She's like a caged animal, or maybe an animal that would rather stay caged.
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"Is it possible to live in a caged manner, in a caged zone, with security?" he said.
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A caged animal who isn't actually under lock and key is not going to stay caged for long.
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But who should be caged, the tiger or its prey?
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How To Hack Hiring Millions of software engineers are caged.
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All caged up, with no access to his Facebook account.
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A Jordanian pilot had been captured and caged by ISIS.
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I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings – Maya Angelou 28.
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And Jayme made a decision: She'd be caged no longer.
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Back then relationships made him feel like a caged animal.
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"Here we are," speaker says, "like defenseless caged animals." pic.twitter.
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Iowans are ashamed when refugee children are caged like criminals.
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The movie opens with a camera centered on a caged rabbit.
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We paced the same steps, over and over, as if caged.
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Complete the quintessential industrial hipster home with this brassy caged lamp.
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Last quarter...these animal spirits were alive but somewhat caged up.
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They're just all these caged animals roaming around in this prison.
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One soldier in Bardenwerper's book compares him to a caged lion.
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In a glass case the carnivorous plants sat, caged and hungry.
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He too is caged, his pride gone along with his fur.
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The zoo's owner had fled, leaving the animals caged and alone.
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Refugees in Hungary have been caged, starved and denied legal representation.
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Being caged like the class gerbil for hours can be tedious.
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Image: Kristen V. BrownAaron Traywick paced the stage like a caged lion.
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He can't hide the families he tore apart, the children he caged.
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Some of the animals were caged, while others roamed freely, Binz wrote.
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The next step is to try this in a larger caged population.
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The gene sequence they'd designed spread rapidly through the caged mosquito populations.
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Rihanna isn't some exotic animal that needs to be colonized or caged.
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The quetzal cannot be caged, the child told teachers working at Tornillo.
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At a makeshift market, an elderly man sat among some caged chickens.
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Amar is one of the 17 lions caged from the Gir sanctuary.
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But cage-free or caged, hens endure immeasurable suffering on modern farms.
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Notebook Caged mongoose that he is, Anthony Weiner is not easily contained.
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A pair of caged white doves coo peaceably on an upstairs balcony.
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The original display of a caged Holy Family appeared in early July.
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I don't like people who are caged within how life should be.
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Sometimes they are caged in "perreras" — enclosures that look like dog kennels.
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"It's something caged inside that does want to come out," he says.
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Each plant's roots had to be caged to protect them from gophers.
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If your carton doesn't carry these labels, it likely contains caged eggs.
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Now, however, Britain produces about as many free-range eggs as caged ones.
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Or the beaded and caged two-piece she paired with a feathered crown?
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In Britain sales of free-range eggs have overtaken those of caged ones.
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She color-coordinated with her accessories — a studded tan handbag and caged heels.
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She was imprisoned, raped, and treated like a caged animal for 18 years.
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Animals from all over the country are brought here, caged, to be sold.
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Plus Size Caged Bralette, $12.90 and Plus Size French Terry Shorts, $15.90; forever21.
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The Biggest Drug Lord of All Time will be caged up in supermax.
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Trader Joe's isn't the only company to stop offering eggs from caged farms.
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Though they aren't caged or bound in chains, these women can't walk away.
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In a fit of pique, he hurls a caged monkey across his quarters.
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Some birds aren't meant to be caged — their feathers are just too bright.
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" Another sign in Washington said simply: "I know why the caged kid screams.
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During the flood, these dogs were left caged by an owner who fled.
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Nah. Not to sound all political, but they've caged us in South Africa.
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"You see a lot, doctor," Starling says to the caged cannibal Hannibal Lecter.
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Detainees spend an hour a day in a caged courtyard heaped with mattresses.
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Mr. Carter speculates that Price identified with the caged bird in the poem.
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They are just as horrible as what you'd find in a caged situation.
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As Woods nears, they stare at him, like something caged in a zoo.
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He's more incarcerated in Season 5, more shackled, more of a caged lion.
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Caged animals often take refuge in art but this one was exceptionally talented.
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Where Baker's dancing communicated liberation and joy, Ms. Bullock's felt caged and desperate.
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In California, they were fighting to set standards for the treatment of caged animals.
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While it's primarily a marketplace for dogs, Rover allows cats and other caged animals.
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It had plenty of green, open spaces, and there was even a caged pool.
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This week, nine live caged sheep, wearing flak jackets with "PRESS" printed on them.
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But even in her new home she seems caged and eager to take wing.
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Pais has made the caged-in rooftop of Seward Park into one such venue.
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Both farmed and caged wild animals create the perfect breeding ground for zoonotic diseases.
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The lives of those caged inside these detention centers are literally on the line.
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The room also contained "an unknown number of small caged animals," according to the report.
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Extending such a policy to other caged birds would not be a feather-brained idea.
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Innocent youths are caged in robot suits, powerful psychics are trapped in decrepit childlike forms.
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That asylum seekers are "animals" whose children should be ripped from their families and caged?
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Quilty ended up in forced solitude, because he couldn't be trusted around other caged cats.
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He paced like a caged lion on the occasions he did let her speak uninterrupted.
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Once upon a time, there was an evil kingdom where children were caged like birds.
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"They put me in the caged vehicles and brought me into their facility," she said.
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Balotelli was a caged bird at Liverpool, a radiant butterfly with pins in its wings.
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See a metal-caged severed head swing from a chain like a gruesome tea ball!
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Caged animals cannot dodge the rain, endure hunger, or feel the satisfaction of finding food.
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Light comes from small fluorescent bulbs in caged fixtures, the kind found in a submarine.
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As this excellent Wired article explains, caged systems were designed for maximum egg-making efficiency.
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"It touches me anytime I see animals caged, exploited or starving," Jonkergouw told Reuters by telephone.
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The Roys and their associates are monsters, but we're caged in with them, on some level.
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"They put me in the caged vehicles and brought me into their facility," she told CBC.
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She actually said that our misuse of power is far more dangerous than a caged bear.
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Bears have long been caged with tubes attached to their gall bladders to "milk" their bile.
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Americans understood immediately that caged animals cannot get out of harm's way when a hurricane comes.
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Near the caged Holy Family is a sign that reads, "#EveryFamilyIsHoly" and "CadaFamilyEsSagrada," its Spanish equivalent.
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In profile, the RX 350 is quite sleek, with the caged energy of a silvery panther.
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Hundreds of them move autonomously inside a large caged area, tailgating each other but not colliding.
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But once they arrived, police found a caged tiger in the home's garage, according to KTRK.
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"Trump in the White House feels like a lion caged up in the zoo," Haynes said.
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I called my husband and drove straight to my mother's house, where we sat like caged animals.
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However, often the critics find it unacceptable that dogs are being caged, killed and eaten at all.
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One of the series' most dynamic characters was trapped like a caged bird for her big farewell.
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This gives farmers an incentive to produce more of them at the expense of the caged variety.
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Saturday, after maintenance workers arrived to find lemurs and Capuchin monkeys wandering free from their caged enclosures.
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The music video leads us through an emotive dance narrative in search of that lost, caged bird.
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Experimental hip-hop group Death Grips's new track "Trash" was first released through the Caged Pillows hotline.
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Grace has Jeanne caged in her arms, as if to keep her from crumbling to the floor.
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I remember strands of glass beads hanging in the doorways and a caged green parrot named Demetrius.
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When I sang I felt too much in my own body, too caged, it wasn't very pleasant.
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When the mice were familiar with one another, the free mouse would visit with the caged ones.
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Mind People with severe mental disorders endure abuse around the world, caged, warehoused in institutions, and imprisoned.
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Ms. Nielsen said she had not seen widely circulated footage of families caged behind chain-link fencing.
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Listen especially to the repartee of a man and a woman caged together in a hellish union.
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They revisit old mistakes and remind themselves they're caged in prisons of bad choices made long ago.
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By 1618, after another bungled trip to that New World, James had enough of his caged bird.
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I couldn't blame my patient for feeling caged, even if she had brought those consequences on herself.
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Those masterly memoirs are rare: Maya Angelou's "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" comes to mind.
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Since I've been caged for over 20 years myself, I had nothing to bring to the table.
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When that failed, the children of David and Louise Turpin were caged, Deputy District Attorney Kevin Beecham said.
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Fun Fact: David Naughton was actually naked and caged with live wolves for a scene in the film.
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When animals are caged, isolated, or living in un-stimulating environments, self-injurious behavior is much more common.
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Lidl, a discounter, told The Grocer, a magazine, that it would stop selling caged-hen eggs by 2025.
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One untitled work from 2018 depicts a tiger on a leash with a caged man in the background.
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In this video, a young woman at a zoo kindly offers a caged monkey a handful of nuts.
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He is caught and caged for 27 years, and when they release him they nickname him The Kid.
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" And another tweeter wrote, "I wish you were advocating for those kids that are caged by your husband.
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Over 2 million of our neighbors and loved ones are caged in jails or prisons across the country.
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From all accounts, Mueller appears nothing short of a helpless animal in a caged hunt with the president.
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"I don't even want them laughing if they're laughing at the caged animal in the zoo," he said.
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The caged contestants include Laila Ali, Brooke Burke, Lisa Leslie, Vince Neil, Snooki, Chael Sonnen and Porsha Williams.
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One survivor, "Head VI" (1949), a howling, caged figure in a purple shoulder cape, is in the exhibition.
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I followed him to the Alps, but I soon felt caged in by the mountains and the trees.
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After he explained his mission — and the officers peered in and saw the caged cat — he was released.
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He was like a caged animal who would go after you the minute the cage door was opened.
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The caged bird does sing; it sings a song of longing — a song of wishing for a better past.
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It's a caged enclosure that allows visitors to walk right into the middle of the animals' ten hectare habitat.
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The zoo's exhibit, called "Gems of the Jungle," was created to highlight issues surrounding the trade of caged birds.
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Yet even when caged, a bird still sings, the animal itself beyond and indifferent to our attempts at control.
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Sales of organic eggs, which cost over twice as much as caged-hen ones, have come off the boil.
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He did remember me from our college days in Michigan where I still lived, caged in a miserable marriage.
