The image came to mind of a wedge being driven.
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As the credits rolled, one word came to mind: unearned.
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The first word that came to mind was 'BOOM SHAKALAKA'.
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One bite in and one word came to mind — steak.
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Nureyev came to mind on Sunday when Jesús Carmona danced.
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The punch line "and such small portions" came to mind.
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We forget why this distinction came to mind … Oh yes!
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The first word that came to mind was 'BOOM SHAKALAKA.
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A 16th-century Flemish painting came to mind, and that's it.
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So I picked the first simple idea that came to mind.
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The quip came to mind last week as South Bend, Ind.
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If they asked again, I said whatever came to mind first.
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In answer to this question, several possibilities immediately came to mind.
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The question Michael had asked me long ago came to mind.
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When I reread this statement recently, two painters came to mind.
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The other artist who came to mind was Kerry James Marshall.
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These thoughts came to mind as "Boys" comes back into view.
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Were there specific examples of environmental depredation that came to mind?
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Later, when I was reassessing my career, it came to mind.
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"Three things came to mind and led to those tears," he continued.
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That's what came to mind when I saw Kathy Griffin's gruesome image.
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Here is where the Marathon Benefit Reading once again came to mind.
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That image came to mind last week during the third presidential debate.
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Rereading that entry 10 years later, a few thoughts came to mind.
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Without much thought, the image of the American flag came to mind.
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"The Eleventh Hour," however, came to mind in terms of its contrast.
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Kaka'ako, for instance, always came to mind: the light-industrial neighborhood near downtown.
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The word mayhem came to mind when I walked into that crowded pandemonium.
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And as we sat there quietly eating, a horrible memory came to mind.
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One of the first artists that came to mind was Jade Purple Brown.
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But then MUMBO JUMBO came to mind and was too perfect to disregard.
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Humble is not the word that came to mind ocean-side in Malibu.
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A specific man came to mind during Prada's spring 2019 men's wear show.
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Two possibilities came to mind: a surplus of thyroid hormone or of adrenaline.
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Quickly, a statement I read in a T.D. Jakes' book came to mind.
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After driving it for two days, only one word came to mind. Sick.
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That exchange came to mind this morning when I learned of his nomination.
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A discussion I'd had with my Mom earlier that day came to mind.
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When you were thinking about updating it for the present, what came to mind?
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The first thing that came to mind was "Condensation Cube" by Hans Haacke (1965).
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A recent hiking trip came to mind, and I texted my partner about it.
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We talked about their guns, their work, the other guests, whatever came to mind.
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So the one which came to mind for me was maybe mathematics and theater.
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Heart aflutter and spirit soaaring, "invigorating" is the word that immediately came to mind.
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In Providence talking to the Organization of American Historians, and this came to mind:
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But the shot that came to mind for most Raptors fans came in 2001.
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Rancid and sour is how we'd describe it — dead fish also came to mind.
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One of the first things that came to mind for some reason was Seattle.
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" —Cameron Goins "André 3000 came to mind first, so I'll use him as an example.
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One example that came to mind was when she famously decided to cut her hair.
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Here are the eerie similarities that came to mind while I was watching Alias Grace.
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A person that came to mind recently is the new Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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" And then a third shapely theme entry suddenly came to mind: "The Sound of Music.
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EINE KLEINE / NACHTMUSIK came to mind instantly, and UNA POCA DE GRACIA followed shortly thereafter.
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When I was thinking about this, the term "proprioception," of body recognition, came to mind.
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As the paper considered potential donors, Buffett, a graduate of the university, came to mind.
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Natah spent a day making phone calls to friends and advocates—anyone who came to mind.
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RMC: Not possible to answer this, but La Ciénaga by Lucrecia Martel just came to mind.
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Signing the guest book, and seeing Worth's name just above mine, Bly's line came to mind.
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"Miraculous" is the first word that came to mind when I saw the almost-finished panel.
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Lethal Weapon came to mind—Sam, you were in National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon in the 90s.
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Carrot cake immediately came to mind, and I was determined to make it a savory one.
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I asked the paleontologists about dinosaurs, geology, science, the state and whatever else came to mind.
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The word that came to mind as I ate the Buffalo Wild Wings sauce was reliable.
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Shortly after reading Coffey's statement, the unlikely pairing of Euan Uglow and Jasper Johns came to mind.
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A social psych experiment along the lines of Milgram's came to mind; we were all being tested.
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I had no way of contacting Bishop's wife, but one thought came to mind: the hotel room.
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When many French citizens thought of the National Front, those were the associations that came to mind.
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"Cute" was the first word that came to mind, which usually spells trouble for a tech product.
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So instead of looking it up, I rattled off the first one that came to mind—90210.
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Miranda said the song came to mind after the hurricane by the same name devastated the island.
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But her elegy for "unfinished work" and untapped creativity came to mind as I read Dowling's book.
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That's where the video came from — being put under pressure and whipping out whatever came to mind.
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Mustapha was sitting on the floor of his bedroom one evening when the question came to mind.
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Trump's answers were, as ever, a sort of stream-of-consciousness riff on whatever came to mind.
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We hadn't spoken since — but when I started looking into fire detection tech, she came to mind.
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The bond between Hot Pursuit costars, and WMB honorees, Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara immediately came to mind.
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But for Fox News host Laura Ingraham, that's exactly what came to mind regarding these immigration detention facilities.
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"Lin came to mind instantly for the role of Gizmoduck," executive producer Matt Youngberg said in a statement.
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The Long View The passage, from a book read three decades back, came to mind not long ago.
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The wink came to mind when Ms. Lovejoy told me that not even Nike makes products for maternity.
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We played out hypothetical situations that came to mind and expected to encounter situations we couldn't plan for.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: What immediately came to mind when you read our prompt?
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The patient had not traveled south, but Zika was all over the news, so it came to mind.
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Karl Lagerfeld, the designer, called it a spoon silhouette, but the utensil that came to mind was sterling.
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Like most things that came to mind for those old troops, the situation got real dark, real fast.
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Finally, the non-database-discoverable GO ASK ANYONE came to mind, and that proved to be the breakthrough.
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If something outrageous came to mind, I would write it down and save it until the next bukkake shoot.
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When the idea came to mind for an Affleck video, the Argo star's wife suggested the idea to Kimmel.
