His brilliance, his intellectual brilliance, clearly, he&aposs a very smart guy.
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The confirmation hearing has revealed Judge Gorsuch's brilliance as a constitutionalist, as well as the brilliance of President Trump's choice.
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He's a riveting jumble and an important reminder that brilliance and competence along one axis hardly ensures brilliance or even coherence along another.
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Still, and maybe because of their brilliance and the brilliance of their words, we find, year after year, it more difficult to imagine them as human beings.
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Significantly, the new iX3 will be built at the BMW Brilliance Automotive plant in Shenyang, China, operated as part of a joint venture with local partner Brilliance Automotive.
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Prospective academics were forced to choose between their careers, sense of ethics, physical safety, and psychological well-being, while the "brilliance" of predators in power often overshadowed the brilliance of those without it.
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Her use of similes is almost Homeric in its brilliance.
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He sets out his case with characteristic brilliance and conviction.
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It was thwarted only by the brilliance of Mr Woods.
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The brilliance of the system in in the discarding, though.
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The Obelisk Gate continues to build on its predecessor's brilliance.
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Your passion, commitment, and sheer brilliance has kept me inspired.
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I guess he was no match for Japan's "professional brilliance".
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There was a focus, there was a brilliance of intelligence.
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You don't immediately pick up on Bill and Bob's brilliance?
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As Katherine Newbury, Emma Thompson practically radiates brilliance and glamour.
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It's given her brilliance at the expense of social functioning.
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It's the beguiling, beautiful, almost telepathic brilliance of their interplay.
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Sanchez's brilliance has helped carry the Yankees back into relevance.
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Their programs rest on their continuing brilliance and idiosyncratic personalities.
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It spoke to the majesty and brilliance of Black folks.
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Arrogance is not toxic; it is just brilliance + a vendetta.
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"Ryan had this kind of visual comedy brilliance," he said.
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But let's not ignore the sustained brilliance of Corey Kluber.
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The biggest reason for success in entrepreneurship is not brilliance.
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His brilliance shone in the little things, the simple things.
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We were hypnotized by his unlimited brilliance as an entertainer.
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She has dramatic flair and heroic voluptuousness within technical brilliance.
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Brilliance being assured, I studied every aspect of his life.
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Last week was the brilliance — this week is the reminder.
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The film's level of energetic brilliance proved unsustainable for Léger.
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Any doubts about Maradona's brilliance had been laid to rest.
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Yet Johnson never produced the sustained brilliance the team had sought.
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Others mine ordinary lives for moments of brilliance, like Seoul Searching.
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Don't let this scare you—Nilsson's brilliance is worth the effort.
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This toes the fine line of evil brilliance and cruelly unconscionable.
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That's where the potential brilliance of the new South Park lies.
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It would be utter umami brilliance a la Snap-chef Teigen.
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There's a subtle brilliance in how the show frames this interaction.
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That you see possibility of brilliance and you can foster that.
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What TPE lacked in brilliance, it made up for in versatility.
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It also plans EV production through its venture with Brilliance Automotive .
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His technical brilliance was clear at the Barbican Centre last month.
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Both Eddington's achievement and Einstein's brilliance were trumpeted in the media.
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DE) BMW and joint venture partner Brilliance Automotive Group Holdings (6004183.
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It also plans EV production through its venture with Brilliance Automotive.
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He's Tony Stark minus the charisma, Stephen Strange minus the brilliance.
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Professorial brilliance is too intangible to distil into a single score.
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Your brilliance doesn't give you the right to be a jerk.
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This is the brilliance of Harden in the Mike D'Antoni system.
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In every movie, multiple supporting characters repeatedly cite Seagal's transcendent brilliance.
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It was a stroke of brilliance to put 'democracy' in there.
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I could talk about his legal brilliance and his witty prose.
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Without brilliance, adaptability and audacity, we stand little chance at all.
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The brilliance of the high-output V6 is tough to overstate.
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Thank you especially to Yorgos for your guidance, brilliance, and friendship.
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The brilliance of this term is its utter lack of judgment.
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One final mark of Original Pirate Material's brilliance is its longevity.
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So instead, I'll settle for wondering at her brilliance from afar.
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In an Olympics full of blowout brilliance, no show was better.
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Her playing was refined and soft-spoken in its brilliance throughout.
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A painter's stroke of brilliance damns him to a nightmarish ordeal.
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Resident Evil's brainlessness and its brilliance are one in the same.
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The question, now, is how far that brilliance can carry Barcelona.
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During the Iraq War, he developed a reputation for strategic brilliance.
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Its brilliance offered little solace to Luiz, or to his teammates.
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Ginger-Fried Rice Weeknight brilliance, provided you have leftover cooked rice.
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It's hard to imagine other artists performing it with comparable brilliance.
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We are grateful to her for her brilliance, passion and friendship.
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His defenders counter that his celebrity was commensurate with his brilliance.
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The brilliance of 'Life is Strange 2' lies in the details
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When expertly cut, they exhibit a captivating brilliance and exceptional clarity.
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The Calidore players performed it with synergistic brilliance and ferocious commitment.
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It's not too shiny, but it has enough brilliance in it.
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Each one offers further proof of the consistency of his brilliance.
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Luis Enrique) and Brazilian brilliance (Romario, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, the list goes on).
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Celebrating someone else's brilliance is part of the content you offer, giving
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BMW has a separate manufacturing alliance with BMW Brilliance Automotive in Shenyang.
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The brilliance of innovation at the forefront of U.S. healthcare is incredible.
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But here, again, Cumberbatch tempers the doctor's arrogant brilliance with unforced charm.
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What's hot: The visual effects and stellar cast bring moments of brilliance.
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At least these dire circumstances sometimes lend themselves to moments of brilliance.
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It's only after a bite or two that its brilliance is revealed.
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PA) announced a major new commercial vehicles partnership with China's Brilliance (1114.
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"Fishnet" contains many more instances of gritty brilliance following its dramatic start.
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She "has an ability to showcase many qualities: expressive lightness, depth, brilliance".
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Wirecutter likes the durable and tightly sealed Rubbermaid Brilliance Pantry Storage Containers.
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Yet much of the brilliance can be traced back to the script.
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A car company in Liaoning, called Brilliance Auto, shows what can happen.
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Delivered quickly and in secret, they retain pieces of home-recorded brilliance.
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In fact, it turned out to be a bold stroke of brilliance.
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I've witnessed heroism, grace, strength and brilliance in every walk of life.
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The Mavic Pro, however, in its hoagie-sized brilliance, changes the game.
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It's really amazing to watch the mechanical, patient brilliance that he exhibits.
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Shanghai Brilliance and Dagong did not respond to Reuters' requests for comment.
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"There was a focus, there was a brilliance of intelligence," said Husney.
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For your strength and your brilliance, you made me look very good.
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We need the grace, beauty and brilliance they bring to the world.
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From an early age, Wolfram showed brilliance and a talent for physics.
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And it was sheer luck, it certainly wasn't any brilliance of mine.
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My thanks to my friend and collaborator Yorgos Lanthimos for his brilliance.
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That is the space Glover mines with such brilliance, fury, and curiosity.
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But still, it lacked the "vomiting rainbow" brilliance of the Snapchat version!
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It is sheer brilliance, and easily Coutard and Godard's most consistent work.
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The physical and emotional strains of stardom are evidently sacrifices for brilliance.
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The work's varied instrumental colors are still Technicolor in their projected brilliance.
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It wasn't that the novel's brilliance survived the deadening force of sobriety.
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And the shape the telling takes is, if not salvation, brilliance itself.
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On Tuesday, though, I was struck by Taylor's sheer brilliance in construction.
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Messi wears his brilliance more lightly; these things just come to him.
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Complicated: the brilliance of Wilson's choice is, in part, its seeming straightforwardness.
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But imitation isn't the route to brilliance, our chief TV critic writes.
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At some point, though, they may need William's big-game brilliance again.
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"There's a brilliance that comes with magic and card manipulation," she said.
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" KC: "For me, it was the resilience and brilliance of these kids.
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That's part of his brilliance, and the deep pleasure of his work.
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This narrow interpretation of him obscures the radicalism that informed his brilliance.
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It's a chance to remind everybody — and ourselves – of Ms. Houston's brilliance.
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It was praised from start to finish for its brilliance and charm.
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Millions of readers would also testify to his brilliance as a poet.
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Countless clips document "Messi magic," a playing style of almost unseemly brilliance.
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In interviews, the women who wore his clothes attest to their brilliance.
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If something good happens, narcissists see it as confirmation of their brilliance.
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But those terms were never exactly right to describe their intimate brilliance.
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This clip epitomises Charles' brilliance, and shows him at his theatrical best.
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XPCC Sixth Division has an AA issuer rating from Shanghai Brilliance Credit Rating & Investors Service Co. A Shanghai Brilliance report in late July reiterated that rating, but noted significant repayment pressures on the company due to maturing bonds.
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"Our society tends to associate brilliance with men more than with women, and this notion pushes women away from jobs that are perceived to require brilliance," lead researcher Lin Bian of the University of Illinois said in a statement.
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XXX, the rapper's introduction to the masses, framed him as a guy cognizant not only of his brilliance ("Pac Blood") but also of the systemic challenges that made it near-impossible for that brilliance to shine through the cracks.
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This country has never lived up to the brilliance of its founding documents.
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What's more, there's evidence that messiness may be a sign of creative brilliance.
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But the iPod introduced most people to the firm's aesthetic and technical brilliance.
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I was never wasting time in Minit, and therein lies its core brilliance.
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To understand Mayweather's brilliance is to see why boxing is on the outs.
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Some of this recalls Stephen Chow's "Journey to the West," minus the brilliance.
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Weschler was alive to the doctor's eccentric brilliance, compassion, personal quirks, and secrets.
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The technicolour horrors of war are accompanied by similes of almost Homeric brilliance.
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Yet there is one candidate of whom more brilliance might have been anticipated.
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The brilliance of BlacKkKlansman is that Lee was able to convey this cinematically.
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It was schmaltzy brilliance, and it did the trick — I cried each episode.
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This is the brilliance of Trump's slogan — it's a perfect conduit for nostalgia.
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This is Cline's loose brilliance—the helter-skelter dramatization of innocence being lost.
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But in that moment, this was pure artistic brilliance sprawled out before us.
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As I grew, her brilliance as a scientist began to dawn on me.
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Despite flashes of brilliance, Woods knows there is plenty of room for improvement.
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"Trump's brilliance to me is that he has incredible charisma," Stevens tells PEOPLE.
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Researchers also looked at whether perceptions around brilliance and gender shaped children's interests.
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Non-native speakers may not be able to show off their brilliance easily.
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Trump is addicted to the narrative that his brilliance alone makes success happen.
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But the beauty of Beltran's late-career brilliance is that he still produces.
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It's prime Dirk Nowitzki-levels of brilliance as he rediscovers a lost art.
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On Tuesday, she played 16 of them with tireless passion and stunning brilliance.
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These layers are part of her brilliance in conveying the self-in-progress.
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The Warriors would have been celebrated for their determination, their moxie, their brilliance.
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What is the secret of Bricco's casual and approachable, night-after-night brilliance?
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I heard the news on Twitter and it is a moment of brilliance.
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Now for the crossing Down entries, which is where the brilliance comes in.