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If you care about doing things fast, you'll buy a speedy robot — and it will have to be caged.
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THINGS are eerily quiet outside the caged walkway that cuts through the no-man's-land separating Israel from Gaza.
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Those dogs, along with seven others found caged in the home, were quarantined in custody until the board hearing.
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Outside the God of Fortune restaurant was a caged bear-cub that could be killed and cooked to order.
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Organic's still better than caged eggs, to be sure, but the policies toward antibiotics and amino acids are cruel.
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Mo is very tender with the caged dogs, and any resemblance between him and the canines is entirely intentional.
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The effect is to make the inhabitants of the tale—birds of passage, all of them—seem doubly caged.
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Tastefully caged tropical birds flutter in the lobby and oversized iguanas lay around on the 18-hole golf course.
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I'd hold the trouble light, a yellow caged thing that burned you if you touched the metal bulb cage.
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First, he, his mother, and even-younger sister were caged with dozens of others in a freezing former factory.
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Hungary: Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government has caged and starved refugees, the Council of Europe's human rights commissioner reported.
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Mr. Rowe and Mr. Dubose escaped from the caged back area of the prison bus around 6:45 a.m.
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Once she establishes a bond with Everest, she learns of the shady interests that had been keeping him caged.
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Inmates can exercise on the top floor inside a caged-enclosed recreational area that has views of Rikers Island.
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The biggest of those was California's Proposition 12, which bans the sale of meat and eggs from caged animals.
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These robots repeat basic tasks, over and over, and are usually separated by caged walls from humans for safety.
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It is at Huis Doorn, a small estate to the east of Utrecht, that we encounter this caged majesty.
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Or Ezra Pound: They caged me but my poems got out through the bars and flew across the world.
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Several other objects were made to follow in the spirit of the "Baby Trump" blimp, including a caged sculpture ...
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The look: a black bondage-style vintage Versace mini dress with a caged corset and buckle detailing at the neckline.
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Earlier Wednesday morning, The Daily Beast reported that McCain, 34, is "feeling like a caged animal," according to a source.
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Footage secretly obtained by Animal Aid, a campaign group, in Lincolnshire in 2013 showed caged chickens barely able to move.
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Even when children are with their families the trauma of being caged is enough to cause this sort of regression.
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But before you go burn your electronics and move to a Farady-caged cave, it's worth looking at the details.
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Many years ago, visitors to the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan were greeted by Sam, a caged starling.
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In a statement, the dean and rector of the church, Stephen Carlsen, offered an explanation for the caged holy family.
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Wei Fang is captured and caged, and the two spend most of the movie glaring love-daggers at each other.
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Bailiff said the incident occurred in a "caged" area outside a courthouse and there was no danger to the community.
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In November, voters in California passed a ballot initiative (a referendum) that requires larger minimum spaces for caged farm animals.
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She was not caged, and her parents were already long-term residents in the United States when they were arrested.
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" Zachary Roth explores how the GOP is poised to create large-scale voting chaos this year in "The Caged Ballot.
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After reading Angelou's award-winning book, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," Winfrey connected to the author's life story.
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"In the future, Swat will prosper, as security here is now very good," said Khan, sitting near two caged monkeys.
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Lincoln freed African Americans from slavery in the South, while Trump caged Latinos in concentration camps on the Mexican border.
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Another hot spot is Barbarestan, housed in an old butcher shop with meat hooks still visible and caged singing canaries.
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He admitted that he now feels caged, beginning his days with a jog in the base's gym at 6 a.m.
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"He is kind of caged at the moment because he can't really give his true emotions," Julia says in the doc.
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In the lawsuit, the family says Boo was not caged nor on a leash when they visited back in October 2017.
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Now she's caged in by bed rails, with plastic tubes snaking up her arm and medical monitors tracking her vital signs.
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His art usually blends the human and animal (he even lived as a dog in a caged room in New York).
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Most of the eggs came from caged hens, which for most of that period were boxed up in tiny "battery cages".
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While training to be a handmaid at the Rachel and Leah Center, June finds out how Gilead caged her mother's spirit.
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We were first introduced to Muay Thai in MMA gloves by John Wayne Parr and his Australia promotion, Caged Muay Thai.
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"One day I'd like to calm caged whales and relax abused dogs," he explained on the project's Kickstarter page last year.
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The 31-year-old soldier from Hailey, Idaho, has said he was caged by his captors, kept in darkness and beaten.
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Sorrow, self-pity, and regret stood in the way of my future, along with the steel bars that caged me in.
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Dog Found Caged and Alone Gets Loving Forever Home It's a before and after transformation that is both shocking and heartwarming.
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The 7x12-foot cell is occupied 23 hours per day, with just one hour of recreation in a small caged area.
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First Henry isn't a murderer, he's an interdimensional kidnap victim who doesn't remember the decades he spent caged in another reality.
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"Rabbits belong in cages, not in the cabinet," reads a sign posted above several caged rabbits outside Ukraine's parliament on Tuesday.
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Numerous undercover investigations and eyewitness reports confirm that circus animals are trained through severe beatings—often while they're caged or chained.
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I especially don't want to be in a movie where I'm being tortured and caged and stabbed and all those things.
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Free-range birds are at very real risk of predation, which leads to them registering similar stress levels as caged birds.
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The lions were caged after the death of three men in the eastern part of the sanctuary between March and May.
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When they escorted us out for the weekly yard time, we could see down into the caged area of death row.
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In the forest, scientists caged monkeys in wooden platforms high among the jackfruit and mango trees, where mosquitoes liked to breed.
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Cullinan Police spokeswoman Connie Moganedi confirmed to CNN that a 70-year-old man was killed by caged lions on Tuesday.
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And true also that, unlike the caged children of 2018, my confinement was not brutal and had an end in sight.
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The family separation policy excited massive opposition, fuelled by shocking photographs of caged children and an audio recording of crying kids.
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They goad you like a caged animal and you reach your boiling point (laugh) and then the red light goes on.
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I was caged in a tiny cell with bright fluorescent lights, with nothing to do but think about all the pain.
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The scale-covered mammals are kept in caged conditions in markets in Asia in criminally appalling realities, reserved for dinner menus.
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In those cases, the tiger will be caged and set up so attendees can walk by it at a safe distance.
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The angle is very important to show how caged he feels, the weight of responsibility that is too big for him.
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It would be easy for the caged warlord to talk to his troops, hundreds of whom still lurk in the bush.
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If a house has been staged with clichés like horse-head portraits or caged hanging light fixtures, I pass it by.
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In the November elections, California passed one of the most sweeping animal welfare reforms anywhere, requiring more space for caged animals.
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In 1994, I published an account of my experience as a caged Amerindian, a performance I created with Guillermo Gómez-Peña.
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But the past few years have shown that no amount of revolting truth, not even caged children, can shame the truly shameless.
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Two days after the subway attack, 2,500 of them raided a dozen cult properties with riot gear, gas masks and caged canaries.
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Bailiff said the incident occurred in a "caged" area outside of a courthouse, and that there was no danger to the community.
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Her best known book, I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, was published in 1969 and nominated for the National Book Award.
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A spokesperson for the Cullinan Police confirmed to CNN that a 70-year-old man was killed by caged lions on Tuesday.
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Have we caged out soul like Rilke's panther so that it has become fantastical and foreign to us — something categorized as other?
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Then Laurie goes into hunter mode, equipped with an arsenal of ammo and caged in a house she's converted into a fortress.
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The church's Twitter account tweeted on Wednesday, proclaiming "Good morning and Happy Fourth of July" with a photo of the caged statues.
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It depicts dog fights, secret sex parties, prostitution, drug dealing, along with an armed revolutionary movement, all caged inside an urban geography.
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For millennials who feel caged by constraints like this, the solution may be a lot simpler than you think: Pack your bags.
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Not only does it change the life of the caged, it places a lot of responsibility in the hands of the keyholder.
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Big cats who have home ranges of up to 400 miles are routinely caged in tiny transport containers 24 hours a day.
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In 2012, Fox Sports columnist Jason Whitlock randomly shot down MMA as "caged human cockfighting" because he had some unresolved football feelings.
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"In the past, they were just considered 'caged pets' and most people didn't even consider taking them to the vet," she said.
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A stall selling hundreds of caged chickens may abut a butcher counter, where uncooked meat is chopped as nearby dogs watch hungrily.
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Maybe it's a lot to expect complexity from a musical that can likely cite "Caged Heat" among its influences, but I do.
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The zoo was packed with swimmers who reacted as enthusiastically to seeing Grevers as they did to any of the caged animals.
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All household pets are accepted on rides, including turtles and hamsters, as well as caged birds and fish in bowls or bags.
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The bushes were caged above ground, too, and then wrapped to insulate and protect their leaves — just planting them took three months.
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While the home had been deserted for a while, the caged big cat had several packages of meat, CNN affiliate KTRK reported.
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Masha wanted no part of the scene; she stood, sadly turned, and waddled back toward the open door of her caged den.
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The café had one of those caged-in gymborees with plastic no-injury slides and countless plastic balls to cushion every fall.
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The painting here is mostly dead: it consists of a hand-painted mural marked on the walls outside of a caged area.
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Inside the facility, children lie on mats beneath bright lights that never go out, wrapped in Mylar blankets, caged behind chain-link fences.
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The four dogs and seven others that were caged in the home have been taken into custody by animal control, according to Miliote.
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It says the victim&aposs adult brother told authorities his brother was starved, bound, caged and sprayed all over his body with chemicals.
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So Young, So Bad had the unfortunate distinction of coming out a day after Caged and was quickly derided as an inferior imitator.
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Even hooded Offred of The Handmaid's Tale is too caged to fight the proverbial and literal man with anything but quietly subversive acts.
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Alice is over the moon to be reunited with her family, and finally free from her literally caged life as a sex slave.
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Norwood and Lusk estimate that the typical barn provides 200 square inches per bird, nearly triple the amount given to battery caged hens.
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You are caged in an ice box with 12 gigantic, toothless men with sharp blades on their feet and a taste for blood.
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In occupied France, a brooch depicting a caged bird sat as a protest statement in Cartier's flagship shop in Rue de la Paix.