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Rapkin didn't even ask Hemsworth to name one of the other Chrises — it was just what came to mind!
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This past week, it was Del's idiotic, wrong-way driving that came to mind as I listened to Sen.
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I can't say I enjoyed them, exactly—garlic past its prime came to mind—but I ate several bites.
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It's no coincidence that games came to mind — "Pearl" isn't captured in 360 the way an ordinary video is.
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Chirkunov said he's had a handful of bad experiences in a taxi, but one in particular came to mind.
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When Hughes called his people beautiful like the night sky, my grandpa and cousins and neighbors came to mind.
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So, when presented with the opportunity to try Montage, those photos were the first thing that came to mind.
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" Even then, the words that came to mind when some congressional Republicans described the president were "incompetent" and "unfit.
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This worker asked my son what usually helped him to calm down, and the dogs instantly came to mind.
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When asked if she was going to treat herself to anything after the win, nothing materialistic came to mind.
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For her, that process began, as it always does, on paper, jotting ideas down as they came to mind.
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These images of Mallarme came to mind while I was walking around the exhibition Philip Taaffe at Luhring Augustine.
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"As soon as the assignment was announced, one name immediately came to mind: Apple CEO Tim Cook," writes Kahn.
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That&aposs why Sandler instantly came to mind 10 years ago, when the Safdies began thinking about the story.
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She was working on a series of portraits of artists whose work she admired, and Close came to mind.
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What came to mind when she asked that question was a VR system that was used for LA cops.
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The first thing that came to mind when I watched Zygote is its similarities to classic sci-fi and horror.
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Another question that came to mind was, what roles do geography and locale play in the formation of one's identity?
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This is the question that came to mind after Trump unsurprisingly dominated headlines over the weekend for an unexpected reason.
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When we wondered who the next DVF or Ralph Lauren would be, smaller, up-and-coming names came to mind.
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These comments came to mind when visiting a second gallery-specific installation on the "right-brain" side of the show.
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Well, because teens seem to act as one, powerful entity, a specific thing came to mind while answering this question.
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Sharing that special moment with every reader of the Observer Magazine probably wasn't the first thing that came to mind.
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WHEN Maria Veikhman, founder of SCORISTA, a Russian credit-scoring startup, was considering expansion abroad, China immediately came to mind.
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When talking trailblazers in the political panel TV business, the first name that always came to mind was John McLaughlin.
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While not disagreeing with Straub, a different Japanese filmmaker came to mind when I first saw Mülheim (Ruhr): Yasujirō Ozu.
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Being a schoolteacher came to mind, but that was fine, since I didn't want the responsibility of shaping young minds.
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What first came to mind was, well, the Nazi salute, but the arm positions — too high, too loose — weren't right.
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She wracked her brain for others among their closest neighbors, but nobody came to mind whom she'd be comfortable asking.
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At 85033, the idea of running came to mind, and now at 19, I will be fighting for the people.
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The risks that Starship Troopers takes came to mind watching the decidedly unrisky new World War II dramedy Jojo Rabbit.
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His theory, he had told Brian before, involved learning to ignore the white gaze until it no longer came to mind.
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There must have been some moment in childhood when I smashed something in a primal rage, but nothing came to mind.
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But for one retreat exercise, everyone was asked to say what word came to mind when a company name was mentioned.
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The anniversary came to mind this week with the increasing speculation that Justice Anthony Kennedy would retire as early as June.
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Back in the day, when you thought of natural hair vloggers, women with long, flowing 3c curls probably came to mind.
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Dick's book came to mind as a first impression when reading about the global turmoil over the weekend caused by Brexit.
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Anthony Tommasini, the Times's classical music critic, said two events came to mind, both organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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That anecdote came to mind recently, in response to a new study about online dating published in the journal Science Advances.
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Even though I found myself constantly thinking back to that first scene throughout the show, no satisfying interpretation came to mind.
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I never asked him the question that came to mind: Why are you playing pickup basketball six weeks before the season?
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Vance County Sheriff Curtis Brame said his own grandchildren came to mind as he was watching the video of the incident.
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I realized that I had nothing prepared for this moment, so I quickly offered the first thing that came to mind.
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The highlights of the last ten years, from AirPower to Google Wave These are just the ones that came to mind.
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The first thing that came to mind, which I've only seen once but I assure you would make me cry: Big Fish.
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I used to have a lover who insisted that when a song came to mind, it was trying to tell me something.
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That's the image that came to mind Friday, when the online shopping behemoth announced plans to acquire Whole Foods for $13.7 billion.
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First and foremost that came to mind for us were children and doing whatever we can to protect the most vulnerable ones.
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"Rapist," Kimmel quipped when he was asked to state the first word that came to mind for each of his fellow hosts.
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In the past, a trader or analyst would have to search Wikipedia or a news database using whatever keywords came to mind.
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So when Christine Blasey Ford's allegations regarding Brett Kavanaugh surfaced, this long-ago incident was the first thing that came to mind.
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Company stock can stop trading for a variety of reasons, but one big one immediately came to mind: FedEx had been acquired.
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These fishing trips came to mind recently on a farewell call with Steve (maybe not his real name), a former IBM colleague.
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Looking out over the glaciers and clouds, the words of Nelson Mandela came to mind: "It always seems impossible, until it's done."
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I once did a "Candid Camera" experiment called "the Green Kid," which came to mind as I gazed at my brown lawn.
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"In grad school, I knew a guy who wrote his dissertation on the first topic that came to mind," Dr. Grant said.
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When Packer was looking for a sweet yet distinctly Middle Eastern dish to feature on the breakfast menu, ashure came to mind.
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That image came to mind early this month, when President Trump gave Mexico an ultimatum to stop the northward flow of narcotics.
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Secret Selves The first three books that came to mind will (I hope!) offer meta-inspiration for your own self-reflective projects.
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And it meant that, despite an audience crammed with rock's hipster elite, the lyrics that most came to mind were Mamma Mia!
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In reading these portraits, Marguerite Yourcenar's Memoirs of Hadrian, that brilliant recreation of the life of the Roman emperor, came to mind.
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Once I fell in love with a lentil soup, and it was all I could think about when pulses came to mind.
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This thought came to mind last week on a visit to a loft above a Chinatown bakery selling 15-layer wedding cakes.