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With his busy brilliance, he wrote persuasive articles for his high-school newspaper.
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Nono's brilliance lies in posing the question and leaving the answer to us.
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When Dessner and Vernon gel, they can bring out brief moments of brilliance.
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There have been flashes of fight-inspired brilliance in comedy in the past.
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Until I realized the brilliance of the Mario Tennis series, developed by Camelot.
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He's currently a TED talker and has appeared at Applied Brilliance and PSFK.
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He can do Marvel villain, cool vampire, and callous husband with equal brilliance.
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This set contains: Facial rollerStroke of Brilliance Brightening serumOn The Rise Firming Serum
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If your brilliance can't be confined to 280 characters, try a threaded tweet.
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He changed the American theater with his brilliance, wit, daring and unrivaled genius.
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BLT Tacos Melissa Clark brilliance, and a pretty fun way to do dinner.
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The book is pure brilliance and a razor-sharp indictment of the country.
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You don't doubt her fierce brilliance when she's debating policy with Bernie Sanders.
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We believe these poems express complexity, nuance, joy, tenderness, love, incisiveness and brilliance.
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Whatever she touched came out with incredible polish, assurance and, when needed, brilliance.
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Joking with reporters after the game, Durant took full credit for Thompson's brilliance.
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She's not just an island unto herself as some paragon of misunderstood brilliance.
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The company's success owes less to its cinematic brilliance than to shrewd acquisitions.
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Yet women and men alike were mesmerized by his vigor and poetic brilliance.
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Besides Daniels' candor, one can't help but be impressed by her tactical brilliance.
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He was dangerous not only because of his brilliance, his arithmetic, his courage.
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But for all their brilliance, they never came close to winning the race.
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The resulting episode contains flashes of brilliance, but overall is clumsy and unbalanced.
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"May he rest peacefully as his legacy and brilliance live on," he wrote.
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All of the most esteemed academies that validate scholars' brilliance have validated his.
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The visuals, premiering below, perfectly embody the ballsy brilliance of this soaring anthem.
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This is, after all, the great brilliance of free market economies: They adapt.
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The Brilliance 13P8 was originally announced at IFA last summer with a more pedestrian 3840 x 1080 display, similar to the Samsung CHG90, but it seems that Philips has decided to up the ante for the Brilliance 492P8's US debut.
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FRANKFURT, July 9 (Reuters) - Germany's BMW and its joint venture partner Brilliance Automotive Group Holdings have agreed to expand production capacity at BMW Brilliance Automotive's (BBA) two sites in China to a total 520,000 BMW brand vehicles in 2019, BMW said.
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We have already written numerous articles on his continuing brilliance in the featherweight division.
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His courage and persistence with his brilliance and humour inspired people across the world.
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Because brilliance and intelligence can perpetuate gender imbalance, companies should ditch the terms entirely.
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Praise and thanks for the military bravery and brilliance that carried out the mission.
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Giannis' brilliance helps us see more clearly the struggle of the Tremendous Upside era.
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Furthermore, by this point Wayne's brilliance was inarguable, as that "my opponent" line suggests.
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But in their case, these things are really just evidence of their eccentric brilliance.
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Since then, he's cycled through flashes of mediocrity, solidity, flat-out awfulness and brilliance.
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So you're looking at the brilliance of Michelle's performance, or Sam's performance, of course.
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The default Sylenth patch makes a cameo in a chef's kiss moment of brilliance.
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His courage and persistence with his brilliance and humor inspired people across the world.
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You are an untapped resource of comedy brilliance- there is nothing you can't do.
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Through all of his ups and downs, his musical ingenuity, his brilliance, has maintained.
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The genius, whose brilliance manifests in flying chalk, focused expressions, and complicated personality traits.
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The brilliance of 2018's antiheroines is not just that they reject gender norms.
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"What we all witnessed here tonight was nothing short of absolute brilliance," she said.
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They're incendiary sequences, spontaneous displays of physical brilliance that swerve off road without warning.
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"We should recommend the importance of hard work, as opposed to brilliance," she said.
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My cat bats at the yarn ball and I praise her for her brilliance.
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Moments of technical brilliance small and large are at the soul of this film.
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And the orchestra — the percussionists, especially — reveled in the brilliance of Mr. Corigliano's instrumentation.
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The brilliance of that show is that there's no good side or bad side.
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His discography is a cumulative slow burn, with flashes of brilliance on each release.
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The SNES D-Pad, with its seminal right-facing prong, is pure, simple brilliance.
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"There is all of this brilliance that we have warehoused away," Dr. Dreisinger said.
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Would you like to see more of Chen Yi's brilliance from the original #Mulan?
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But the intensity and the brilliance of his invention could be felt again today.
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With characteristic brilliance, Heaney refuses to let words and images not earn their keep.
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Ultimately, Apple crested the trillion-dollar mark not through technological brilliance, but stock manipulation.
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But many of the speakers shared stories that captured his brilliance and his quirkiness.
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Brazil, though, are not taking anything for granted - with or without Neymar's undeniable brilliance.
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Despite Lester's unevenness and Kluber's brilliance, the Cubs still threatened in the seventh inning.
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Handel's brilliance at examining human nature comes through in Orlando's first encounter with Zoroastro.
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The brilliance of "Silence" is that it shows how these questions increase and multiply.
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He has either a tactical brilliance or an overzealousness, depending on whom you ask.
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But what stuck out the most was the newfound brilliance of Adrian Danchig-Waring.
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Locke's conception of black brilliance evolved through his exposure to young and attractive thinkers.
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I was physically and emotionally attracted to his brilliance, humor and compassion for others.
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Sometimes sexism is a plethora of compliments that make your brilliance a constant exception.
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Suddenly, the offensive ineptitude that peppered the first half had been replaced by brilliance.
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The brilliance of the Trocks's satire is nevertheless its closeness to the original form.
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He takes to social media to lash out at detractors and exalt his brilliance.
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Muguruza's bid for the top spot is built on bursts of big-stage brilliance.
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Mr. Lisiecki's blend of youthful brilliance, refinement and grace are perfect for this music.
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"Out of the brilliance of his talent, he obtained many positions," Mr. Kalish said.
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Manager Joe Maddon was not captivated by the brilliance of the Mets' Jacob deGrom.
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There's nothing out there to suggest that Ghaani has the same level of brilliance.
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Few people believe the Chinese or Ukrainians embraced Hunter because of his financial brilliance.
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I think of da Vinci as his talent, as his brilliance, as his legacy.
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Still, most of us are entranced, if not lulled, by that momentarily painterly brilliance.
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The bookish student was at first in awe at the brilliance of the capital's brightest.
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He selflessly placed others first, radiating genuine kindness, warmth and brilliance in all he did.
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"And [thanks to] Mandy Moore, our choreographer, for your brilliance, and your patience," Stone said.
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My father struck up a conversation with the man about the brilliance of the cellos.
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Stories like these are popular, I think, because they suggest there's a recipe for brilliance.
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"Everyone in the business knew of Edna and her decades of investigative brilliance," she says.
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When you de-emphasize brilliance or intellectual ability, you help to get more women involved.
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The episode revealed the brilliance of Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the debate.
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Singapore's schools have long held a reputation for didactic teaching, rote learning and academic brilliance.
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The Sparrows, a threat for two seasons, were eradicated in an instant of literal brilliance.
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A lot of what you see on the page is Caitlin's brilliance as a editor.
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"Jumpman" was a solid move, but "Forgot About Dre" is just a stroke of brilliance.
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If Napoleon's followers sometimes exaggerated his brilliance, that is nothing compared with his own hyperbole.
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We had Eleanor Roosevelt, but she wasn't president and she sounded funny despite her brilliance.
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But it takes a demented kind of brilliance to convince Gordon Ramsay to try them.
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Connell is surrounded by dull and angelic women, the better to highlight Marianne's spiky brilliance.
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He has previously worked at Infiniti China, Nissan's luxury vehicle division, and BMW Brilliance Automotive.
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Physicist Stephen Hawking, known for his pioneering brilliance, died today at the age of 76.
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Yet Singapore shows that academic brilliance need not come at the expense of personal skills.
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Nanette uses Robert's weaknesses and her coding brilliance to help everyone escape their digital overlord.
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Therein lies the brilliance of Plus One: All of this feels like it's really happening.
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The orange-red incandescent brilliance is gone, vanished deep into the Earth, whence it came.
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Instead, they're saying the exact opposite: that Putin withdrawing shows his strength and strategic brilliance.
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It's part of the brilliance of his campaign: He's a kind of political Rorschach test.
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If you wanted to spew brilliance or idiocy in 140 characters, then so be it.
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The Fab Four had surprised themselves with the brilliance of Rubber Soul the previous fall.
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And your brilliance, shining light on to this, speaking truth, is nothing short of heroic.
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Last month's Open Championship at Carnoustie provided the latest glimpse into Spieth's brilliance and flaws.
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Yet his brilliance has made him one of America's greatest living cult writer and directors.
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"I want to thank MTV for recognizing my brilliance," Gallagher said when receiving the award.
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The pianist Maxim Lando, 17, displayed stamina and brilliance in his New York recital debut.
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It is difficult not to wonder at the sheer brilliance of this work by Leonardo.
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They recognized her brilliance, arranged for publication of her poetry in 1773 and freed her.
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The real brilliance in King is that we always have Mitchell to run up against.
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The heavyweight division doesn't tend to be the standard bearer for technical and tactical brilliance.
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"I want to thank MTV for recognizing my brilliance," Gallagher said when receiving the award.
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And nowhere is that D-Pad's brilliance better expressed than on the right-facing prong.
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When I sleep next to a man, he becomes an extension of my own brilliance.
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He had brilliance when called for during jazz-tinged passages of Lisztian runs and octaves.
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But the lasting impression for me was the self-effacing brilliance of Ms. Harvey's singing.
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In fact, it is a cynical, abusive and, some might say, evil form of brilliance.
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"You don't get to where you are in life just by solo brilliance," Schleif said.
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But despite their brilliance and beauty it doesn't take much to make a meteor shower.
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The brilliance of "Black Mirror" is that it's not about how technology imperils our humanity.
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Through the panes you saw the purposeless, dominating brilliance of the skyscrapers of New York.
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Then, of course, there are always some next-level clues, of varying degrees of brilliance.
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But none of those things can replicate the native digital medium brilliance of Homestuck itself.
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In all honesty, much of the brilliance of "Take a Chance" is in its ludicrousness.
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The mix has enough weirdness and odd brilliance that it ought to be agreeable enough.
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In the postseason, this North Carolinian from somewhere east of Granite Falls edges into brilliance.
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That all said, this comparison did make me recollect the Model 3's general brilliance.
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Death is the shadow that gives shape to existence, urgency to love, brilliance to life.
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But Helprin's generosity of language and emotion allows room for missteps as well as brilliance.
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An informative, admiring documentary is brought alive by the charisma and brilliance of its subject.
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And then away from the edge back into the dazzling brilliance of sub littoral white.
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It's an embrace of his comedic brilliance that also feels like a reminder: Stay woke.
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She captures her father's vulnerability and creative brilliance, and recognizes her mother's pioneering, seeking spirit.
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The constant has been the brilliance of Kansas City on both sides of the ball.
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This album was my introduction to classical music, and the brilliance of the human voice.
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Speed and strength are paramount, but the emphasis is on individual brilliance, imagination, technical mastery.
