And in the early 2000s, that vision came to life.
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After the second stage, however, Suarez's car came to life.
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The fan pressurizing the planting system came to life again.
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Once Hader left, the Dodgers' bats again came to life.
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Her skin came to life ... It was utterly sensual, erotic.
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The conceit came to life once Levit began to play.
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I came to life, turned to him, and reached up.
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After the shock wore off, my warrior mindset came to life.
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Now it was as if suddenly the villagers came to life.
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" A.I. really came to life during the lyric, "F*ck practice.
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On Wednesday, the offense came to life again in the ninth.
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Tom Steyer came to life when he spoke about climate change.
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After the second half got underway, Irving's supporting cast came to life.
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By "learning on the job" the lessons I read came to life.
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The greatest pickup truck of all time came to life in 1948.
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They ventured out again, hours later, when the city came to life.
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And then he would just do it and it came to life.
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Read an exclusive behind-the-scenes account of how it came to life.
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As it came to life, she turned the gentle breeze toward my baby.
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Take a look at how the floating nuclear power plant came to life.
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The small voting tablet came to life, and cheers erupted around the table.
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With each eardrum-vibrating second, another fraction of the carpet came to life.
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He played the front nine in even par and then came to life.
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On Friday and Saturday nights, the unassuming building came to life, he said.
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The characters came to life in ways that feel unique to the game.
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The Jets' offense, however, came to life, firing 15 shots in the third period.
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Just like in the first half, the Bears finally came to life on offense.
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Winnipeg finally came to life, scoring twice in 21 seconds in the third period.
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VICE: Sisqo, tell me the exact moment that the Thong Song came to life?
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Themes such as slavery, misogyny, colorism and supernaturalism came to life in her hands.
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These stories came to life on Wednesday through Leader Pelosi's commitment to tell them.
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When it came to life milestones, Jessica Booth didn't do things the "traditional" way.
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And that's how the Mexican-inspired and influenced bath bomb company Brewbles came to life.
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Then, after 'only' 1,000 hours of pixel drawing and programming, Pitfall Harry came to life.
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The "Teddy" bear came to life and soon led Michtom to mass-producing the toys.
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Simplified graphics accompany the story, explaining just how the fourteen-year project came to life.
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As it concluded, when he sprinkled silver dust, they came to life and danced offstage.
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Stafford said that as Buck's character came to life, the filmmakers noticed the opposite problem.
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If Hermione came to life when he touched her marble hand, why not Mamillius, too?
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This is how the organic food assortments we have in our grocery stores came to life.
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It came to life quickly and set an awesome tone for the rest of the record.
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"By combining these two observations the idea of the NYC Urinal came to life," Nordsmark notes.
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I found Claremont and Byrne's stories when they came to life in a Saturday morning cartoon.
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On Sunday, after falling behind, 10-0, to the Titans, Mahomes and Company came to life.
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An object the team thought was a piece of debris from the launch suddenly came to life.
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The group came to life with suggestions of dressing up as your favorite Pokémon for the crawl.
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The renderings basically show what it would be like if Pokémon Go came to life. Bulbasaur. Bulbasaur.
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The world of Van Gogh came to life in an immersive VR environment called The Night Cafe.
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This is when a modern Jamaican identity came to life, emerging from a grassroots language and experience.
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In particular, we want to know how Veronica Lodge's beauty look came to life on the screen.
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But the game came to life as millions of people were using email for the first time.
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The second quarter was a different story as the Dallas offense came to life with three TDs.
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He held us in check after getting shut out last night and we just came to life.
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Then the Blue Jackets, who hadn't played since Monday, came to life with goals on consecutive shifts.
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That blunder taught her a lot and is the reason her financial literacy platform came to life.
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As we browsed through rooms of ancient artifacts, pictures and other paraphernalia, Jamaica's heroes came to life.
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But it came to life on Sunday afternoon, just in time to keep the Cleveland Browns winless.
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"When I put Lestat and the vampires into the mix, it really came to life," she said.
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But court rulings meant that when it came to life sentences, judges could only make them concurrent.
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After a hard day's work, and with a little help from Kadir herself, the garden came to life.
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Maleficent came to life thanks to a black corset with winged horns that look exactly like her own.
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Crazy to think that when I was a one year-old this story of #Aladdin came to life.
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That allowed for a quieter transition period, as CDs went away and the App Store came to life.
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Some New Yorkers wondered if they would ever live to see the day when it came to life.
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The plume of smoke tripled in size, as all 27 of Falcon Heavy's engines came to life. Zero.
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But when the blank metal doors swung open on a recent February evening, history suddenly came to life.
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"Shoutout to Ariana," Anderson said when we talked over the phone about how "Thank U, Next" came to life.
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Whether it was plants or S&M reconstructions of religious imagery, everything came to life in his chiaroscuro photos.
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The Tick first came to life as a comic book character created by Ben Edlund back in the 1980s.
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But with 7:30 left, down by 16 points, the Clips suddenly came to life — and so did Ballmer.
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The original form of the company came to life in the 22015s and the 1930s, selling vacuum-tube radios.
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A good deal of the positive reaction likely stems from the context in which the site came to life.
