed exhibition about the artistry of the choreographer Merce Cunningham highlighted the Walker's remodeling in seven different galleries plus the theater and cinema.
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Similar scenes can be found in China and Russia, where their men's teams continue to push extremes and artistry to snag titles and rock-star status.
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The Corning museum's home base highlights more than 35 centuries of glass artistry, science and technological breakthroughs, and interactive experiences, including make-your-own-glass workshops.
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" The artist has had the opportunity to open up for Questlove of The Roots during Hennessey Artistry and even has a vocal credit on PARTYNEXTDOOR's "Thirsty.
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But they truly blossomed this year with performances — onstage and in the recording studio — that surpassed their past achievements and brought their artistry to thrilling heights.
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But looking back, when did this artistry get to this point where you viewed it as less of a hobby and more as an important tool?
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Over the past quarter-century, Japan's singles skaters have enjoyed regular international success that has been both engaging in its artistry and groundbreaking in its athleticism.
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RAMS Gary Hustwit, who made viewers aware of the ubiquity of Helvetica, reveals the artistry of Dieter Rams, a designer known for his invisible, "functionalist" work.
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You may not be entirely aware of its artistry until after it's over, or realize that the show you've seen is also a very good play.
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I knew that if Flying Lotus didn't usher in a new way to look at hip-hop artistry, then the new-new ATL scene surely would.
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The items that have been selected are "dedicated to the savoir faire, the artistry of the house," said Karine Hugenaud, Chaumet's conservator in charge of exhibitions.
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The fashion establishment tends to elevate those designers who play up the artistry and high-minded theatrics of what is, on some level, the rag trade.
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Where is the photographer of cleareyed empathy and consummate artistry to depict the disquiet, hopelessness and desperate fortitude that riddle the American body politic of today?
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"Everything they do is pure artistry," said José Manuel Costas, a retired shipbuilder who has watched roundups for 70 years, since he was a small boy.
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Her artistry and style broke through in a time of ultra club-happy pop music, and paved the way for other artists to break the mold.
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HEBRON, West Bank (Reuters) - Ayoub al-Zaatari combines tradition and artistry in the handmade drums he crafts in his workshop in the ancient town of Hebron.
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The more I get to know Misty, the more I want to show aspects of her artistry that people aren't always given the chance to see.
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If Beethoven's artistry blossoms with the salvo of the Second Symphony, so too did this orchestra, giddy in the first movement and rambunctious by the Scherzo.
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Notable, especially, for Nicholas Phan's Evangelist, Jesse Blumberg's Jesus and Amanda Forsythe's soprano arias, it is a deeply considered account, rendered with consummate skill and artistry.
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But his 13th (more or less) solo record is also one of his best, in part for its artistry, in part for his version of honesty.
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Commentary has highlighted Jack's artistry, explained how this case transcends marriage, and discussed the impact the Court's ruling will have on creative professionals across the country.
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But perhaps we should look at pop music less as a product of individual artistry than as a reflection of the collective consciousness of the audience.
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Adele's "artistry and style broke through in a time of ultra club-happy pop music, and paved the way for other artists to break the mold."
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Chan is known for his artistry in an era of ever-increasing quadruple jumps, a trend he has regarded with caution amid concerns about skater safety.
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Mr. Kentridge will reveal another, smaller, dimension to his artistry in his production of Monteverdi's opera "The Return of Ulysses" for Lincoln Center's White Light Festival.
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Known best for its Oscar-nominated projects like "Coraline" and "Kubo and the Two Strings," Laika&aposs movies have told powerful stories while displaying incredible artistry.
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But if he were going to keep making new records, "Lemonade" demanded at least a partial response to Beyoncé's agony and the scope of her artistry.
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I think it's a golden era, too, but — hate to talk behind TV's back — I also think artistry is in special danger of becoming mere stimulation.
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Kelli J. Bartlett, the director of artistry at Glamsquad, likes to use a $10 lip butter by Nivea on clients like Gwyneth Paltrow and Emma Roberts.
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A core part of the group has been together since the beginning, and its artistry emerges from that long immersion in one another's lives and voices.
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This genial, unassuming London-born designer consistently marries imaginative artistry with commercial nous with his utilitarian work wear, largely rooted around ideas of timeless, nomadic men.