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"Rashomon" 's brilliance, Ben-Shaul understood, was not merely the result of its formal inventiveness.
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Still, Williamson showed flashes of brilliance even when his shots weren&apost falling early on.
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Shlayer's brilliance, it turns out, lies less in its code than its method of distribution.
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Despite being crushingly sad, the manner of Dumbledore's death is another stroke of Rowling brilliance.
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The brilliance of this system comes in the way it manufactures its own false legitimacy.
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While he lacked Cohn's diabolical brilliance, Trump got Cohn's M.O. — and he's using it now.
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Just like in 2018, the Mets have made a maddening habit of wasting deGrom's brilliance.
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At age 6, girls were significantly less likely to associate brilliance with their own gender.
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Brilliance accommodates any form — and, as these albums show, sometimes lightning lands in a bottle.
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The brilliance of the Wilmot's Warehouse is that you will never have a perfect solution.
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Levit caught that awesome doubleness: in his enigmatic brilliance, he is Bachian to the core.
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Finally getting over myself, I was ready to acknowledge the brilliance behind this homemade device.
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"There has always been a distinct aura of brilliance and intelligence surrounding her," said Rabasa.
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Authors thank their publishers for their patience, and their editors for their brilliance and vision.
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But for all the brilliance found in their catalog, one release scans as especially important.
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There's no doubting Mr Brady's unparalleled brilliance: his 466 passing yards were a Super Bowl record.
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"One thing I hope they recognize and appreciate is the brilliance of August Wilson," Washington said.
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But for all his brilliance on the pitch, many fans see Ronaldo as off-puttingly arrogant.
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Keep in mind that some of the biggest successes weren't immediately seen as flashes of brilliance.
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This is a clear visual example of the brilliance of how the game is set up.
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The experts recruited to help run large parts of the economy marvelled at their own brilliance.
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Sentenced to eternal underappreciation, the footballing world may never wholly cherish the unorthodox brilliance of Berbatov.
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He was so admirable as a man that his brilliance as an athlete was somehow overlooked.
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I don't know a comic or writer in the industry who doesn't recognize his unique brilliance.
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The album topped charts in the U.K., even if Americans hadn't yet caught onto Mika's brilliance.
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And yet, the more you grasp at methods to explain its brilliance—which should be simple!
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"I thought it was a stroke of brilliance to put democracy in there somewhere," he said.
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The deranged brilliance of LA Beast's video lies not in the concept but in its execution.
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Just look at this inflatable Lamzac Hangout lounge and marvel at the brilliance of its simplicity.
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The bond issue, rated AA+ by Shanghai Brilliance Credit Rating, had a coupon of 7 percent.
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Buy a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package, display your brilliance to the world and forge invaluable connections.
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We like our big spots here, moments of brilliance, daring, and more than a little stupidity.
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When this happened, he reverted to talking about his wealth, his brilliance and his winning ways.
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This willingness to be open to new experiences and challenges was the key to his brilliance.
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People seem to appreciate his evil brilliance — it has since received 97,000 retweets and 284,000 likes.
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So what does Snapchat do in its infinite brilliance but make something that … Breaks from that.
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As its fourth and final season inches closer, the TV Academy is finally noticing its brilliance.
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In this season finale, moments of utter brilliance come on the heels of leaden plot twists.
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If you read and enjoyed Tartt's novel, there are flashes of brilliance in the movie's adaptation.
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The 18th-century Opéra Royal at Versailles used mirrors to double the brilliance of its chandeliers.
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There is something tepid about Ms. Kelly's brilliance — it's familiar in shape but has no flash.
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Even though that vision faded, the memory of its full brilliance will remain with me always.
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For all of Golden State's talent and brilliance, their biggest vulnerability is on the defensive glass.
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Wargames and tactics games transform empty, unremarkable space into a stage for drama, spectacle, and brilliance.
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The brilliance of this sandwich is that it's not just about putting food into your gut.
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Never mind that Curry still supplied a fair bit of brilliance over the past few weeks.
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I'm not gonna spend much time talking about the brilliance of everything Arthur Russell ever did.
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Cypress Hill's reputation for stoner rap tends to overshadow the brilliance of their first three albums.
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This bottle from S'well's limited edition Brilliance Collection is completely covered in over 6,000 Swarovski crystals.
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But another side of his brilliance becomes apparent on "Fernando's Theme," a simple, one-chord piece.
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Back in Nigeria, his parents say, his brilliance at chess would never have had an outlet.
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Our reviewer, Gary Shteyngart, called it a "magnificently comic and sucker-punch-tragic excursion into brilliance."
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But in his encyclopedic way of talking, of thinking, of seeing, an undeniable brilliance comes through.
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The acting here has less obvious brilliance, but it more powerfully articulates the theme of powerlessness.
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Jeff Koons, Bono, Al Pacino and other celebrities also check in to extol Mr. Schnabel's brilliance.
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All those factors matter, but they interact with other critical conditions to create brilliance — or not.
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Then there is the timeout, which for coaches becomes a finishing school to prove their brilliance.
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Consider it a stroke of brilliance to put Lionel Richie and Mariah Carey on tour together.
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His time with the team was filled almost equally with brilliance, bravado, injuries and hard living.
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In return, he allows her to soak up some of his brilliance, as if by osmosis.
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The brilliance of Mr. X is not the inevitable one-on-one confrontation, it's his footsteps.
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For all his diabolical brilliance, he often comes across as a Beverly Hillbilly in designer slacks.
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Shares of Brilliance China climbed 9.13 percent to HK$20.80 by 3:35 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Just consider the number of non-ironic takes on the incredible brilliance of Warren's selfie line.
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What he will be remembered for is the brilliance of his opinions combined with his personality.
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In ancient times the self was more a prism than a flashlight: Brilliance shone through you.
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The question is how often the Yankees can count on such brilliance from their oldest pitcher.
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You have brilliance in you, your contribution is essential, and the art you create is precious.
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But it's also a delightful solo challenge, evoking the fantasy of rivaling the master detective's brilliance.
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We can't say for sure if Matthews' brilliance was an aberration, but I'm betting it wasn't.
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"She is comfortable with him and in awe of his brilliance and talent," the Lawrence source says.
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Gmoser said the "brilliance" of the investigation was the use of his pacemaker to build a case.
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"It was [his] brilliance that he saw how it could affect his sales figures," Norman told me.
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Imagine a future where founders are celebrated for our humanity with all of our flaws and brilliance.
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But if mellowness remains Mayer's weakness, the brilliance of his best compositions provides a worthy trade-off.
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Shonda's brilliance shines through her work completely, and I mean completely in every sense of the word.
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It's a testament to the writers' brilliance that I find chatter about incomprehensible topics so incredibly enjoyable.
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It's a way of rationalizing something that is, in all its smelly, sleep-deprived brilliance, utterly irrational.
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Coexist by The xx is the album that really exposed the brilliance of the Xelentos to me.
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We discuss the brilliance of Andre Aciman and his stunning 2007 novel, Call Me By Your Name.
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But indoor tennis is different enough to negate some of Nadal's brilliance while allowing others to thrive.
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The brilliance of Brazil's Pelé and Mr Maradona helped, but so did lucky bounces and favourable decisions.
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One of the many improvements to photos in iOS is new editing controls, including a brilliance slider.
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Despite all that money and brilliance, we're not particularly close to the future Musk is talking about.
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Yet much of the brilliance of the genre-hybrid Aamis is in its steadfast refusal to commit.
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Now, two histories paint a complex portrait of the figures who are often lionized for their brilliance.
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Part of the brilliance that Twitter useful is knowing that the tweet you're seeing can't been modified.
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But if ready-to-wear has lost its brilliance, then haute couture seeks more and more opulence.
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Yet desirable brands and mechanical brilliance may be much less use as carmaking is turned upside down.
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But because it's black-ish, that message is delivered with more charm and brilliance than we deserve.
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After four mediocre tournaments, McIlroy recaptured his old brilliance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational two weeks ago.
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Fifteen years later and while the internet insists Avril doesn't, the brilliance of Let Go lives on.
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The starting quarterback, Ryan Fitzpatrick, is capable of moments of brilliance, coming off a solid 2015 season.
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Much has been said about Judge Kavanaugh's brilliance, judicial temperament and commitment to the rule of law.
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Later that year, Renault set up a joint venture with Brilliance Auto to manufacture light commercial vehicles.
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But at the same time, you still don't see that collective brilliance, the weaving, that constant passing.
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He had shown some early signs of brilliance by making PC games with his friend Ethan Petty.
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Now you're free of any physical constraints.. Your brilliance and wisdom will be cherished forever ✨ pic.twitter.
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Moments of individual brilliance by players were quickly forgotten amid bad-tempered clashes and avoidable refereeing controversies.
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If only others knew the staggering brilliance of the hunt, they would cherish it as I do.
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Whatever it is, North America has to stop throwing shade Ovechkin's way and get behind his brilliance.
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The Czech, by contrast, showed only flashes of her old grasscourt brilliance and produced 36 unforced errors.
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"THANK YOU cast, writers, crew and most all all, the #clockblockers for your brilliance & passion," Kripke added.
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But it's common enough to encounter a hodgepodge instead, where flashes of brilliance are undercut by clunkers.
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Pause for a moment, if you will, to consider the simple brilliance of the axe-throwing bar.
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The New York Times, in a piece that marveled at his "abrasive brilliance," could barely contain itself.
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Watch above, and bask in its brilliance, its dedication to singing off-key, its finger-clicking suspense.
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But that is not to say there is not a form of brilliance in the Djokovic resilience.
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Anybody who has worked with him acknowledges his brilliance but also thinks he is a titanic jerk.
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Playing with rich sound and plenty of brilliance, Mr. Beilman conveyed both dreamy lyricism and heated intensity.
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Every profile of Levandowski produced a nearly identical quote from a former superior attesting to his brilliance.
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In 2002, he was awarded the Fields Medal, which recognizes brilliance and promise in mathematicians under 40.
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"The Emissary" is stalled there, at the level of a flickering brilliance that never kindles into more.
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It's a measure of this film's stealthy brilliance that it blurs the line between empathy and exploitation.
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" His speech there, she asserted, will be "an affront to President Abraham Lincoln's spare brilliance, the Rev.
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Cuarón's brilliance lies not in his subject but in his decision to make himself a peripheral character.
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To appreciate the sneaky brilliance of that revelation, though, we have to go back to the beginning.
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Once I've sourced and sorted, I look for sparkle, life, light, brilliance, scintillation, and the overall beauty.
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Transforming descriptive experience into abstract concepts mirrors the way secular reality dampens the brilliance of miraculous acts.
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Few scenes in television, let alone entire seasons, compare to the sheer brilliance of Fleabag Season 2.
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There was some of that impish quality in the Danish quartet's playing, despite its elegance and brilliance.
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Baldwin shows that world with the brilliance of the filmmaker he longed to be throughout his life.
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Bryant adopted the "Black Mamba" identity, and went about turning haters into his fans with sheer brilliance.
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Despite Ian Hussey's elegance and Lillian DiPiazza's movie star glamour, the "Tchaikovsky pas de deux" lacked brilliance.
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Yes, Iago — embodied with gritty brilliance by Mr. Craig — is still the smartest guy in the room.
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The believers see the advance orders for the Model 3 as testimony to the company's disruptive brilliance.