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These buildings came to life, as they paraded around SCI-Arc's quarter mile-long facility in a long procession.
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After an hour of scooping out strong-hold gel and blowdrying his hair into place, Sprouse's vision came to life.
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And I needed to know more about this playful scene and how the fictional band L'Enfance Nue came to life.
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DC Comics, once known as Detective Comics, slowly came to life and prosperity in the late 1930s and early 1940s.
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It is like the longest fanfiction you ever read came to life and decided to have Passover dinner with you.
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" In essence, it's "exactly what you'd imagine if the hottest meme of the summer came to life before your eyes.
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You'll like it if you liked: The story of "Frankenstein" and want more on how the book came to life.
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He had a nurse on hand to be an assistant in this procedure and it came to life that way.
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The recurring nightmare of families who send their children to school in America came to life in Santa Clarita, Calif.
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I wear the same getup so often that I look like a TJ Maxx mannequin that magically came to life.
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" OBSERVATIONS FROM MR. KUSHNER:"In the original version, the statue came to life, in a shout-out to 'Don Giovanni.
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In Washington, D.C., the #NoBanNoWall effort also came to life at a rally Monday evening in front of the Supreme Court.
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The Golden Knights' struggling offense came to life on Thursday night in Vegas' 5-3 road win over the Ottawa Senators.
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We spoke to West about how Luci came to life, and why millennials do and don't need her to save us.
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Above, you'll see a full video breakdown of the artistic visions and how they came to life in a festive environment.
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The men stepped off the walkway and went to the next, which came to life as the one behind them slowed.
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His vision of a Versailles-style small park came to life with the help of the French landscape architect Jean Mus.
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My community came to life in vibrant shades of pastel blue and green, the grid of my neighborhood alive with magic.
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Dzyuba buried the ensuing penalty kick past David De Gea and, just like that, Russia — and its crowd — came to life.
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But here is a preview of what we saw as eight artists' sketches, models and images — their dreams — came to life.
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But nearly as soon as the movement came to life, it was crushed under the treads of Soviet T-19603 tanks.
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He worked at meat markets for nearly two decades before his dream of having his own butcher shop came to life.
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The rest of the wig was then given a beautiful warm honey balayage — and boom, the Beyoncé effect came to life.
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N.L." cast member Alex Moffat, who explained, "I'm like if those shorts with the little whales on them came to life.
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At first, my dog would bark at and bite the strange little robot that seemingly came to life out of nowhere.
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A city called Zelenograd came to life on the outskirts of Moscow and was populated with all manner of brainy Soviet engineers.
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The stage came to life with building-sized holograms of Fortnite characters, while a custom set of graphics played behind Marshmello's avatar.
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Many investment startups also came to life during one of the most successful runs in the history of the U.S. stock market.
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During an otherwise lethargic performance in the most recent debate, Bernie Sanders came to life when asked to name an influential leader.
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Before we see the studio's new take on the story with Halle Bailey as the lead, learn how Ursula came to life.
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The unpredictable bounce made ball-control difficult, contributing to a forgettable first half, but the match came to life after the break.
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The offense came to life on the opening drive of the second half to spring the Bearcats to a 213-23 lead.
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The dream came to life a few years later when I began working on Assassin's Creed Syndicate as — wait for it — software architect.
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The way, for example, Simmons said that the lilac-crowned Amazon, Dagwood, came to life around Jim Minick, the former Navy helicopter crewman.
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The entire city came to life and, at least for the night, loved one another with the kind of exuberance you cannot manufacture.
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I created F212—" one of the groups on VK in which the game came to life "—In order to see what would happen.
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And thanks to Anthony, Ciara's "fairy-tale" wedding dream came to life, even if it did have a few setbacks here and there.
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As America's next fighter jet came to life, some of its sensitive design and electronics data were believed to be compromised in 2009.
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The only characters who had vivid features were those shown in news clips or online, as if people came to life only onscreen.
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While some 500 dog puppets were made for the movie, here is a closer look at how four key canines came to life.
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Schubert's Leiermann came to life with startling immediacy at a recent performance of "Winterreise" by the vocalist Natasa Mirkovic at the Elbphilharmonie here.
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When the computer finally came to life, its screen displayed a simple animation — green waves of varying thickness undulating against a blue background.
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This little kid inside me that loves to dress up and pretend, that I thought was done for, just came to life again.
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Even my most morose relatives somehow came to life, revealing a sunnier side of themselves kept dormant during the rest of the year.
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Urban Decay came to life in 1996, when Zomnir, who was working in marketing, met Sandy Lerner, a fellow makeup-lover and tech entrepreneur.
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We started meeting with investors and Susan Sarandon came to one of the events and with her enthusiasm it really all came to life.
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Batman v Superman was a rather dreary flick, but the screen magically came to life with every (too brief) glimpse of her Diana Prince.
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"We tuned Office, we then tuned the Intel part, we tuned Windows, we made sure that, in portrait, it came to life," Panay says.
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The Italian came to life in the second set, including a stretch where he erased five break points during his first two service games.
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Elon's fears kinda came to life on the heels of Boston Dynamics releasing footage of their latest robot, Atlas, that can run and jump.