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From the caged-in basketball court a few blocks away, one game ending a few hours before another, in a different sport, began.
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Above is a picture of a young Honduran boy watching television, alone, in a caged immigration detention facility, supervised by a uniformed guard.
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In the caged cells where we were, everyone was political or had some [special] reason that the security forces had them in there.
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Manafort took the reins of Trump's campaign from Corey ("Womp Womp") Lewandowski, mocker of caged migrants and yanker of a female journalist's arm.
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You have a defense attorney on the phone, and then the man who feels like a rabid squirrel who's caged on the phone.
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The days of snarling lions caged in wagons or elephants chained and parading down Main Street are no more, their disappearance largely unlamented.
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"I had to depend on someone for practically everything I did, and I felt more or less like a caged animal," he said.
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Like the caged canaries brought into mines to warn of unsafe levels of pollutants, coal stockpiles signal the state of the coal industry.
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Today, it refers to being in a pen, or CAGED UP. ■ 51A: #TodayILearned that black cuckoos exist, and that they are called ANIS.
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As for my patient, I looked her in the eye and told her I was sorry she felt caged, and that I cared.
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"Whether it be hooped or caged or padded, under-structures were worn around the lower body to create a specific volume," she said.
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Coaches are restricted to a short stretch of sideline where they often pace impatiently, like caged cats, while barking incessantly, like neighborhood dogs.
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Installed at what would be around eye level for a big cat, the video monitor puts the viewer in the caged animal's place.
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Feathers were ruffled when footage secretly obtained by Animal Aid, a campaign group, in Lincolnshire in 2013 showed caged chickens barely able to move.
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Some students, some parents and animal rights activists are outraged over this video showing a caged tiger pacing back and forth at the prom.
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It continued to remain caged in a relatively narrow range between last week's high of 112.13 and a low of 110.24 on May 18.
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The photos showed boys in caged environments, lying on mats covered in emergency thermal blankets, and carrying their food on trays in a cafeteria.
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In its first year, that included Caged in Fear, Sharks — Predators or Prey, The Shark Takes a Siesta, and Sharks of a Different Color.
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In I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings, Angelou explores the way that reading and inner strength helped her overcome personal tragedy and racism.
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On Monday, he allegedly filled a trashcan with water and dunked the caged critters inside—all with help from a class full of freshmen.
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If she is sympathetic to Bertha's madness, to her all-consuming rage toward the English men who have caged her, then so is Walcott.
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The culprit will be caged in a zoo for the rest of its life, while the remaining lions will be released in the sanctuary.
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"We're like some caged animals right now, ready to get unleashed back to what we do," Curry said in a news conference this week.
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Miami has its share, but the most spectacular oddities have to be Monkey Jungle, where you're the one caged and the monkeys run free.
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At the bottom of the hill, heavily armed officers ushered away the two journalists, who were escorted from the area in a caged bus.
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Maya Angelou is honored with a postage stamp in America, but her memoir, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," is forbidden in Kuwait.
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And if, sometime in our careers, we begin to suspect that studies of caged animals lack relevance to freer humans, what can we do?
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Frey-Wouter, who was widowed, left detailed instructions that the cats "never be caged" and be well cared for, the New York Post reported.
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Still charged with feeding two caged sables daily, he revels in the fact that the lake water stopped smelling after the paper mill shut.
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Living, for now, on a Mexican military base, the ousted Bolivian leader says he feels caged in and nostalgic for the country he fled.
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To begin with, caged birds can't suddenly be freed midway through their lives, so farmers need to wait for a new generation to transition.
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Traditional caged systems have cost farmers millions to install, and putting in a new cage-free system requires them to pony up millions more.
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The caged writer approach wouldn't work for Martin, a man who has embraced the wide open spaces and artistic freedom of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It wasn&apost until we had three year olds in caged that these people couldn&apost go into public, too bad on that.
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One year after closing down, the 140-year-old Buenos Aires Zoo remains a home for the hundreds of caged animals that were left behind.
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If you've ever felt the need to dodge those sad, pleading eyes of the helpless, caged, and abandoned animals in Sarah McLachlan's ASPCA commercial, congrats!
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The fact that the chickens are still caged keeps the costs down; Lusk says these eggs are only 10 percent more expensive than standard eggs.
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The result of these trends was that fictional dinosaurs began to be caged and studied as often as they were killed for sport or dominance.
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While cage-free systems provide hens with the opportunity to lead better lives than their caged counterparts, numerous welfare concerns still surround cage-free facilities.
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And yet, whenever they did fight, reactionary commentators, in both North and South, classified them as barbaric animals who needed to be caged in slavery.
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"I was tired of feeling caged, of talking through lawyers and other intermediaries in endless obfuscation," Harris writes of her decision to call Dimon directly.
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Wheeler's motorcycle began to slide and then popped into the air and came crashing down on the caged section where Wheeler was seated, Cook said.
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Instead of animals caged in a boxcar on their way to a circus, the animals are now roaming free -- side-by-side in a grassland.
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Somewhere buried under the dandelions and broken shards stood an inlaid niche or marble alcove where the stolen Torah was caged like a captive king.
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But Fitzpatrick is so fond of narrative symmetry, neat metaphors and redundant parallels that her characters, caged in these airtight constructions, fail to come alive.
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For our experiments to work properly, our lab animals must be healthy but we ignore the possibility that our caged animals are bored and frustrated.
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As McGwire challenged Maris while playing for St. Louis, his batting practice became such a phenomenon that he said he felt like a caged animal.
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In this riveting fever dream of a play, which opened on Wednesday night, the three characters we meet are the human equivalents of caged songbirds.
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I know those emotions which tear the insides to be free and memories which must be kept underground, caged by rigid discipline least they destroy.
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They can crack open Maya Angelou's landmark 1969 book, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," for an unsparing account of the Jim Crow South.
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"The world's fifth-largest economy banning the sale of meat and eggs from caged animals is going to have a tremendous impact," he told me.
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The star chose a sparkly blue-and-white caged design that features a halter neckline with major side cutouts and a high-slit from the back.
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Sales of organic eggs, for which customers shell out over twice as much as for caged-hen ones, have come off the boil in recent years.
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I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou, 1969Many of us know this classic all too well, having read it as teens in school.
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Such robots are more suitable than large, caged robots for the electronics industry, where demand for industrial robots jumped 41 percent last year, the IFR said.
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While watching the film adaptation of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, I absorbed the images of poorer black people in the deeply segregated South.
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We're told the lemurs were herded into guest rooms on the island and the parrots and tortoises were caged and stored in some of the structures.
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" — May 21986, 221 But he loved Maya Angelou's memoir "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings": "The beauty is not in the story, but the telling.
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"I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," Maya Angelou A deeply personal story of the brutalization of a whole people in the world's most important democracy.
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Nevertheless, they are yet again being blamed for a lack of enthusiasm for the formalization of Israeli practices that have caged, starved, traumatized, and humiliated them.
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All social norms break down when this event happens and a black man is caged up in a house with a white woman who is terrified.
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And in feline news: A caged tiger was found in an abandoned Houston home by a pot smoker looking for a discreet place to light up.
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But that's a lot of change to hope for, and in the immediate future, most of the eggs you're eating will still come from caged hens.
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The second event was when they broke into the restaurant's safe that was located inside a caged office area with all of these crazy security features.
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After an arduous 16-hour journey over land and river in which Alba and Kika were caged and anesthetized, the BOSF team arrived at BBBR national park.
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Anti-Trump Twitter was particularly reckless over Memorial Day weekend, as the Obama-era photos of caged children is only one example of fake news being spread.
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They were loaded into vans and school buses, then transported to the Morton County jail, where they were caged and told to strip to their base layer.
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That's one reason why many of us now live in big cities, caged in by concrete and projects, thirty minutes by train from the nearest urban garden.
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Related: An Artist Caged Himself in New York to Fight for Prison Reform Incarcerated Young Adults Get a Gallery Show at NYU Extreme Makeover: Abandoned Manhole Edition
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The state-sponsored bombings and caged refugees of Children of Men are just as horrifying as the tortured women and re-educated dissidents of The Handmaid's Tale.
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You can interrogate orcs to learn about their boss's weaknesses, or you can utilize explosive barrels or caged animals to thin out the ranks before you strike.
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It's just caged animals, who are actually not in cages, but in these huge spaces, vast environments of just chaos and madness and there's no real protection.
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Dressed in prison blues, his band caged behind bars, Lamar raised his shackled hands to the mic to rhyme "The Blacker the Berry," a screed against oppression.
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It is probably only a matter of time before one of the journalists Mr Trump keeps caged up at the back of the rallies gets badly beaten.
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Though most of the institutional details, like chalkboards, caged fans and cubbyholes, aren't original to the 1905 Beaux-Arts building, the effect is convincing all the same.
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Adidas had a caged area for customers to test the way they kick a soccer ball, which was a great immersive feature that elevated our browsing experience.
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Caged in glass at the rear of his bright, cleanly tiled new dining room, he plays each round of dough as though it were a bongo drum.
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Riley told the Associated Press that Munson had renovated the building to house a collection of snakes but that they were caged and secure within the building.
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None of them include being able to buy a cup of coffee downstairs, while a loved one — our neighbors, children, friends — are caged just above the shop.
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The caged smoking area of Storm provided the very real opportunity to be in a cage with a person who regularly gets paid to fight in one.
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This Sunday's acrostic is from "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," the first of six autobiographical books by Maya Angelou and a 20th-century American classic.
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Led by its combative, publicity-mad president, Dana White Jr., it has made big money from street-fighter-style bouts that take place within a caged octagon.
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I watched in horror as my child transformed into a caged animal, his hospital bed outfitted with jail-cell-like rails that extended almost to the ceiling.
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So I donned them and headed to the nearest camp, hoping to walk about unsuspected, Hitman-style, sowing chaos by releasing caged animals and setting fire to supplies.
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But pictures of caged or slaughtered dogs posted online have outraged many people, with domestic and international organisations behind the petition calling for the festival to be stopped.
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Being bullied by a Boston-accented monster isn't really so bad when the alternative is going up against an entire society that wants you caged like an animal.