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During her century of life, Johnson's brilliance with numbers helped propel NASA toward its most coveted milestones.
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He was chosen not for his brilliance or experience in the field of housing or urban development.
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There's brilliance especially in wordplay that manages to acknowledge the series' roots without triggering reflexive eye rolls.
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Still, the brilliance of Ms. Dorrance's choreographic mind — and what she inspires in others — holds it together.
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That's a big blow for a long-shot Egyptian side that relies so heavily on Salah's brilliance.
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How could all of that energy and brilliance and eccentricity exist one moment and not the next?
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With his boyish good looks and his reputation for kindness and brilliance, his female friends took notice.
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It was an affront to them to have a confident female artist who believed in her brilliance.
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At times his tactical and sailing brilliance shone bright, while at others he was punished for his errors.
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Despite his physical brilliance, Nijinsky was derided by some, and Diaghilev took it upon himself to educate him.
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"I think it's the brilliance of Prime, the psychological lock-in that some people feel," Del Rey said.
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The Briton's brilliance was not matched by team mate Valtteri Bottas, who crashed early in the final shootout.
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She too would spend her career insisting there were moments of brilliance even in what was unquestionably trash.
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The nuances of black people's brilliance cannot be captured or studied in the shortest month of the year.
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But, since many of these plays are lost amid Jordan's overall brilliance, it's worth re-sharing here today.
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Well, instead of trying to top it, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams, simply decided to expand on its brilliance.
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At college, Marianne's eccentricities and open brilliance, plus her wealth and privilege, make her sought after and admired.
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At his best, he still retains the stunning technical brilliance that reminds you that there's still a chance.
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It's about a family where weirdness is the norm, the natural offshoot of scientific brilliance and wild creativity.
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Like we said before, it's easy to be blinded by the brilliance of the full moons this month.
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Entertaining it may be, but it does not provide much measure of the man or his literary brilliance.
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But those flashes of brilliance can't make up for Google's institutional neglect of Android and ChromeOS on tablets.
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"Show Boat" may be a relic of the flapper era, but there's nothing old-fashioned about its brilliance.
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But nothing Amazon has marked down comes anywhere close to the brilliance of Thanko's new armpit air conditioners.
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Obsessed with applying his brilliance to big problems, however, he struggled to find a job that satisfied him.
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They squeezed off eight shots in the first 5:06, and only Bernier's brilliance kept the game scoreless.
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BMW will start building a popular X-series model in China this summer with domestic partner Brilliance Automotive.
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They do still have Leonard, of course, as well as the tactical brilliance of Popovich on their side.
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But the latest flash of brilliance from the B&TB franchise isn't actually from the film at all.
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And for that — Stuart Freeborn's unfortunately no longer with us — I put a huge nod toward his brilliance.
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SBJ is being restructured into a JV owned 51 percent by Brilliance China and 49 percent by Renault.
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Other stories wiggle and squirm with brilliance, and just as beautifully tremble with panic and bouts of wit.
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The comical photograph obviously caused the haters came out to play, but Beyoncé's response was sheer unexpected brilliance.
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This bold iPhone strategy could be Apple CEO Tim Cook's first big misstep...or another stroke of brilliance.
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The blockchain is one big economic game, and the winners sometimes blur the line between cheating and brilliance.
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The Mexican writer Valeria Luiselli has captivated both academics and layreaders with her erudite yet eminently funny brilliance.
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Don't let their pristine manis fool you: we ignore the "California Girl"'s brilliance at our own peril.
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The record, if played by the aliens, is supposed to reflect the diversity and brilliance of earthling life.
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Normally, you'd just pay the full price and experience the brilliance of Nintendo's portable console, but not today.
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Like many musicians who revere Stephen Sondheim, I've been struck again and again by his sheer musical brilliance.
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Ezra Miller is a known style icon, and he continues to bring that brilliance to the wizarding world.
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There were occasions, however, when Haas would temporarily shake off the druggy haze and dazzle with his brilliance.
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His brilliance, humor and kindness brightened the lives of everyone who was blessed enough to cross his path.
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At its best, professional wrestling is both a forum for unique athletic brilliance and a vibrant storytelling medium.
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"No Tears Left To Cry" is sad, but it's also so, so sweet, and therein lies its brilliance.
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With all of this sprawling brilliance, it's easy to wonder what space Scott will choose to inhabit next.
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DeShaun Watson did it last year and even his brilliance was barely enough to carry Clemson past Alabama.
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It was almost entirely due to his singular brilliance that the Finals even got to a sixth game.
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DE), which agreed in October to buy control of a venture with Brilliance China Automotive Holdings Ltd (1114.
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Soak in the peaceful, melodic, artistic brilliance that Bob Ross instead of the hellscape that is American politics.
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It has moments of brilliance – especially in the irreverent dialogue and bawdy college scenes, but that isn't enough.
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Here his technical brilliance came to the forefront while Daniel Müller-Schott's buttery cello added depth and contour.
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Once in a while, however, even a Scottish non-league side can produce a moment of sheer brilliance.
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"He was looking for brilliance, and he saw the hand of Leonardo, particularly in the robe," Albertson said.
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And the internet is very happy to know that while the Oscars ignored J.Lo's brilliance, Affleck sure didn't.
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The brilliance is Musk's Trump-like ability to get people to believe in him and his preposterous promises.
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The first part of the Crest 3D White Brilliance Teeth Whitening Two-Step System is all about cleaning.
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Despite their talent and work ethic, they leave the industry and take their brilliance elsewhere, or perhaps nowhere.
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Our research suggests that American children are picking up on cultural stereotypes about brilliance at an early age.
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I don't see the value of asking a man to comment on how his brilliance is slipping away.
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Cubs LH Jon Lester (217-23, 230) Chatwood has shown moments of brilliance during a mostly mediocre campaign.
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But besides Brady, the players who make it happen, who bring Belichick's brilliance to life, come and go.
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Some misgivings remain, abroad and at home, about whether Chinese technical brio is yet matched by imaginative brilliance.
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"Part of his brilliance is that his model can be turned into a series of steps," Simoncelli says.
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Though some his remarks weren't so "artfully stated," she said serious scholars will remember him for his brilliance.
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Beyond believing in her artistic brilliance, art animated every cell in her body and thought in her mind.
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What better way to honor their sacrifice and creative brilliance than with these clever 18-inch-tall figurines?
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It is, in a way, a bedroom producer's take on jazz: layered and obsessive with flashes of brilliance.
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Until I had the privilege of spending the day with him, I didn't appreciate Fred Rogers' brilliance and depth.
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The other great joy about Discover — and I think part of its brilliance — is that the channels are finite.
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With all due respect to the indisputable brilliance of corvids, parrots are probably the smartest birds in the world.
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GOOGLE, Facebook and other online giants like to see their rapid rise as the product of their founders' brilliance.
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Stray pointillistic gestures, born from a brilliance of touch, might suggest a connection to some early-18453th-century mavericks.
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My sisters and I are here and we exist, and you will not diminish our light and our brilliance.
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Thirty-six voters deemed him undeserving despite the brilliance of his play and the historic significance of his career.
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But once you adjust the bass, presence, brilliance, and volume to your liking, it can be pretty damn soothing.
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This hedging is based on widely-held scepticism about whether national teams can convert individual brilliance into collective success.
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Toronto took the lead just before half time on a bit of brilliance from a fired up Sebastian Giovinco.
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The first episode opens slowly, following the life of Howard Silk, played with gleefully avuncular brilliance by J.K. Simmons.
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Its brilliance as a plot device in the book is that it obscures and edits, corralling mismatched characters together.
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"If there's one criticism of us, we've probably been a little bit inconsistent with flashes of brilliance," he said.
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Aside from her beauty and her brilliance, she also has the creative genius of hairstylist Lacy Redway behind her.
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The real beauty of team sports lies in the way individual brilliance can function to serve some greater system.
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This is that, thanks to Mendeleev's brilliance, element-hunters now have an album in which to stick their discoveries.
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The thing is, as much as we can comprehend the brilliance and genius of rap music, it isn't ours.
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Its retail arm was purring along—thanks, it seemed, to your employees' brilliance in persuading people to open accounts.
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You're able to edit brilliance, highlights, shadows, contrast, saturation, white balance, sharpness, definition, vignette, and noise reduction on pictures.
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We won't stand for anything less than brilliance from employers and will leave at the drop of a hat.
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Because for a while they were riding the brilliance of Stories and that was propelling a lot of things.
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"A musical icon known for his artistic brilliance, Love Symbol #2 is emblematic of Prince's distinctive style," she said.
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Binge the brilliance of the Johnson family this summer and be thankful that we have them on our TVs.
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He invented a machine to cut crystal, and within a decade, he was able to refine it to brilliance.
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The contrast lands Venom firmly at the intersection of absurdity and brilliance—and the strangest thing is, it works.
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I can't help but wonder about the sonic and vocal brilliance we will, now, never get from Chester Bennington.
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Trainor doesn't achieve the genre-defying brilliance of Anti or Lemonade — nor does she brush against their emotional impact.
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Songza's brilliance is that it gives you perfect playlists for every occasion, every mood, even every time of day.
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If you don't manage to get a window seat when flying, you often forget the brilliance of air travel.
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Jeter, in his metronomic brilliance, closed it, and either revealed or reduced shortstop into a position like any other.
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As with Tony, moves that seemed premature like eliminating Bradley turned out to be season-defining in their brilliance.
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The brilliance behind Feynman diagrams is that each line in the stick figure comes with an associated mathematical equation.
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He has cast his lot with a soulmate who has demonstrated a strategic brilliance for deflection, dissembling, and distraction.
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Tom Hanks is preternaturally gifted in Sully — the film practically sneers at the investigators that dare question his brilliance.
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His quick, complex footwork highlights the endless ways in which a dancer of his brilliance can subdivide a beat.
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But "Veep," in its brilliance, makes the Selina/Charlie encounter a mistake that politically weakens Selina for unexpected reasons.
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Racial identification, invented to serve needs of subjugation, can diminish a character's individual specificity, that hallmark of Morrison's brilliance.
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The beauty of the decoupling approach is that the only limit to innovation is imagination, rather than technical brilliance.
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The original Senators, despite the brilliance of the Hall of Famer pitcher Walter Johnson, were a mostly hapless franchise.
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In 2002, Zuckerberg went to Harvard , where he embraced the hacker mystique, which celebrates brilliance in pursuit of disruption.
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Both fighters box in a similar style and can make their opponents look foolish because of their defensive brilliance.
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The sets, costumes, performances, and direction radiate a dazzling brilliance, but its resonance goes far beyond just visual splendor.
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He's had flashes of brilliance since, but his turnover rate is an area for concern for Big Blue faithful.
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Maud emerges as a memorable figure, a misunderstood woman who has yet to discover her own brilliance and tenacity.
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The strangest thing about LeBron's brilliance has always been that it flourishes most in collaboration, as opposed to isolation.
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Combine that with Newton's typical brilliance under center, and Denver just couldn't keep Carolina out of the end zone.
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The brilliance of Hatsune Miku is that it turns the music industry's inherent phoniness into an enormous cosplay endeavor.
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Fanfic writers focused on that brilliance, then added a misunderstood heart of gold, an impressive penis, and remarkable stamina.