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Surrounding him were his bandmates; behind him was an animated projection of his head, which came to life as the band began to perform.
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The legislative branch came to life One of the most disturbing spectacles of the Trump era has been the crumbling of the Congressional spine.
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After entering, he began scanning the deck to see which of his friends would show today, and the pool came to life around him.
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It's his use of classic artistic principles like foreshortening, textured elements, and photorealistic lighting that made me momentarily believe his works came to life.
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Soon, 15 screaming 11-year-old girls dashed in and crafted their jack-o'-lanterns, which came to life with flickering candles planted inside.
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When "Pina" was released in 2011, there was much to admire, especially in the way dance segments came to life with dimensionality and amplitude.
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The 108-year-old maker of suitcases and bags was once the pre-eminent American name when it came to life on the go.
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As a self-proclaimed "makeup person," she was a fan of the brand before the collection came to life, which made the partnership seamless.
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" In Canada he watched as a "boulder-sized shape" came to life, "a shape that lifted its head, unfurled itself and became a bear.
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But the Bulldogs came to life, drawing to 71-65 on four straight 3-pointers by Carter, the fourth with 4:04 to play.
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One of the LED eyelash makers leading the pack now appears to be F.Lashes, which came to life in July after a successful Kickstarter campaign.
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Yet Velodyne's one-time monopoly has eroded in recent years, as dozens of lidar startups came to life, and robocar makers found their own way.
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Billions of miles from Earth, at the edge of interstellar space, a long-dormant part of a far-flung spacecraft came to life this week.
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A dystopian novel that has seen newfound attention since Trump's election came to life this week at a Texas protest over legislation limiting reproductive rights.
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It was underseasoned, though it quickly came to life with a hit of table salt, and was served with a generous dollop of ricotta cheese.
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So when I found out that there was a Parrothead club in Toronto, I was keen to see just how their Margaritaville came to life.
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In that time, as Williamsburg became a magnet for the wealthy and aspirational, only a portion of the promised Bushwick Inlet Park came to life.
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Baileys came to life in 1973 when Mr. Jago was in charge of new products for International Distillers & Vintners, or I.D.V., a British liquor giant.
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My fear came to life on one of those lamp-lit West Village streets when a man walking toward us scowled at my son's flag.
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A pixelated image of Mr. Serebrennikov, wearing a black T-shirt, a trim beard and black-rimmed glasses, came to life on the small screen.
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That company came to life in March 210 as Southwestern Bell, spun off from the old AT&T as a result of an antitrust suit.
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Dancenoise came to life during the AIDS crisis, and even though it was the oldest act on Thursday night's program, it was easily the freshest.
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This game that came to life in the streets of New York City — practiced mainly by girls — is an integral piece of African-American culture.
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Whenever the BAM/Restoration Dance Youth Ensemble was onstage — these splendid dancers, full of aplomb, were a joy to behold — the show came to life.
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I observed with special delight as a watchmaker inserted a balance wheel into a new watch, and it came to life for the first time.
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With a simple meal, though, of salt-and-pepper sausages with sautéed onions and peppers and a big green salad, the wine came to life.
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But just as the evening came to life with that apocalyptic prospect, it was all over and delegates shuffled off to the lobby and the bar.
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The RSS feed, when it came to life, was a powerful idea, one that made data portable without the added weight of the surrounding web page.
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"He's just like if a dog came to life and was like, 'I'm a great actor with a perfect face'," Lawrence said of her co-star.
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Then I heard the roar as the chain saw came to life, saw the flash of the blade as he held it high in the air.
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But it's worth remembering that when it first came to life, it was awesome—it created new ways for people to be interactive on the internet.
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Alex Jones, a man who is the physical embodiment of an online comments section came to life, has a theory about what's wrong with Donald Trump.
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Mets offense comes alive in win over Indians CLEVELAND — The New York Mets' dormant offense finally came to life Friday night, and they needed every run.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Maracanãzinho Arena came to life on Thursday for the women's volleyball semifinals, but there was one thing missing: the team belonging to Brazil.
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Our conversation covered the immortal legacy of Judy Blume, changing trends in kid-lit covers, and how the idea of a texting Margaret came to life.
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But Michigan State came to life at that point as Winston hit his two straight 33-pointers to ignite a 14-0 run for the Spartans.
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"The project came to life due to three friends meeting over and over again after hours and brainstorming how we can build something big," said Banaszkiewicz.
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Another Vinton project, the Domino's Pizza Noid, came to life in the mid-22011s, around the time that Mr. Vinton taught raisins to sing and dance.
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We revisited the song two months later and decided to finish it, and it just came to life when all of us gave it another go.
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In 20183, however, one Mars transport concept came to life as an early prototype, and over the summer it completed several low-altitude tests in Texas.
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"I really love how the play did a good job of connecting the imagination with the real story of how Peter Pan came to life," added Zendaya.
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A lot more would change if even a handful of her big ticket proposals -- some original, some of them revamped or repackaged past legislation -- came to life.
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Michael Bennet -- He came to life on the immigration border issue by likening the separation of children to what his mother endured during the Holocaust in Poland.
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More than half a decade ago, one of Apple's most controversial computers came to life, molded out of aluminum into a striking, hard-to-ignore cylindrical design.