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Not necessarily what I was doing, but there was something that came to mind where Safari, the browser for Windows, came out.
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At least, that's what came to mind when I heard Drizzy add an awkward verse to N.E.R.D.'s comeback single with Rihanna.
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"Leslie was the first person who came to mind when I thought about making it a duet," Michaelson said of the Hamilton alum.
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I'm home with barely a scratch, but when I was informed of what actually happened, my closest family and friends came to mind.
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The Casa Velas team was trying to think of a "new WOW culinary experience" for its guests, and avocados immediately came to mind.
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And it came to mind again listening to Father of the Bride, the long-gestating fourth Vampire Weekend album that arrives this week.
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When pushed to name a woman he would appoint to his cabinet, his daughter, Ivanka, was the only one who came to mind.
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The three of us talked about various bits of news and whatever topics came to mind, and before long, I'd forgotten about Peter.
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One snapshot that came to mind, though, was when she was promoting her first album, On The 6, which came out in 1999.
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When the idea of a retrospective was presented to you, was there a piece of yours that immediately came to mind to include?
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On the cusp of the summer season, an epic seafood salad or a ceviche with a tangy medley of components came to mind.
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I didn't know entirely what to expect, but the first thing that came to mind was how it wasn't seedy in the slightest.
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Airlines were the first industry that came to mind for Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum, a conservative think tank.
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That nugget from Warren Buffett came to mind Tuesday as shares of Signet Jewelers, operator of Jared, Kay and Zales jewelry stores, plummeted.
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An image of her dead son was the first thing that came to mind when she heard the jury's verdict, she said later.
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"If there was a design concept that came to mind Sunday night, on a Monday afternoon I would have a sample," he said.
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"If there was a design concept that came to mind Sunday night, on a Monday afternoon I would have a sample," he explained.
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Morning Consult asked 6,600 shoppers to think of a brand they are loyal to and name the first one that came to mind.
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But friends from her support group came to mind: people who otherwise might retreat into an internal world when communicating became too difficult.
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"Look," she said flatly, already with the deadpan nonchalance of someone who'd been mothering for a lifetime (Dorothy from Golden Girls came to mind).
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"From the moment I saw her walk out and a million other moments, 'Wow' is the only word that came to mind," he adds.
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Even though I knew the chances of the virus spreading in a chlorinated pool are slim to none, the worst outcomes came to mind.
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When I imagined what women enjoy, the image of them eating cakes and desserts came to mind, so I used 'eating' as a keyword.
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Let's hear from Ms. Gorski: This theme came to mind after spending a few hours inflating Mylar Halloween pumpkin balloons with canisters of helium.
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Though he had plenty of internal support, Lin admits that cultural appropriation in regards to his hair wasn't something that immediately came to mind.
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So she went on Facebook and in a popular political group wrote the first thing that came to mind: I think we should march.
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For most reviewers though, "disappointment" wasn't a word that came to mind, but the phrase "best headphones I've ever had" was a common one.
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But when Ms. Powell and other black Americans were interviewed recently about Mr. Trump's candidacy, shock was rarely a word that came to mind.
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As he watched this little girl float down the sidewalk like a cloud the word that came to mind was not sexy but elegant.
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Other dishes Muscadet might accompany came to mind when I dined at Huertas, a Spanish restaurant with a Basque accent in the East Village.
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Ms. Moser and her footnote came to mind because Lincoln Center Theater's revival of "My Fair Lady" is to open in previews this week.
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"Sustain" is a word that means something technical to musicians, but I was really interested in some of the phrases that came to mind.
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David Hammons's "Concerto in Black and Blue" and Chris Ofili's "Blue Rider" series, the subjects of essays by Mr. Ligon, came to mind immediately.
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This memory came to mind when I went to the world's first cheese conveyor belt — located at Pick & Cheese in London — earlier this week.
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"Fragrant" is a useful hint; Jasmine came to mind, which is a popular girl's name in its own right, and easily mutates to YASMINE.
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The first thought that came to mind was the old "Saturday Night Live" sketch, where Gilda Radner and company danced around like little girls.
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Ms. Lewis said that when she was considering what she could wear that would be meaningful (while swimming laps), the brand came to mind.
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This came to mind when I was reading about John Donohue, who is attempting to draw sketches of every restaurant in New York City.
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Morning Consult asked thousands of consumers to think of a brand they are loyal to and name the first one that came to mind.
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Xbox One came to mind: On a lighter note, with MS buying LinkedIn does this mean my Xbox achievements will show up on my resume?
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The diamond industry came to mind, and with its decades-long history of human rights and labor issues, Roscheisen said it was ripe for change.
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There was a theory of bird vision that came to mind: that birds saw the world through a grid, bisected down to the finest detail.
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But that's also why the Black Mirror came to mind, which is crazy to me because it seems no one associated it with the case.
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Fanning quickly came to mind for Barkley, introduced as a "synthetic," that performs menial or dangerous tasks in the mining facility that backdrops the film.
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I keep one of our old ones in my jacket pocket as a reminder of my [late] dad which is why it came to mind.
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Why Jack came to mind isn't entirely clear, nor is it obvious why anyone thought a former star player would necessarily be a great coach.
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YAO MING and COCHLEA came to mind pretty easily, and then AGELESS, and some of the automotive clues like ETHANOL and the clever REAR-END.
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" That line came to mind while reading Max Boot's lively memoir and acidic anti-Trump polemic, "The Corrosion of Conservatism: Why I Left the Right.
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OUTSTANDING BALANCE came to mind, and I liked that I could interpret the phrase as a completely different lexical chunk: an asset for a gymnast.
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DANIEL LERMAN, WASHINGTON To the Editor: When it was reported that the Las Vegas shooter had multiple guns acquired legally, one thought came to mind.
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Marina Abramovic's "Goldberg," a high-end sensory-deprivation treatment of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations at the Park Avenue Armory a few years ago, came to mind.
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This twice-weekly ritual came to mind the other day as I read a long article in this paper about the challenges of home delivery.
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I asked Tom for a recommendation, and nothing came to mind, save for the adjacent bar and a 24-hour pancake house around the corner.
