" The tone calls to mind teen dramas like "Riverdale.
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The concept calls to mind fountains, gardens and cafe dining.
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The story calls to mind another gendered campaign food moment.
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The reference to the "loudest voice" calls to mind Trump again.
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A plant stuck in a sports bottle calls to mind Duchamp.
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It's not what the Summer of Love generally calls to mind.
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The cranial transformation calls to mind Arnold Schwarzenegger in Total Recall.
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Finally, his book calls to mind a story — apocryphal or not!
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In a way, Minute Bodies calls to mind Bill Morrison's cinema.
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In some ways, Voisine's approach to abstraction calls to mind game theory.
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It's a classic ShondaLand twist that calls to mind that HTGAWM reveal.
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Even the name calls to mind something that is added, extra, unnecessary.
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Trump's name calls to mind only Trump himself: He is his own product.
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This calls to mind the rise of the US as a global power.
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Mr. Trump calls to mind that "lunatic in North Korea" with nuclear ambitions.
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The disparity also calls to mind the coverage of Brock Turner's rape trial.
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"Pull Up Wit Ah Stick" immediately calls to mind Chicago rapper Chief Keef.
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The reference to flag-burning calls to mind the 1989 case Texas v.
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Then there's "wax," which calls to mind Madame Tussauds' and ears and ewwww.
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His behavior calls to mind sexist double standards, if not overtly reinforcing them.
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To watch him bat calls to mind a cave man wielding a club.
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The glinting orange calls to mind the molten core of the Earth's center.
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It calls to mind images of suburbs, family life and youth soccer teams.
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Today's scare calls to mind similar accusations of alleged Russian incursions into state infrastructure.
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At its darkest, the game calls to mind favorable comparisons to Limbo or Inside.
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It also calls to mind the interstellar bubble traveler in Darren Aronofsky's The Fountain.
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It also calls to mind the symbol used to bridge analogies in formal logic.
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It's a name that calls to mind things like astrological and arcane philosophy books.
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This recent controversy calls to mind another doll modeled after a queer female artist.
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Cage's bullet-riddled hoodie calls to mind real-world deaths like that of Trayvon Martin.
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In fact, it calls to mind another famous tweet on Cinco de Mayo: Happy #CincoDeMayo!
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As such, Trump's effective use of conspiracy theories calls to mind some ominous historical parallels.
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The episode also calls to mind the poet Phillis Wheatley's ordeals nearly 250 years ago.
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Good guy gunslinger Teddy Flood's (James Marsden) last name calls to mind the biblical flood.
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Walking in calls to mind the cleanly, sterile taupe terrain of an old-school Wendy's.
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Stepping inside the center, the location calls to mind a sweeping, vaguely futuristic movie theater lobby.
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This embrace of ground-level computation calls to mind machine intelligence more akin to times past.
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The design calls to mind Facebook's high-end portal, with a screen that does double duty.
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However, this scene calls to mind a universal human experience and an excellent setting for drama.
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Bolinas mostly calls to mind its population of crusty bohemians, or its rows of old Victorians.
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The sculpture calls to mind the Trojan horse by which the ancient Greeks tricked their foes.
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And it calls to mind the party-over-policy approach that currently plagues our own politics.
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Lake's case calls to mind many other deaths of unarmed black men by law enforcement officers.
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This sprawling lavender farm nestled deep in the Kula hills inevitably calls to mind southern France.
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"Double Merge," in Gilliam's signature style, calls to mind summer camp spin paintings and tie-dye.
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Currently, it produces the Crescendo, a super flexible vibe that calls to mind a slap bracelet.
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Her work calls to mind a child's tactics of self-soothing, like whistling in the dark.
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The scrutiny that followed calls to mind another reporting team and its challenges in the 1970s.
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Pfeiffer channels a glamorous mean girl energy that calls to mind any number of real-world parallels.
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Namely, the extreme flooding calls to mind another storm that devastated New Orleans in 2005: Hurricane Katrina.
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Amy Klobuchar's heavy serif calls to mind the groovy aesthetic of Harold Hughes's unsuccessful 1972 presidential campaign.
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A standout piece in his own home calls to mind his famous role on The West Wing.
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The shot calls to mind numerous wartime photographs of families on the home front, receiving bad news.
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But it's not just our first impression of Miami Man that calls to mind the great Khal.
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A diptych called "Dog Days" (1983) calls to mind the black comedies of the filmmaker Todd Solondz.
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It seems to fall short of the ecstatic perfection that the very word "poetry" calls to mind.
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Winkfield's work often calls to mind the fantastic world of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865).
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As Frankie Bergstein, she wears a flowing wig that calls to mind a sensual ceramist from Woodstock.
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Overall, it calls to mind mangled limbs, a geriatric toilet and something used for torture or sex.
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Quyen Tran's lovely cinematography intentionally calls to mind the softcore porn farces and raunchy comedies of the 1970s.
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The loopy aesthetic occasionally calls to mind Yorgos Lanthimos' The Favourite, another recent period piece with modern flair.
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The term dungeon crawler usually calls to mind games about exploring a dark place crawling with dangerous beings.
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At various moments, it calls to mind the US occupation of Iraq and police militarization of American cities.
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The great looking 3:2 display calls to mind an iPad Pro (around $900 with a keyboard case).
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This novel's title calls to mind Henry David Thoreau, but Ms. Bennett's narrator is not chasing intense solitude.
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And a white person calling a black person an animal calls to mind a painful tradition in America.
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It obviously calls to mind for us the [9/11] attack on New York, which stokes additional fears.
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Her food deserves a warmer space than this slightly unwieldy dining room that calls to mind a tavern.
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It calls to mind rich, old white men who have massive public buildings named after them — Rockefeller or Carnegie.
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If "midwife" only calls to mind that charming PBS drama, you could be unnecessarily limiting your reproductive healthcare options.
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It's a multi-genre mix that calls to mind the original A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back.
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The label "natural" calls to mind wholesome, bucolic images, but it actually has nothing to do with animal welfare.
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Her name calls to mind Daisy Buchanan, that epitome of a woman adrift in a sea of American excess.
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The isolated house calls to mind psychodrama duets like Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1966) or Persona (also 1966).
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He's 6-foot-5, 250 pounds, with a thick gray beard that calls to mind Santa Claus for some.
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The book calls to mind a proverb from Madagascar: Marriage is not a tight knot, but a slip knot.
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It calls to mind the panting tongues, bulging eyeballs, springing hearts and steam-shooting ears of Looney Toons characters.
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Even though the word "stain" calls to mind subtle permanence, a range of formulas can fall under the umbrella.
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Amorphophallus titanum—is named for its stench, a rotting, noxious mix that calls to mind roadkill or mildewed gym laundry.
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I remember this scene, and you're absolutely right about how it calls to mind a certain type of video game.
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To many in the sports world, "posse" calls to mind a gaggle of hangers-on surrounding a young, black athlete.
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There's Iman Shumpert, the rawboned defensive guard with a hairdo piled so high it calls to mind Lincoln's stovepipe hat.
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The charcoal gray packaging has a tidy red slash across it, which immediately calls to mind a no-smoking sign.
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Willa, who calls to mind scrappy heroines of young-adult lore, finds herself in thrall to the other brother, Patrick.
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His aesthetic commitment calls to mind Stanley Whitney, who has continued to distinguish himself as a "call and response" painter.
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It was about 20 percent altruistic and 80 percent the exact humiliating cliché "teenage summer service trip" calls to mind.
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Your story calls to mind one other question that I think many readers will wonder: Would travel insurance have helped?
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Matsuyama, 24, has quietly put together a closing stretch that calls to mind Tiger Woods's performance at the same age.
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It calls to mind Popcorn Time, the short-lived but much ballyhooed free streaming service that was eventually shut down.
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The cover looks like it could've been produced today, with dystopian imagery that calls to mind terrorism and environmental disasters alike.
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The film builds to a massive, lengthy action climax that calls to mind World War I dogfights, alongside that Holocaust imagery.
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That might be hard to do — there is plenty here that calls to mind Harry Potter, "Game of Thrones" and more.
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The visual style calls to mind everyone's favorite portrayal of the Pacific Northwest: the 2008 film Twilight, directed by Catherine Hardwicke.
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Petersen's collection of photographs, artifacts, and documents calls to mind the in-depth, almost obsessive investigations of someone like Taryn Simon.
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Today's Twitter calls to mind the plot of Ghostbusters 2: It's a digital sewer of negativity slime we're all wading through.
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The phrase itself is hardly slangy, but it calls to mind Fleetwood Mac's comfy, bluesy song -- beer, friends, your college days.
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But if this issue calls to mind frivolous spending on wasteful and insignificant budget items, that impression is only half-correct.