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Every year I approach it knowing that in olden times, pre-FDA, stuffing first came to life being shoved back into the empty cavity of a bird.
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OSU came to life when walk-on safety Jaydon Grant intercepted an Eason pass and returned it 36 yards to trim the Beavers' deficit to 13-7.
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These nonconformist dust-dwellers are what would happen if a Carl Sagan quote came to life, destroyed all their neurotransmitters by doing too much ayahuasca, and mutated.
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While we were standing in the gallery, the lights over the palette, installed by Orellana so Eakins can "mix" colors, suddenly came to life like a carnival.
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For people in the bottom income quartile, the top cities when it came to life expectancy were New York, Santa Barbara, San Jose, Miami, and Los Angeles.
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"Long Island City is such a strange place, but living there, this area of taxi depots and Chinese cake factories really came to life," Mr. Zeltner said.
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Beige walls and dim lighting came to life with standout wall art, including a giant installation made up of what looked like larger-than-life gold sequins.
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" Though his notebooks contain countless inventions and intuitions that came to life only centuries later, the exhibition seeks to put them into context, "express his thought correctly.
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Perez (13-12) allowed just two hits over the first six innings and had a 5-0 lead to work with before the A's came to life late.
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Hiya came to life a year ago when it was spun out by Whitepages to take on TrueCaller and others in the world of smart caller ID services.
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Look, obviously we were all shocked that a pile of snow roughly shaped like a man came to life after we put an old silk hat on him.
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Wyoming jumped out to an 8-2 lead in the opening minutes and led 423-5 before San Jose State came to life with an 8-0 run.
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Each of the toys came to life within the pages, where they populated the Hundred Acre Wood, modeled on the Ashdown Forest outside the Milnes' East Sussex home.
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CreditCreditShawn Brackbill for The New York Times New York Fashion Week finally came to life Tuesday evening in the shadow of the valley of — well, not death exactly.
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LONDON — What is now Thomson Reuters came to life a decade ago in a $17 billion merger of the Thomson financial information business and the Reuters news service.
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The charming-yet-demonic costume came to life via the hands of Brooklyn-based artist Rae Swon, who works meticulously with needle felting to render mythical, nostalgic art garments.
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BARCELONA — On Tuesday night, a Google Hangout video feed on a large screen came to life above a crowd of several hundred people in Sant Vicenç dels Horts, Spain.
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There was a female avatar standing inside who came to life, indicating that Lisa Kotecki, AltspaceVR's community manager, was down the hall and now plugged into her own setup.
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Rousey hilariously explained to Ellen DeGeneres how her cover came to life, saying it involved artist Joanne Gair using a brush to fill in Rousey's, well, use your imagination.
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"Underground" came to life on a niche channel in an age of niches, a series about a monumental subject airing at a time when TV rarely delivered monumental statements.
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While famed Brazilian teams like Fluminense, Corinthians and Pelé's old team, Santos, were founded around the start of the 20th century, Chapecoense came to life much later, in 1973.
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Fueled by the comfort of their reconnection, Hiss Spun—due out September 22—came to life as an evocative meditation on finding stability and sanity in a chaotic world.
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Clinton always seemed relieved when the interview was over and only then came to life — even waiting on me and cleaning up after my lunch on their campaign bus.
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And you know, if anything it reminded me make sure I look at all the way in and you know, once we executed it the filling special came to life.
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The Atlanta Falcons came to life in the second quarter with three touchdowns to lead the stunned New England Patriots 21-3 at halftime of the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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In addition, the hotel will feature spacious gardens and rooms designed after Andy's actual bedroom— the same room where Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Mr. Potato Head all came to life.
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Geyser and Weier told police that they stabbed their friend 19 times to protect themselves and their family from "Slenderman," a fictional creature that came to life on the internet.
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In memory of her death earlier this week, The Telegraph took a look back at how the memorable character came to life in Richard Donner's version of the superhero story.
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In a signature role, West played Bruce Wayne and his alter ego, the crime-fighting, costumed Batman, a popular comics character who came to life on the ABC-TV series.
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ArtsBeat came to life on April 27, 2007, when The Times was still based on West 43rd Street, and our digital publishing systems were less nimble than they have become.
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What results is like if the cultural concept of The Gym came to life and animated the body of an absolute div, Armani boxers above the jeans and all. Horrifying.
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But Dallas finally came to life in the final stretch of the half, drawing to within 45-44 on a 3-pointer by Davis with 763:04 left until halftime.
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For 90 minutes, it was possible to forget the controversies that have dogged this festival for months, as fresh and electrifying art came to life in the onetime engine house.
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They then built an electronic larynx and reconstructed what would be the sound he'd make if he came to life again, speech scientist David Howard told the New York Times.
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It is both comforting and endearing to witness first-hand how plays came to life, and to be made aware that not everything Williams wrote was Broadway and Hollywood material.
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The market came to life while Mr. Brooks was renovating a pair of old buildings in the Central Business District to form the 35-room Catahoula Hotel, which opened in 2016.
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Her preternatural ability to read the room was the vehicle by which Big Little Lies's soundtrack came to life in the first season, but is far less utilized in the second.