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These human-animal interactions came to mind as I walked through Diana Thater's retrospective, The Sympathetic Imagination, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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In thinking about Serpentine, Middleton's review of John Ashbery's A WAVE (1984), which appeared in The New York Times on June 17, 1984, came to mind.
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"The first thing that came to mind was a song you can't get out of your head, but we wanted to make it interesting," she says.
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Asked whether he is full of rage for the senseless murder of his two teenage children, he said a song his daughter loved came to mind.
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Leader of the Moms Demand Action Georgia Chapter, Page Rast, says the first word that came to mind when she watched Brian Kemp's ad was "irresponsible."
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That was the first word that came to mind wandering the upper hallways of Moynihan Station, behind the massive post office on 33rd Street in Manhattan.
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I can think of early horror film experiences where love wasn't the first thing that came to mind, but it was more of a visceral reaction.
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The incident came to mind recently with the controversy over racist taunts yelled by Red Sox fans at Baltimore Orioles outfielder Adam Jones at Fenway Park.
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Jacinto: The one that came to mind was on Twitter — it was a caption of us in the classroom with Chidi teaching the history of philosophy.
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So, I started messing around in Illustrator with an image of his smirking rat face, and human garbage were the words that immediately came to mind.
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What came to mind, in fact, was a poem by William Butler Yeats, "September 1913," a work that reflected on the struggles of the Irish revolution.
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One reviewer mentioned "European class and elegance," and another praised the "magic," which is the number one word that came to mind for me as well.
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The De Kooning-Porter connection came to mind when I was looking at the beautiful graphite drawing "Portrait of Anne Porter" (1945) by Elaine De Kooning.
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The question came to mind when, on the Friday before the national holiday that is the Oscars, Tom Ford held his 2020 show in Los Angeles.
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But such thoughts came to mind during the first of the orchestra's current series of subscription concerts at David Geffen Hall on Thursday, with Juraj Valcuha conducting.
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When asked about the most fearful part of climbing into the capsule on launch day, the astronauts gave a variety of answers for what came to mind.
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This history came to mind Tuesday for Michael Osborne, an Oxford economist and co-author of perhaps the most-cited contemporary paper on the future of work.
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As the security officers worked down the length of the terminal, checking shops and locked doors, media images of Nice, Orlando, Brussels and Paris came to mind.
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Flashbacks of my mom finding my stash of pot hidden within my stereo speaker when I was a teen quickly came to mind — then came the questions.
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So the idea came to mind: how interesting would be it be to treat those photos in the same way we treated had treated the Victorian subjects?
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It was a moment that immediately came to mind as the Butler-Cook riot began, as my fiancee was somewhere amidst the insanity in the Bell Centre.
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As I started to think about how I could explore our obligations to family through film, "Tokyo Story," Yasujiro Ozu's classic 1953 film, quickly came to mind.
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Immediately what came to mind was the song "Opus Dei (Life is Life)" by the German industrial band Laibach, whose drums I actually sampled for my piece.
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The other day, when I found large squid at the fish market, that dish from long ago immediately came to mind, and I attempted to recreate it.
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That investing truth came to mind a little over a week ago, when the pharmaceutical giant Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals settled a yearslong investigation by the Federal Trade Commission.
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The old adage about pictures and words came to mind last week when a photo of an empty classroom at Morehouse College in Atlanta appeared on Twitter.
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That moment in my two-year journey to having my first son in 2100 came to mind recently during a visit to the University of Texas, Austin.
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Masaccio's "Expulsion from the Garden of Eden" (circa 22001), one of the earliest evocations of shame in Western art and probably the most powerful, came to mind.
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This experience immediately came to mind when Crystal found out the family she helped is currently living out of a hotel until they can find a new home.
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Then, before my very first ayahuasca vomit during my third ceremony, rotten fish appeared on the insides of my eyelids, and the word "vile" also came to mind.
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The poll asked 1,078 voters what word came to mind when they thought of The Donald, and 39 respondents answered "idiot," a larger number than any other response.
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Honestly, when I sat down to think about this, there just weren't many pressing things that haven't been addressed already that came to mind — with one glaring exception.
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Angry with raw grief, she begged Trump in a live CNN broadcast to take action because she said he was the most powerful person who came to mind.
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When we first started discussing the idea for this story — about women and their tendency to over-apologize — one woman on the R29 edit team came to mind.
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All of this came to mind recently as members of both parties in Congress accuse each other of engaging in partisan political messaging in their legislative floor activities.
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The entry I'LL LIVE, which is making its debut in The New York Times, came to mind when my grandson banged his knee and went into full histrionics.
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It was both surreal and also deeply unremarkable, this intermingling of crowds; the we-can-all-get-along video for Blake Shelton's "Boys 'Round Here" came to mind.
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It was a privilege for us on the editorial board to spend more than a dozen hours talking to candidates, asking them any question that came to mind.
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But what came to mind first was a moment when I was 24 and my college boyfriend and I were trying to make a long-distance relationship work.
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Two words immediately came to mind after a white-nationalist gunman killed 22 people and wounded 24 others at an El Paso Walmart earlier this month: domestic terrorism.
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They weren't just online: Gunosy spent millions on train ads and television slots to make sure "Gunosy" was what came to mind when you wanted your daily news binge.
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That strange interaction came to mind every time Leaving Neverland showed Jackson rushing through a crowd of flashing cameras and screaming fans with a young boy by his side.
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I had to prepare something ballsy, something to make up for the fact that I didn't exactly resemble the stereotypical image of a "boyfriend" that immediately came to mind.
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Joe would definitely have to brainstorm but based on his initial 22020 comments and the assumption that he could be running against Donald Trump, two suggestions came to mind.
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I smelled something I didn't recognize but the image of a specific chair in my grandmother's house immediately came to mind, so I wrote about a brown rocking chair.
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The researchers could now ask the system any driving question that came to mind; it was as though they were asking the original 1.3 million participants to vote again.
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PONIEWOZIK I notice a pattern here: Most of the shows we've talked about are dramas, as were most of the series that came to mind preparing for this conversation.
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The role of retailing at ground zero came to mind again last week on my first visit to the Westfield World Trade Center shopping mall, which opened in August.
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It's your responsibility to do the hard work of recognizing why you chose to use that hateful word, why it's the one that came to mind in that moment.