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Though this film is hugely affecting, I can't help but feel like it missed the opportunity to really unpack the significance of Houston's artistry and ability.
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According to a statement released by CBS, "the tribute will be a multi-sensory testament to the superstar's incredible artistry and a reflection of his limitless creativity."
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Case in point: Lauren Leonard, a 25-year-old, Chicago-based makeup artist who is using her skilled artistry to raise awareness for the skin condition vitiligo.
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Hair, for me, has always been another iteration of how I practice my artistry, especially because it can be molded and sculpted in so many different ways.
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This latest version of Beyoncé's artistry has undeniable Blackness at the top of its list, and it's coming at a time when we need it the most.
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The Hall of Fame has a reputation as a stodgy institution that values money over artistry, and primarily exists to validate the tastes of graying baby boomers.
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It's a pointed reminder that now more than ever, you can't separate Hamilton's multicultural artistry from political attempts to disenfranchise the real people who make America great.
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Typically free to read and updated regularly, webcomics have become notable their contemporary artistry and for featuring characters and themes typically marginalized by the mainstream comics industry.
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Many in the games business got their start in modding, disassembling their favourite games, sculpting them into something new and learning about digital artistry along the way.
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"I'm pulling my hair out in the studio man because I know you guys are gonna only come with the top shelf artistry and music," he said.
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Or, there are people, like me, who used this time as a color cast member to try to get their freelance makeup artistry business off the ground.
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Watching a fight scene, I suddenly understood every choice the cinematographers of Daredevil made and I was astounded by the lurid colors and the artistry on display.
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It is less a work of art than of commerce, but it proves there is artistry in the post-modern trick of making a superhero film fly.
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The show's arresting style was always its source of mystery – not what happened, but how it happened, a question often ignored as artistry took precedence over mechanics.
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I understand the fascination and the artistry that you consume on YouTube, but at the end of the day, when you're outside in daylight, it doesn't translate.
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This institutional collaboration and the artistry of the game demonstrate the emerging implications of VR to the art world, with its ability to create multi-sensory experiences.
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"The awesome part of this tour is my family is coming along," Legend, 38, said while answering a fan question on how be balances fatherhood and artistry.
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Overall, Gaga is a great example of how celebrities can use their influence and artistry not just to get super rich, but to help people as well.
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The team of writer Stephen Cadigan and artist Christopher Geary are truly in sync in this issue, with Cadigan's wild writing perfectly captured by Geary's unhinged artistry.
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Winning submissions must capture the spirit of the challenge, convey exquisite artistry, show a technical mastery of the craft, and stand out in the final gallery walkthrough.
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There's a chance the attack wasn't aimed at Diddy—perhaps it was some kind of weird, envy-fueled response to the incredible artistry behind the statue itself.
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We are so thrilled to align her artistry and advocacy and have her join us as a headliner at the 2016 Global Citizen Festival in Central Park!
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But he also looks up to these people in a way that's less about humblebragging about his connections and more about truly understanding and admiring designers' artistry.
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She was hamstrung, however, by the component score of her program, which measures composition, interpretation and performance, among other elements, and includes judgment of a skater's artistry.
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PHILADELPHIA — Despite its financial and administrative travails in recent years, including a bankruptcy filing in 2011, the Philadelphia Orchestra has maintained a remarkably high level of artistry.
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Skelotim is one of a handful of young men who have primped and preened their way into the female-centric world of Instagram and YouTube makeup artistry.
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If his flow and beats were a smidge more iconic, he'd epitomize the kind of major minor artistry Le Tigre—hell, Spoon or somebody—parlayed into legend.
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The former is the more dated definition, which sees artifice in direct reference to artistry and ingenuity, the latter, more modern connotation refers to trickery and cunning.
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It was a place that exercised the fundamentals of raw artistry by challenging the status quo, making viewers uncomfortable, and refusing any and all forms of censorship.
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In that way, the exhibition is both a register of astonishing artistry and a testament to our remaining on the artistic side of that formula — for now.
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All-around music legend Ryuichi Sakamoto recovered from cancer and Japan's 20003 earthquake to compose async, an album that successfully reconciles the many sides of his artistry.
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And because Beyoncé is the queen of secret drops and releases, the entire BeyHive had to watch — and react — to the artistry and insanity in real time.