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Rock's prose calls to mind Kazuo Ishiguro, not just for its spareness but also for its mix of wonder and creepiness.
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It calls to mind a roller coaster, and it made a few stomachs drop during the opening round of the Masters.
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Mr. Lopez's tamales are beautifully fluffy, clingy and crumbly at once, a texture that calls to mind the airiest of poundcakes.
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Beneath his sweetly beseeching air lie unruly impulses, so that he calls to mind a security blanket atop an unmade bed.
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But another section, featuring dancers costumed in gold spandex leotards and tights, calls to mind Merce Cunningham in a sadder sense.
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Even the tiled floor in the upstairs bathroom, made of small black and white squares, calls to mind a crossword grid.
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The second word calls to mind the very American ideals of social mobility and the possibility of achieving a better future.
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Meanwhile, its take on cyberpunk calls to mind classics like Akira or Neuromancer, but with a distinct, much lighter tone and feel.
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Her recent outfit calls to mind the bright-red pantsuit she wore to the 2016 iHeartRADIO MuchMusic Video Awards in June 2016.
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Of course, the L.A. setting and the two women at the center of the film calls to mind another Lynch: Mulholland Drive.
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In the background of one of the works, a stark cityscape calls to mind contemporary Cape Town and its ongoing water shortages.
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This quandary calls to mind the current debate around Brexit: anyone worried about the effects of immigration on his community is marginalized.
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The village, set among rolling hills in southwest Puebla state, now calls to mind the checkered destruction of an aerial bombing campaign.
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In her unelected, unappointed capacity, Ivanka Trump calls to mind a daughter not so much of American democracy as of nepotistic autocracy.
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Their "greaser" look calls to mind even more fictional images from Grease, Rebel Without a Cause, The Outsiders, and West Side Story.
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Likewise, Barnum's fondness for living large — he built a garish Moorish mansion he called "Iranistan" — calls to mind Mr. Trump's gilded excesses.
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With its lighter tone, chipper banter, and action-adventure focus, the Trek series Voyager most calls to mind is The Original Series.
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The score continues to mix jazz and percussion in a way that calls to mind dozens of other cop dramas without feeling overdone.
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The deployment calls to mind similar services that are available through the startup Voyage in retirement communities in California and Florida, or Drive.
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The duo's tongue-in-cheek adaptation calls to mind Pasolini's slapstick reimagination of Geoffrey Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales," but with a more surrealist bent.
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Rather, it calls to mind a report from November suggesting Facebook would be open to news censorship to break into the Chinese marketplace.
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And he raised hundreds of millions of dollars needed to build a new stadium that calls to mind the Great Pyramid of Cheops.
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The title calls to mind development in the surrounding East Village blocks while alluding to the greatest expense for many dancers: rehearsal space.
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" Irish and Italian sensibilities permeate "We Gotta Bingo," which calls to mind the broad ethnic humor played interactively in "Tony n' Tina's Wedding.
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It calls to mind some of the best works of the high fantasy genre like Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, or Skyrim.
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It's a really interesting balance that calls to mind a blacker Common Eider, King Eider, and is as soothing as it is intense.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo, calls to mind LeBron James in taking nearly as much pleasure in dishing the ball to a teammate as in scoring.
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Optimus Ride calls to mind similar services that are available from startups like Voyage in retirement communities in California and Florida, or Drive.
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The word calls to mind the period under Franco, the dictator who brutally repressed Spain's regions from 1939 until his death in 1975.
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" In the structure, in the framing, it calls to mind Get Out's "I'd have voted for Obama a third time if I could've.
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With hints of orange, caramel, and gold, the tone calls to mind a glazed gingerbread cookie, making it so appropriate for the season.
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The term calls to mind a set of quasi-verified self-care practices that range from legitimate (meditation) to dubious (like "seed cycling").
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Nina explained the difference between these two experiences: a trigger which calls to mind a personal memory versus the repeated exposure to distressing news.
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But its focus on gothic horror and spooky nature calls to mind everything from True Detective to Silent Hill to Stalker: Shadows of Chernobyl.
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Some would say that "each president chooses his own cabinet" is epicene—but psychological research proves that the his calls to mind a man.
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Inside these houses, painted backgrounds portray depth through vanishing points and offer a distorted backdrop that calls to mind the previous decade's German Expressionism.
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Donald Trump's presidential campaign, with its riotous rhetoric and steady stream of scandals, calls to mind Dostoevsky's most political novel, "Demons," written in 1872.
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Cruz's cool rejection of Trump calls to mind the crisis that engulfed the Republican Party in 1964, when Barry Goldwater's nomination polarized the party.
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It calls to mind other images we associate with mass nudity that is completely still: photographs of Holocaust victims or the dead, for instance.
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" It calls to mind a line on Venice cut "The City": "Don't tell me where you're from / Tell me where you wanna get to.
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Higgs' circumvention of the traditional art world's structures calls to mind Trystero, the underground postal service in Thomas Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49.
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"A good rule of thumb would be: 'If your costume calls to mind an event where millions were killed, choose another costume,' " he wrote.
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Tejerina's grade: BTejerina preferred Kamala Harris' slogan, "For the people," which calls to mind the preamble to the Constitution and Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
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So the form of "Immigrant, Montana" calls to mind works by Teju Cole (to whom the book is dedicated), Sheila Heti , and Ben Lerner .
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And there's the story's deeper emotional level: It strikingly calls to mind small children acting out a "real-life" drama with, say, stuffed animals.
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Bronze's yesteryear aura, after all, is hard to escape: Just the mention of the word calls to mind Victorian snuff boxes or Sumerian artifacts.
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Le Labo's Another 13 ($184), rich, with a touch of pear, calls to mind Donald Judd's orange enamel boxes — bright, clean and boldly artificial.
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But it calls to mind the furious assault on Jackson's racial credentials with which Ta-Nehisi Coates began a recent essay on Kanye West.
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From the perspective of sitting in a black box theater, this calls to mind how theater too is an experience of an altered state.
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The oversight board is known in Puerto Rico as La Junta, which calls to mind the postcoup military governments of the Latin American 1980s.
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Richmond's spare pages have a friendly, retro look that calls to mind Syd Hoff's welcoming urban spaces (though her people are, oddly, all white).
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The lackluster debut calls to mind Uber, which also fell in its first day of trading as investors scrutinized its history of steep losses.
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Flavor profile: This may sound strange, but the overall effect calls to mind … a negroni (at least if you're not looking to get zonked).
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Obviously, there's lip gloss application, which calls to mind Kim's modern-day classic, "Jam (Turn It Up)," with its many close-up glossy-lipped shots.
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To any Star Trek fans in the room, "buffer zone" probably calls to mind that dicey region of space between the Federation and Klingon empires.
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It calls to mind the haunting assemblage works of artist Betye Saar and adds to a broader exchange among Black women artists exploring Afrodiasporic alchemies.
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The time period and surreal imagery — for some reason your character is an enormous skeleton wearing a hat — calls to mind the HBO series Carnivàle.
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Volatility's dominant role in the financial system calls to mind Winston Churchill's adage on democracy: perhaps it is the least bad of all the systems.
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The style calls to mind the early films of the American director Jim Jarmusch, but this picture does not emulate Mr. Jarmusch's knowing sardonic tone.
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All over the internet, women are declaring their desire to look and feel like a character whose self-given nickname calls to mind crappy motels.
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This dramatically billowing top by Antonio Berardi calls to mind frilly 19th-century shirting, while Chloé and Gucci have versions with a more subtle ruffle.
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Perhaps Mr. Murphy's story calls to mind the Tennessee congressman Scott DesJarlais, who is similarly pro-life in the streets, pro-choice in the sheets.
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The imprecise details of the Nasukawa bout calls to mind another time when a superstar American boxer went to Japan to fight under vague rules.
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These books have flat-footed gravitas, a vestigial sort of swat that calls to mind Johnny Cash's stark final records with the producer Rick Rubin.
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The phrase "drug dealers" calls to mind villainous kingpins cackling while ordering murders and surrounded by luxury, stacks of hundred dollar bills, and beautiful women.
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There are the vision quests, your flying robot partner named Jib, and a deep sense of mystery and alienness that calls to mind a Moebius painting.
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The shade calls to mind terracotta tiles and the sandy tones of the American Southwest, Sherwin Williams points out in a press release announcing the news.
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This smartwatch, which visually calls to mind the lovechild of an Apple Watch and a Fitbit Surge, is a natural progression for the huge wearable company.
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It calls to mind the snowboarding of Alto's Adventure, the sand-surfing of Journey, and the parachuting of Just Cause, but with no obligation to progress.