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I met up with her at a fancy hotel in Mexico City to talk with her about the record and whatever else came to mind in those few minutes.
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This all came to mind, I think, during the 2016 debates, when I'm watching Donald Trump in action in the debates and seeing him go up against Jeb Bush.
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Ballard's Titanic project came to mind, as did the director of "Titanic," James Cameron, who had recently piloted a submersible to the Marianas Trench, the deepest point on Earth.
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Bowie and Prince's deaths came to mind as I read through back issues and the new arc of Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie's comic book The Wicked + The Divine.
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Over the next few years, savings and retirement rarely came to mind: My money and I were busy doing other things, namely, paying rent, eating out with friends, and traveling.
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Director Fantavious Fritz played the gently fizzing electro-pop track for Nikita, a 12-year-old blind girl, and asked her to describe what came to mind as she listened.
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Up until a few weeks ago, seduction wasn't exactly the first thing that came to mind when you thought of body glitter — just major '00s flashbacks and ruined white clothes.
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"Experiential storytelling was an organic name that came to mind, partly born out of addressing how the content has changed," festival film programmer Jim Kolmar told me during the festival.
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That was exactly what came to mind when he compared the views of big-name hedge fund manager Icahn versus Warren Buffett's recent commentary on investing in America through stocks.
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Bugged outTeeming was the only word that came to mind when DeVries and research specialist Rick Santangelo pulled out the refrigerator they presumed was one apartment's major source of infestation.
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The first thing, I promise, the first thing that came to mind is, like, 'I have to take a camera, so I can take pictures with all of these stars.
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Last month he proved a sympathetic yet strong collaborator with the baritone Matthias Goerne in Schumann's "Dichterliebe" and Brahms's "Four Serious Songs": The demeaning term "accompanist" never came to mind.
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In 1984, robbers armed with sawed-off shotguns stole jewelry worth over $1 million from Christie's, but that was the only similar event that came to mind, Mr. Roundell said.
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All that came to mind was that in 2007, the team in first place in the National League East blew a seven-game lead with only 17 games to play.
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Such questions came to mind on a visit to "Artists Respond: American Art and the Vietnam War, 1965-1975," a big, inspiriting survey at the Smithsonian American Art Museum here.
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And even as these and other associations came to mind, I realized how inadequate they were, because none of them accounted for the combination of meandering lines and dense repetition.
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But there is another, more unlikely artist who came to mind while looking at these works, and that was Philip Guston, and not simply due to the funkiness their paintings share.
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I began scribbling down the dozens of titles that came to mind, but when my then-editor began naming films like Citizen Kane, Chinatown, and Vertigo, I just stared at her.
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It wasn't Rothko's ethereal clouds of color that came to mind when looking at his work, but Ad Reinhardt's blacks and the Via Negativa, the mystical precept of negation and denial.
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Thoughts of wanting my child to be able to hold her own as a student and then in the bigger picture of life came to mind again and again this year.
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I was extremely upset, and I was trying to make the person I was angry with upset as well, and so I said the most offensive thing that came to mind.
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Waiting for the subway, one favorite story came to mind, Julio Cortazar's Axototl, the story of a man whose manic obsession and identification with a curious creature turned him into one.
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It seemed like kind of a weird choice, given that she's younger, and on another show, but once it came to mind, the idea of casting anyone else bummed me out.
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When Ziad Ahmed arrived at the "What matters to you, and why?" section of his Stanford University application, the first thing that came to mind was the Black Lives Matter movement.
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But the only story that came to mind was true, and not very funny: about a time I was picked on for being gay, before I realized I was gay myself.
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This came to mind this week as I watched the drama unfold involving racist and sexist comments that Fox News host Tucker Carlson made in the past on a radio show.
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When I was first asked what advice I would give other parents, the first thing that came to mind is cover everything in plastic and double up on rubber mattress sheets.
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I've certainly observed that, though, and I think what immediately came to mind, to me, is that we tend to be much better at judging other people's habits than our own.
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The other figure that came to mind was the German artist Franz Winter, who studied at the Bauhaus in Dessau, Germany, with Paul Klee, Wassily Kandinsky, Moholy-Nagy, and Oskar Schlemmer.
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The abuse started when I was about 12 years old, so it's not a surprise that the language that came to mind was straight out of that period of my life.
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A quick poll of open-source projects (the first 10 or so that came to mind) finds that Slack is just about ubiquitous where public chats are in use by contributors.
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WILLIAMS: Neil, the first thing that came to mind was Richard Nixon and the Nixonian people, where Nixon had a list of people he disliked and certain things happened with those people.
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"We already began to dissect his websites and the things on social media that he was on and some of the things that came to mind are very, very disturbing," Israel said.
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And while Benjamin was considering texts rather than artworks, his ideas came to mind as I navigated Ethan Hayes-Chute's deadpan DIY installation, List Projects, at the MIT List Visual Arts Center.
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One other thing that came to mind, while watching this episode, was that it fits into the way The Good Place has often felt like it's also about making ... a TV show.
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If what came to mind was a white bushman or an Anglo-Saxon soldier, both celebrated figures in the nation's mythology and popular media, then you're missing thousands of other amazing stories.
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A number of drawings I saw in that show came to mind when I went to his exhibition, Chuck Webster: Look Around at Betty Cuningham, which closes today (Saturday, February 18, 2017).
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Trifonov said the hashtag came to mind during one of many long work sessions, when he realized he had been so consumed with work that he had neglected to wash his socks.
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From his hotel room the next morning, he saw a chaotic scene—tear gas, anarchists clashing with police—that came to mind this past January, when he was protesting Donald Trump's Inauguration.
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The other name that came to mind was the California representative Barbara Lee, the only member of Congress to vote in 2001 against the authorization of use of force after the Sept.
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Four came to mind: F.B.I., D.E.A., N.S.A., and C.I.A. Since each of these three-letter agencies hide themselves, I thought I could hide them in a crossword and "wiretap" the puzzle solver.
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The first thing that came to mind for me was, I've always seen three flavors, they've always had the same ones since I was a kid: chicken, shrimp, and beef-flavored ramen.
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Normally, I would have been pleased to serve it with just a pat of butter and a bit of Parmesan, but a few other words came to mind, like pappardelle and pancetta.