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To break from the machine—in message, in personal appearance, in fund-raising methodology—is to seem a free man in a world of artificial and caged creations.
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After a successful pilot program in another forest in the mid-22015s, the primate project was brought to Zika Forest, with six platforms of caged Asian sentinel monkeys.
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Since his election nine years ago, Orbán has built a razor wire fence, caged refugees in shipping containers, and recruited "border hunters" to patrol the frontier for crossers.
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But pictures of caged or slaughtered dogs posted online have outraged many people, with domestic and international organizations behind the petition calling for the festival to be stopped.
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"Our strategy [to avoid having neighbors] was to sort of ransack all the tents around us," he said, with the chilling rational calm of a caged serial killer.
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Demonstrators were caged in on sidewalks, and hundreds were sequestered in a dirty former bus depot, with few toilets, on the West Side for more than 24 hours.
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At the Coliseum, fans stream through a caged walkway over an industrial site where vendors sell bacon-wrapped hot dogs and cans of beer for a few bucks.
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On top of the staggering moral failure this represents — alongside the Muslim travel ban and the horrors of caged Central American children — this is just unfathomably self-defeating.
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When they arrived, authorities were informed that Tran had been seen placing caged animals into the trash compactor and crushing them, according to an incident report obtained by PEOPLE.
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The parlor level also once displayed a birdcage lamp, resting on a piano, a nod to her autobiographical work "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," published in 1969.
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But scientists caged themselves in with caveats when they talked about predicting exact increases in temperature from this, or the exact degree to which fossil fuel emissions are responsible.
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The latest edition of the government's quarterly egg statistics suggests that in the third quarter farms produced about as many free-range eggs as caged-hen ones (see chart).
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It's hard to think of Maya Angelou as anything other than the symbol of strength she portrayed in her award-winning autobiography I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.
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The Monospinner is the "mechanically simplest controllable flying machine in existence," according to its creators, but is confined to its padded blue room, like some kind of caged animal.
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The first city officer to go on trial was William Porter, the cop who checked on Gray while he was caged in a police van on April 12, 2015.
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"On the surface, The Caged Pillows is a story about the way we've come to communicate, removing ourselves from human touch, alone but together," Pehrson explained in Ruins magazine.
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But with Pettis's hips caged against the fence, Poirier was able to drop an elbow with his threatened arm and split the former lightweight champion open at the eye.
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Related: A Look at 40 Years of Jail Time Photographing Trips to Visit Family Members in Prison An Artist Caged Himself in New York to Fight for Prison Reform
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In the main event, three people are put in a caged field, armed only with Easter baskets, and are given 60 seconds to collect as many eggs as possible.
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It's a grim start to this make-believe, but the mood lifts at Greystoke Manor, Tarzan's ancestral pad in Britain, where he's broodily prowling about like a caged animal.
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Kong's monstrousness itself is also up for debate, since any exploration of the story today raises the question of who is the monster when a wild creature is caged.
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A police officer returned to his house, handcuffed him, put him in a caged police car, and took him to the Eastern District before sending him to juvenile booking.
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Mr. Macron promised to set up closed-circuit televisions in slaughterhouses and to ban the sale of eggs from caged hens by 22018, two of L2100's top priorities.
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He recommended "The Autobiography of Malcolm X," James Baldwin's "The Fire Next Time," Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man," and Maya Angelou's "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," Edwards said.
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A federal appeals court on Monday ruled against animal rights groups who want egg-carton labels to specify whether the laying hens were caged, cage-free or free-range.
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On Instagram, we have an infinite two-dimensional zoo in the palms of our hands, where the spectacle of animalia is on display and caged behind glass 24/7.
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After boarding the Ark, one of the first things I see is a woman shoveling kettle corn into her mouth while gazing at a pair of caged wax dinosaurs.
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In the premiere alone, there's a caged bird in the middle of a house fire, a bloody foot in the dirt, and an astronaut where no astronaut should be.
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Alabama investigators are currently searching for a man who allegedly kept an "attack squirrel" inside his apartment and fed the caged animal methamphetamine in order to maintain its aggressive behavior.
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Special feed was once reserved for caged birds and goldfish, says Katherine C. Grier, a history professor at the University of Delaware and author of Pets in America: A History.
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This month Delhi's Press Club of India succumbed to pressure not to show a documentary, "Kashmir Caged", that carried testimony of Kashmiris' treatment at the hands of the security forces.
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According to Chipped Manicure blogger Stacey, who spoke to Roberts, the caged light is actually a chicken coop from eBay, and the gingham wall treatment a piece of scrapbook paper.
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You can't look away when vocalist Bryan Funck stalks the stage like a caged beast, his rangy form rocking to and fro and his voice cracking through the heavy air.
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Following the mauling, the zoo says they have added more tiger training for keepers and have also placed additional security measures in the caged area where the keeper was mauled.
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Related: A Look at 40 Years of Jail Time An Artist Caged Himself in New York to Fight for Prison Reform This Is What Art Made by Prisoners Looks Like
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And because cloning has a high failure rate, many dogs are caged and tormented for every birth that actually occurs — so that's not fair to them, despite the best intentions.
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The sand, huts, potted plants, caged parrots, and inscribed poetry of his sprawling "Tropicália" (1968) await your barefoot delectation, should you choose to park your shoes in the rack provided.
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Using some of the same tactics that drove food companies to move away from caged hens, advocates are asking whether the conditions for the cage-free chickens are much better.
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Images of battlefield tents represented spaces where soldiers could carve out time to write to their sweethearts, and depictions of caged mice may symbolize a desire to keep beloveds captive.
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However, in the film, you can see him beginning to pace back and forth like a caged animal until he finally makes the six-foot leap off of the stage.
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But even the best environments "will result in 'controlled deprivation'," as is also the case with caged birds and rabbits, or fish in tanks, wrote Dr. Pasmans in his review.
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"My Jewish constituents have made clear to me that they proudly stand w/ caged children who are starved, denied sleep & sanitation" — a reference to migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"They are the equivalent of a caged chicken, planting them in crowded conditions and pushing them with nutrients to grow 50 or more apples to a tree," Dr. Cox said.
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They sewed without health benefits in a multiroom factory with caged windows and no emergency exit, where they earned a few dollars a day completing subcontracted orders for international designers.
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Since Mickey Paulk's Athens apartment was searched on Monday morning, the caged squirrel has been released into the wild, Limestone County Sheriff's Office's Public Information Officer Stephen Young confirms to PEOPLE.
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As pulp and crime magazines grew in popularity in the 19873s, the women-in-prison genre became a recognizable trope with films like 21987's Caged and So Young, So Bad.
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The shot begins tight and opens up until you realize there are dozens and dozens of caged rabbits that look really creepy, all while the music of "Anthem" gets more intense.
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Some of the caged animals were lying in their own feces and urine, and all of them appeared to be infested with fleas, while a few were found to have mange.
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That prospect is so alluring that most of the characters are willing to overlook countless red flags, blindly accepting everything from a random caged bear (odd!) to ritual suicide (shockingly awful
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She stayed true to the brand for the after-party when she stepped out in a black bondage-style Versace dress with a caged corset and straps leading to the neckline.
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"Finally, so many designers are going fur-free, and I'm looking forward to the day when no animal is caged or trapped and killed for fur," says Cruz of the changes.
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Here, in an old gym with scuffed wooden floors and industrial, caged windows, temporary partitions display newly commissioned work by living-legend Annie Leibovitz, perhaps the preeminent portrait photographer working today.
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Owen Gleiberman, Variety: The film provides plenty of encounters with our stomping, gnashing primeval beastly friends — yet for much of Fallen Kingdom, they are caged, shackled, sedated, wounded, and otherwise subdued.
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Put another way, each caged egg you don't eat prevents about a day of chicken suffering by helping reduce the number of chickens who are raised for this kind of treatment.
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And Keogh is sending his LED-based insect spy devices to scientific colleagues around the world, so they can collect more data on caged insects to add species to the model.
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"School Girls" also pays homage, in a way, to those thrilling old "women's pictures," from "Caged" (1950) to "The Group" (1966)—stories about women living within and outside the male gaze.
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She photographed zoo animals traumatized by the bombing: "Two Prisoners" records a restlessly pacing tiger locking eyes with a double amputee — a man without legs — caged in a little wheeled cart.
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The salon was caged in metal bars, and there was a chain on the door, which Lily unlocked when she saw her customers coming and locked again right after they entered.
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"Even prosecutors better than Harris now have to work against the reasonable premise that having caged people in and of itself makes one unqualified to shepherd a progressive party," said Nimni.
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But alone in his cell, he joined an international underclass including dissenters in North Korea, women in Arizona shackled as they give birth and infant children caged on our southern border.
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Volunteers and staff members post cute photos and videos online; supervised dog "play groups" let would-be adopters see animals happily romping together, rather than caged and lunging at the bars.
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The Chinese artists who created these displays can defend them as esoteric imagery, but the miserable lives of dogs forced to fight or the deaths of caged animals are incontrovertibly real.
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If I plotted my in-state movements over the last three months on a California map, it would look like someone confused, looking for an exit, circling like a caged cat.
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"After seeing the fires in Australia kill so many precious creatures recently seeing these animals caged and be treated this way made my blood boil," said Salih in a Facebook post.
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Recounting her life (in less than two hours!) "may seem redundant to those who've read her autobiographies, notably 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,'" Ken Jaworowski wrote in The Times.
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When I chat with his friend Ms. Boom, a warm, exuberant character, before we all head out for a Japanese dinner in Amsterdam, he paces her house like a caged tiger.
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An Everyman making a desperate tally of his small triumphs and greater disappointments, he speaks to those who feel left behind by social progress, caged in the sweet land of liberty.
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One man was caged underground in a police station, beaten until he lost the hearing in one ear; I heard about others who were shackled and strung up as if crucified.
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To observe Seberg, framed by the wide windows of her West Coast home, is to see someone caged by her own visibility, whether or not the law is on her tail.
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"The world's fifth-largest economy banning the sale of meat and eggs from caged animals is going to have a tremendous impact," Josh Balk of the Humane Society told me last month.