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The description of the play calls to mind movies like Shallow Hal and other works where a woman's personality and accomplishments fall second to her appearance.
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It also consciously calls to mind the Holocaust, with homages to The Great Escape and soldiers styled to look like both Nazis and white-supremacist militants.
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For many Democrats, a potential Schultz campaign calls to mind the Green Party candidacy of consumer advocate and political reformer Ralph Nader in the 2000 election.
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The evening atmosphere, with young couples hand in hand, calls to mind Rome, except with enormous rock faces nearby and an ocean lapping at your feet.
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It calls to mind countless hours of mindless social media engagement, which seems to be the accepted use of time for a person in today's world.
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This race to take the internet to space calls to mind other ambitious and ill-fated satellite telecommunications companies of the 90s, like Teledesic and Globalstar.
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And that calls to mind some of the words you used to describe yourself in the book, in the author's note: overconfident, stubborn, driven by ego.
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The grove, with its tightly packed rows of orange trees, calls to mind another time, before relentless development transformed this rural agricultural area into endless sprawl.
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And it calls to mind the mid-2000s Apple Express, which was a white rectangular router that also plugged into the wall and still sells today.
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At its most granular, Notley's language calls to mind Leslie Scalapino's breakdown of language into component phonemes (see 'Can't' is 'Night', Belladonna*, 2003, for one example).
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Goldbarth's latest offering calls to mind that old tin spinning toy that radiates sparks when you push the bottom with your thumb: kinetic, tactile, dazzling, fun.
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Adding to the torment, the woman seems to have an exposed spine, a zipper-like stripe that calls to mind the self-portraits of Frida Kahlo.
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The brief and enchanting "For Love" is built on a lapping, ebb-and-flow melody, with a cascading feel that calls to mind his "Gangsterism" series. RUSSONELLO
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But the recent spate of 'suspicious' packages calls to mind one of the strangest (and still unsolved!) crimes of the last 20 years: the 94 Anthrax mailings.
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The former calls to mind a Frank Ocean-esque style in its emotionally lucid storytelling while the latter showed hints of the throwback aesthetic he employs today.
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The California kid calls to mind a character in the Stephen King mystery novel "The Colorado Kid" who remarks, "Sooner or later, everything old is new again."
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And Bush's cynicism about human rights (notably his mild response to 1989's Tiananmen Square massacre in China) calls to mind Trump's equal indifference to the issue.
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Henderson, whose features combine sorrow and pep in a way that calls to mind a spaniel, was worried about losing his fortune, but he took the risk.
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All of this calls to mind an account in II Corinthians, one I have been intrigued by for nearly as long as I have been a Christian.
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His remark about the Justice Department also calls to mind previous occasions when the President has appeared to seek to leverage its power to counter political opponents.
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It calls to mind a trashy and inconsequential romance novel, which, when punctuated with the film's moments of violence, wounds, and blood, feels more hilarious than horrifying.
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In fact, it calls to mind Allen's arguably best-known work, which would come years later: Gritty, the beloved orange, googly-eyed, unhinged mascot of the Philadelphia Flyers.
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It calls to mind Miller's public spats with journalists over immigration, perhaps most famously his sparring with CNN's Jim Acosta over the poem on the Statue of Liberty.
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"Big Pink" (2016), which calls to mind The Band's 1968 album Music from Big Pink, is perhaps the most obvious test of the divide between figuration and abstraction.
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Amazon's open-platform strategy for the Echo calls to mind Amazon Web Services, its multibillion-dollar cloud business that also came out of left field to best competitors.
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It calls to mind the James Turrell–inspired colorscapes of Drake's "Hotline Bling," as well as the more avant-garde imagery of videos by Basement Jaxx and Battles.
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Meanwhile, vocalist Dave Hunt's vicious growls and shrieks alternate with an operatic singing voice that calls to mind beloved classic metal singers like Rob Halford or King Diamond.
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The protagonists harvesting slime and slicing fruit flesh calls to mind traditional morning routines: wake up, shower, eat breakfast, brush teeth, comb hair, phone, keys, wallet, and go.
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It calls to mind the coded language used to describe Asians and Asian-Americans: "hard-working" instead of brilliant, "diligent" but not dazzling, "focused" but not naturally gifted.
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In appearance, the fruit calls to mind a ruby teardrop; in flavor, an unpredictable marriage of passion fruit and pineapple, each trying to outdo the other in sweetness.
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The horn's interior microphone emits a low seashell rumble; its white noise calls to mind the way the SETI Institute monitors electromagnetic radiation for signs of alien transmissions.
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Despite a name that calls to mind a financial services firm, the fledgling company with a handful of employees said it was developing a DNA data-mining service.
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Since the success of "Call Me Maybe" in 2012, she has pivoted to throwback bubble gum pop that calls to mind 1980s sensations like Debbie Gibson and Tiffany.
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The incident inevitably calls to mind the execution-style slaying of two NYPD officers in Brooklyn in December 2014 by a disturbed black man angry about police killings.
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While the daily acidic treatment calls to mind Dr. Dennis Gross' Alpha Beta Extra Strength Daily Peels, these Peeling Sticks are applied via sticks shaped like huge cotton swaps.
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The company launched Chester on the Dresser — a concept that calls to mind the "Elf on the Shelf" phenomenon — earlier this month to inspire some "Halloween mischief" this year.
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The film has a chilling effect that calls to mind the steady stream of state violence, mass shootings, and racism broadcast today all over our TVs, computers, and smartphones.
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The triple camera setup on the back is placed on a pretty thick, black strip of plastic which calls to mind the ultra-slim standalone cameras of the naughties.
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"There were always people in the house," Lieberman said, painting a picture that calls to mind the warm and welcoming environment that Lonnie's mother had nurtured on Verona Way.
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The phrase binge drinking probably calls to mind a college-aged kid downing 10 drinks in one night, but that's not the actual definition of binge drinking, English said.
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At the very end of the arm, the main channel divides into three, an arrangement that calls to mind fingers or claws, hence the area's name—the Bird's Foot.
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Something else to consider: Mexicans are less willing to live and work in the United States without authorization, a fact that calls to mind another key Trump administration priority.
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One portable charger conspicuously calls to mind the shape, size, and feel of a pack of cigarettes: a constant reminder of the habit most vapers are trying to escape.
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The sensation of reality is enhanced by a fantastic sound design, where a simple sigh, cough, scream, footstep, or punch calls to mind that invisible mouth, foot, or fist.
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For dessert, there might be sanzi, which calls to mind a reeled-in lasso, ossified: skinny plaits of dough two feet long, doubled back on themselves and fried hard.
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Exemplifying the brand's minimalism is an elegant long-sleeved white cashmere bodysuit with a clean-lined silhouette that calls to mind the crisp wardrobe staples of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy.
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The Raetian citizen experienced a sense of autonomy within a group structure, not outside of it—an organic unity of interests that again calls to mind the General Will.
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With this background, looking over the book's designs today calls to mind current threats to free speech and artistic expression, whether Trump's fascist rhetoric or the heritage-destroying ISIS.
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The figure calls to mind Scott's Alien: Covenant — another attempt at re-invigorating a beloved sci-fi property — which opened to $36.2 million and ultimately crashed at the box office.
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Night Watch, a rich teal, calls to mind Joanna Gaines's go-to paint of late, Magnolia's Weekend Blue, which the designer used in her sister's home makeover on the show.
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The company's signature Runwell watch ($20093), which calls to mind a 1940s nautical gauge, can be found in Neiman Marcus, in Colette in Paris, even in the Abu Dhabi airport.
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The shape is evocative of the ankle-grazing, column-style qipaos, though the off-the-shoulder ruffle calls to mind printed Carribean dresses, or certain West African Aso Ebi frocks.
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"Mission Accomplished" also obviously calls to mind Jasper Johns's "Flag" (1954-1955), which was inspired by a dream Johns had, in which he saw himself painting a large American flag.
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" And yes, he knows that that title calls to mind Germany's blitzkriegs during World War II. "I could try to be coy and say, 'Well, it's like blitz in sports!
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This story also calls to mind a story The Verge published last year about a small town in Florida that was trying to replace its public transit service with Uber.
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He had lost the connection between sounds and meaning — the way ba-na-na recalls a soft, yellow fruit or ea-gle calls to mind a large bird of prey.
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Then there's the $260,24.2 base price, which calls to mind Tesla's approach: Start your fledgling brand by building expensive vehicles in small numbers before moving to cheaper, mass market offerings.
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It calls to mind the phrases zeitgeist or participation mystique, which suggest that there is a subtle but ineffable life force within us collectively — an irresistible wave we cannot resist.
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Acrobats, trapeze artists, lion tamers and circus animals preen across the five large display windows beneath a red-and-white striped big top that calls to mind the American flag.