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Arts of War: Artistry in Weapons across Cultures continues through October 18 at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology (Harvard University, 11 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts).
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Even though I haven't touched the game for myself since it came out, there's absolutely no denying the artistry and eye for detail demonstrated in her creations.
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Read our review of the "Tannhäuser." at 5 minutes 13 seconds Many performers known for their artistry on a specific instrument have proficiency on a second one.
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Music education is full of rules — how to stand, how to breathe — and rehearsing "Atlas" is about breaking those down, opening up one's artistry without sacrificing skill.
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They make little effort to represent the artistry of either the Hebrew or the English languages, much less of both at once, as Alter tries to do.
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But a diverse contingent of artists, across disciplines and generations, spearheaded the tributes, saying they owe much of their own success to Ms. Fornés's guidance and artistry.
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At the Land, he saw Karen Karnes, a ceramist, at work at a kick wheel, and her artistry and movement inspired him to take up the craft.
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Critic's Notebook Two productions at the Under the Radar Festival ask if the theater is ready to embrace the artistry of autism and other once disqualifying conditions.
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Judges take into account everything from artistry to presentation (those costumes mean something), how well rotated a spin is, and how the skater landed from a jump.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Were you surprised at the physical and emotional stamina, artistry and athleticism needed to be a professional ballet dancer?
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As is standard for animated Disney musicals, the depths of the story are more fully explored in the artistry of the execution than in the narrative itself.
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While Mr. Peskanov worked on his weekend concert menus — Haydn, Beethoven, Prokofiev and Brahms — crossover dribbling was the artistry down at the thicket of riverfront basketball courts.
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The truth is more complex, as Ross's piece illustrates, and circumstances having little to do with artistry are often decisive in establishing an artist's place in history.
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What's lost with the rebel narrative propagated by Hollywood and embraced by popular culture is the artistry and camaraderie that lies behind the creation of the bikes.
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But it was also a reminder of the high quality of her artistry and the generosity with which she uses her renown to champion lesser-known voices.
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I asked Edward Felsenthal, the chief executive and editor in chief of Time, whether featuring her on the cover wasn't more a triumph of publicity over artistry.
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That's probably why his new interview with Angie Martinez spans more than 90 minutes, touching on many topics from his own artistry to that of his peers.
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Rarely do his works make you notice or feel like you're watching a film, and yet that artistry is intrinsically part of what makes it so effective.
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Stoney re-contextualizes the natural history displays as unified aesthetic objects, paying homage to their artistry and helping us to see creativity's prominent role in scientific presentations.
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Digital will never be a paper killer, but hardware and apps leveraging the latest technology advances are closing the gap with undeniable benefits in accessibility, efficiency and artistry.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Today (January 9) would have been David Bowie's 70th birthday, so it feels especially apt to honor his artistry right now.
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The Affairs create a radical space for femme gay male and gender-nonconforming dancers to visibly participate in the artistry of hip-hop majoretting alongside their female peers.
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I think there needs to be a huge space made for that kind of artistry... to have everyone's stories be told by the people that represent [the stories].
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On the other hand, I think that each of her films is exactly as long as it needs to be, and that is part of their great artistry.
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Costume design in animated features has reached levels of artistry never seen before, thanks in large part to advances in C.G.I. that have made previously impossible fashions possible.
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The film's political and moral weight should not overshadow the artistry of its design, though, nor the quiet profundity of its unreserved and admirable approach to gay intimacy.
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The originally elegant costumes have been replaced by stretch fabric and embellished with more stones, emphasising the baubles on the ballerina's tutu more than her athleticism and artistry.
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"She as an artist has always demonstrated a great social consciousness, and she brings that to her artistry, she brings that to her life," Mausi-Johnson told CNN.
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"It was a last minute idea that tied in the messages of our last show as well as Issa's artistry," he told Refinery29 in June, of the belt.
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Years later, after a few promotions, Espinal was a Sephora Pro on Sephora's own elite artistry team when he first met Rihanna in 2016 at Paris Fashion Week.
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Parisian artist, Taylor Holland, finds beauty in the equation-like composition of museum works, choosing to focus his artistically and technologically astute mind on the artistry of frames.