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While the Cavs were building their early leads, their stars displayed the kind of ho-hum brilliance we expect.
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But those looking for early flashes of brilliance in cast-off studio sessions would be advised to look elsewhere.
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He believes his own brilliance and force of personality can overwhelm everything from the permanent bureaucracy to foreign nations.
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We should be thanking them, as America's greatness is attributed to their blood, sweat, vision, perseverance, dedication and brilliance.
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The brilliance of the performance is to render Inga's actions horrifyingly logical for someone unconstrained by the social contract.
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France ousted Belgium with defensive tenacity mixed with flashes of offensive brilliance; they will be the favorite in Moscow.
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He was inconsistent in his return, showing flashes of brilliance as well as inexplicably poor ball-striking at times.
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But Mr. Sellars's concept has flashes of brilliance when combined with his direction, which owes much to Brechtian distancing.
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And he left his dazed audience in the dust, begging for surrender and commenting sheepishly on his obvious brilliance.
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So I asked some of the people who embraced EDM's brilliance to offer up their sweet experiences of it.
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But there had never been a communicator about music with anywhere near his brilliance, humor, energy, reach and importance.
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"You're going to miss all of the detail and all of the brilliance behind the whole movie," she said.
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Thanks to #85033 for his brilliance on the field, and his courage that changed this country #MLB #JackieRobinsonDay pic.twitter.
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With remarkable brilliance, Spieth started doing Spieth things as he managed to make a miracle bogey on the 13th.
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Maybe don't ask a 1980s sci-fi movie that bumbled into its own brilliance for specific predictions and retrodictions.
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The brilliance of this system is that it eliminates the major problem in the health insurance market: cherry picking.
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The audience is caught out as well; after finding joy in Rose's brilliance, we're left confused and disillusioned, too.
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From the lower edge of the blank, black disk of the dead sun burst a perfect point of brilliance.
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But I'd rather see them given the same big-time resources to apply that brilliance to something more important.
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I was humbled by his prolific output, curiosity, the diversity of media he used, and his overall sheer brilliance.
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Renault's global registrations rose 2.9 percent in the quarter, boosted by a new commercial van partnership with China's Brilliance.
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Real Madrid tends to be reliant on brilliance from its individuals rather than the smooth operation of the team.
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Now, is a time for reflection, to mourn his departure and celebrate his brilliance, permanently imprinted on my memory.
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He's happily married to Elizabeth (Rebecca Hall), an academic whose even greater brilliance goes overlooked because she's a woman.
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"Stephen Hawking's integrity and scientific dedication place him above pure brilliance," Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak told the BBC.
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The cartoonist Scott Adams has found a second career in reflexively ascribing brilliance and foresight to every presidential synapse.
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MEMORIES OF THE televisual offerings of Christmases past tend to heighten the moments of brilliance and erase the humdrum.
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History suggests his brilliance is worth at least a win or two regardless of how mighty his opponent is.
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Amazon's strategic brilliance is in reducing the friction for these professionals to have their concepts vetted by Prime's curators.
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And this is where the particular brilliance of Lugo's vessels achieves the marriage of form with message so beautifully.
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Confusing to modern sensibilities, his brilliance was less that of a solitary genius than of a manager of talents.
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Renault's global vehicle registrations rose 2.9 percent in the quarter, boosted by a new commercial van partnership with China's Brilliance.
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He gave up on Kevin Love playing like a star and was a spectator for Irving's one-on-one brilliance.
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The brilliance of Vince Gilligan's show aside, the amazing thing about this project is, well, it changes some things up.
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The internet is a fantastic place full of smart people; anything it produced would have moments of brilliance and humor.
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And now, a new generation of Broadway fans and newcomers alike will be introduced to brilliance that is Gwen Verdon.
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How the cast and crew have not won multiple awards yet, I don't know, but don't sleep on its brilliance.
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The brilliance of Musgraves is how she doesn't seem to really give a fuck, and that's reflected in her music.
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Others have commented on his brilliance, his dry wit and his skill at deconstructing arguments made by his political opposites.
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Beer production resumed at the abbey, and now they produce about 5,000 hectoliters (132,000 gallons) of Trappist brilliance every year.
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Chief Technology Officer Mike Muller, one of the dozen founders of the company, said ARM valued technical brilliance above all.
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Parasite won based on its singular brilliance and its ability to make a bold statement against capitalism and class oppression.
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But certainly nobody reading this book will easily retain faith in the Hollywood fable of Mr Snowden's bravery and brilliance.
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The brilliance of Dead Cells isn't in these features specifically; you feel it more in the way everything comes together.
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Schmidt, who met with Campbell "just about every week" for 15 years, says part of his brilliance was his trustworthiness.
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The brilliance of Halloween's update to the final girl trope goes well beyond the topicality of the #MeToo movement, though.
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Well, get ready for the next wave of brilliance from La Mer, because the company is entering the makeup space.
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He was even more feted at international level, where Brazil coaches Dunga and Tite built their teams around his brilliance.
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No one would accuse Apa's character Archie of brilliance, but the CW star might be Betty-level good at sleuthing.
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Once you've witnessed the brilliance, chances are you'll never look at a photograph of the president the same way again.
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Instead he ended up with something that—like teenage emotions themselves—had some highs, hinted at brilliance, but lacked coherence.
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Martin Scorsese's 1976 film Taxi Driver features several iconic scenes—moments that might occasionally distract viewers from movie's overall brilliance.
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The beauty and brilliance of Kaepernick's protest the previous season is that it put all athletes and fans on notice.
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Durant is still only 27, and already has that Finals appearance, an MVP, and this postseason's brilliance on his docket.
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The Rosie the Riveter campaign's brilliance lay in seeking to fill necessary jobs to build national strength and eventual prosperity.
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" Grainge said in a statement, "Few artists in history approach Taylor Swift's combination of massive global hits and creative brilliance.
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That self-determining brilliance has been both understandably and absurdly overlooked within the confines of a truly great basketball team.
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When Padma Lakshmi, a model and young cookbook author, met Salman Rushdie in 1999, she was dazzled by his brilliance.
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While you can no longer experience MagSafe's brilliance on your computer, you can still enjoy its convenience on your smartphone.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich said the Japanese "displayed professional brilliance" during the attack on Pearl Harbor on the 75th anniversary.
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However, I'm not a big fan of the inexperience/brilliance/happenstance theory often attached to the concept of entrepreneurial success.
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Ms. Wang, who has comparable brilliance along with taste and lucid musicality, appears in recital at the hall on Saturday.
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Despite Taillon's brilliance, a more distressing takeaway for the Mets was their inability to make solid contact in the game.
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Since the video's release on Saturday, the world has been taking in the beauty and brilliance of the instant hit.
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In short, less Cousins will equal more Durant — more Durant post-ups, more Durant pull-ups and more Durant brilliance.
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Thus, male laureates are presented as serious scientists with innate brilliance, female laureates as anomalies who succeeded through hard work.
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"Having worked with John so one-on-one, I got to see his brilliance before the world did," he said.
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The most important characteristics of Supreme Court nominees are no longer legal brilliance and impartial judging, if they ever were.
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We spent all this time getting hyped over Nigeria's nifty jerseys and were blindsided by your brilliance on the pitch.
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"Fouetté" is French for "whipped," and it's that whiplash motion of the raised leg that gives the turn its brilliance.
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"This is the brilliance of marketing," said Roslyn Layton, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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Even the inconsistent Hurricanes and New Zealand's worst-performing team, the Blues, have mixed the bad with moments of brilliance.
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Gorham Silver: Designing Brilliance 1850-1970 continues at the RISD Museum (20 Main Street, Providence, Rhode Island) through December 1.
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It's had its moments of brilliance and certainly its share of detractors, but the company is engrossing all the same.
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And then there was a line that, to me, summed up all of Lil Wayne's brilliance as concisely as possible.
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Working towards brilliance, trying desperately to be honest, committing to your art above all else might be something greater still.
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As the visionary behind Deciem, he positively impacted millions of people around the world with his creativity, brilliance and innovation.
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As Chelsea continued to push forward, however, it also left itself more vulnerable to another moment of brilliance from Messi.
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Brilliance, genius, call it what you will, is not just bred in the bone but raised up by us all.
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To Hamilton, Churchill's inspiration was no match for Roosevelt's sagacity, his stirring speeches no substitute for the American's strategic brilliance.
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The videomicroscope has a unique ability to capture "the brilliance and the beauty of the neurosurgical anatomy," Dr. Langer said.
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This is an inspiring story — told by her daughter — of self-sufficiency, endurance, and the brilliance of a resilient mother.
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The brilliance of the Trump fear strategy is that scholars find that simply raising identity issues turns whites more conservative.
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The turnovers were offset by Gurley's brilliance in the red zone, where he scored from 212, 2119 and 21342 yards.
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From the beginning, the subtlety and brilliance of Cusk's project arises from her decision not to foreground Faye's specific loss.
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It is also necessary to have an intense, driven leader with the visionary brilliance and obstinacy of a Steve Jobs.
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The mistake the media sometimes make is crediting Trump with strategic brilliance when he's capable of nothing of the sort.
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New England has struggled with consistency on offense this season, sometimes flashing past brilliance, other times struggling to mount drives.
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Most artists don't achieve momentary, transcendental brilliance like that ever, let alone within the first 45 seconds of track one.
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Williams, 39, showed flashes of brilliance in her second-round match at the U.S. Open but lost to Elina Svitolina.
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While some of the injustices may have changed, his poetic brilliance, moral clarity, and tests of conscience still reverberate today.
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The more I talked to Dr. Goodenough, the more I wondered if his brilliance was directly tied to his age.
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But the hypnotic centerpiece "Nights" is a two-part odyssey that's packed with hidden layers, poetic lyricism, and compositional brilliance.
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The novel's real brilliance, however, lies in its presentation of countless universal themes, and the questions it raises about them.
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Williams, 39, showed flashes of brilliance in her second-round match at the U.S. Open but lost to Elina Svitolina.
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James was from an eminent Boston family and had all the grace, brilliance and sophistication that his class aspired to.
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Generally cooked slowly in a very straightforward way, British food's plainness is its brilliance, with dishes that celebrate the produce.
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Beyonce's brilliance continues sailing new heights ... it's the only way to describe her performance Sunday honoring the late Nelson Mandela.
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In fact, after the revolution but before Stalinism tightened its grip on culture, there was a frenzied gasp of creative brilliance.
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Murin effortlessly conveys Anna's sweetness and spunk, and the comedic brilliance she displays throughout gives Frozen some of its best moments.
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For organizations hovering somewhere between mediocrity and brilliance, each year rotates around two inflection points: The offseason, and the trade deadline.
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" While the girls aged 5 to 7 associated their own gender with good grades, they did not associate females with "brilliance.
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That is owed in equal measure to the genius of its creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, and the brilliance of its ensemble.
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In the professional intellectual world, most great breakthroughs are the work of unfettered brilliance; peer review is a form of tyranny.
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Analysts were impressed by the extent to which BMW beat expectations, noting increased profits from Chinese joint venture BMW Brilliance Automotive.
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It goes on to argue that women are "underrepresented" in fields in which members cherish brilliance, such as physics and philosophy.
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Then there was Netflix's The Get Down, which has quick hits of brilliance, but often feels too, well, Baz Luhrmann-y.