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With a vented case that calls to mind a kitchen tool, it's a homage to and advancement of the Power Mac G5 that fans affectionately likened to a cheese grater.
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A fluid caped dress that appears to be made from a single piece of weighty cornflower silk calls to mind Brancusi's dictum, another favorite of Piccioli: Simplicity is complexity resolved.
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New Japan's entrepreneurial spirit calls to mind how Mr. Cuban amassed his fortune through a series of business deals that started with a tech firm he started in the 1980s.
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Its lesson calls to mind another Larkin poem, the one that begins with the frequently quoted (though not in here) line about the damage done to children by their parents.
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Meanwhile, her prickly hostility toward the CIA calls to mind none other than the man who will step into the White House just a few days after season six premieres.
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But removed from misplaced seasonal expectations, Crimson Peak is a visually rich director's showcase that calls to mind lurid reference points like the works of Roger Corman and Mario Bava.
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In that sense, it calls to mind the misfired cinematic adaptation of the graphic novel Surrogates, which imagined a future in which people experience reality and their identities through robotic doubles.
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With those hard titanium Powerbook G4-like edges, the Zephyrus calls to mind its boxy forbearers, yet it's so much thinner than any laptop of its power-level that's come before.
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The case calls to mind the 2014 death of Eric Garner, an unarmed father who gasped, "I can't breathe!" before he succumbed to a chokehold by a New York City officer.
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It looks and feels like a classic in the mold of Monkey Island or King's Quest, but it has a focus on story and choice that calls to mind Telltale's work.
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Besides, I'm telling you all of this from behind a bar, over a single malt, surrounded by other easygoing customers during a chat that calls to mind an evening amongst friends.
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But Purdue has continued to fight aggressively against any measures that might limit the distribution of OxyContin, in a way that calls to mind the gun lobby's resistance to firearm regulations.
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But the resemblance is more than just how the game looks, as Forgotton Anne also has a premise that calls to mind animated classics like Spirited Away or Howl's Moving Castle.
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With a furtive air and old Times Square tout, a young French publicist in black leather pants leads me to a darkened room that calls to mind an upscale peep show.
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In parts, the resultant Go Be Forgotten calls to mind Second Wave classics like Emperor's classic Into the Nightshade Eclipse, using keyboards alongside feverish black metal to create an overwhelming atmosphere.
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"Christie's art is, as always, breathtaking, uniting folk art and sleek modern gestures with a graceful dynamism that calls to mind Jacob Lawrence and Benny Andrews," our reviewer, Maria Russo, said.
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The coming teenage comedy "Booksmart" — about two friends who try to pack four years of fun into one night before high school graduation — calls to mind this classic by Richard Linklater.
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And their best songs — like the chugging "Prove," which calls to mind early Strokes, or "Sister," all chant-along vocals and attitude — ring with a similar childlike charm and carefree charisma.
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The Versai, layered with fried catfish, carrots and pickled cabbage and slaked with a sauce of satsumas (mandarin oranges) and chile, calls to mind the sweet-sour tang of banh mi.
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Dovey grants her animal narrators speech with a twist of magic that calls to mind every other unheard voice from history: children, women, and those otherwise silenced by louder people's wars.
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It calls to mind the concept of the "uncanny valley," a term coined to refer to computer-generated animation of people that's so realistic (but not quite realistic enough) it's unsettling.
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And if he also calls to mind the pre-Enlightenment world, so too do the novel's heroic characters, whose names invoke Joan of Arc and the medieval feminist Christine de Pizan.
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In many ways, Karyn Kusama's Destroyer calls to mind typical Hollywood noir: It centers on a troubled LAPD detective who's investigating a devastating case that blurs the line between personal and professional.
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For most people, a snow day calls to mind visions of blowing snow, hot chocolate, and a day off from school, but weather nerds tend to look at things a little differently.
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And at $599, it calls to mind the PlayStation 3, another gaming platform thrashed for a $599 launch price that was designed to supplement another expensive piece of hardware, the early HDTVs.
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U.S. Girls calls to mind the work of the visual artists Cindy Sherman and Carrie Mae Weems, who frequently explore the parameters of gender, from what is proscribed to what is embodied.
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Of course, this calls to mind the attention paid to Hillary Clinton's email habits during her time as Secretary of State, which became a rallying cry for President Trump's 2016 election campaign.
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The phrase calls to mind a specific look promoted by the media, but the only requirement a body has to fill to be a "beach body" is...to be on the beach.
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"My body is an argument I did not start," Parker writes, centering her particular experiences as a black woman in a way that calls to mind June Jordan or Robin Coste Lewis.
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In the US, it calls to mind the House Un-American Activities Committee hearings in the '40s and '50s, as well as the constant congressional hearings taking place during Donald Trump's presidency.
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The music calls to mind the electric-acoustic composers Richard Tietelbaum and George Lewis while taking the throttling experimental rock of bands including Battles, Liars and Women into more deeply cracked terrain.
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After scoring global success with the viral phenomenon "Call Me Maybe" in 2012, she has pivoted to throwback bubble gum pop that calls to mind 1980s sensations like Debbie Gibson and Tiffany.
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Rendered in an understated gray, with a seeming kaleidoscope of angles that, like an Escher print, calls to mind a depth despite its flatness, the Automatic channels a spirit of futuristic minimalism.
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This bizarre situation calls to mind the controversy around Annie Baker's Pulitzer Prize-winning play The Flick, which follows a trio of movie theater employees, and is written to occur in real time.
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More recently, the Bachman shot calls to mind a photograph of activist Maria-Teresa "Tess" Asplund standing alone and confronting several hundred neo-Nazi marchers in Sweden, her fist firmly raised in protest.
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And in its broad outline, Louder Than Bombs calls to mind plenty of previous family-is-hell films, Trier's use of multiple story strands practically guaranteeing that some characters never spark our interest.
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Trump's thwarted firing of Mueller calls to mind Nixon's famous Saturday Night Massacre, when he fired special counsel Archibald Cox (after also firing Attorney General Elliot Richardson and Deputy Attorney General Bill Ruckelshaus).
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Miller's attempt to curtail the access of student visas fits in with his larger nativism, and calls to mind a similar argument made by his ally Steve Bannon, a former White House advisor.
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With its focus on spirituality and reverence for the joys of everyday life, "Little Faith" calls to mind Marilynne Robinson's "Gilead," although Butler can't match Robinson's stately prose and evocations of inner grace.
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The resulting columnar volume calls to mind Sol Lewitt's scribble drawings, whose graphite lines move from sparse in the center to dense at the perimeter, fooling the eye into reading a rounded surface.
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And Helena Bonham Carter is magnificent in her performance of neuroticism and "bad acting," a kind of delivery that calls to mind her hallmark embodiment of Hermione Granger in the last Harry Potter movie.
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A cryo-freeze commercial seen early in the film calls to mind the nod-and-wink of Paul Verhoeven social satires like RoboCop, while the persistent chatter of outside advertising inevitably recalls Blade Runner.
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Similarly, the promise of an unpacking of the sacred and profane mysteries of postmodern manhood calls to mind Karl Ove Knausgaard's "My Struggle" series (whose sixth volume runs to eleven hundred and sixty pages).
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Virtually everything about the game calls to mind the auteur's work, whether it's the quiet, helpless protagonist; the ancient, mysterious world; or the subtle, at times heart-scrunching, story that holds the project together.
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Filmmaker David Gaddie recently released an adaptation of Liu's 2012 short story Memories of My Mother, a heart-wrenching short that calls to mind brilliant science fiction stories such as Arrival and Black Mirror.
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This, of course, calls to mind the 2016 incident in which Mark Zuckerberg had to reprimand employees for crossing out "black lives matter" and writing "all lives matter" on its Menlo Park signature wall.
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And what better way to do that than a punishing sprint of a rap that immediately calls to mind the stream-of-consciousness chaos of the freestyles on Da Drought 3 or No Ceilings?
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This calls to mind modern corporate rhetoric where employees are encouraged to see the company as "one big family", which artificially creates the kind of reticence to organize that Sir-tech came by naturally.
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It calls to mind the story told by a friend, an avid golfer, of a round she played with her husband at the Legend at Arrowhead, an Arnold Palmer-designed course in Glendale, Ariz.
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In another part of the installation, visitors will find Mr. Sachs's re-creation of a full-scale airplane lavatory, which, in the context, calls to mind what you might need to do after drinking.
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It calls to mind those wee hours of the morning, when you've had just enough to drink that "Need You Now" by Lady Antebellum becomes less of a song and more of a directive.
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The sophistication described by these companies calls to mind recent US government warnings about Tehran's capabilities in cyberspace in light of the killing of top Iranian general Qasem Soleimani in a US drone strike.