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We put the artist and the architect in a room together and let them talk about whatever came to mind, which included prisons, Legos and Gehry's long-ago arrest for marijuana possession.
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Thompson's black-and-white imagery came to mind when I saw Kerry James Marshall's new series of light-box comics at the Musée des Beaux Arts, one of the biennial's satellite venues.
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"Since the collection was inspired by a bionic woman in the future and included a lot of sportswear, the first thing that came to mind was Jock Jams," LaBeija told THUMP over email.
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"Two things came to mind real quickly," Those two things are purchasing a starter home and buying permanent life insurance too early — and Lazaroff sees these mistakes upending individuals sense of financial security.
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But when I asked the Canadian curator Emily Braun, distinguished professor of art at Hunter College in New York, what came to mind with the word "engulfment," this was the painting she named.
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Perhaps it stems from my love of food that arrives with no effort whatsoever, but when I tried to envision something as improbable as a proposal, the conveyor belt always came to mind.
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So, when I set my sights on constructing a low-word-count puzzle sometime later, a certain layout naturally came to mind, and I started playing around with the grid on Crossword Compiler.
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For multi-hyphenate Zendaya, what came to mind was the iconic 1973 Battle of Versailles catwalk, which put both American fashion and Black models (like Pat Cleveland and Grace Jones) on the European map.
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Those questions came to mind while watching Mr. Rawls alternate between assorted physical tasks and a kind of poetic, informal storytelling, as he scrambled personal influences and anecdotes into an artfully unfinished self-portrait.
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I started thinking about other games that I really liked that already had a speedrun, and Xenogears was one that came to mind instantly, as it was my favorite RPG I had ever played.
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That question came to mind as I reflected on two disparate exhibitions here by two different New Orleans artists, George Dunbar and William Monaghan, who use sculptural techniques to make large-scale abstract paintings.
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It meant breaking from tradition with contemporary pop culture references (if a scene from "90210" came to mind, he'd say so), praise for players he loved, contempt for owners, players and commissioners he didn't.
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It even asked us about the specific details of our funerals, including any songs we might want played at the service (nothing came to mind, but I can always update the will online later).
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I had skipped 25 on the first go around, "One of three properties in Monopoly," since I couldn't quickly come up with a category that fit (utility and avenue came to mind, too long).
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These truths came to mind as I recently addressed my plantar fasciitis — an injury to the tissue in the underside of the foot causing heel pain and afflicting about 10 percent of the population.
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These were some of the questions that came to mind for Stephanie Archangel in 2015 as she found herself lingering in front of the work at the Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery in The Hague.
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That riff on Fred Schwed Jr.'s famous Wall Street tell-all book — which explains why bankers and brokers own yachts, but the customers who take their advice do not — came to mind recently.
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When I first read Margaret Atwood's novel "The Handmaid's Tale," it was Saudi Arabia as I knew it that came to mind, not a dystopian future United States as in the new television adaptation.
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The line, which he's repeated through much of his 231 and 303 presidential campaigns, came to mind on Monday while reading the New York Times Editorial Board's lengthy and largely ridiculous interview with Sanders.
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"I just always hope that God is a movie fan and also forgiving because I've made some poor choices in my past," he said, adding that Boogie Nights was one film that came to mind.
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Job retraining and trade-adjustment assistance were two fiscal solutions that came to mind for Frenkel, who insisted that trade policy was not the fix to problems that some in Washington pin on globalized trade.
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Surrounded by high barbed-wire-topped walls and amidst groups of men playing basketball and doing push-ups under a blue sky, a line from the quintessential 1994 film "The Shawshank Redemption" came to mind.
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She told The Tennesseean that when she sat down to write her college essay, Papa John's pizza was simply the first thing that came to mind—and it wasn't an attempt to seek Internet fame.
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If it weren't for the object's provenance in the Gould household, plus its prominent and seemingly authentic inscription and signature — "Jon/Andy Warhol 83" — Warhol would hardly be the first maker who came to mind.
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That's the first thought that came to mind when I read about the banning of the novel "Crime in Ramallah," by the Palestinian author Abbad Yahya, and about the death threats he has been receiving.
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That thought came to mind recently thanks to George Saunders's debut novel, "Lincoln in the Bardo" (new at No. 1 in hardcover fiction), which centers on Lincoln's sorrow over the death of his young son.
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Now, there is no doubt that Bill Traylor was deliberate in laying down the parade of people and animals that came to mind as he sat and drew in his favored spot on Monroe Street.
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Chrome Sparks immediately came to mind, I had actually very randomly received a ride home from Jeremy Malvin a year ago in Greenpoint, but other than that had just been a fan of his music.
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This scene came to mind as I watched a North Korean TV announcer, her voice tremulous with victory, declare Wednesday that North Korea had successfully conducted another nuclear test, this time of a powerful hydrogen bomb.
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Perhaps because of our primordial need to have sex on the brain as much as we do food and sleeping—and as writers for Noisey, music—we asked Zo the first question that came to mind.
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That scene came to mind 4 minutes 43 seconds into the first period Saturday night at Verizon Center, where whatever sliver of peace that existed during the Washington Capitals' playoff series with the Pittsburgh Penguins vanished.
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Angela: I didn't mean to offend you, but as you described your guns and what you could do with them, a chill ran up my spine and "arsenal" is the first word that came to mind.
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Mr. Perry said that other Republicans in the House delegation from New York — Claudia Tenney came to mind — might rue their fervor for President Trump in the midterm elections, when Democratic turnout is expected to surge.
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Though Kanye is known for delivering nakedly candid moments that keep people coming back to him for more, he used his time on the Madison Square Garden stage to basically ramble about whatever came to mind.
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To the Editor: The first thought that came to mind after reading about the problem of underrepresented women's voices in letters to the editor was that to sit and write a letter would be a luxury.
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The etchings of St. Paul's Cathedral engulfed in flames in the Great Fire of London in 1666 came to mind, until now probably the best known images of a cathedral in the clutch of an inferno.
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The first story that came to mind was the default kind of fantasy—white people set in some part of Europe—and I sat with it, because it wasn't making me comfortable, and I completely changed it.
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When word first broke that Star Wars Land would feature a Millennium Falcon ride, the first thing that came to mind was Star Tours itself: an attraction where audiences sit passively and are taken on a journey.