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Master of None owes a lot of its brilliance to its diverse cast, its writing, and Ansari's signature brand of comedy.
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Let me not spoil the brilliance of the internet-age Shakespearean tragedy of the egg by revealing who the author is.
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And finally, the two walk out on stage at the Apollo, and the final look is nothing short of menswear brilliance.
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The brilliance of the Moon illuminates the night sky, and is reflected in the expansive water of the Paraty Bay, Brazil.
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The brilliance of Mass Effect 2 suggests the company should be looking to its past, as well as to its future.
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You'll be able to edit brilliance, highlights, shadows, contrast, saturation, white balance, sharpness, definition, vignette, and noise reduction on your content.
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The brilliance of deep learning is that it does not require the designer to pre-define what it is looking for.
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On June 17th, an incredibly bright one popped into being, and in just two days it had already peaked in brilliance.
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"The earliest Celtic myths often highlight the reflectivity and brilliance of heroic weapons," explained Blair in an interview with the BBC.
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On top of that, you accomplish your tasks for the day with a few signature flourishes that show off your brilliance.
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Take the time to remind trans youth of their power, brilliance and resilience against a world that often feels unbearably cruel.
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Shyamalan never corners himself into his old compositional brilliance — he never uses the darkness to make us desperate for the light.
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He starts nudging Galen towards using his scientific brilliance on the Death Star project, then code-named Project Celestial Power. Why?
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It's like a Beatles song that you can no longer hear the brilliance of because it's been turned into elevator music.
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Creativity, ingenuity, insight, brilliance, planning, analysis, and other executive functions are often the cognitive cornerstones of breakthrough value creation by entrepreneurs.
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Korolev's widely-recognized brilliance played a prominent role in igniting the Space Race, a rivalry between the U.S. and Soviet Union.
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China's auto market, the world's largest, is entering a "tiny growth era", Brilliance Chief Executive Qi Yumin said at the briefing.
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Cam's brilliance may not readily apparent in most of his statistical indicators, but we sure know it when we see it.
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Even though the internet is going crazy about the brilliance of Sam's idea, it's important to note this isn't without precedent.
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To this point—and if you're discounting Collegrove—2 Chainz has yet to precisely channel his brilliance into a studio album.
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The hardworking engineer quickly rose through the ranks of the Russian space program, due largely to his brilliance with docking systems.
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It's this version that went beyond proving Wayne's brilliance to lay the blueprint for so many ensuing trends in pop music.
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Now, I'm all about the Met Gala because I love celebrities, fancy clothes, and witnessing the wicked brilliance of Anna Wintour.
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After fanning Starlin Castro for the first out, Morton benefited from the defensive brilliance of third baseman Alex Bregman and McCann.
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He was a jurist of captivating brilliance and wit, with a rare talent to make even the most sober judge laugh.
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Her friends, family members and former colleagues recount her brilliance and try to resurrect her as the trailblazer that she was.
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The brilliance and singularity of Journey specifically derived from how much it could say and make you feel with so little.
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Even on a card featuring Hall of Famer Dory Funk Sr., the focus remained on the ring brilliance of the women.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - For all his brilliance and world record scores, there is one annoying riddle that Yuzuru Hanyu has yet crack.
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Their fourth and fifth albums consisted of unfocused and overblown ideas that threatened to negate the brilliance of everything before them.
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Drafted seemingly too high a half-decade ago, he showed a flash of initial technical brilliance, untempered by experience or judgment.
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Bias may be particularly strong when expectations are high — qualities like "brilliance" are far more likely to be attributed to men.
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In a flash of brilliance, Jamie chucks a bottle at Kip (James Jagger) and tells him to play their original stuff.
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Will their dogged defence be able to contain the brilliance of Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale on Saturday evening?
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Now, in the sunlight, I finally realized the skill of her hand, the true brilliance of the colors she had used.
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It's pure brilliance, taking the power of ship to ship combat and putting it entirely in the theater of the mind.
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Never before had I absorbed in such detail the brilliance of Hitchcock's shot-making in this most celebrated scene of violence.
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In supporting roles, Karen Cargill and Craig Colclough brought a manic brilliance to the two attendants that might be called pioneering.
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The prohibitive cost of tickets prevents many people from having the chance to enjoy the excitement and brilliance of Broadway theater.
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The Golden Cockerel, marvelously performed on Monday by the young soloist Skylar Brandt, has the right inhuman brilliance — fast and staccato.
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Facebook might argue these staggering profits are the result of the vision of its leadership and the brilliance of its engineers.
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It is to Danielle Dutton's credit that her novelistic take on the duchess never swells this celebrity into false intellectual brilliance.
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There is no glory in these canvases, only false brilliance — like the flashlight illuminating a sandbag head in "Becoming Brilliant" (2013).
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But the shades of technical brilliance are there in Gaethje from the well timed counters to the level changes into uppercuts.
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While the former champ showed flashes of brilliance in this fight, it's quite clear that his best days are behind him.
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On their own, they've each offered flashes of brilliance—verses and approaches that earn the acclaim that's been bestowed on them.
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How often in a generation does a giant walk among us, with brilliance and courage, guided by an immaculate moral compass?
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Mayfield showed flashes of brilliance, but he also looked a lot like the rookie he is on several ill-advised throws.
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The brilliance with which Mr. Ouramdane can evoke psychic states through movement feels absent here, at least on a first viewing.
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The book pushes the Renaissance as a rebirth of the classical brilliance nearly lost during centuries mired in dullness and pain.
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The true brilliance of the play lies in its ability to sap dramatic tension from the places you most expect it.
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He produces brilliance with such astounding frequency that only with hindsight — and a considerable amount of it, too — is certainty possible.
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Significantly, Mr. Weissmann is an expert in converting defendants into collaborators — with either tactical brilliance or overzealousness, depending on one's perspective.
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For me, the quality of this student orchestra was as much a revelation as the dark brilliance of Eastman's rediscovered work.
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Johnson's brilliance, our collective grasp finally matched our reach as the heavens became a place for us to visit and explore.
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O'Neill's brilliance was to show us how Brutus's idea of the truth unravels even as he thinks he's telling the truth.
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Hoover brought the same technocratic brilliance to government as secretary of commerce under the Republican presidents Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge.
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He spoke in faultless sentences and, with his brilliance of dress and force of presence, drew beauty out of transient moments.
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Not many seconds later, that same coach felt compelled to call a timeout and scratch out his brilliance for his players.
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"I was always captivated by stories of escape, especially escape by means of tricks and brilliance of the mind," he says.
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It wasn't until I started professionally writing and critiquing games, though, that I fully appreciated the brilliance lying below its surface.
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If this all sounds like the plot of a detective novel, you have fallen under the spell of David Grann's brilliance.
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"He has the potential to do good," Brafman argued, citing Shkreli's intellectual brilliance and altruism toward others less fortunate than himself.
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The United States luckily enjoyed some of that brilliance in the 85033s and early 2000s, in the form of information technology.
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The brilliance of the piece is that it's totally flexible, so it moves whenever you move, almost like an actual beetle.
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Peters showed flashes of brilliance, but in eight games without Talib, the Rams allowed an average of 30.6 points a game.
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And perhaps in an act of bold self-affirmation of its brilliance, he tattooed its artwork on his right arm too.
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They haven't had any huge breakout performances, just overall excellence from Brandons Crawford and Belt, and the usual Buster Posey brilliance.
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What makes Margaret as written by Dutton so remarkable and so contemporary is the conflict between her adamant belief in her own brilliance and subsequent desire to be recognized for that brilliance — and her apologetic knowledge that she is not supposed to desire attention for herself, because we teach girls young that they should not overtly seek it.
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Kermani's brilliance lies in his ability to use his wide-ranging erudition to point up such oppositions within cultures and between them.
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"The brilliance of SportsAid is in really understanding just how much athletic competition gives to our country as a whole," she continued.
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So many point-and-click adventures that defined my childhood gaming seemed to share some of Doctor Who's clever, high-concept brilliance.
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Brady's playoff brilliance continued, throwing for more than 300 yards for the 11th time in a postseason game, the most all-time.
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His knowledge, his brilliance, his work ethic, his pedantry, his stubbornness: these things keep the Spaniard locked in his fortress of solitude.
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I really have this amazingly glowing feeling about Sarah and her brilliance, and then I thought, but I've got to do it.
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Sunnari is also of the opinion that the remote nature of preferred locations is not all about the brilliance of the natives.
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Claire was a huge advocate for people with CF and she used her brilliance to educate people about what her disease was.
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It's easy to make fun of Kanye, but the truth is he just made his brilliance easier for people to consume legally.
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He's a childhood friend from Elliot's past who's just discovered the marvels of Seinfeld and continuously questions its brilliance over morning omelettes.
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The critical difference between these two solutions, and the brilliance of the quest's design, is that there isn't much of a difference.
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The team were well organised, tenacious and occasionally ingenious, but the game was decided by a single moment of shinned, scuffed brilliance.
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"Miranda saw Hamilton's relentlessness, brilliance, linguistic dexterity, and self-destructive stubbornness through his own idiosyncratic lens," wrote The New Yorker in 2015.
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While Battlegrounds' brilliance is the product of many good design decisions, the blue wall is one of the most visible and important.
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Those expecting to hear brilliance from a man, for example, will be more likely to ignore the same savvy from a woman.
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There are ruins of great cities and suburbs, and even some technology that's still working, almost like huge monuments of human brilliance.
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Capacity at BMW Brilliance Automotive's (BBA) two production sites will outstrip BMW's U.S. plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina, for the first time.
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Creative Assembly's 2014 horror game felt more like a spiritual successor to the original Alien's brilliance than most of the following films.
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For all its frequent flashes of brilliance, Andre's Love Below received the Best Album Grammy for what was essentially a Prince imitation.
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Related: Explosive Field Paintings Capture the Sun's Brilliance The James Turrell Skyscape Experience Artists Shatter the Earth with CGI-Free Photography Tricks
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But with hosannas being sung over the vaunted brilliance of television these days, to describe a play in such terms isn't derogatory.
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That these individuals continue to act against their economic self-interests by supporting Trump illustrates the brilliance and resilience of white supremacy.
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The Coast Guard said the migrants were picked up by Royal Caribbean's Brilliance of the Seas cruise ship west of Marco Island.
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When we look at the spectrum of these extraordinary leaders, we see brilliance combined with stubbornness and a penchant for breaking rules.
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There is still a Merl-shaped hole in the universe, and his brilliance, his humor and his generous heart are deeply missed.
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His incisive wit and brilliance enabled him to convey, in one entertaining spoof, what reams of reporters missed through more dutiful stories.
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It is the work of a maturing talent, occasionally awkward but showing flashes of thrilling brilliance (the final page is particularly beautiful).
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From the Latin root of the word 'Engine', the word Engineer derives from the word ingenuity, meaning to show brilliance in creation.
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From the latin root of the word 'Engine' the word Engineer derives from the word ingenuity, meaning to show brilliance in creation.
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Yet for all their brilliance, fuckability is exactly what some gender nonconforming femmes, even social media celebrities, don't ever seem to have.
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Its everlasting ray of light bestows cinematic brilliance upon your finger, while adapting to the many lighting scenarios of your eclectic life.
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Parker and Ginobili have become role players, and as such, the randomness of their occasional flashes of brilliance aren't actually that random.