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In early June, when Mary said she and the children were walking on eggshells at home because of my state of mind, I raged at her, pacing around like a caged animal.
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Because she was a communist — at least that's what some of the Republicans who voted against the bill honoring the celebrated author of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings are saying.
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It is impossible to know if this experience affected the artist's habit, later cited as a mark of his character, of buying caged birds from the market just to set them free.
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Mr. Saw set up a makeshift kitchen, caged in by shipping pallets, and a sign that evokes the arcs and circles of Burmese script, in which sentences look like finely wrought necklaces.
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The new study, led by April Ronca from NASA Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California, made use of the NASA Rodent Habitat (RH)—a caged enclosure designed specifically for the experiment.
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Molly with the capital M is the narrator, the original, true Molly, and Thompson does an excellent job dangling questions of authenticity and judgment before us like meat scraps before caged dogs.
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And chickens are among the worst-treated animals on factory farms, caged in small, chemical-treated spaces where disease is rampant, and engineered to grow so quickly that their legs give out.
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"I was kind of taken aback by people who felt it was their right to be vicious about me being inside this caged environment, treating me like a zoo animal," RAE said.
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The sheriff said the two prisoners had gotten out of the caged back area "somehow" and moved into the driver's compartment, where they "overpowered" the guards and took their 9-millimeter pistols.
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In the late nineteen-seventies, when Steve Oomittuk was going to high school, in Barrow, he had a job caring for caged animals at the Naval Arctic Research Lab, north of town.
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In this Jean-Pierre Melville noir masterwork, a Parisian contract killer — Alain Delon, acting the epitome of cool — lives by a samurai's code of honor, in near solitude with a caged bird.
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The ads feature all three supermodels in provocative close-up shots (hi, Cindy!) in sheer, cleavage-baring designs, as well as full-length pics modeling caged, tiered, ruffled looks from the spring collection.
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It was bad enough that the prison institution took ownership of my body―that I was caged and strip-searched on a regular basis and had already been sexually harassed by male guards.
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He thinks nothing of saying the most hurtful thing about someone else, but when he hears a whisper that runs counter to his own vainglorious self-image, he coils like a caged ferret.
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But now, if he tries to expand his message beyond red-meat issues for the right, Mr. Trump may feel caged in by a platform that takes a dim view of self-restraint.
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Martinez did not know what to expect after he crossed through Israel's fortified checkpoint and past a long caged walkway and parallel road leading to a dilapidated Palestinian checkpoint at the other end.
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"I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," Maya Angelou This was the first autobiography that meant everything to me as a young survivor struggling to find voice and meaning through the overbearing darkness.
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But for one week, at least, Daryl kept caged the revenge-craving tiger inside him — note the apparent harmony with Shiva later — in order to let his friend hang on to her illusions.
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"I ain't on oith, and I ain't in heaven, get me?" says Yank, talking to a caged gorilla in a zoo, in a final scene that is a triumph of character over symbolism.
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And in place of caged elephants, there are wondrous puppet simulacra from the "War Horse" team, creatures of burlap and sorcery that caused several children in the audience to delightedly lose their minds.
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About the length of a subway car and double its width, the bar takes it design cue from old-school subway stations, with white tiled walls, exposed pipes and industrial wire-caged lights.
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The latest edition of the government's closely watched "quarterly egg statistics" suggests that in the third quarter of this year farms produced about as many free-range eggs as caged-hen ones (see chart).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A political pop-up installation project depicting caged children accompanied by audio recordings of detained migrant children appeared today, June 12, in 20193 locations across New York City.
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The macaws, previously caged, have been taught to recognise danger (by exposing them to a stuffed conspecific being savaged by cats), to find fruit and to fly for distances longer than a few metres.
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He broke into the industry through a friendship with cult filmmaker Roger Corman, who hired him to write and direct such low-budget genre movies as "Caged Heat," about inmates in a women's prison.
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A readymade birdcage filled with medical paraphernalia, including empty bottles and syringes, transmits the weight of her illness through metaphor — the body is caged and under the control of the industry, unable to escape.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists have succeeded in wiping out a population of caged mosquitoes in laboratory experiments using a type of genetic engineering known as a gene drive, which spread a modification blocking female reproduction.
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But mice eat one another's feces, and when the two types of mice were caged together, the malnourished ones picked up the bacteria of the healthy ones and grew stronger on the same diet.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is asking a Nashville church to cease using live animals in its sermons after featuring a caged cougar and other exotic animals in a recent service.
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Some of the original experiments on cocaine and heroin addiction were conducted under animal testing settings in which rats were caged off and socially isolated, with drugs as their only real form of recreation.
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One of her paintings depicted a sharp-toothed, blue-faced Trump, surrounded by a cacophonous word cloud of news headlines, slogans, and tweets ("no collusion/shithole countries/fake news/fusion gps/caged kids," etc.).
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"What they're really saying is they are concerned about poor people accused of crimes because there are no rich people currently accused of crimes caged on Rikers Island," Ms. Kennedy said in an interview.
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For at least a century — since coal miners began using caged canaries to alert them to the presence of toxic gases — we have known that we can put these shared vulnerabilities to practical use.
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Back at Omar Qapchi, the few residents who had remained for the battle were gathered outside the village next to a caged soccer pitch, where they awaited interrogation by the soldiers and Asayish officers.
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The company has been implementing changes to attract more diners, phasing out the use of eggs from caged hens by 2025, and also removing artificial preservatives and high fructose corn syrup from its food.
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On a recent day, she wore a sizable old-cut diamond solitaire set in onyx caged with a thin gold line, a piece she designed when the first of her four sons was born.
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So the key difference between caged and cage-free birds is that the latter aren't stuck in battery cages the size of iPads that are so restrictive the chickens can't even spread their wings.
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The abuse instilled such fear and obedience that the older children disciplined their younger siblings and even caged them after the parents largely abandoned them in a double-wide trailer for several years in Texas.
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Christina's 700-page tome came into the possession of William Morrow editor Judy Feiffer, who was famous for pushing Maya Angelou to write the memoir that would become I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.
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Bell, a mother of two herself, apparently refused to wear dresses, climbed out the window ("I was an escape artist, I can't be caged") and told her dear mother to "fuck off" at one point.
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Only there was no denying the change that had come over the staff or the atmosphere of caged agitation that could be seen in every eye or heard in every voice, inmate and officer alike.
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We believe this is preferable, wherever possible, to simply keeping them caged in an existence which does little for prospects of long term survival, Damian Aspinall, chairman of The Aspinall Foundation, said in a statement.
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His vividly imagined animation — a mashup of Ducktales tributes, geometric 3D-models in space, the technicolor fantasies of Avatar, and neon '80s Vegas kitsch — makes the "World of Caged Pillows" feel convincing and creepily familiar.
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The Trump administration drew widespread criticism this week as images surfaced of migrant children detained in caged holding centers and audio of children crying for their parents reverberated from social media to the House floor.
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When Morgan is told by her human minder that she is no longer allowed outdoors and instead must stay in a caged underground room where she is constantly observed, she stabs her in the eye.
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" And "Well-Rested" is a plea, to a new lover, or to a listener expecting fireworks and instead getting a small campfire: "Like a caged bird barely set free/Forgive me, I'm finding my wings.
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Two weeks ago, the day after the Iowa caucuses and one week before the New Hampshire primary, a makeshift stage had been built at the far end of the cafeteria, catercornered from the caged clock.
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Uriel draws parallels between these two events to show just how far plants, albeit caged like prisoners, can be vectors of power and resistance, carrying the vestiges of history as though they were monuments of time.
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The shittiness of hassling caged animals aside, hippos can actually be pretty dangerous—National Geographic named them one of the world's most aggressive animals, and a wild hippo killed two people in Kenya just last week.
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Konwiser, an experienced keeper who had been with the zoo for three years, entered the caged tiger "night house" to prepare for one of the zoo's regular Tiger Talks and was attacked by 350-lb. Hati.
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Sawyer's rage over being threatened, caged, drugged, and restrained is understandable, but she also goes to a place of shrieking violence so quickly and completely that it's easy to understand why her minders question her rationality.
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Then, there's the artwork, which builds on this aesthetic of bringing the past up to date with the future: a wet peach emoji caged in barbed wire, laying in the middle of a soft pink background.
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Ms. Brown's manner was one of vehement Puritan rigor, while Cunningham had the freedom and individuality of an animal (sometimes caged, sometimes free); Ms. Knouse's is one of wide-eyed innocence, Mr. Olk's a severe devotion.
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But he was concentrating, you could see it in his fingers—the way they caged and danced against the trumpet's curved and tapered body, which opened out into the startling, brassy, orchidaceous mouth of the bell.
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A future where Russia feels less caged by its fears of a mobile democratic curtain and China, unbridled by a united alliance opposing its expansionism, loosens its own fetters and engages in increasingly footloose foreign adventures.
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But it's this moment when vet Jacob Singer is gurnied into a psych ward filled with naked middle-aged folks above caged ceilings with thick portions of human flesh scattered around that hits an uncomfortable peak.
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Smoke in restaurants is usually found in captivity these days, caged within a glass or a cloche or a bag and carefully liberated, to oohs and aahs, before it drifts toward the ceiling and is gone.
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In the study, scientists at Imperial College London used the technology to wipe out a population of caged mosquitoes that are able to transmit malaria, targeting a genetic sequence that leads to male and female traits.
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Six state legislatures have banned undercover investigations of factory farms, Iowa passed a law requiring grocers to sell caged eggs, and the federal government is contemplating restrictions on clean meat (which is produced without slaughtering animals).
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"I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," Maya Angelou It was hard to choose which Maya Angelou work I wanted to include in this list, but I ultimately decided I wanted the one that her most definitive.
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The color-sapped tedium of office life runs like a flickering current through the warrens of white-collar fiction — from Bartleby impassively facing his brick wall to Frank Wheeler caged in his dark cubicle in ''Revolutionary Road.
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Automakers also prefer the flexibility that comes with co-bots, which don't need to be in a fixed factory location caged in or cordoned off and therefore can be rolled around to different parts of the factory.