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KC Lemson, who many Microsoft employees speak highly of, is the mastermind behind the Windows ninja cat, and she's finally agreed to tell her side of how it came to life.
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The artist's characteristic whimsy came to life in 18 pieces — Bull, Cactus and Moon styles — created in pink, yellow and white gold, black rhodium, diamonds, citrines, corals, amethysts, rubies and sapphires.
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"Dream that my little baby came to life again; that it had only been cold, and that we rubbed it before the fire, and it lived," she wrote in her diary.
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If my deepest fears came to life, and Dylan did leave me for a stick-thin 20-year-old, could I really say that I still wanted to be with him?
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Du Bois's infographics on Black education, employment, literacy, population, and more came to life through his collaboration with researchers from HBCUs (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) including Tuskegee, Howard, and Hampton.
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The opening game of the tournament passed without incident in the city, with France and Romania playing out a contest that began tensely, but came to life in the closing stages.
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In the rollick and riot of the group's performance, and the curious engagement of the riled-up crowd, these two stages came to life, just as the original clubs once had.
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Loudspeakers came to life as their camouflaged, many-wheeled carriers growled towards the grand gateway of the Forbidden City where President Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders waited on a rostrum.
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Since the Weinstein allegations came to life, stories emerged from various women, including Felicity Huffman, Renée Zellweger, and Kerry Washington, claiming the Hollywood mogul pressured them into wearing Marchesa to Hollywood events.
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On Thursday, InStyle's editor-in-chief Laura Brown announced that the magazine's February cover star, Drew Barrymore, created the ultimate TBT and took to Instagram sharing how the concept came to life.
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The Echo Society came to life after its members, all friends in LA, attended a 2013 orchestral performance that fell flat due to what they felt was a lack of local heart.
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Mueller came to life when his underlings were attacked In a rare break from a low-key performance in front of the Judiciary Committee, Mueller pushed back hard against Florida Republican Rep.
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The villain eventually came to life in February 22017, well before his six-part comic book series called The Infinity Gauntlet; it's the series that Avengers: Infinity War is partially based around.
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Facebook just ran its first Super Bowl ad this year, and its CMO Antonio Lucio and its agency Wieden and Kennedy revealed how the $11.2 million, 1-minute commercial came to life.
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Thirty years after Mary Poppins was first published, the fictional icon came to life on the big screen, and in Technicolor, with the help of Walt Disney, Julie Andrews, and Dick Van Dyke.
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The scorching light didn't waver until the blackened rocks began to mollify under the herd's plodding steps — until even their ashen wake came to life again with flames and flashes of searing gas.
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Average rank: 30.12018 stats: 75 receptions, 1,005 receiving yards, 7 touchdowns, 140.5 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Amari Cooper came to life after his mid-season trade to the Dallas Cowboys last year.
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Mr. Rajab, 53, president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, is a leader of the pro-democracy movement that came to life in 2011, during the Arab Spring uprisings across the region.
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How the new 'Lion King' came to life Even though the film looks like a live-action remake of "The Lion King," every shot (except for the first) was created on a computer. 7.
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On Monday, Rober posted a 10-minute video of how the bait package came to life and even the reactions of the so-called porch pirates after they realized they weren't stealing anything valuable.
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Below, we caught up with Ahn to see which pieces of jewelry she can't leave the house without, how she first met Kim Jones, and how her first collection for Dior came to life.
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But during their first table reading when the words came to life, Allen said, it felt clear that they were on to something special that would require the effort and dedication of everyone involved.
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When you're going to play a card game designed by Winston Churchill, especially one that came to life with the help of former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, it helps to do it right.
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The stadium came to life as Gary Sanchez, Jacoby Ellsbury and Headley circled the bases in the sixth inning and the Yankees, who had trailed from the start of the game, seized the lead.
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" Particularly relevant to the topic of abortion, Ezekiel goes on to write that a pile of bones, tendons, flesh and skin – with "no breath in them" – only "came to life" after "breath entered them.
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And once the evidence of collusion with a foreign power came to life in billboard-level proof, and the lying about that evidence was exposed for what it is, Pence said not a peep.
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Author Raymond Briggs created and illustrated the story of a little boy whose snowman came to life in a 1978 book, which has since sold 5.5 million copies and been translated into 21 languages.
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Several of these groups, including BlackPAC and Collective PAC, came to life in 2016, as African-American political operatives prepared for the end of Barack Obama's presidency and a new era in American politics.
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Dear God, Al. Ted Cruz, who looks like if a hastily made ventriloquist dummy came to life while watching The 700 Club, offered a rebuttal in the form of an insanely good "covfefe" tweet. Covfefe?
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Alligator Boots, which West cocreated along with collaborator and friend Rhymefest, came to life as a filthy, irreverent spoof of The Muppet Show, hosted by West and costarring a felt-covered pig named Pork Troy.
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Yankees 6, Royals 3 When the Yankees' bullpen gate opened and Aroldis Chapman jogged toward the pitcher's mound, the typically staid Yankee Stadium came to life, and the baseball game morphed into a carnival act.
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Mr. Sherman also put walleye, the big glassy-eyed perch, on the dinner menu, with a maple and corn broth, and wrinkled dry apple slices that came to life with dabs of lemony sorrel purée.