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This paradoxical tendency among soldiers, to hunger for the approval of civilians whose views they otherwise set little store by, came to mind during chief of staff John Kelly's recent presentation in the White House briefing room.
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"Most of our food on the menu is a little bit spicier because it's Asian, so we wanted something lighter, more crisp, and cucumber-flavored soft serve just came to mind from both of us," Brown said.
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"This-ness" was the only word that came to mind as he pulled on his shoes on the porch after a wonderful session and emerged with the others into the bright blowy light of Cumberland. This-ness.
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While Andy was describing what was happening in the glass, the first song that came to mind for me was Captain Beefheart's 'Click Clack,' because it starts with a different lunge, and then slips into a groove.
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All of this came to mind upon the recent news that an exhibition of the work of the photorealist artist Chuck Close at the National Gallery in Washington was canceled because of sexual harassment accusations against him.
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Suneja could have disabled it at any time with the flip of the two trim cutout switches, but this apparently never came to mind, and he had no ghost in the jump seat to offer the advice.
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One reason these names came to mind had to do with Johns's statement, published in Time magazine in 1959, about why he painted the American flag: It all began with my painting a picture of an American flag.
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"Most of our food on the menu is a little bit spicier because it's Asian, so we wanted something lighter, more crisp, and cucumber-flavored soft serve just came to mind from both of us." says Chef Brown.
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A few days later, as I rested on a beautiful beach on the southern coast of Brazil, Andrew came to mind like one of the many wispy low clouds blowing into the coast — a mystery, an unarticulated question.
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"When we saw the sparks and the train started shaking, the first thing that came to mind was all the Amtrak accidents that have happened," said Kate Brick, 35, a director at a nonprofit who lives in Brooklyn.
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What immediately came to mind is how, in slang, the term "fishy" contains a double entendre: it can pejoratively refer to the smell of someone's vagina or positively describe a drag queen's ability to convincingly pass as female.
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Todd: For me, the first thing that came to mind was just the ocean, the way it stops the characters from going where they need to go, the way it almost becomes a villain simply by its existence.
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I started reading a copy of the Unabomber Manifesto, which I brought with me mostly as a joke, but also because it was the first thing that came to mind when I thought of major anti-technological works.
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" Miller asked Dees what her dream wedding would be, and what came to mind was "a couple dressed up as Klingons getting married on the [Starfleet] Bridge at the Las Vegas convention—that kind of planted my seed.
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That story is very long and I don't want to revisit it, but I kind of picked up the guitar and the first thing that came to mind was: "It's just another Saturday," but obviously I was in denial.
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The only one who came to mind was Rupert Murdoch, whose second wife Anna was with him for more than 30 years as he built his media empire before divorcing in 1999, but they reportedly had a prenuptial agreement.
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That's probably exactly what came to mind when Jermyn Wee, 34, and Chia Suat Huang, 31, decided where to commemorate their June 3 nuptials — so they went early to Singapore's only Apple Store for a series of cute photos.
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I was kind of just struggling with some different life issues, I was studying the Bible, looking for God and this font came to mind, this idea of, thinking about the biblical times and Egypt and the Middle East.
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"The first thing that came to mind is, Suck it up," said Philippe Pierre, 26, who commutes more than an hour each way to Manhattan from Rosedale, Queens, a neighborhood east of Kennedy International Airport without a subway stop.
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" This exchange came to mind when news broke this month that 51 American diplomats had signed an internal memo sharply critical of the Obama administration's policy in Syria, and had filed it through the State Department's designated "dissent channel.
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Either way, at least the opportunity for puns (Game of Corporate Thrones came to mind) and the energy was high, despite the level of originality being pretty low, and the proposition itself being more office party than office politics.
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"Austere" was the word that came to mind as I entered his crepuscular vestibule and ascended to the portal of the reading room on a flight of oval steps carved from a somber gray stone known as pietra serena.
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That shot came to mind watching Dolores and Teddy (Evan Rachel Wood and James Marsden) stand together, alone, against a picture-postcard Western backdrop in "Journey Into Night," the mostly gripping return of "Westworld" after a 17-month hiatus.
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Having recently enjoyed the "rockets' red glare" on July 4, our Declaration of Independence came to mind as a way to understand the evolving, and distinctly different, approaches to addressing climate change that are emerging in the United States.
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In a poll conducted for the European Commission in November, just over a quarter of respondents chose the word "hope" from a list of terms when asked to choose what came to mind as the bloc's 60th year approached.
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"As soon as the cop started asking me these questions, the first thing that came to mind for me was everything that Michael started saying to me when I was 7," said Robson, who was 11 at the time.
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"As soon as I saw the prompt that said, 'Write about what you love to do,' that was the literally the first thing that came to mind because I just love to order pizza so much," Williams, 18, told AL.com.
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These are just some of the many questions that came to mind after catching word of quite possibly the single greatest find of this century: Some mysterious saint was seriously spotted trailing a wood-burning pizza oven down an Australian highway.
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"When inventing it, the film Guardians Of The Galaxy and its main character, Star-Lord, came to mind, specifically [the question of] what perfume he would have worn in the 1980s," says Amanda Sipenock, a brand and product trainer for Lush.
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Elizabeth: Yeah, one of the things that first came to mind was when I was commissioned to do the Kingdom Come show, was whether or not I would be able to get it performed in a shopping mall in the daytime.
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When I asked those same people which brands came to mind when they thought of tablets, the top responses I got were, of course, Apple's iPad, Samsung Galaxy "something" (most couldn't name a specific model) and Amazon's Kindle Fire tablets.
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"Dead man walking" were the words that came to mind when I saw my nephew arrive at his brother's funeral, except he wasn't actually walking to his death and at only 2628 years old, he is just barely a man.
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Nancy Spector, the longtime chief curator at the Guggenheim, said the Occupy movement and growing concerns over the concentration of wealth immediately came to mind when Mr. Cattelan approached her to see if the museum was interested in hosting the toilet.
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I hadn't thought of that experience in years, but it's the first thing that came to mind when I started reading Yasemin Besen-Cassino's book The Cost of Being a Girl: Working Teens and the Origins of the Gender Wage Gap.