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He is so unbelievably fast, so clearly superior to the opponents lumbering in his furious wake, that it calls to mind the epithets that Homer bestowed on Achilles: swift-footed Maradona, breaking through men.
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Some are uneasy over potentially high costs, while others question Trump's motives and argue that such a parade calls to mind displays of military power by authoritarian regimes such as North Korea or Russia.
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In recent attempts, Google came out with its own take on a semi-discreet router last year that's still kind of weird looking—it calls to mind a coffee cup or a mini speaker.
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What's most remarkable about The Meg is nothing in particular about the film itself, but how often it calls to mind things that are not The Meg, and not even about sharks at all.
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It calls to mind the sort of adventure films of Steven Spielberg: E.T., Jurassic Park, and (of course) the Indiana Jones series, all movies where the film's hero and the audience go "Aha!" in unison.
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The trashy, hardcore-lite vibe of e-juice calls to mind some small-batch hot sauce brands, which feature imagery of ghosts, skulls, and devils to match the searing, masochistic heat of whatever pepper's inside.
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Initially the game calls to mind narrative-driven experiences like Gone Home and Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, which both involve exploring a recently emptied space to learn about the people who once lived there.
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In fact, much of the design language calls to mind the most recent generation of Galaxy phones, including the rounded metal band around the edge and the oval fingerprint-reading home button on the bottom.
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For the technician, gold's recent breach of its long-term downtrend calls to mind 1999, when gold rose powerfully in a short period of time to break out of a period of progressively lower prices.
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And, considering his single disappointing year with the Knicks, the artwork also calls to mind clearance racks at sports store, a reminder of how sports can commodify and dispose of so much youth and talent.
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A sketch of him dressed to play the role of the sun in a court ballet calls to mind actress Emily Blunt's gown made up of 510,000 sequins, which Louis no doubt would have appreciated.
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And, while this calls to mind the deletion of Trotsky from photographs during Stalin's reign, the official word is that the restaurant will stay plant-based, and won't change the food, which is undeniably delicious.
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The London and Paris-based artist denies the very ideas of elegance and refinement, instead choosing to explore his whims in monochromatic blank ink, which calls to mind South Korean tattoo artist Oozy's work. LOUIS.
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Opper chose to paint as if art history was a long game, which calls to mind an idea Jacques Barzun floated in his summary volume, From Dawn to Decadence: 500 Years of Western Cultural Life.
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It calls to mind the tension in "The Godfather" over staying criminal or going legit; heck, in that birthday-party scene, the men go off to talk business, reminiscent of that movie's opening wedding scene.
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All of this calls to mind the recent case of Otto Warmbier, the American citizen who, as a result of strong U.S. pressure, was released in June after being imprisoned last year by North Korea.
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The crowd erupts in cheers as people take turns kicking the sculpted soldier, whose dramatic fall calls to mind the toppling of statues of Saddam Hussein in Iraq and Lenin in Ukraine in recent years.
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The film's circus setting brings to mind the clown-obsessed Italian auteur Federico Fellini, and the reminiscent whimsy of the children's journey calls to mind Amarcord, his Academy Award-winning masterpiece of nostalgia for childhood.
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When the Weeknd approaches the mic near the beginning of the video, it scene calls to mind the unforgettable "Club Silencio" sequence in David Lynch's Mulholland Drive, which some people count as a horror film.
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The subplot about Calogero's daring romance with an African-American girl, Jane (Coco Jones), which helps stir up violent conflict in the neighborhood, inevitably calls to mind "West Side Story," adding to the sense of familiarity.
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This calls to mind the infamous Dolchstoss, or stab-in-the-back myth, through which the Nazis and their extreme-right predecessors sought to blame socialists and Jews for Germany's defeat in the first world war.
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Yes, but: Colonization on Earth calls to mind the violent takeover of lands and societies, and while there aren't necessarily living beings on the Moon that would be impacted by settlement efforts, that may not matter.
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The word Blackberry itself calls to mind a businessman so busy balancing his corner office on Wall Street, Long Island family, and four downtown affairs, that he can't make time to upgrade to iPhone or Android.
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The unfolding story of the Russian Internet Research Agency's campaign to disrupt the 2016 U.S. elections calls to mind a previous episode when a hostile foreign power weaponized a new and powerful communications medium against us.
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But it indelibly calls to mind the memory of the country's embarrassment at Bill Clinton's behavior, at the same time when the U.S. public was largely supporting him through the political struggle that accompanied the scandal.
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The disingenuous insistence that Trump, too, really wanted to get to the bottom of all this calls to mind O.J. Simpson's quest to find the "real killer," but it also brings to mind an earlier president.
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Even if that means settling into a look that calls to mind a militarized version of 1950s womanhood, one that favors tightly belted coat dresses instead of housedresses, with the passive-aggressive role playing that implies.
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The idea of an illegal casino usually calls to mind some shady warehouse filled with high rollers, cigar smoke, and ritzy cocktails, or maybe a tightly-patrolled, Michael Clayton-esque hovel tucked into some city alleyway.
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"The flipside of the American dream [is] the American scheme," a wall text pithily observes in describing the portrait of the "confidence operator" Amos Leeds, a puckish character who calls to mind the Duke from Huckleberry Finn.
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"The movie's underlying premise — child bonds with otherworldly beast and defends it from cruel adults — easily calls to mind E.T. or Pete's Dragon, but Bong bends the formula into his own agenda," Eric Kohn writes for IndieWire.
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It calls to mind another aphorism from Keynes about economists being at their best as "humble, competent people on a level with dentists", using their technical skill to solve pressing problems within a limited area of expertise.
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There's a sidebar with an overserious FBI agent (Swank) that calls to mind the Coens' Burn After Reading, and a bit at a beauty pageant for children that plays like a sweeter version of Little Miss Sunshine.
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This M.O. calls to mind Robert Shetterly's ongoing Americans Who Tell the Truth series, portraits of activists, humanitarians, historians, artists, and others who have challenged figures and structures of power by addressing urgent sociopolitical and environmental issues.
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A fifth friend played by Brett Gray, whose slightly abrasive style calls to mind Kevin Hart or (very distantly) a young Eddie Murphy, provides the pure comic relief in a subplot about an urban buried-treasure legend.
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But that's fitting for a biography of the straightforward farmer from Plains, Ga. Kyung Eun Han's fine-lined work – its pale colors and faint speckling, as in old photos – calls to mind traced photographs or rotoscope animation.
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This battle calls to mind the "free the nipple" movement, which has been raging for a few years now as Instagram and Facebook continue to enforce their nudity policy, which many artists, performers, and others find unreasonable.
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China is pushing deeper into space, but its human spaceflight goals don't directly compete with the U.S. Why it matters: Much of the dialogue around the U.S. and China's orbital ambitions calls to mind a new space race.
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The phrase "industrial strategy" is politically loaded in Britain, where to some critics it calls to mind the efforts of governments in the 1970s to keep struggling firms like carmaker British Leyland on life support, ultimately in vain.
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Though Pease does acknowledge that shift as "just part of an evolving society," it calls to mind some definitely-made-fun-of online reports that attempted to explain why young people just aren't clubbing like they used to.
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"The Hundreds" calls to mind the adventurous, hybrid style of Fred Moten (the book includes a brief poem by him), Maggie Nelson, or Claudia Rankine, all of whom bend available literary forms into workable vessels for new ideas.
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While a piece like HYPERSLEEP, with its oxidized copper extraterrestrial alien skull, calls to mind H.R. Giger's work on the xenomorph in Alien, Blanché's poster, MECHA, has a more cyberpunk flavor, featuring what looks like a cybernetic soldier.
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Lady Bird—Greta Gerwig's Oscar-nominated coming-of-age story starring Saoirse Ronan—may technically be a "period piece," since the thing is set in 2002 or whatever, but that's not exactly what the phrase calls to mind.
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On the other side of the studio, "Venus II," anchored by a ceramic giant panda with a Venus of Willendorf on its posterior, sprouts a structure that calls to mind an otherworldly tree or magnified piece of coral.
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The American players who regularly compete at the Phoenix Open may feel the most at home on the first hole: It calls to mind the 20,000-seat, stadium-like arena that is the Open's par-3 103th hole.
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Now, of course, it calls to mind the slew of recent news articles documenting the groping and grabbing, insults and insinuations that certain male chefs with rock-star status have doled out to women who work for them.
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The repetition calls to mind his 1998 film, "Run Lola Run," in which Lola has just twenty minutes to raise a hundred thousand marks to save her boyfriend's life, and, "Groundhog Day"-style, three tries at the task.