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Griffin-Heady said that when she had left that morning, Tyler was asleep on the bed with her oldest dog, Coca, 4, while Coca's two puppies, Athena and Noah, both 1½, were in a metal caged kennel.
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Is Divine an object of resentment or another object of the gaze, but one who refused to be caged in by cliches of beauty and propriety — one who offered an alternative freedom to women and men alike?
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The BJI court liaison interviews the man through a caged window in a tiny room behind a door near where the judge sits, and succeeds in reaching someone from the man's life—a requirement of the program.
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One of the most dangerous things about limiting someone's freedom is not only the cage you can see, but the way in which being caged for so long makes those bars invisible to people after a while.
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In one of these subplots, Hazel leads Fiver and the surly rabbit cop Bigwig (John Boyega, who's just so good) on a quest to free a local group of caged rabbits who are being kept by humans.
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Six state legislatures have banned undercover investigations of factory farms, Iowa passed a law requiring grocers to sell caged eggs, and the federal government is contemplating restrictions on cell-based meat (which is produced without slaughtering animals).
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Inspiration may be like finding the light switch in a darkened room, but Schiff's poems—caged, skittish, aghast at their own force—more often attempt to dim the glare of an imagination that's a little too trenchant.
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Caged in the typical laboratory art gallery that signifies any forward-thinking billionaire's pad—she's a fembot who knows only too well that last year's iPhone is only so much molten carbon in this year's contemporary dining table.
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Six thousand Trump supporters railing against 30 or so journalists — caged in the center of the arena like a modern-day Roman Coliseum," Tur wrote in "Unbelievable: My Front-Row Seat to the Craziest Campaign in American History.
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From corsets, caged crinolines and whalebone stays to bras, briefs and padded boxer shorts, more than 250 objects, along with film images, packaging and advertisements, depict the history of underwear from the mid-18th century to the present.
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Research by the Coalition for Sustainable Egg Supply, which is financed by egg producers and food companies, found "substantially worse" levels of aggression and cannibalism in cage-free systems, also known as aviary systems, compared with caged systems.
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And the camerawork backed up Moss beautifully: There are lots of shots of her tilting her head up and baring her teeth, hollow-eyed, while her face is framed so that she looks as though she's being caged.
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There are unhappily chained or caged animals; there are stinging creatures (bees and jellyfish); there are odd moments of social discomposure, from attending an important meeting with muddy leaves in one's hair to accidentally leaving your shirt unbuttoned.
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If that bicyclist whizzing by seems a little happier than the average gridlock-bound car commuter, you're not imagining it: A recent study found that two-wheeled commuters were happier than their gas pedal-stomping, car-caged peers.
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Much of the movie takes place inside the house (a re-creation of Cuarón's childhood home), which is flanked by a gated, open-roofed passage filled with bicycles, plants, caged birds and an exuberant, underloved dog named Borras.
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Another notable anecdote explains that despite spending time with soon-to-be great American writers and influencers—and experimenting with writing short stories and poems—Angelou initially did not want to write I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.
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The former British colony, one of the most densely populated places on Earth where individual, caged beds offer the only living space for some of the very poor, has seen home prices shatter historic records for 12 straight months.
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According to KTRK, that's exactly what happened Monday, when an individual anonymously called 3-1-1 to report that they found a live, caged tiger inside an abandoned house while they were looking for a place to smoke marijuana.
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Wal-Mart Stores said on Tuesday it was aiming to phase out the sale of eggs from caged hens by 2025, becoming the largest and most influential food retailer to set a deadline for switching to cage-free eggs.
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Migrants at the Paso del Norte Port of Entry are being held in "caged dirt filled outdoor areas" and are forced to wake up every three hours, a complaint filed Saturday by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) alleges.
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Lord & Taylor is reintroducing its brand icon, the rose, and everything is coming up roses at the store's Birdcage shop-in-shop, including a Kate Spade rose pail bag ($328) and Bing Bang rose-gold caged ear cuff ($42).
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Family members sitting with a caged parakeet on the sidewalk outside their home told CNN it was too dangerous to sleep inside, for fear of aftershocks that could topple the cracked foundations of the colonial era, two-story house.
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Everyone knows who the enemy is, or thinks he does: One side points at ethnonationalist racists who cheer budget-busting walls, Muslim bans, caged children and deportations of hard-working parents whose only crime is wanting a better life.
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At the time, early 2015, the Islamic State was threatening to burn them to death much as they had done two months earlier to a Jordanian pilot who had been captured, caged and then set on fire in Syria.
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It's an altar, caged in by imaginary constraints, with the organizational labels guiding its process of creation (A1, B1, C1) still intact, revealing the process of the formation that would otherwise become invisible as cities and structures are built.
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When a Florida high school planned "Welcome to the Jungle" as the theme for its prom at a Miami hotel, it made sure to include a live caged tiger — a decision that the school said it came to regret.
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You may have heard of the proverbial canary in the coal mine — caged birds whose sensitivity to lethal gasses served as an early-warning system to coal miners; if the canary died, they knew it was time to flee.
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They are held in solitary for at least 20 hours a day; they get a brief time outside, which was one hour, according to the former detainee—individually, in a caged area attached to one end of the building.
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Far from the caged kids canard that has been sold to us on television 24/7, this is footage that HHS had provided to a number of media outlets of a facility here in El Cajon called Casa San Diego.
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In one email obtained by BuzzFeed News, Taylor assisted Nielsen in preparing what he described as the "Protecting Children Narrative" — the department's spin on a policy that horrified Americans when images of abandoned, caged migrant children in squalid camps emerged.
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Schultz would later say they were surprised (but delighted, of course) to see dignity of work become Dignity of Work, each sign topped with the yellow caged canary that Brown wears on his lapel to highlight his support for labor rights.
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Best of all, we love dogs to the core of our beings and we are so deeply rewarded when we take them into our arms, knowing that soon they will transform from a caged commodity into a cherished family member.
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Kendall also showed skin from all sides at the 2016 Met Gala when she chose sparkly blue-and-white caged design that features a halter neckline with major side cutouts and a high-slit from the back by Atelier Versace.
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Roughly 200 protesters relocated their group to a different area of the college grounds, which was done because they didn&apost want to be "caged" in their original spot, Kibiriti Majuto, a coordinator for UVA Students United, told The Associated Press.
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"The way that these children were pinned up, caged up, however you want to say it, it was the worst I'd ever seen, bar none," First Class Trooper N.M. Manolakos of the West Virginia State Police told local TV station WSAZ.
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But, as often happens, the president himself, roaring like a caged lion in his phone call to Fox & Friends, made Avenatti's day by saying things that (a) undermined Cohen's claim of lawyer-client privilege on the ample documents, tapes, etc.
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Regional police, army, and paramilitary forces have raided hundred of homes around the region and arbitrarily snatched "very young schoolboys and teenagers" from their beds from as early as August 5, the investigation — titled "Kashmir Caged" and published Wednesday — said.
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Officer Anthony Binz, who performed the wellness check, reported that he saw caged flea-infested animals, both dead and alive, sitting in their own feces and without food or water, he wrote in a narrative included in the charging documents.
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But, as we hear the soprano move into her upper register on the line "But a plea, that upward to Heaven he flings/I know why the caged bird sings," we can also hear the full flowering Price has always deserved.
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In a place where boys were being held, a caged area that once functioned as the station's sally port, a television played "Shrek"; a sign on the wall listed indigenous languages spoken by some of the detained children: K'iche', Poqomam, Garifuna.
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When she died suddenly, at 69, four years after my transition, I dealt with the hole in my chest by trying to honor her legacy: flying higher, achieving more and charging through the glass ceiling that had ultimately caged her potential.
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Thanks to the internet, people aren't as caged in, they're able to read a lot of things, especially science and engineering papers that don't involve any ideology connotation, so they're free to be published and made available anywhere in the world.
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It's hot, the lines are long, the food is expensive, and you'll be surrounded by other sweaty, impatient, frustrated families all waiting for the same thing: a chance to briefly touch a caged marine mammal before a handler whisks you away.
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But she was haunted by worries, too, revolving around dependence, worries that in going abroad and leaving their country she and Saeed and Saeed's father might be at the mercy of strangers, subsisting on handouts, caged in pens like vermin.
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In 603, when he was in his early 260s and still living in Zurich, where he was born, he put together a handmade book, "21 Fotos," which included two zoo pictures of caged animals snarling in impotent fury at their confinement.
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Taken from a subsequently banned longform video that seemed to portray a grisly murder, the song's accompanying clip featured the band caged and writhing in performance while a surrounding horde of neo-neanderthals attempted to break through and tear the gents asunder.
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Outside the pavilion caged Doberman Pinschers stand guard, while inside a handful of performers dressed in black athletic wear perform underneath and on top of a transparent glass stage, bare but for a handful of cell phones, chargers, and other personal electronics.
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Hernández Vásquez; Jakelin Caal Maquin, 7; Felipe Alonzo-Gomez, 8; Juan de León Gutiérrez, 16; Wilmer Josué Ramírez Vásquez, 2; and another unidentified girl whose death was covered up, 10, all deserved better than to have died caged in a detention center.
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These films quickly took on the exploitative and sensationalist tone that they would stay locked in for several decades, though Caged was actually nominated for three Academy Awards: Best Actress (Eleanor Parker), Best Supporting Actress (Hope Emerson) and Best Writing (Story and Screenplay).
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" While Mr. Johnson, who lives in the Washington area and now runs the family business, Caged Bird Legacy, said he was sad to see the home leave the family, he believed his grandmother "would have liked us to chart our own course.
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They are definitely taking some style cues from the House of Tudor with the shape of the corsets (flat on top with the point on the bottom), the ruffled collar, as well as the rounded, caged shoulders on top of the tighter sleeves.
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The gown, which Dresbach describes as "scandalous, powerful and sensual," is an extremely low-cut (so plunging that in the book, Jamie tells Claire he could "see all the way down to her rib"), scarlet-colored silk design with a voluminous, caged skirt.
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Animals in circuses are caged and chained for the majority of their lives and forced to perform tricks under threat of punishment, which is why PETA asserts that the only way to ensure their safety is to end their use in circuses altogether.