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There were moments of pure brilliance, like that mid-movie credits scene, and a whole heap of moments that just didn't work.
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Ms. Wood's custom Lorraine Schwartz diamond, a cushion-cut yellow stone, twinkled with a brilliance that seemed blinding from the 30th row.
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But what it achieved — through diligent planning, hard work, relentless discipline and the occasional brilliance of Mbappé and others — was remarkable nonetheless.
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This 36-minute, four-movement septet became a signature piece for Liszt; here Juho Pohjonen dispatched the piano part with effortless brilliance.
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Last month, Swarovski became the first brand to partner with the app, sponsoring a new Brilliance filter inspired by the aurora borealis.
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I was certain that my father's ghost would appear, smoking his old Pall Malls, and mock me for not understanding Rulfo's brilliance.
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However, Alcantara (4-6) matched Nola's brilliance, throwing a career-high 112 pitches and allowing eight hits, four walks and one run.
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"I see the brilliance in all the female candidates and I want to shine a little light on that," Ms. Celsi said.
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His was CGI, rather than flat animation, but Rao didn't pick up on the brilliance of 3D animated films like Toy Story.
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López Ortiz's line work has a shaky brilliance to it, capturing a world as it quite literally comes apart at the seams.
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Alas, the movie we're getting this May only has a little of Glover's brilliance and a lot of dubious acting from Ehrenreich.
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James did not bite, so Iguodala pitched quickly to Green, whose brilliance as a player is diminished only by his adolescent temperament.
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Its structural brilliance is that there's no robust chorus or melody, just Ms. Franklin, her piano, a blues groove and her mood.
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Many curlers in the game say Shuster has the ability to single-handedly win a curling game because of his shotmaking brilliance.
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The Warriors guard came back for a changed team against a redrawn foe, but his brilliance, and Toronto's resilience, remained the same.
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The violin essentially leads the orchestra through the rhapsodic first movement, playing restless lines that shift from searching lyricism to impetuous brilliance.
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The achievement of the work is the clever way it matches ballet steps to the brilliance of James Brown and Aretha Franklin.
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It might be expensive, but this LG model combines a cinema screen design with AI brilliance for a TV like no other.
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"My fundamental premise is that intelligence, brilliance, and talent are equally distributed among populations, but opportunity is not," Williams told Business Insider.
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David Petraeus is also in play, but his supposed brilliance matters less in this case than his conviction for mishandling classified information.
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Moments of brilliance — Chong scored her career high of 20 points the last time UConn lost a game, at Stanford, on Nov.
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What to ignore and what to privilege—that discernment can be the difference between brilliance and quackery, and between fame and obscurity.
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"It recognizes their own brilliance as poets and their ability to bring forward into communities the value of poetry," Ms. Alexander said.
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He has made what was once unthinkable entirely feasible, and he has done it so often that his brilliance has become mundane.
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Rebecca Kiehne of BMW, which runs the BMW Brilliance joint venture in China, said the company was not yet prepared to comment.
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The moon enters Gemini and connects with Mercury, shifting your focus to your career and helping you tap into your creative brilliance.
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It's roughly three minutes of mind-bending ball-tripping brilliance that completely destroys any notion that Green would struggle to outdo himself.
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With the Pixel, I can recite what's wrong with it, however those shortcomings are melted away by the glowing brilliance of its photography.
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TC: There was a story in the WSJ recently that talked of Masa's brilliance but also painted a picture of his being impulsive.
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Above all, Bian said, parents and teachers should advertise the importance of hard work and effort, as opposed to the idea of brilliance.
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Although Putnam went bogey free for the final 13 holes, he was unable to match Johnson's brilliance and finished on 13 under par.
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If you're totally at a loss looking any show that could possibly compare to the brilliance of The Night Of, then don't worry.
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It was as if the Russian political class was toasting its brilliance in 1917 or the German one celebrating its triumphs in 1932.
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His brilliance combined with his charming personality and his faith have made him a hero in Egypt, where his face adorns Ramadan lanterns.
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His early military career showed flashes of brilliance before he resigned from a post in California amid accusations, almost certainly justified, of drunkenness.
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Paul Ryan is demonstrably brilliant at suckering credulous journalists into testifying to his own brilliance, but he's not much of a poker player.
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" She added: "He was a jurist of captivating brilliance and wit, with a rare talent to make even the most sober judge laugh.
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If you bailed on The Daily Show after John Stewart left, you may not be familiar with the comedic brilliance of Michelle Wolf.
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One fan did a deep dive into the Game of Thrones universe to unpack the brilliance that is George R. R. Martin's writing.
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BMW already has a joint venture in China with local carmaker Brilliance China Automotive Holdings and produces cars at two plants in Shenyang.
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The result was that there is indeed a correlation between the brilliance of a bird's breast and the efficiency of its fat digestion.
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As part of the deal, BMW-Brilliance will buy 815 million yuan worth of battery related products, China's biggest lithium battery maker said.
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Trump is often more likely to brag about his supposed brilliance and wealth than he is to claim he might actually know nothing.
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However, their defensive brilliance breaks down when offenses are able to create quick penetration, either by dribbling or on rolls to the rim.
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But whatever it is, Jordan Peele telling fictionalized Simon Wiesenthal stories or whatever is destined for brilliance—and some massive network bidding wars.
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You Pretty Things" is Bowie at his best — at once anthemic and deeply personal, the entire thing sparkling with an otherworldly brilliance. "Oh!
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Renault and Brilliance said their goal is to "achieve… an acceleration of electrifying power trains" as part of the partnership, without further elaboration.
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Some fan favorites: OXO Good Grips Smart Seal 12-Piece Set, Rubbermaid Brilliance 22-Piece Set, and Pyrex 8-Piece Mixing Bowl Set.
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It's a fractal of greatness; the deeper down you go into the game's details, the more it expands into brighter and bigger brilliance.
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There might be nothing more complimentary to say about his postseason renaissance than that—Ibaka's recent brilliance makes the impossible seem within reach.
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It's a comic, and its enduring brilliance is due to the fact that no one loves and understands comics better than Frank Miller.
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Witnessing Hockney painstakingly — if intermittently — compose this painting at a tumultuous period in his life testifies to the unpredictable nature of creative brilliance.
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Last year, the underlying question about Helton was just how good he'd truly look without Sam Darnold's brilliance to prop the Trojans up.
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They are a set of three failed prodigies whose early brilliance in business, sport, and theater has been betrayed by their parents' divorce.
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And so far Steve Bannon hasn't shown either the tactical brilliance or the deep bench of political acolytes that Martin Van Buren enjoyed.
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In 21, his brilliance in a master class with Avedon and Marvin Israel led to assignments from Harper's Bazaar , GQ , and other publications.
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A second is philosophy: a powerful current in libertarianism is less interested in the wisdom of crowds than the brilliance of great men.
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Dr. Carson's decades-long legacy of life-saving acts and groundbreaking medical brilliance will shine on despite recent attempts to besmirch his character.
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It's plain she was hoping the brilliance of her work would be enough, as it would be for a man in her position.
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While the stories approach technical brilliance, their endings do little but slam us with mortality and ask us to be shocked or moved.
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Inside the dome, we might see Mahomes hit a new level of brilliance, and it's tough to imagine the Lions can keep pace.
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Enjoying "West Side Story" once again in Paper Mill's excellent production makes one appreciate the overall brilliance of the musical's structure and score.
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Schultz is now making the case that the same approach could work politically: that the government must unleash the brilliance of American corporations.
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Unfortunately, the series came out nearly a full year ago, which means most voters won't have its brilliance as fresh on their minds.
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When you see the brilliance and light in these kids, and how circumstances nearly squashed it, how can you walk away from that?
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Ms. Merkel's brilliance is to see a third way — to dispose of ideologies on both sides and to shoot for a pragmatic compromise.
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Freshman quarterback Jacob Eason has shown flashes of brilliance at times, but completed only 22008-of-23 attempts for 255 yards last week.
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At the time of the interview Mr. Hammons was already a star, known for his formal and conceptual brilliance and his unpredictable ways.
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But the brilliance and beauty of the project lies in its openness, its refusal to contain or constrain the experiences of its participants.
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Well, skyrocketing ticket prices and the declining brilliance of the team on the pitch has led to a certain apathy from longtime fans.
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Related: Sublime Oil Paintings Unveil the Anxieties of War Illusionistic Paintings Intervene on London Phone Booths Explosive Field Paintings Capture the Sun's Brilliance
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This is how it goes every year, regardless of whatever singular pieces of brilliance occur in the three months leading up to it.
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HERSELF A UNIVERSE explores the brilliance and unknowable complexity of half the world, so absent in recorded history, so undervalued to this day.
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Even so, these are two of the more talented arms in the National League, and each has shown flashes of brilliance this season.
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At age 30, Messi is still amazing us with his brilliance on the ball, but this magical season has not been sufficiently praised.
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The black creative community deserves acknowledgment that this country's cutting-edge is black, and it needs nothing but itself to perpetuate the brilliance.
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Brilliance China's shares dropped nearly 30 percent on that news, with analysts saying the deal would substantially decrease the firm's long-term value.
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"Cooperation between Daimler and BAIC is closer than that of BMW and Brilliance," said equity analyst Patrick Yuan at Jefferies in Hong Kong.
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" In it, Gomez reminds his wife, Morticia, of his brilliance in having hired an executive to run part of the Addams empire. "Remember?
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Indeed, for all its brilliance "Toward a Concrete Utopia" can get a little rose-colored in places; utopias, after all, don't really exist.
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Her Valkyrie war cries rang with steely brilliance; her frantic pleas to her sisters to protect her from Wotan's wrath had tremulous intensity.
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In his 15th N.B.A. season, James is leading the league in minutes at 38.3 per game while displaying his usual all-around brilliance.
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Its tune is drawn from one of Balakirev's collections of folk songs, treated with Lisztian brilliance while vivid wind solos compete for attention.
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But the brilliance of this show, organized by the young curator Emma Capron, is that it looks beyond form to matters of use.
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I am a reasonable woman but there is no differing with me about James Marshall's brilliance in the George and Martha children's stories.
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So yes, this milestone feels great, especially because it's a reflection of the collective brilliance and generosity of these people and countless others.
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Some in Zimbabwe will always admire him for his brilliance in liberating them in the 1970s from a regime that was undeniably racist.
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But the brilliance of "Billions" lies in acting like there isn't, moving at a breakneck speed through every convoluted concept and complex plotline.
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Despite its brilliance, the genre can often be rooted in a dense, clogged-up city environment—and if not that, then a club.
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There were flashes of that offensive brilliance on Saturday night, with quarterback Jared Goff having a strong game after a silent first quarter.
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Messi with a bit of brilliance — he somehow pops a ball free to himself while cutting left to right in front of Lloris.
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It was also during this time that he began to design his own clothes, and work on a blog known as The Brilliance.
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To see the glory and brilliance of the founders' vision, instead we have to look to the prosecutors keeping watch over America's liberties.
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That early burst of brilliance by Mbappe has been followed by a few minutes of Belgium trying whatever it wants on the right.
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Warriors 118, Cavaliers 113 | Golden State leads series, 3-0 CLEVELAND — LeBron James had stuffed another playoff game full of his usual brilliance.
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On Monday, they led the Lakers by as many as 14 points before succumbing to James's usual brilliance in a 128-99 loss.