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"Part of the drama of this lip color is that it is so dark that it works on everyone," Kelli J. Bartlett, GLAMSQUAD Director of Artistry tells PEOPLE.
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In Working, Jacob Brogan interviews people about how they spend their days, and finds a surprising number of them who see their craft as a kind of artistry.
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In Working, Jacob Brogan interviews people about how they spend their days, and finds a surprising number of them who see their craft as a kind of artistry.
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If you can really brand yourself and get yourself out there and represent and be a cool person in your artistry, you can really do something about it!
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Both had active careers outside the field of marzipan artistry—Valášek as a police officer, Hortová as a florist—until injury and illness left them unable to work.
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We have decided to make NARS available in China because we feel it is important to bring our vision of beauty and artistry to fans in the region.
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From the gilded lids of Prada to the glitter lips at DKNY, her makeup artistry has become the benchmark by which the rest of the industry measures itself.
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In any case, the rest of his artistry was intact in more or less familiar repertory, including works by John Dowland, Thomas Campion, Robert Johnson and Henry Purcell.
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The deal will give Haier ownership of a century-old business that makes refrigerators, freezers, clothes washers and dryers under brands such as Monogram, Café, Profile and Artistry.
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Martha Karolyi, who oversees elite women's gymnastics in the United States and has an outsize influence on who makes the Olympic team, is vocal about artistry and execution.
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The Colorado Civil Rights Commission has gone after Jack Phillips of Masterpiece Cakeshop again, because this time he will not endorse a gender change with his cake artistry.
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That's reminiscent of the 1980s and '90s, the golden era of MTV, when having an awards show to celebrate the artistry of music videos made the most sense.
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Dinwiddie is doing that with confidence—every so often he'll launch a side-step three from a few feet behind the line, a la Kyrie Irving—and artistry.
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Both of these strategies feature in the exhibition; naturally, however, it highlights the spectacular one-offs, the artistry that justified and fueled the demand for the mass production.
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A great example of White's artistry is his recent sculpture of woman's nude torso, which features a sort of surreal naturalism that removes everything above the woman's jaw.
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Depicting rolling green landscapes and mythical creatures, "In Pursuit of Rare Meats" is no doubt a stunning artwork—but I'm here for a more edible kind of artistry.
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While his wife chases dreams of artistry and stardom, Hasmukh runs a small startup and often gets roped into questionable side projects with his friend Hyder (Remy Munasifi).
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Each element his figures clutch — such as an airplane pillow or an iPhone — contributes to ambiguous narratives Chadsey concocts with meticulous artistry and an unabashed ardor for oddity.
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An actress turned director, Lupino (1918-95) is known as a groundbreaker in Hollywood and an independent auteur, but that reputation may still short-sell her considerable artistry.
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He sees great artistry in Rothko, and also Prince, and especially The Simpsons, and he is skeptical of any appreciation of art that adheres to a single theory.
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Confident in his craft, he surely realized, as I do too, that distinctive forms of artistry are needed to assure ailing patients of our being in good hands.
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Whether a building, a song or a watch, what appeals to him is "taste, and the artistry of taking something from scratch and making it into a masterpiece."
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Now, invariably, every painstaking step of that journey, each beat and milestone, comes with an unsettling asterisk as delight at his artistry mixes with doubt about his character.
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As clients become more discerning and more players enter the luxury market, clients will look for a redefinition of luxury based on craftsmanship, unique artistry, scarcity and personalization.
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Sure, yeah, you can have your Pixars and your Illuminations, but no animator—especially working on series television—reliably combines artistry, emotion, and flat-out action like Tartakovsky.
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Still, some decades ago, among the many adventurous aspects of his artistry, Mr. Serkin, now 69, was a pioneer of unconventional programming that juxtaposed old and new works.
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Go: Two productions at the Under the Radar Festival in New York ask if theater is ready to embrace the artistry of autism and other once-disqualifying conditions.
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The whole thing looks so much like an argument, about the artistry of advertisements, the mercenary quality of the art world, or the difficulty of telling them apart.
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That combination of artistry and precision seems prophetic, as both Irving and his younger brother, Arthur (who became a celebrated movie director), would make their names using cameras.
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In a culture where meals are prepared with great care and artistry, the thickening gels make it possible for chefs to reshape the food into visually pleasing dishes.