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MOSCOW, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Russia's best-known campaigning newspaper asked the police on Monday to investigate after unknown individuals left nine caged sheep outside its Moscow office, some of them dressed in jackets with the word 'PRESS' and the paper's name on them.
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Following a three-year wait for Djokovic and Nadal to continue their Grand Slam rivalry and then an afternoon caged in the locker room while the Anderson and Isner marathon unfolded, they were finally let loose at gone 27pm with the roof closed.
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It hails from the "caged animal" school of drama, which features regular folk just trying their best until the world clamps down, and suddenly they must turn primal and protective, rabid and frothing as they gnaw their way out of a hopeless corner.
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Judy Feiffer, a photographer, novelist and book editor who fostered best-selling memoirs by two fledgling authors, "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" by Maya Angelou and "Mommie Dearest" by Christina Crawford, died on June 27 at her home in Manhattan.
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Its interior is, as one might expect, packed to the brim with clown paraphernalia: clown statuettes, clown snow globes, clown posters, issues of Clowning Around magazine, miniature clowns, life-sized clowns, caged killer clowns, and—apparently, from time to time—actual human clowns.
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The 5-0 decision by the Appellate Division in Manhattan is the latest defeat for the Nonhuman Rights Project and its lawyer Steven Wise in a long debate over whether caged chimpanzees are actually legal "persons" entitled like humans to bodily liberty.
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I had wanted to be a writer since I could remember but did not know any black women writers until I was 12 and read "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," by Maya Angelou, for whom Arkansas played an important role.
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What makes the hazing onerous to watch is not just the bestial particulars—newbies are bound, beaten, hooded, caged, and forced to wrestle in mud, submit to sexual mockery, and drink until they retch—but the fact that they choose to suffer so.
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Unsurprisingly, given the comic, allusive and metaphoric potential of the pairing, Comensal makes much of an angry, dying man's mute efforts to communicate while accompanied in his final days by a loud, caged bird prone to harsh expressions and indifferent to being understood.
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And so this is my list of what I perceive to be iconic—and, of course, the most delicious: Xiaolongbao was reportedly invented in Shanghai, and these "little caged buns" (that's the literal translation) can be found in nearly every district in town.
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Even in her most recent snap (from Thursday), the reality TV star graced the same spot to show off her "woutfit," an all-white outfit for the uninitiated, by complete with an ultra-plunging wrap dress from Meshki and strappy Monika Chiang caged heels.
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Bergdahl said he tried to escape more than a dozen times from his Taliban captors -- where he was caged, kept in the darkness and beaten -- before President Barack Obama brought him home in 2014 in a swap for five Taliban prisoners at Guantanamo Bay.
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Yet since the 2016 election, we appear to be caged in on all sides by just that—the student loan crisis, corporate-level scams and other grifts, breaches of data and foreign cyber warfare, not to mention crimes in the White House and its environs.
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What begins as a Betty Crocker-style look at the past rapidly nosedives into a smorgasbord of S&M, with Violet Chachki as a dominatrix reclining in leather underwear on top of two caged sex slaves and dumping ice cream on a mustachioed daddy.
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Whoever thought forcing us to watch an entire 75-minute film about a trained carnival chimp doing whimsical trained chimp things, only to ultimately become a miserable pawn of human greed and exploitation, should be caged and force-fed to a horde of raging Torgos.
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While shoppers already have the option to buy cage-free, "249.6% of consumers stand in front of the egg case, and they pick conventional caged eggs because they're economical," said Chad Gregory, CEO of United Egg Producers, the egg industry's lobbying group, to BuzzFeed News.
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When Laalaoua finally gets through the narrowly caged border crossing, she weaves through the crowd to drop off her cargo inside the bustling Beni Ansar market, before rushing back to a Melilla warehouse where she will load up for her last trip of the day.
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The researchers behind the "Kashmir Caged" report added that between August 5 and 9, people lacked food, milk, and basic needs, though the Indian government said last weekend that it would send in more supplies in time for the Eid al-Adha religious festival.
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"It basically came down to realizing I couldn't do the whole grind anymore and a life in short-term freedom plus death at armageddon would be better than being caged in until armageddon and then dying anyway because God could read my thoughts," he wrote.
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From a woman standing next to a plane draped in pink fabric, to a caged woman surrounded by lions, and a grown man sitting inside a baby's cot, Iannacone's dream-like photos are images that each survivor had in their head after their abuse.
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This hugely expanded prison population, one that tracks in reverse the decline of actual crime, has led to a commerce in caged men—private-prison contractors, and a specialized lobby in favor of prison construction, which in turn demands men to feed into the system.
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The statue includes three versions of the I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings author from different stages in her life: a little girl carrying a book, a teenager in her streetcar uniform, and a middle-aged woman holding a copy of her aforementioned book.
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I know those emotions which tear the insides to be free and memories which must be kept underground, caged by rigid discipline lest they destroy, but which yet are precious to me because they are mine and I am proud of that which is myself.
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President Bush — then the most powerful person in the world — was obviously very different from a frightened small animal suffering state-sanctioned abuse in a New Year's celebration, a caged immigrant child, or a low-income family struggling to put food on the table.
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Along with helping dogs left home alone, Dog TV has proven to be a great tool for shelters, who are using the channel to keep their caged canines calm, mentally-stimulated and content with the previously restless hours they have to stay in a small space.
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HSI's Chinese activist partner recently visited one of the slaughterhouses in Peixian and discovered 22 flithy, injured dogs that the animal organization believes used to be people's pets because they also found a pile of "pet collars discarded in the corner" near where the canines were caged.
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Instead, I took the short trip to the South-North border, the demilitarized zone 35 miles from Seoul, and I looked at the lush expanse of wilderness — just 2.5 miles of green, of hidden landmines, and then a caged-in, totalitarian, repressive land on the other side.
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"Russian authorities should investigate and hold accountable the person or persons who delivered nine live, caged sheep donning 'press' flak jackets to the office of Novaya Gazeta today, the latest disturbing threat against the independent newspaper," Gulnoza Said, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) Eurasia spokesperson, said.
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In an indictment unsealed in February, special counsel Robert Mueller alleged that Russian trolls tried to use Snow, who was not mentioned by name, to get a flatbed truck that could carry a caged Hillary Clinton stand-in at a 2016 rally for then-candidate Donald Trump.
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The petitioning lawyers were hoping to see the chimps released and sent to a sanctuary; Tommy is currently caged in a warehouse at a trailer dealership in Gloversville, NY, and Kiko is in a storefront cage in Niagara Falls, NY.Should a Chimpanzee Be Considered a Person?
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I felt no shortfall here, because anyone who lives in New York spends an inordinate amount of time peering through windows, like the caged animals we are, and whether it's the excuse of four snowflakes or Obama gridlock at the United Nations, we scheme to stay home.
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Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Mac, PC, Linux Price: $11.99 - $19.99 (depending on platform and sale) A Short Hike Who it's for or why it's perfect: Caged-in outdoorsy types yearning to feel lost and directionless in the world, but in a good way.
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Animal Rights Center Japan and Animal Advocacy Japan work on issues similar to those of US-based groups, and are currently pressuring large food corporations to source eggs that don't come from caged hens, while Vege Project Japan has successfully established vegan menus at several university campuses and restaurants.
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Swift, 26, selected a sexy silver Louis Vuitton minidress with a tiered ruffle skirt and cutout waist detailing, which she accessorized with just-below-the-knee caged, heeled boots, dazzling Eva Fehren rings and ear cuff and her brand-new platinum blonde bob and a bold, black lip.
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You catch glimpses, you share her legend with others, but you will never be able to fully capture her, and there's no proof that she even exists in the same way as the rest of us: she belongs to nobody and she is not to be possessed or caged.
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It also adds to the movie's oddball bestiary: an aristocratic dowager who sleeps with her pet monkey, Satan; an ex-chief of police reduced to peddling caged birds that are carried on his back; and outsize papier-mâché swans that adorn a fantastic carousel in several key scenes.
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Zedd had earlier tweeted "music can be freedom," which could be interpreted to mean many things, but within the context of working with Kesha, whom many fans have compared to being caged, in chains, and even imprisoned, he seems to be referring the singer's freedom in making music again.
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While there, he noticed what he describes as a parallel between enslaved Africans in America and caged, branded animals, which led him to veganism and began what would be his vocation in fighting for food justice, and addressing obesity and sugar as joint epidemics in lower-income communities.
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He had shown up to the E.R. or been admitted to the hospital a few times with fevers, and each of those episodes represented a red flag of MDS that was getting restless, that had undergone some insidious change that needed to be lassoed, caged and somehow contained.
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There were miniature funiculars for bringing in supplies (the streets are too steep and narrow for cars), Richard Scarry-like vehicles on caterpillar treads for the garbage and heavy lifting, stone houses caged in wooden balconies, scythes lying on the stone-covered roofs, chimneys shingled like tiny houses.
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In work published in the journal Nature Biotechnology in September, Andrea Crisanti, Mr Burt and colleagues at Imperial showed that one of their gene drives could drive a small, caged population of the mosquito Anopheles gambiae to extinction—the first time a gene drive had shown itself capable of doing this.
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The only time I'd been high up like this was once when I visited the top of the Empire State Building on a trip, but all I could ever remember about it was the chain links that caged me, keeping me from chasing the imp of the perverse over the edge.
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The documentary, which premieres on PBS tonight as part of the network's Black History Month programming, guides viewers from Angelou's childhood through her journey to motherhood—the former of which many people are familiar with due to the book and film adaptation of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.
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Regardless of whether it was the "right" decision from a legal standpoint, choosing not to report my rapist allowed me to neatly sever ties and prevented me from feeling caged into narratives of being a victim while also avoiding the common shame and stigmatization that so many face when coming forward.
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It is a throwback to an era before rape victim-centered stories like Maya Angelou's "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" (1969) or Alice Walker's "The Color Purple" (1982), to a time when the sexual assault of black girls and women and their resistance to it was off limits.
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Eat It probably doesn't seem likely, but there's a season for the little tins of oil-packed fish that I collect all year, and it starts around now, when the days in New York are hot and long and the air-conditioner balanced in my caged window rattles away tediously.