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Although few public-relations specialists today would take as abrasive a tack as Mr. Schmertz sometimes did, the modern media landscape is full of advertiser-influenced or controlled content that calls to mind his early forays into advertorials.
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And in a kind of apotheosis of Amager Fusion, there is a pizza topped with shawarma that is called a Las Vegas, despite the fact that Las Vegas calls to mind many, many things before its Middle Eastern cuisine.
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It calls to mind the stronger work of writer-director Shane Black, with Overlord providing a much better template for a good genre-infused "men on a mission" tale than Black did in his recent take on The Predator.
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The careful consideration of hues especially calls to mind the photographs of William Eggleston, while the self-consciously artificial compositions are characteristic of someone like Cindy Sherman — both artists who made some of their best work in the 1970s.
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This situation calls to mind another recent mass shooting in Texas: less than two months ago in suburban Plano, a gunman who was targeting his estranged wife killed her and seven other people before himself being killed by police.
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Each bullet leaves a red trail that calls to mind when TV detectives festoon spartan crime scenes with red yarn, charting the trajectory from where a bullet was dispatched to a hole in a wall or floor or body.
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The device is marketed on the website with cheery colors and uses cutesy cartoon characters in a way that calls to mind spa brand Bliss and its '90s "Bliss Girls," seemingly aiming to make perineal cleansing a cozier experience.
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At Rapp Session, a shellfish-fixated saloon here that was opened by the people behind the Rappahannock Oyster Company, steamed oysters arrive hot and plump and almost fluffy, with an airy, gossamer texture that calls to mind a soufflé.
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But the more apt comparison is probably to the theater — a play done as a series of short scenes, albeit one that calls to mind the work of screenwriters like Woody Allen and Preston Sturges, a favorite of Tom's.
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ANDRA DAY (Thursday) The soul singer Andra Day has released only one album, the 2015 release "Cheers to the Fall," but she has the sort of old soul that calls to mind greats like Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald.
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Whether these points of inspiration are readable to the untutored viewer is debatable, but they are lovely compositions, in a patchy and improvisational visual language that calls to mind Gee's Bend quilts or collage art redacted to fields of color.
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There's something hazy and calm in her voice that calls to mind bouncing along a dirt road at sunrise, watching the horizon slowly come into focus—the pink hope of a new morning, and of a clear shot out of town.
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Each calls to mind the kind of sound it indicates, so I feel impelled to enact it, at least in my own head — I think of what a snort sounds like, and language moves from mere representation to lived experience.
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It calls to mind a routine from Murphy's standup special "Raw," in which he describes getting an out-of-the-blue phone call from Cosby, who, he says, demanded that Murphy refrain from all the "filth-flarn-filth" in his act.
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This exchange, so rigorously serious as to be comic, calls to mind another pair of brilliant Dublin students, Cranly and Stephen Dedalus, who stroll around in " A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man ," arguing over the Eucharist and apostasy.
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The outcome was a line of uniform garments, available in linen, silk or a sheer silk-organza-and-cotton blend, that were hand-dyed — down to the button — in a dusty pink shade that calls to mind a bone-dry rose.
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The title of Giddens's newest record, "there is no Other," released this month, plays on a kind of double entendre between the romantic phrase that it initially calls to mind and the intellectual assertion that it reveals on second reading.
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One calls to mind Janet Jackson and the harassment she dealt with after the infamous Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction, while Justin Timberlake threw her under the bus, or the fallout from Azealia Banks reporting Russell Crowe to the police for battery in 2016.
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Many of these illustrations depict pastoral landscapes marred by an impending cosmic calamity, while others seem prescient of the aesthetics of centuries later — one page, depicting "concentric haloes," calls to mind the atomic diagrams and Op-art of the mid-20th century.
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It calls to mind, for example, energy executives who might support politicians who deny that climate change is happening, but when doing their jobs with real money on the line, accept the scientific consensus that the planet is warming, and plan accordingly.
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He credits an off-kilter marketing campaign, that featured an image of a sticker saying "I Purged" next to a waving American flag, that calls to mind similar "I Voted" stickers, driving interest in the film and dovetailing nicely with the presidential campaign.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 33713th-century France and 33703th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 21212s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 2123th-century France and 19th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 1980s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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On the contrary, he has delivered a gritty, intense drama that calls to mind the dark thrillers of the 1970s, a suspenseful addition to the prison genre that wears its deep research and attention to detail on its black-and-white-striped sleeve.
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The word calls to mind a multitude of allusions: empty lots, our lots in life, even the biblical figure Lot, the patriarch who fled the crumbling Sodom and whose wife became a pillar of salt, utter ruin coming to an allegedly nefarious place.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 18th-century France and 19th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 1980s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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Whereas Crazy Rich Asians gussied up Asian modernity in luxury fabrics and candied colors, The Farewell calls to mind the portentous aesthetic of Jia Zhangke, a Chinese filmmaker renowned for chronicling the changes that convulsed his country after Deng Xiaoping opened its economy.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 27573th-century France and 27563th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 27553s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Uncensored, Scaramucci Rails at His Rivals in the West Wing" (front page, July 28): Anthony Scaramucci calls to mind a Mini-Me version of President Trump, duplicating his coarseness, nastiness, thin skin and disregard for actual facts.
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Comparisons have immediately been drawn with the Clinton email scandal, which liberals have never forgiven The New York Times for writing about so much, but it also calls to mind another Clinton scandal from 2016: Her highly paid speeches to Wall Street.
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But the everyday reality of his schemes calls to mind more provincial tales, like Caroline Calloway's over-promising on social media, or Brooklyn rap crew Pop Out Boyz, whose members were caught up in a credit card fraud bust back in 203.
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There's a book for every taste coming out in March: one about a fictional band that calls to mind Fleetwood Mac, a deep dive into the culture of programmers in Silicon Valley, a darkly comic novel about a suburb in crisis and more.
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A child horribly hurt in an accident calls to mind his own small daughter's mysterious illness — and allows him to pan out and consider more general questions about the most helpful kinds of communication between doctors and parents of very young patients.
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But whereas most trash art seeks to prick the viewer's conscience with evidence of human wastefulness, Artist is more interested in digital waste's own "being," in a manner that calls to mind Object-Oriented Ontology, a recent strain of philosophy that rejects human-centric worldviews.
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While Ghalib's poetry contains the delicate, evanescent moods and divided self-consciousness one associates with periods of decline, it also embodies the opposite, an arrogant rhetorical vehemence and originality that at times calls to mind John Donne more than any of his Western contemporaries.
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As it happens, there is even a scene in Precious Sons that calls to mind Rapp's encounter with Spacey, in which Ed Harris's character drunkenly mistakes his son (played by Rapp) for someone else, climbs on top of him, and makes a sexual advance.
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At the hands of Sweden, Banyana Banyana ("the girls," as they are commonly known) were down 214-219, their rugged form of defense undone by typically clinical Swedish finishing, which, in its execution, calls to mind the efficiency and clean lines of an Ikea table.
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If the idea of an alien making friends with a kid from a broken home while government agents wait in the wings calls to mind E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, that's because Bumblebee basically is E.T., albeit with more fights, and a much less cuddly alien.
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The Post's report about automation creating an increasingly monotonous, confined, and mind-numbing work environment for Walmart workers immediately calls to mind similar reports about the company's retail rival Amazon, which has also been shifting to free labor performed by robots for years now.
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It calls to mind the kind of cotton-candy hair in a period film where everyone stares out the window longingly whilst doing needlework — or worse, that regrettable prom photo where you look extra awkward thanks to some crunchy beehive from the local beauty salon.
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Even more interesting to the Joy Makers is its aromatic profile, which reflects an abundance of methyl anthranilate, an ester that is rarely found in cultivated varieties, and that calls to mind grape Jolly Ranchers (though it can also have a whiff of Gorgonzola).
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The name "OceanX" calls to mind SpaceX, Tesla CEO and fellow billionaire Elon Musk's space exploration venture, which is one of the world's most valuable privately-held companies (at $21 billion) and is working toward becoming the first private space company to reach Mars.
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Hannah Slabaugh, who plays the 20-year-old Sophie Sheridan — who is about to get married and desires to meet the father she never knew — calls to mind a young Laura Benanti, with her fresh look and spunky-but-wise-beyond-her-years spirit.
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The show's references to beloved films of the '80s have been much remarked upon, but "Stranger Things" also calls to mind all those books and TV shows — from "The Chronicles of Narnia" to "Muppet Babies" — where parents are either absent or pushed into the background.
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Whether banning books calls to mind historical, homegrown controversies surrounding classics like "The Catcher in the Rye" (Salinger) and "Naked Lunch" (Boroughs) or the infamous Nazi book burnings of the '30s, it's easy to believe that such censorship has been retired by democratic countries.