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That sort of "aw shucks" equivocating made sense in the years immediately after everyone learned about pickup artistry, but now it's a gimmick that everyone sees directly through.
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"The artistry that's gone into this film — and to know that it's all live singing and dancing — spectacular is the right word to describe the film," she said.
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The decision to limit the scope of the documentary to Cunningham's heyday means we learn little about the roots of his artistry, or the endurance of his legacy.
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"We sincerely want to end this disagreement so that the incredible artistry at the core of this production can, once again, be our primary focus," the statement said.
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At the same time, it was the first to spotlight the kind of comprehensive artistry and showmanship that now comes standard with any concert tour worth its salt.
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An extra 21970 pages of back matter fills readers in on the research and artistry that went into The Fade Out and more than justifies the "deluxe" tag.
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With its eyes glazed over and hauntingly gaunt body, it can seem a little intimidating, but closer inspection reveals the artistry of Bosch's brushstrokes and papier-mâché structure.
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In the 219th century, he explains, the artistry of the meal stemmed from a combination of both the presentation of the dishes themselves and their arrangement on the table.
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The corporation is putting on an auction of 2500 rare film posters, celebrating the artistry of advertisement and design in the film industry as museum-worthy pieces of art.
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It's hard to reckon that a man of such innovative artistry, who brought the world together with his work, could also be the same person who victimized young boys.
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"They keep asking us to do more difficulty and to give more artistry, give more harder skills," Biles told NBC after the decision about the triple double was made.
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Pérotin writes extravagant melismas on single vowels, which function like the luxuriously illuminated capitals of medieval manuscripts, lending majesty to the text and celebrating the artistry of the setting.
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"It was a last minute idea that tied in the messages of our last show as well as Issa's artistry," he tells Refinery29 of the making of the belt.
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The relationship that ensues is not sexual, but instead proves to be a deep comradeship forged by different minds who each passionately pursue the challenges of their individual artistry.
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The standout individual was Benfica's left winger, Nicolás Gaitán, who was here, there and everywhere, combining industry with artistry as he tried to inject urgency to break the deadlock.
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Moreso of haute couture than ready-to-wear (and especially fast-fashion), it's easy to let the price tag of a piece of clothing distract you from its artistry.
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The Marc Jacobs Beauty global artistry ambassador has been doing both her hair and makeup for a decade, single-handedly proving just how vital a signature look can be.
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In Rogue One, however, Industrial Light & Magic was able to recreate Peter Cushing and a 19-year-old Fisher with a combination of stand-in performers and digital artistry.
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Each release from the brand is packed with so much artistry and nostalgia that it's hard not to share on social — and even harder not to want it all.
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As cool as Gomez looks with any hairstyle, as good as her music is, human nature (or celebrity gossip nature) dictates that we're most curious about relationships above artistry.
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Blunt's category-rejecting artistry and penchant for lying to interviewers has earned him a reputation as a prankster, with as much interest surrounding his antics as his music itself.
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The majesty of Notre Dame—the history, artistry, and spirituality—took our breath away, lifting us to a higher understanding of who we are and who we can be.
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As a guy who builds things and fixes cars and is also in real estate, I really appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship it took to build such a home.
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But those of us who love MMA, who understand its subtleties and marvel at its artistry, know there's only one real absurdity in MMA, and that's the weight-cut.
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But it was when her teammate Laurie Hernandez (pictured) took to the floor that something even more surprising in the world of elite gymnastics took place—she exuded artistry.
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In person, G Milla doesn't inhabit the same traits as these guys (he enjoys "almonds and blunts" more than drugs and alcohol), but embraces the artistry just as much.
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It's impossible to overemphasize the arduous work it takes for women, on a daily basis, to stay in optimal physical shape while working to perfect their technique and artistry.
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Mr. Burton, whose artistry is at times most evident in its filigree, can be a great collector when given the right box to fill, as is the case here.
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Fred Astaire and the Nicholas Brothers and Earl Snakehips [Tucker] — it was a certain level of artistry, and their dancing was superior, and we don't really have that anymore.
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And if you could use that sort of nuance to place the origin of a wine in one vineyard in Spain, then maybe blind wine tasting wasn't bullshit artistry.