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Woods came to life with a pair of birdies late on the front nine, and he was in range to get even closer when he hit a lob wedge to 6 feet on No. 10.
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They combined it with an electronic larynx to reconstruct "the sound that would come out of his vocal tract if he was in his coffin and his larynx came to life again," Dr. Howard said.
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Thus came to life the idea of NaTakallam, pioneering the concept of leveraging the Internet economy and refugees' language skills to provide language services to users worldwide, who, through their engagement, help support displaced persons' livelihoods.
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At the climax, the swordsman's ex-wife died in his arms; as the corpse's hair came to life to take revenge for the husband's fickle behavior, Amber Star-Goers' high-pitched howl folded into white noise.
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The PGA Championship, which plodded along laboriously for three days, suddenly came to life on the back nine on Sunday, with five tied for the lead at one stage before 24-year-old Thomas emerged triumphant.
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Average rank: 14.52018 stats: One thing to know: After a disappointing start to the season, the Cowboys offense came to life in the second half of the season after the acquisition of wide receiver Amari Cooper.
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The Kilauea Volcano on Hawaii's Big Island came to life on Thursday, belching ash into the sky and spewing fountains of lava in a residential area where people were ordered to leave their homes, officials said.
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Having done nothing before going one up, Lennon suddenly came to life, rolling back the years and looking a threat again, tracking back on his wing and causing a hassle in attack for his former side.
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The daring play, in the fifth inning, not only tied the score, it invigorated the crowd, which came to life just as the Yankees did, rallying for a 6-373 victory on Friday at Yankee Stadium.
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The Survival Kit came to life thanks to New York Today readers, who over the past few weeks sent in dozens of ideas for items under $25 that had come to their rescue in the past.
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Despite winning the support of then-Ford President Lee Iacocca, the idea was vetoed by former Chairman Henry Ford II. It was only after Iacocca and Sperlich moved to Chrysler that the minivan concept came to life.
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The American briefly came to life to hold for 3-1 in the second set and then unleashed a couple of bombs to put the set back on serve on a Kerber error after a lengthy rally.
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"It just came to life," Hayes says of the new virtual reality video for his single "Yesterday's Song," which puts viewers up close with multiple versions of the multi-instrumentalist as he plays guitar, drums and sings.
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That philosophy came to life at the legendary parties in his mansions - first in his native Chicago, then in Los Angeles' exclusive Holmby Hills neighborhood - where legions of male celebrities swarmed to mingle with beautiful young women.
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Valfaris, an action game where the main character pauses to headbang every time they find a weapon, is what might happen if an Iron Maiden album came to life in the form of a new Contra game.
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The opening storm of "Die Walküre" similarly came to life: We were in a sky full of dark, rushing clouds; then in the middle of a forest during a snowstorm; then inside a hut glowing with firelight.
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But, we can try to dig a little deeper to see how "Mooo!" came to life, and figure out how on earth we, as a society, spent an entire week low-key pretending to be a farm animal.
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So it is no coincidence that the Hong Kong protest movement really came to life just as it became clear that Beijing was going to keep devaluing the yuan and eating costs in response to the Trump tariffs.
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In Baton Rouge, Spell said a police officer came to Life Tabernacle Church on Tuesday night and told him the next time the church held a service, the National Guard would be sent in to break it up.
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Wood marquetry also lent an aptly rugged feel to the Portrait of an American Indian pocket watch, where the subject, in full fur and feather finery, came to life through 304 wood pieces from 20 species of tree.
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Only they can talk about the moments and storylines that came to life from impromptu brainstorm sessions between scenes or what it sounded like when John Krasinski took a hit to the face from a basketball during a scene.
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For some reason, this combination came to life on Wednesday when Bieber took the time to bless Instagram timelines with two videos of him practicing some dance moves to the tune of "Perfect," off of Sheeran's critically-acclaimed album, ÷.
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"The Crunchies came to life at a time when the San Francisco startup community needed lots of pats on the back and excuses to socialize — it was a fun event that brought the scene together," Desmond and Panzarino wrote.
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It was only when the Qatari foreign ministry released a statement saying it was facing a campaign of lies and fabrications aimed at putting the Gulf Arab state under guardianship that the channel came to life on the topic.
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The iconic film, which initially performed poorly at the box office but has since built a formidable cult following, starred Tim Curry and a list of heavy-hitters in a story where the popular board game came to life.
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Oregon's offense finally came to life in the fourth quarter, taking just 1:40 off the clock to gain the lead after a 28-yard pass from Herbert to Mitchell put the Ducks ahead 7-6 with 11:19 to go.
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While we continue to daydream about the magic that is high-fashion and its haute couture-like processes, watch the video below to see how the world's most elaborate romper came to life — and really, what makes fashion so cool.
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After all, Lohan's Casey — a football star and snarky pre-teen — was just as much the star of 2000's Life-Size as her humanized doll, who came to life to help Casey move on from the loss of her mom.
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"Big Spender" comes right before "Radio Ga Ga," a fist-pumping anthem that really came to life on tour in the mid-'80s, when played in front of a teeming mass of humanity, all raising their hands in the air.