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Deputy Attorney General's Rod Rosenstein's refusing to make public his full order appointing Mueller and defining the scope of Mueller's investigation calls to mind the secret trials of the Court of Star Chamber in England, which has been justifiably reviled since its abolition in 1641.
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This new feature, which will be used a few times for novelty effect and then quickly forgotten, calls to mind a similarly touted and likewise failed effort by Apple to squeeze an extra inkling of life out of its annual hours-long infomercial: Animoji.
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The combination of signifiers calls to mind a range of associations, from the subservient jobs deemed suitable for African Americans during Hollywood's "golden age," to the pressures to conform to white expectations as a prerequisite for navigating the nation's political, social, and economic hierarchies.
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Whether he's simply standing at Trump's side, eyes aglow with admiration, or singing the President's praises at a cabinet meeting, Pence is so abject in his devotion that he calls to mind the kind of ring-kissing that even Pope Francis tries to discourage.
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This calls to mind Kafka's pregnantly indecipherable novels, but Di Benedetto fills out his quasi-allegorical premise with so many dingy particulars that his narrator seems to experience his universal problem, in what may be the universal way, as a private shame and defeat.
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The dispute, which appeared to reach a head after more than a year of Kim accelerating his country's nuclear and missile weapons programs, calls to mind the nuclear crisis between North Korea and the United States nearly 25 years ago during the Clinton administration.
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Gizmodo caught up with Nugent to chat about asteroids, what it's really like to have a day job that, for most of us, calls to mind Bruce Willis in a spacesuit drilling to Aerosmith hits, and what we need to do to preempt a major impact.
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In the alternative universe of American poetry, Murray, had she lived, might have joined a distinguished generation that included Elizabeth Bishop, whose own biography—the bouts of illness, the deracinated childhood, the early intervention of a famous mentor (in Bishop's case, Marianne Moore)—Murray's calls to mind.
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Last week, in an incident that calls to mind the 85033 massacre at the Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, a man in Kentucky shot and killed two African-Americans in a grocery store just minutes after he failed to enter a nearby African-American church.
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One reason for this is a change in terminology: Single-payer supporters use other terms, like "Medicare for all" or "universal coverage" to push the idea, moving away from the term "socialized medicine," which appropriately calls to mind images of rationing, control, and reduced quality of care.
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The latter calls to mind a certain full-scale animal inhabitant of Kris Jenner's Los Angeles home: a giant, red polar bear that graced the Kardashian momager's entryway last year and served as the center of selfie activity during her star-studded annual Christmas Eve party.
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And that blob with wings—it calls to mind the symbol on Dougie's ring, which old fans will know by heart, but it also looks exactly like the blob with wings on Doppelcoop's ace of spades, the symbol he demanded to know if Darya had ever seen.
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It calls to mind the tensions that have long defined the Beach Boys regarding who should take creative credit for their groundbreaking experimentation aside from Wilson, as well as acrimony that's caused multiple rounds of litigation and led to Beach Boys tours featuring partial, warring lineups.
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The theme entries are all 20th-century references from either the large or small screen, which also calls to mind the famous quote, "Believe only half of what you see and nothing that you hear" (which my own fallible brain had in the "Mark Twain" section).
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However, this is something that Fernandez's drawings, like "Le Roi et la Reine" ("The King and the Queen,"1960) — which calls to mind Marcel Duchamp's famous painting "Le Roi et la Reine entourés de Nus vites" ("The King and Queen Surrounded by Swift Nudes," 1912) — manage to avoid.
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Curbeam's ordeal outside the space station also calls to mind the luckless case of consider two Soviet cosmonauts in 1990, who were trapped outside the Mir space station when the airlock failed and they had to use an emergency entry procedure as their oxygen levels ran dangerously low.
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Today, the band is premiering their new video and song "Little N' Pretty" The song is a strange frenetic drive through extremely loud, and abrasive punk music designed to excite the senses, but also calls to mind the soul and affectation of groups like Killing Joke and Suicide.
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They shared peaches, watermelon, once "a huge mess of steamed crabs"; the invisible but integral role that food plays in Hurston's reception of Lewis's story calls to mind the "hungry listening" that facilitated the tale at the heart of her most famous novel, Their Eyes Were Watching God.
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What sets Aneesh Chaganty's feature debut apart is its meticulously constructed storytelling device, which calls to mind "Unfriended (2014)," the horror film about a group of teenagers whose video chat is interrupted by the presence of an online phantom, and its sequel "Unfriended: Dark Web," released earlier this summer.
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" This calls to mind Franklin D. Roosevelt's words to the American people in his first inaugural address at the depth of the Great Depression in 1933: "The only thing we have to fear is... fear itself – nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyses needed efforts to convert retreat into advance.
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The fort's disintegration — like so much in the film, a parable of climate change, as well as of the simple passage of time — calls to mind the "lone and level sands" that remain at the end of Percy Shelley's sonnet "Ozymandias": a cosmic, dust-to-dust reminder of human vanity's folly.
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Certainly Trump's invocation of the slogan "America First" calls to mind the notorious aviator Charles Lindbergh, who turned his isolationist arguments against fighting Nazism in Europe into a popular movement, while the mogul's skepticism of NATO evokes the memory of that stalwart opponent of American Cold War interventionism, Robert Taft.
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Indeed, there is obvious growth potential to expand not just its funnel of customers, but to add more services, such as proactive detection of malware that might leak customers' data (which calls to mind the recently fined breach at British Airways), as well as tools to help stop that once identified.
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Oliver Wainwright, the architecture critic for The Guardian, noted its resemblance to a 1980s computer mainframe or Tron-like vision of the future, which calls to mind Fujimoto's own avowed aim to create a "primitive future" architecture — a forward-looking architecture that nonetheless boils down to a few basic tensions.
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It narrows at the ends like a canoe, becoming a vessel for your choice of meat — the best a rubble of sucuk, fervent beef sausage bearing the faint must of cumin — and fresh kashar, a Turkish cheese that calls to mind a young Cheddar but with the stretch of mozzarella.
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Luckily — for her, and for this book's readers — she discovers Furthermore, a place so full of enchanting beauty and topsy-turvy adventure, it even calls to mind Wonderland and Oz. As she sets out on her quest, Alice teams up with Oliver Newbanks, a boy she despises for his rudeness and deceitful nature.
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While wifi emerged out of this scene, he's proven an ability to move past it, harnessing a sound that blends the emo leanings of a teen hero like Lil Peep with a more traditional rap flow that calls to mind some of the kids making waves up and down the California coast.
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And Steven Weber as evil energy drink CEO Vaughn Du Clark (there's a sentence you don't type everyday) calls to mind some of Buffy's better Big Bads: He's unhinged and unpredictable enough to be a truly scary foe, but has a blithe, goofy streak that makes you root for him to stick around.
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Already published earlier this year in the UK, Armfield's short story debut immediately calls to mind the slippery short stories of Carmen Maria Machado and Angela Carter in its gothic treatment of common girlish concerns, from puberty — a girl's skin literally molts right before she's kissed — to boyfriends who turn to stone.
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The group made earnest and enchanting music, a kind of restrained, baroque pop built around Anohni's voice, an instrument that, like that of her sometime collaborator Björk, is impossible to forget, a sublime wonder that calls to mind Boy George, Nina Simone, and what I imagine a radiant, healing crystal sounds like.
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Bergman's preoccupation with eyes calls to mind the fascinating modernist painter John D. Graham (1886-1961), whose portraits of cross-eyed women constitute a body of work that has yet to be fully reckoned with, even though he was an important and influential friend to Arshile Gorky and Willem de Kooning, among others.
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"I can't turn off what turns me on, masseduction / I hold you like a weapon, mass destruction," she sings on the title track in a way that calls to mind all the times you've had such good physical chemistry with a person it can momentarily black out all the other shit in your life.
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The Saudi regime's domination of women; the public executions of apostates; the floggings for blasphemers; the patrols of the morality police; the prohibition on buying or consuming alcohol; the subjugation of the individual under sharia law — all of that calls to mind the horror of daily life in Raqqa, a stronghold of Islamic State.
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I'm not the first to compare Tessa Hadley to Virginia Woolf, not even in these pages, and "Late in the Day" calls to mind, in particular, Woolf's "The Waves" in its circling around a magnetic central character (for Woolf, it's Percival, beloved childhood friend of six overlapping narrators) whose absence becomes the book's main character.
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He had just sent a message to the members of Congress informing them he'd decided not to send in the armed forces to shut them down—a tactical reference to imperial Oval Office prerogatives not yet exercised that also calls to mind Trump's regular threats of civil war, recession, and worse should he be impeached.