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Now, sitting in the sun-dappled mixing studio, some 2018 years after that first album, I ask Solange if artistry and fame, in the conventional sense, are at odds.
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Their command of aesthetics is second to none, and the music itself is just transcendent; the atmosphere, the intricacy, the intensity, the artistry, it's all there and then some.
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With the meteoric rise of Kendrick Lamar, one of his closest collaborators, Martin managed to become a household name among music fans without sacrificing either side of his artistry.
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Manhattan Plaza WaterWorks, the resident synchronized swim team of Manhattan Plaza Health Club — as well as a championship team that competes nationally — presents routines that meld artistry with athleticism.
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They are the kinds of garments generally overlooked or dismissed by museums and collectors of dress, who tend to focus on fashion as an expression of elitism, artistry, aspiration.
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If she did not have great ambitions to become a songwriter (a thing critics subsequently used to discount her artistry), Ms. Houston knew exactly what she was singing about.
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But as a dance critic, I judge skating by different rules, and to me, no team, gold medal or not, matches the artistry of Ms. Papadakis and Mr. Cizeron.
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I'm always noticing new details in the ornate ironwork or the marble, and I'm often struck by the skill and artistry that went into making this building so beautiful.
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"She has the tangible and the intangible, she has the technique, the difficulty level, the artistry she is able to put into routines in these days," Miller told Reuters.
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But when it comes to choosing repertory to express another side of her artistry through contemporary dance — that all-too-familiar code for extending a career — she needs help.
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Combine that in a cocktail shaker with hundreds of specialized small-batch products made in France, garnish with passion and artistry, and you've got the Parisian craft bar movement.
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Dazzling and charming artists both, they reached fresh peaks here; Ms. Peck (of New York City Ballet), in particular, has reached new zones of subtle artistry and breathtaking speed.
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In denaturing the stage action from the narrative, though, the play makes it possible to admire Berry's certified-organic artistry and Morrison's haunting accompaniment, without feeling anything like unease.
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But in a series of earlier performances at the Pérez Art Museum Miami and the Menil Collection in Houston, among others, she has demonstrated a singular brand of artistry.
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The 17-song soundtrack is a display of Black talent and artistry, featuring a genuinely staggering lineup ranging from rising hip-hop superstars to soul and R&B legends.
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Heath's artistry, combined with her more recent ability to convert, is paving the way for players like Rose Lavelle and for a more creative, entertaining USWNT in the 2020s.
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But Vacheron Constantin's core repertory of in-house decorative crafts — engraving, enameling, guilloché (engraving using a lathe) and gem setting — couldn't deliver the high level of artistry he envisioned.
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It opens with an extreme closeup of the artist's hand leaping onto a black screen and rapidly drawing—a vision of artistry that heralded the power of the medium.
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For those less familiar with Ronstadt's career, "The Sound of My Voice" is a smooth introduction to a performer whose artistry is more than worthy of such a tribute.
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In short, the artistry of game derives from its asking of how society must grapple with computers' expanding control over the ethical ambiguities ever so prevalent in the world.
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In all sports, even as an artistic sport like skating, they also give out the component scores for all the artistry, but you're seeing there's much more danger there.
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Or the glasses, the hardware, that actually makes stuff possible, but absolutely though, the artistry, the content, the storytelling, the narratives, the IP, the characters that you connect with.
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The heritage athletic brand — who connected with the accessories maven over Instagram, bien sur — gave the designer an opportunity to apply her artistry to apparel design for the first time.
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Monks and makeup artistry don't generally go hand in hand (that we know of), and Nishimura told BuzzFeed News that he did experience a period of doubt about doing both.
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La La Land — which opens Friday in limited release — is poised to steal millions of hearts with a seamless blend of artistry, music and romance that filmmakers consistently strive for.
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From recent moments such as Kobe Bryant's retirement from the game, to depictions of eternal greats such as Michael Jordan, we're in awe of Butcher's eye for detail and artistry.
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CyArk flew a drone inside the cathedral to capture the nooks, crannies, and intricate artistry of a historical structure that's already seen damage, and that the government wants to protect.
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Not only has her artistry covered the nails of Greta Gerwig, Constance Wu, and Selma Blair, but almost every manicure she creates is infused with the healing power of crystals.
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