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In his 1988 installation"The Man Who Flew into Space from His Apartment," installed initially in Kabakov's own studio, many of the key themes and ideas that he had so far been developing since the mid 1960s suddenly came to life.
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Then it was the Friars' turn to cool off and Marquette came to life, using a 10-4 run, including six in a row, to tie the game at 79 when Howard converted a three-point play with 24 seconds left.
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Cowboys 261, Redskins 272 The Dallas Cowboys stayed alive in the N.F.C. East race for at least a few more days as their long-slumbering offense came to life in a 226-2513 victory over the Washington Redskins on Thursday night.
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The line, which produced a selection classic pieces meant to integrate into any (yes, any) wardrobe seamlessly, came to life when its founders struggled to find wear everyday staples at their desired level of craftsmanship — and, even trickier, at an accessible price point.
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But it came to life in a big way on Saturday when the 25-year-old belted a grand slam off a fastball from reliever Fernando Rodney to put his team just two wins away for their second championship in three years.
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The audience, standing 10 deep around the edges of the room, came to life when Ms. Warren arrived at the climax of her speech, about her plans to dole out the proceeds from a 2 percent wealth tax on the richest Americans.
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The Opera North production carried the subtitle "A Murder Ballad" and featured The Tiger Lillies' frontman, the singer and accordionist Martyn Jacques, growling and warbling (often in his signature falsetto) while the dramatic scenes came to life behind him in a choreographed pantomime.
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As Apple Music came to life from the purchase of Beats and emerged as Spotify's most robust competitor, the line was heavily scrutinized after the fact, but it's possible that the wrong path became the right one for a single, simple reason.
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My father, an inveterate list-maker, rattled off the names of games, trains, and radio shows, giving little in the way of description, yet it all came to life for me, as gaudy and vivid and fragrant as those boxes of cigars.
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So came the unceremonious end for a once-vaunted portfolio that came to life in 1968 as the New England Growth Fund, overseen for most of years by Heebner, a contrarian investor who scored some of the industry's biggest gains and losses.
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Down by double digits in the first half, Victor Oladipo and the Pacers came to life in the second half when Irving exited the game to hold off the shorthanded Boston Celtics 99-97 on Sunday night at TD Garden in Boston.
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It is the place where the glories of King Solomon and the defiance of the Maccabees came to life, among whose columns Jesus walked and preached, a site housing spectacles of great joy but also, on the occasions of its destruction, inconsolable lamentation.
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He came to life when he talked about his visits as a volunteer to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and his work with Habitat for Humanity and Team Rubicon, a nonprofit that deploys veterans to do disaster response around the world.
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ISIS came to life because the American invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan weakened those states and destabilized the region, making it possible to conquer some territory with motivated troops and a bunch of Ford F-230s mounted with machine guns and rocket launchers.
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However, Ms. Erikawa was firm in her beliefs, insisted that "there are just as many women in the world as men, of course there can be a separate market," and eventually the world's first game marketed towards women, Angelique, came to life.
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This week as TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin came to life, Kate Clark and I snagged some mics and dug through the biggest news of the week (a $50 million check), and talked through who may go public next year and what those IPOs might look like.
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His processed, mumbled gospel music came to life in the hands of a full choir before he ceded the stage to The-Dream and Chance the Rapper, and he was glowing and grinning stage right while the latter delivered a typically buoyant, crafty verse.
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The Astros offense, which has been virtually non-existent on the road this postseason, came to life in extra innings when Jose Altuve and Carlos Correa hit back-to-back solo home runs to lead off the 23th, putting the Astros up 21-23.
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Corporate America helped provide the hardware; professionals in a variety of fields, from doctors to lawyers to car mechanics, provided much of the early content; and Case Western helped fund upgrades to the new version of Cleveland that came to life on its campus.
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Most recently an 1870 statue of Abraham Lincoln at the northern end of Union Square Park came to life, though not with the voice of the Republican emancipator, but through the faces and voices of fourteen recent war veterans who served in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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The commercial and critical success of Peter Jackson's extended Lord of the Rings box sets or the endless search for the perfect Blade Runner cut speaks to the demand from fans to see the behind-the-scenes process of how their favorite films came to life.
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Rahm, 3-down with four holes left, came to life, winning the par-four 15th with a birdie before taking the par-five 16th with another birdie, sinking a 30-footer after an astonishing second shot from the rough that he somehow threaded through an oak tree.
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According to Howard, the recent success of 12 Years a Slave and Black Panther allowed for Harriet to be made now, and the Tubman biopic of Howard's dreams finally came to life this year with the far more appropriate casting of Cynthia Erivo in the lead role.
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The Astros came to life at Nationals Park in Washington D.C., outscoring the Nationals 2237-217 to erase a 2220-22014 deficit in the World Series and head back to Minute Maid Park with a 33-23 series lead in advance of Game 27 on Tuesday.
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The "computer" was made by a company called Box Props, which came to life in 20123, was the idea of three brothers—Lou Oates, Mike Oates, and Tim Oates—who had ties to the furniture industry, with Lou owning a chain of stores that sold unfinished furniture.