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I did find some striking images in my notes — being trapped head-to-toe in a black steel cage, watching a vine snake its way up the bars to reach the sun and realizing "a plant can't be caged" — but what in the world did these images mean, if anything?
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In the past, people may not have known how fur is stolen from minks and other animals, but today you'd have to have been living under a rock not to be aware that thinking, feeling animals are caged, electrocuted, gassed, stomped on or harmed in other ghastly ways for their fur.
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It was all about movement: The Alignment of the Planets white-gold cuff bracelet caged a series of bronze-green Tahitian pearls so they could roll with the wearer's gestures, while the Earth's Lights ring, bracelet and pendant allowed similar movement of its yellow and blue sapphires, fiery opals and diamonds.
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"Playing with Fire" is above all a song about that: Wayne also raps "I feel caged in my mind / like my flow doing time / I go crazy inside but when it comes out it's... fine," his voice smoothing out and pausing on the "fine" for emphasis of how chill it all is.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE PASTOR: HATE ISN&aposT A POLITICAL ISSUE AND OTHER LESSONS FROM ONE OF OUR DARKEST DAYS Kibiriti Majuto, a coordinator for University of Virginia Students United, said the students moved to another part of the school's campus because they didn&apost want to be "caged" in the area of the planned rally.
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It was a period of reflection where he spent long hours caged in solitary confinement; feeling deserted at the bottom of the pile, as if the world had forgotten about him, shut off from his mother and his friends and the rest of Manchester, sinking into memories so deep they almost felt real.
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The New York Times announced on Tuesday that it would join The Associated Press in lowercasing the name of the global network that lives in our pockets and in front of our faces, keeping us pinned to various feeds like caged mice pressing the button that summons another hit of sugar water.
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" Leroy Pena, head of the Brown Berets' Dallas-Fort Worth chapter, took two pictures of the caged crying boy and posted them on Facebook with the caption: "This was part of our protest yesterday, but this is actually going on right now, at this very moment, in child detention centers throughout the country.
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When a corp psychologist (Paul Giamatti) shows up to psychoanalyze Morgan in the clumsiest, most crisis-provoking way he can, it's particularly hard not to dwell on the similar but much more elliptical, cautious sequences in Ex Machina, where caged robot Ava and interlocutor Caleb gently fenced against each other for advantage.
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The German artist Anne Imhof created the most-talked-about artwork of this year's Venice Biennale: "Faust," an elaborate installation-performance piece that kitted out the German Pavilion with caged Doberman pinschers, a troupe of youthful, runway-ready performers and a raised glass-and-steel floor that placed viewers above the action.
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But then "The Raid" ratcheted up the action, ending with a climactic sequence in which Hazel and company successfully free the caged rabbits and Captain Holly and company escape Ben Kingsley, which the episode stages as a series of dramatic cross-cuts between the two groups, leaping from one danger to another.
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The subject of Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg's video "The Substitute" (2019), created by The Mill, with behavioral research by DeepMind, the heavy-lidded animal's aimless movements appear to be the product of boredom, confusion, and sadness, as though it were a caged zoo animal or a hapless character in a Samuel Beckett play.
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Like caged hens, cage-free hens are often transported long distances to slaughter plants in cramped trucks with no food or water, as birds are excluded from the Twenty-Eight Hour Law, which says that animals cannot be transported in confined cars for more than 28 hours without stopping for rest, feeding, and water.
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"They are, in essence, caged in a toxic slum from birth to death," Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the UN's High Commissioner for Human Rights, said of the Palestinians living in Gaza during a special session of the UN's Human Rights Council, convened in the wake of Monday's deadly violence on the Israeli-Gaza border.
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Read more: A group of researchers suggest 'animal hoarders' may actually have a mental illnessOfficer Anthony Binz, who performed the wellness check, reported that he saw caged flea-infested animals, both dead and alive, sitting in their own feces and without food or water, he wrote in a narrative included in the charging documents.
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After breaking into feature filmmaking in the 1970s under the wing of exploitation-film maestro Roger Corman (with whom he co-produced and directed films like Angels Hard as They Come, Caged Heat, and Fighting Mad), Demme ascended to the plane of "critical darling" with 1980s dramas like Melvin and Howard and Swing Shift.
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The first batch of episodes is colored with the kind of devastation many of us only read about in the news and are quick to forget once new headlines antagonize our timelines: businesses being ruthlessly invaded by ICE agents, families inhumanely caged in detention centers, the endless unease that something bad is just around the corner.
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How the game ended There's a little more consternation over the use of livestock animals, like Texas's Bevo, but Lewis said the real outrage seems to be for the use of predator animals -- like tigers and lions -- as mascots because many of them are caged on the sidelines and that just doesn't set right with some.
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A scene in which Irena plays with a caged bird and inadvertently causes it to die of fright, or one where, dining with Oliver and his friends at a cheery boîte called the Belgrade, she is spooked by a feline older woman who addresses her in Serbian as "sister," are more unsettling than the movie's conventional scares.
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For the most part, he made his name directing gentle comedies and music documentaries (along with the women's prison film Caged Heat — his debut film!), and then spent the latter half of his career (most everything after Silence) creating movies exploring some of the ways America had let down many who professed to believe in its ideals.
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Yet Trump has been inciting hatred against the press (to continue with that example) since the inception of his candidacy, singling out individuals like NBC's Katy Tur for heckling; confining the press to pens, like caged animals, and inciting enough hatred that double layers of security were required for pool reporters by the end of the campaign.
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Most mobile VR headsets have left me with the impression of, "well… you have to start somewhere," but after spending some time with Facebook's newly-announced Oculus Quest, it's clear that the standalone hardware is far less caged by its limitations and has a lot to offer as what is clearly the company's most balanced consumer device.
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The Pope, the U.N., Bono, every living first lady (including his wife), a conservative radio host (Hugh Hewitt) who said this could be his Katrina, a Republican senator (Ted Cruz), a top aide (Kellyanne Conway), his oldest daughter — all of their condemnation and concern about caged kids at the border left Trump realizing he had a massive problem.
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Among them are: Desperate Housewives, showcasing the disillusionment of marriage; Home Is Where It Hurts, on the idea of being caged and trapped; A Room of One's Own, illuminating the home as a place of creativity and generation of ideas; Doll's House, looking at the trope of child's play; and Mobile Homes, highlighting mobility and impermanence.
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He wrote (with Joe Viola) and produced a biker film, "Angels Hard as They Come," and wrote and directed a handful of others, including "Caged Heat" (1974), a heavy-breathing women's prison movie, and "Crazy Mama" (1975), a campy road story with a '50s rock score that starred Ann Sothern and Cloris Leachman as mother-and-daughter outlaws.
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Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom continued to be the service's public face even after its acquisition by Facebook in 2012 Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom continued to be the service's public face even after its acquisition by Facebook in 2012 Facebook had a good run with its independence policy, but ultimately these four exits illustrate that founders can't be caged and tamed.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials allowed reporters to photograph caged immigrants in desperate conditions under a bridge in El Paso in March, a spectacle one reporter in attendance told me seemed to be an effort by the Trump administration to push the narrative that the national emergency declaration of the previous month was warranted, by depicting El Paso negatively.
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The complaint, sent to the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general and civil rights office by the ACLU Border Rights Center and the ACLU of Texas, calls for Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to cease holding immigrant families in what it called outdoor caged areas and for an investigation into their treatment at the Paso del Norte port of entry.
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This sporting club has 10 metal-caged ax ranges in which groups of up to 10 are assigned an "ax-pert" who, in addition to providing basic throwing lessons, goes through safety guidelines that separate axes from alcohol (no drinks on the range) and people from targets (all ax retrieval happens at the same time, so no one is throwing).
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Each of the project's 16 songs is named after powerful women who have left an indelible impact on Black culture; "Maya" pays tribute to the late and great civil rights activist and poet who taught us why the caged bird sings, and "Serena" is a hype homage to the unbelievable hustle of the mother, wife, entrepreneur, and 23-time Grand Slam winner.
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Her television credits include the mini-series "Roots: The Next Generations" (1979) and the TV movies "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" (1979), an adaptation of Maya Angelou's memoir in which she portrayed Ms. Angelou's mother, and "Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years" (1999), in which she played the indomitable Harlem centenarian Sadie Delany opposite Ruby Dee.
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These books, and others, made me want to become a writer: "North Toward Home," by Willie Morris; "The Confessions of Nat Turner," by William Styron; "The Fire Next Time," by James Baldwin; "The Sound and the Fury," by William Faulkner; "One Hundred Years of Solitude," by Gabriel García Márquez; and "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," by Maya Angelou.
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As children are now literally being torn from their families and sent into caged shelters, the President, almost like a comic book character, will likely use his time in the spotlight to rip into his world of villains -- the news media, the MS-13 gangs, the special counsel's investigators, and more -- and give his adoring crowd exactly what they want to hear: Trump, Trump and more Trump.
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"There is nothing fair about condemning these complex, sensitive animals to suffer physical suffering and psychological torment in laboratories where they are caged and deprived of fresh air, sunshine, freedom of movement, the companionship of others, and just about everything else that makes any life worth living," Harald Ullmann, a PETA vice president, wrote in a letter dated Friday to Matthias Müller, the chief executive of Volkswagen.
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Despite what the Democratic Party's chosen rationale for impeachment has implied, the gravest offenses President Trump has committed against our country can be found not in the White House's call logs but in the detention centers where the president has caged the children of migrant parents—children abused and traumatized in the service of a racist mythology Trump has crafted about the impact of immigration.
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But we could survive those shocks, and might even have been able to bear it if Ned's darling daughter Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), after seasons of being protected like a caged nightingale from the casual rapaciousness of the dreaded Joffrey, had been not only raped but killed, just as, in real life, some daughter, equally precious, is raped and killed every day of the week.
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After its display protesting President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's immigration policies went viral earlier this month, an Indianapolis church is replacing a caged Holy Family on its lawn with a mirror.
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"I came to that question because in my work with immigrant communities and with people of color, there is just this incredible sadness and fear as we've watched churches being burned, as we watch our young people being killed by police, as we watch our young children being caged, and I brought to that question the weight and the feeling of so many of those conversations," she said Thursday.
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