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With its energetic riffs and bouncing chorus, the track itself calls to mind 1970s post-punk icons like The Slits or X-Ray Spex, while the DIY style and inherently feminist ethos—with lyrics that tackle street harassment and objectification—give off a similar vibe to later riot grrrl groups like Bikini Kill and Bratmobile.
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"Rose-Colored Boy" is set at a fake morning show from the '80s, which is special because it calls to mind the all-time classic journalism movie Broadcast News — a 1987 masterpiece starring Holly Hunter as a woman who is brilliant, ambitious, honorable, and constantly sabotaged by men who are mediocre either in their brains or in their spirits.
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Similarly, the future of the Jedi is not, as Luke once thought, Ben Solo (a name which calls to mind a bratty bar mitzvah boy), legacy Skywalker, but Rey, a woman who has faced down adversity and earned her place as the hero of this story, despite the latter's claims that she has "no place" in it.
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This whole section of the show calls to mind Tom Wolfe's classic '80s New York novel The Bonfire of the Vanities, but flipped on its ear, so it's no longer about a handsome business exec who becomes embroiled in a situation that only underlines how little he knows of the world beyond his safe, expensive home.
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But in some cases, critics ranging from local residents to the state-level ACLU say, that surveillance seems to be inching toward "predictive policing" or perhaps even "pre-crime," a term that calls to mind the science-fiction premise of the 2002 Steven Spielberg film Minority Report (and the Philip K. Dick story upon which it was based).
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This sprawling online narrative, designed in collaboration with LUSTlab, calls to mind the recent internet rabbit hole that was Adult Swim's This House Has People in It. As the trailer details, The Modular Body tells the kaleidoscopic narrative of The Oscar Project, a scientific effort led by fictional researcher Cornelis Vlasman to bioengineer a modular lifeform.
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For veteran Republican lawmakers, the flurry of deal-making calls to mind former President George W. Bush's efforts to stock up on legislative accomplishments before his 2004 reelection bid, the most notable of which was the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act — at the time the biggest entitlement expansion since the creation of Medicare in 1965.
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But where Ms. Madigan's Jesus-loving Halie in New York seemed confined by the hectoring contours of the role, her performance is now considerably more shaded; the actress calls to mind no less a pitiable figure than Eugene O'Neill's Mary Tyrone, as this delusional matriarch ascends the stairs of Derek McLane's home-turned-battleground of a set.
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Tacos are generously stocked: a tumble of octopus and onions, some bits glossy and crunchy, some dark and sticky-sweet; fillets of sea bass simply grilled with paprika, or given a rugged breading and stripes of fired-up guacamole; whiting dusted in corn flour and fried until it achieves an effervescent crust that calls to mind puffy pork skins.
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His conduct calls to mind the testimony of another secretary of state, George P. Shultz, in the aftermath of the Iran-contra imbroglio — the disastrous decision by the Reagan administration to sell overpriced weapons to Iran's Revolutionary Guards, skim off the proceeds, and slip millions to rebel cadres in Central America after Congress had cut off its support.
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He and Dawn routinely performed barefoot in pajamas, and their central dynamic on camera, then and now, calls to mind a mismatched classic-comedy duo: Dawn musters the low-affect cool of a '60s chanteuse, preferring to hold still with her eyes wide and unblinking, while Conte mugs for the camera and bounces around a lot.
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In fiction, there's a novel about a woman who grew up under the Khmer Rouge and a posthumous collection from Denis Johnson that calls to mind the addicts and spiritual seekers of his influential book "Jesus' Son," as well as a coming-of-age tale about a cross-racial friendship and a novel featuring marginalized characters in India.
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It's a pure moment that calls to mind the more meditative and beautiful passages of Cliff Martinez's recent scores for Drive and Neon Demon, as well as the sense of yearning that runs through many of the proudly retrofuturist composers popular today like S U R V I V E's fellow Austin synth slinger Xander Harris and Los Angeles' horror aficionado Umberto.
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As former New York Observer editor Elizabeth Spiers rightly noted, it calls to mind the way the network gave Donald Trump endless free air time during the 2016 election: I understand that CNN needs to acknowledge that Dennis Rodman is in Singapore with the President talking to Kim Jong Un and that's news because it's self-evidently absurd and dumb and bad.
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Her method is not to estrange reality, but to render weirdness part of the everyday: The novel calls to mind a bolt of richly textured fabric that, when the light falls on it one way, looks perfectly bright and ordinary, but when it falls another way, reveals deep rifts and wrinkles, through which rise vivid glimpses of off-kilter disturbance.
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Though not an explicitly political volume, "Pardon My Heart" posits a way of looking at the world that calls to mind the wise, weathered perspectives of Yehuda Amichai and Pablo Neruda: These are poems in which the integrity of one's personal sphere feels like a necessary refuge from, and an antidote to, the toxic swill of the world at large.
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Buttigieg has occasionally reached for Obama's mantle, but what he more readily calls to mind is a type of young person who flooded eagerly into politics in the early Obama years: the emotive, irony-deficient millennial, shaped by generational traumas (the financial crisis, Iraq and Afghanistan) but not embittered or radicalized by them, excited by abstractions like hope and change.
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But even that latter example could result in a recommendation for a Neutrogena product, which calls to mind for me something Verge editor Tasha Robinson wrote last year about L'Oreal's "smart" hairbrush: I'm betting that what the average woman most wants from her beauty routine (apart from feeling more beautiful when it's done) is for it to take less time and cost less money.
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I can't imagine anyone not enjoying being run over by this piece of slick sensational entertainment when first encountering it—nor not being freaked out, heaven help us, by its big-data/Big-Brotherism vibe, which calls to mind the Facebook–Cambridge Analytica data scandal and the Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections that helped bring to power Putin poodle Donald Trump.
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Whatever medium Dingle uses, her approach calls to mind Sol Lewitt's manifesto, "Sentences on Conceptual Art" (1969), which includes these statements: Irrational thoughts should be followed absolutely and logically; If the artist changes his mind midway through the execution of the piece he compromises the result and repeats past results; The artist's will is secondary to the process he initiates from idea to completion.
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The suggestion that leisure is crucial calls to mind the concept of "self-care," which has in recent years transcended its niche popularity among Tumblr users — who are fond of a 1988 quote by the black lesbian writer Audre Lorde: "Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare" — to ride into the mainstream on this rationale.
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This is the Apple iPhone Cupertino– sorry, San Bernardino case– and it also calls to mind will there be peer-to-peer implementations of the things you're thinking about that might not even need the server at all, and it's basically just an app that people use, and if it's going to deliver an ad, it can still do that appside, and how much governments will abide it.
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" Frostbitten and unnerving, Frigid Forms Sell calls to mind "Ice Age" by Joy Division, "Cold" by The Cure, or any number of other, early-80s post-punk songs that sought to evoke a state of icebound stasis, be it geological or emotional—all while mixing in Gang of Four's take on the commodification and dehumanization of sex in a capitalist system, linking all these themes cleverly by the double meaning of the word "frigid.
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Several months ago, she opened her latest permanent site-specific work, "Planar Pavilions," a loose grid of 219 configurations of black-painted cinder-block walls of varying heights — some low enough to sit on, others as tall and imposing as linebackers — along a gentle slope, which calls to mind the crumbled foundations of a future civilization as well as the constellation of concrete boxes Donald Judd installed in the early 21868s on his own property in Marfa, Tex.
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It is worth noting that all the artists in the show are Chinese-speaking, according to the brochure, and the majority are based on the mainland, so even though the concept calls to mind the art island of Naoshima or commissions of land art in Echigo-Tsumari, it doesn't have an "international" lineup that the Nanjing-based museum could easily have whipped up, given its collection caliber testified to by a park of starchitectures and the likes of Luc Tuymans.
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"There was a period of time when Esquire had a real literary charisma, and there was a culture that responded to it," said Mr. Fielden, 48, sounding nostalgic as he reclined in a banquette, wearing a steel-bluel Ferragamo suit and sporting what may be the best head of male hair in the magazine industry, a cascade of artfully coifed curls that calls to mind both the belletrist whimsy of Oscar Wilde and the gunslinger gusto of Wild Bill Hickok.
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While it is unlikely that they ever met or even knew of each other, Amino's use of Noguchi, Giacometti, and Miro calls to mind the Bay Area sculptor, Jeremy Anderson (271–26), Although Anderson enjoyed three retrospectives of his work during his lifetime, at the San Francisco Museum of Art and the Pasadena Art Museum (1966–67) and at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (1975), his work remained under the radar for many years after his death, and has started to receive some attention only recently, Similarly, I think Amino is due for a more extensive look, if only to get a fuller picture of what he achieved.
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