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As fans flock to theaters to take in the setting, soundtrack, fashion and overall Black excellence, we're especially excited for the film's celebration of natural hair — so we reached out to the film's lead hairstylist, Camille Friend, for the inside scoop on how the character's styles came to life.
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The PDFs origin story is a bit more boring than that of the MP230, which was built around the contours of Suzanne Vega's unaccompanied voice on "Tom's Diner," and the ZIP file, which came to life in a brutal legal battle that was egged on by the whims of BBS users.
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In 24, Apple released an officially branded graphics tablet, which came to life on the Apple II thanks to Rundgren's Utopia Graphics Tablet System software, which he ended up working on due to his affiliation with the New York Institute of Technology, a hotbed for computer graphics technology at the time.
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Oscar-winning songwriters Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez talked to Business Insider about how they created the songs for "Frozen II."Known for making the hit song "Let It Got" from the first movie, they broke down how the equally catchy "Into the Unknown" came to life for the sequel.
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And for nearly 25 years, according to a historical document obtained by Lightstone, the real estate company that now owns the building, his vision came to life as clerks, mechanics, chauffeurs and the like stayed at the 21954,875-room property, where hot meals and communal showers were among the amenities.
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On May 14, 2017 an episode of the satirical Italian TV program Le Iene (or "Reservoir Dogs" in English) aired a report dedicated to the 'Blue Whale game' (or 'challenge'), a type of online game that came to life in different forums and groups on VKontakte, the most popular social network in Russia.
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That may come as a surprise to Crunchies fans, and it's a little sad for us too, but the Crunchies came to life at a time when the San Francisco startup community needed lots of pats on the back and excuses to socialize — it was a fun event that brought the scene together.
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If all the objects in a gallery came to life and began abandoning the walls, the scene might look something like Revenge of the Crystal, a group show that shares its title with post-structuralist Jean Baudrillard's book, Revenge of the Crystal: Selected Writings on the Modern Object and Its Destiny, 1968-1983.
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I almost thought he was there to cruise, that maybe it was a place men used, but he had an air of belonging, leaning against the wall, and I decided he must be something like a guard, keeping an eye on the place until it came to life again for the summer.
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After the Jacksonville offense had stalled all day, Gardner Minshew came to life on the team&aposs final drive, taking the Jaguars all the way down the field in just over a minute before connecting with Chris Conley in the end zone to take a 20-16 lead, stunning the home crowd.
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The Psion 3c (shown above) nonetheless drew such passionate fans that in 1997, roughly six years after the Series 3 first came to life, PC Magazine's Brian Nadel compared the device to the Windows CE-based personal digital assistants of the era and argued that it still held up despite its more modern competitors.
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All I remember was Noah had a pirate accent; he and his wife wore rain hats (it rained all the time which is the only part of the show that felt grounded in reality); and they travelled around in an inflatable arc full of animals, and various household appliances came to life, and everyone drank lots of tea.
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Michigan State scored the first four points of the second half to extend its lead to 39-20, but Wisconsin quickly came to life as Reuvers scored eight straight, D'Mitrik Trice hit a jumper and Reuvers nailed another triple to push the Badgers' run to 13-0 cut the deficit to 39-33 with 73:41 to play.
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Chicken Parmo Parmos are one of those food phenomena—like café americanos and Spam musubi—that came to life when foreign cuisines came up against the tastes of American GIs during World War II. Like a German schnitzel served with cheesy béchamel sauce, parmos were created by a chef in the U.S. army that settled in the north of England. 5.
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Three UK — owned by CK Hutchison Holdings, which also has stakes in mobile operations in Australia, Austria, Denmark, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Macau, Sri Lanka, Sweden and Vietnam — is the youngest of the UK's major mobile carriers: it came to life only with the UK turning on 3G, and it then picked up users with cheap unlimited or high-cap data plans.
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As a result, we may see an indie renaissance and some much-needed innovation and dynamism in the sector, as we saw when PC and video games came to life in the 1980s and 1990s, possibly with more lightweight games that can monetize effectively by combining VR volumes on F2P margins, but without the user acquisition competition that's around on mobile.
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If you want to know how The Haunted Mansion, Matterhorn Bobsleds, and Epcot Center came to life, and look at areas of the park that aren't seen by the general public (like the expansive underground "city" below Disney World), Iwerks mixes interviews with many of the people who were on the front lines with fantastic archival footage to show how it was done.
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As quickly as the meme came to life, it died: A few days after the first few videos went viral, BuzzFeed's office did a version (Ryan is in the horse mask; I run and hide into a conference room), and six days after that, the Today show anchors did one, which seemed to everyone to signal the end of the meme.
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Guy Fieri, with his nose deep red with sunburn, trying to eat an entire two-hander burger in one bite; Guy Fieri, wearing a T-shirt that says "SPIRITUAL GANGSTER," wriggling his eyebrows while sucking spaghetti; Guy Fieri, with his eyes like an innocent cow, pauses with a fork for just a second, just a second; Guy Fieri, with his face and body like a flame effect shirt came to life, making you wonder how often he dyes his soul patch; Guy Fieri, the troll pencil-topper in a rejected Goosebumps short story, trying to crawl down to hell by eating mac 'n' cheese with his hot bare hands.
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