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Part of the brilliance of Time is the way it uses the tools of cinema to blur the lines between past and present.
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She spoke to me about jazz as a metaphor for black lives, their improvisational nature, their brilliance and the hard work that took.
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Thus, as the last flicks cast by a dying star, we are often left with traces and artifacts of brilliance and splendor lost.
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What sets these three companies apart are other assets: unparalleled technological brilliance, rare business acumen, deep understanding of financial markets, and deep pockets.
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The show is big in the UK, but it's truly time the rest of the world hopped on board and experienced the brilliance.
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There are plenty of moments, even in lesser songs, when instruments merge in shimmering brilliance and voices stack up in surreal stereo fireworks.
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The brilliance of this episode is that it hones in on such a specific experience that is as hilarious as it is true.
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A number of those witnesses testified to Shkreli's brilliance, or even genius, as well as to his tendency toward depression and self-sabotage.
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Considering they are smaller than a child&aposs pinky finger, your Apple AirPods are impressive when it comes to their brilliance of function.
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What we do as a society, we need to reward the people that teach and generate the next generation of brilliance for America.
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A collection of new and old stories, published last year as "The Visiting Privilege" (Knopf), offered up a life's work of refractory brilliance.
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The German company said it will pay €3.6 billion ($4.2 billion) to take control over its joint venture with Brilliance China Automotive Holdings.
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She spoke to me about jazz as a metaphor for black lives, their improvisational nature, their brilliance and the hard work that took.
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Ms. Devieilhe conjured an array of colors beginning with a nasal sound that turned into a warm hum before opening into cool brilliance.
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"You can actually have some levels of brilliance and have some semblance of mental decline as we see in the president," she added.
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The brilliance of what The Last Black Man in San Francisco does is in its portrayal of Black men with innocence and depth.
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The brilliance of this exhibition lies precisely in Bisbee's creation of stunning and meticulously crafted metalwork in the midst of fits of rage.
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The brilliance of what Jenji did with this season was, without any instruction, completely mirrored the process that creates a situation like this.
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This is a position that demands dutifulness, rigor, reliability, compassion, brilliance, and an almost endless capacity to absorb hard work and personal criticism.
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Brilliance Chairman Qi Yumin lauded the venture's past success and said the future offered further opportunities, in comments posted on the firm's WeChat account.
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The show became so pitch-perfectly ridiculous that I started to get nervous that it couldn't possibly sustain its new brand of accidental brilliance.
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Looking at the effortless pairing process and smart device-switching features, there's a brilliance in their execution that no other wireless headphone can match.
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It's an electric time to witness in gymnastics, a welcome reminder of brilliance and possibility in the face of continued issues at USA Gymnastics.
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Patrick Mahomes's closest stylistic analogue is the Packers' Aaron Rodgers, whose improvisational brilliance has captivated the N.F.L. since Mahomes was in junior high school.
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The page referenced the five XP boosters that had been discovered — Brilliance 228, Glory 22016, Magnificence 2.0, Fortitude 3.1 and, of course, Splendor 2.6.
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We will persist in our calls for equality, not just for women as a monolith but for individual women in all their intersectional brilliance.
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What he's saying: "The brilliance of the Electoral College is that you must go to many States to win," Trump said in a tweet.
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With all the supposed brilliance inside Musk's noggin at his disposal, can he truly not wrap his brain around the intricacies of smoking pot?
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That brilliance turned out to be in fraudulently opening millions of spoof accounts, partly in order to shine in internal reports known as "Motivators".
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We showed up on set the next week, ready to bring all our comedic and energetic brilliance to the huge audience at Sony Studios.
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First, in case you've forgotten the true brilliance of the original, here's an important recap: The full video of the boy yodeling in Walmart.
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Even one of the greatest nights of his life will be remembered both for its brilliance and for the selfishness required to achieve it.
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While the attack certainly came as a surprise to the world, saying the "Japanese displayed professional brilliance" is a confusing and offensive statement. Dec.
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Aleix Bledel attributes the relevance of the novel-turned-Hulu-series to author Margaret Atwood's brilliance as a writer during the interview with Bustle.
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Ali, the former heavyweight champion known as much for his political activism as his boxing brilliance, died at the age of 74 on Friday.
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The technology and thought behind the concept are sound — it is now up to brilliance and innovation to continue its trajectory toward mainstream adoption.
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I did not think [Bezos] could succeed on the scale he has," Buffett said, adding that he "really underestimated the brilliance of the execution.
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Despite brilliance of mind and character, it takes people, money and teamwork to get things done, and it seems she has had issues there.
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The venture, Renault-Brilliance-Jinbei Automotive Co, will have manufacturing operations in Shenyang, the provincial capital of Liaoning, they said in a joint statement.
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Where his past success has always been looked at as plain brilliance, any from here on out will be viewed as proof of gumption.
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The battery vans will be part of a seven-model product offensive announced on Tuesday for the Renault-Brilliance joint venture, created last December.
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Plus there's the brilliance of Slackbot: the service's digital assistant that's so seemingly intelligent that it can turn lurkers into power users almost instantly.
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The risk seems to be that all this praise for the series' political relevance will begin to delegitimize the show's level of shear brilliance.
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"The brilliance of Bill Clinton gives her a particular edge," said Gaston Caperton, a Democratic former governor of West Virginia who supports Mrs. Clinton.
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Not the occupation you'd expect from a man with the brilliance to bend the laws of physics and turn it into a consumer product.
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"We expect some near-term pressure on Brilliance, BAIC, (Dongfeng) and (Guangzhou Automobile), and recommend sticking with local brands like Geely," the analysts added.
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And now we have a presidential candidate who boasts of his own brilliance on three hours of sleep a night and no political experience.
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You accept the unbelievable and unrelenting brilliance of Kant's work, while confronting the imperial qualities he reproduces and showing the contradictions in this work.
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You can also tell a coherent story focusing on race, and Coates, with his usual brilliance, is telling that coherent story focusing on race.
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To the brilliance of Franz Hawlata's Baron Ochs, blustery but never uncouth, genuinely funny in a role it is easy to turn into cliché?
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But when Mr. Tobias explains it, doing things like this seem as if they would be financial brilliance on your part instead of drudgery.
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While we absolutely need to commend the creator for her brilliance, you'll be able to recreate this gift using the steps she outlined here.
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Allen, whose own brilliance has been overshadowed by Andrew Miller this postseason, started things off poorly by hitting Dexter Fowler in the left foot.
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There isn't a person alive that would stick around for 93 minutes of whatever the fuck Undercover Grandpa is to find its hidden brilliance.
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" Clearly McGugan was blinded by the brilliance of these pups, telling TODAY that, throughout the day there was "not one bark in these dogs.
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In an effort to make the cakes more like their parent buildings, some teams incorporated non-edible components to add touches of unexpected brilliance.
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Despite frequent flashes of brilliance, Adu's professional career mostly consists of vagabond years in Europe and MLS, his potential never blossoming into consistent greatness.
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We create to prove to ourselves mostly that our brilliance is real even if the current society we live in refuses to measure it.
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Maybe they see his business dealings and political maneuvering — no matter how shady — and his ability to avoid major punishment as markers of brilliance.
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Two decades ago, I arrived at Harvard as an undergraduate excited to soak up the brilliance of professors who had won Nobels and Pulitzers.
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Major New York real estate players testify to his brilliance, and we see the buff Mr. Ingels bicycling around Manhattan wearing sunglasses and headphones.
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"That's the brilliance of having children as the plaintiffs," said Ann Carlson, a professor of environmental law at the University of California Los Angeles.
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Consecutive victories in the Dubai Golden Shaheen sold Colombo because he sought an American speedster that displayed brilliance without benefit of race-day medication.
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Admiring as they are of their heroine's courage and brilliance in challenging tradition and convention, they can't help but enshroud her in biopic clichés.
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But Kerber's dominant display — full of brilliance on the run and fast-twitch defense from the crouch — was eye-catching in its own way.
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When the COVID-19 crisis finally passes and its story is written, there will be heroes and villains, brilliance and foolishness, sacrifice and greed.
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As a woman artist, there has never been a moment in my life that I haven't followed the artistic brilliance of Carrie Mae Weems.
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The American myth of meritocracy allows them to attribute their position to their brilliance and diligence, rather than to luck or a rigged system.
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For most of the first movement, Trifonov played with unaffected brilliance; after initial tensions over tempo, he and Dudamel settled into a vibrant groove.
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In Act I, when Violetta, a charming courtesan, is throwing a lavish party, a soprano must summon flights of coloratura brilliance and coquettish sparkle.
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Handsome and criminally dishonest, Dora built his reputation in the 1950s and '21850s on genuine athletic brilliance, expensive cars and clothes, and vicious elitism.
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If Mr Buffett in his brilliance had found a few truly unusual companies and bought them on the cheap there would be no issue.
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In a stroke of cynical brilliance, they have set up the debate around this bill as one that pits America's working families against immigrants.
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The other, less flattering, is that his reputation is the product of marketing buzz as much as it is the result of his brilliance.
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This is another part of Abrams's brilliance: a recognition that Democrats need to build power at all levels of government, not just in Washington.
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Thunder Yells had the brilliance to put the "Solo Jazz" design onto the "Steal Your Face" logo, and the result is an instant classic.
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It's always easy to overestimate the strategic brilliance of campaigns during their best moments, but it looks like Sanders's choices have been broadly correct.
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As has been the case every year for the last few, it had become acceptable to wonder if his brilliance was starting to fade.
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Of course, but the Warriors have blown our minds before, and no amount of brilliance from them would be truly shocking at this point.
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Part of what the brilliance of what David did is that with Trump, it's not really enough to just write it once or twice.
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As with lead single "New York," MASSEDUCTION in its entirety is co-produced by Jack Antonoff ("a wizard of brilliance and kindness," she says).
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His 1973 films Season of the Witch and The Crazies struggled to find distributors and a wide release, even though they reiterated Romero's idiosyncratic brilliance.
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The hyperloop bears the Muskian hallmarks of radical futurism, but its brilliance is in the fact that it won't take a revolution to build one.
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But he went a step further, often adding notes about his own success and brilliance in a way that a normal politician would consider unseemly.
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Or consider Enron's overconfident executives, who were often hailed for their intellectual brilliance — they ran the company into the ground with risky, suspect financial decisions.
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Bryant posted the dress on Instagram in tandem with the airing of the interview so we could get a closer look at all its brilliance.
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Why does a woman bred for brilliance try to run away from a giant falling object in the one direction guaranteed to get her crushed?
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Courtesy of Stan Jakubowicz and Jefferson Quintana Isra & Lito tells a very different story—one with a happy ending, an homage to Hernandez's creative brilliance.
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Ask most corporate executives to name the quality most important in new hires and they will say work ethic, or creativity, or brilliance, or persistence.
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Therefore, this Instagram account dedicated to the visual brilliance of Kinetic Sand creations being manipulated is everything we need for a lovely stretch of relaxation.
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What a privilege it is for all of us who find Biles' performances so thrilling to be able to talk about such brilliance so casually.
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In the video, "The DIY Brilliance of Turkish Star Wars," film historian Ed Glaser explains how and why he occasionally rereleases foreign ripoffs and remakes.
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Samsung will have to reach back to its Galaxy S II and S6 brilliance and solidly reassert its reputation as an innovator and a leader.
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