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When Shimon Peres, Ben-Gurion's protégé, died this week after suffering a stroke, another interview came to mind: one that Jodi Rudoren, then the Jerusalem bureau chief, and I conducted with Mr. Peres three years ago to observe his 90th birthday.
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To put it another way: The films of Mr. Lynch, and of David Cronenberg, whose "Videodrome" frequently came to mind while watching Mr. Packard's films, depict symptoms, while Mr. Packard's films, at their "best," feel like they are the sickness.
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What immediately came to mind, however, was how the entire country — states and the federal government — mobilized (as they should) to deal with several hundred vaping illnesses and a few deaths, while more than 45,000 Americans annually die from suicide.
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A single archetype always came to mind — a job creator, an American success story, someone who could self-fund his campaign and not feel the need to bow to establishment donors or a responsibility to play by the political rules.
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When we first started discussing the potential opportunity to use agave as feedstock, Jose Cuervo was the first name that came to mind, and we approached them with the idea to source small amounts of agave for our initial research.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Two very different artists came to mind while looking at the eighteen paintings in Flora Crockett: Works from the 1940s and 21979s at Meredith Ward (May 21950 – June 21940, 250): Kay Sage and Thomas Nozkowski.
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As our small family took our summer trips and sweltered in the Los Angeles heat, I was both haunted by the thought of him standing there alone, and moved each time he came to mind by the power and simplicity of his gesture.
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When high school senior Carolina Williams from Brentwood, Tennessee, had to write a short essay on her college application to Yale University about what she loves to do, she jotted down the first thing that came to mind — ordering Papa John's Pizza.
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The scene came to mind when models at the Gucci show sloped down the runway wearing the backless fur-lined shoes the designer Alessandro Michele showed in his debut for the label; they succeeded so well, stores couldn't keep them in stock.
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So I did the first thing that came to mind: I fed it a few sentences from my 43 novel, The Mystics of Mile End, which tells the story of a dysfunctional Jewish family dealing with mysticism, madness, and mathematics in Montreal.
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I didn't struggle much with the clues today, after getting a good start with TWO BY FOUR, TUPELO, ROYALTIES, ZOLA and NOVA SCOTIA, which happens to be where a good number of my ancestors took root, so it came to mind easily.
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He and Mr. Hannity played a lightning round where Mr. Hannity invited the president to say whatever came to mind about Democratic presidential candidates, including former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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The first thought that came to mind in our current election climate when we talk about U.S.-Canada relationships is, of course, the threat to build a wall along the Canadian border as proposed by former presidential candidate and current Wisconsin Gov.
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"When I first heard that New York City Parks had one of the original elms from the Prospect Park Parade Ground, one thing that immediately came to mind was the role of the Park in the rich social history of Brooklyn," Cavicchi stated.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Interestingly enough, a swarm of quotes came to mind while I was walking around the two floors of Joe Bradley's first exhibition, Joe Bradley: KRASDALE, at the uptown outpost of Gagosian Gallery (April 2 – May 3, 2016).
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The mix of change and consistency in anti-Catholic arguments came to mind while I was reading "In the Closet of the Vatican," a purported exposé of homosexuality among high churchmen released to coincide with the church's summit on clergy sexual abuse.
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While I have no idea if Van Buren and Nagle are still friends or not, something that Dave Hickey wrote about Nagle came to mind at while walking around the exhibition, Richard Van Buren: Monet's Swamp, at Garth Greenan (May 19 – June 18, 2006).
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But the thinker that came to mind as I was reading was the psychologist Alice Miller, author of "The Drama of the Gifted Child," who theorized that children, if neglected enough, begin to sense the neediness of their parents, and try to parent them instead.
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Setting up child care away from home is personal, but it came to mind recently when a new friend confessed that despite her mother's offer to come to Italy to help with her 3-year-old, she decided to hire a paid caregiver instead.
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That uncomfortable question came to mind as I read articles over the past week of the growing numbers of raids, roundups, the knocks on the door, the flooding of "target-rich environments," a phrase an anonymous immigration official used in speaking to The Washington Post.
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Watching him the other day, speaking on the record and without notes to a small group of journalists at the conclusion of a three-day love-in with President Trump, the thought that came to mind was: The world owes one to France, big time.
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A SurveyMonkey poll of more than 10,000 U.S. adults calls Wall Street ruthless, and when people were asked which of the biggest U.S. companies named in the Fortune 100 were worst for the country, three of the top five names that came to mind were banks.
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I am not sure why that evening came to mind, but it might have had something to with another knock I received on my noggin – figuratively speaking – when I saw three of Keister's works from the late 1980s alongside ceramic reliefs from the last three years.
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While it could be a case study on the limits of liberal documentary (Martha Rosler's 13 essay on documentary photography came to mind), it's also a deep dive into one image maker grappling with the ethics of his work and a lifelong investment in his subject's life.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. As a backyard was excavated in Birmingham, England earlier this month, thought to be where missing-presumed-murdered real estate agent Suzy Lamplugh had been buried following her disappearance in July of 1986, the case of Penny Bell came to mind.
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Madhusudan KattiAssociate Professor in the Forestry & Environment Resources Department at NC State University whose research includes "the evolutionary ecology of vertebrate responses to human modification of habitats, and on the dynamics of coupled natural and human systems"The first species that came to mind may not be surprising: humans.
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When you think about dead companies walking, BlackBerry was clearly one that came to mind, but under the leadership of CEO John Chen, the company is actually making a comeback as a software company focused on security, and it's latest quarterly earnings report suggests the pivot is working splendidly.
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Window- and wall-mounted machines are probably what came to mind when you read the phrase "individual A/C units" because they're everywhere — just walk outside in any city during the summer and you'll see them clinging to the sides of buildings (while dripping condensation on many a passersby).
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While the majority of wealth in our country will continue to be held by baby boomers — those more traditional millionaires who came to mind — for the next 10 years or so, the next generation is starting to have a bigger impact on our economy and the financial advice profession.
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For a long time, when I thought of the pop star Justin Bieber, if I thought of him at all, the person who came to mind was a teen-age boy, with side-swept bangs and oxford shirts and hoodies, seemingly incubated in a middle-class suburban mall.
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"I looked around and this was the first team that came to mind because I knew they needed a catcher, I knew the talent they had in the clubhouse playing against them, and it was just a perfect fit," said McCann, who is playing in his first World Series.
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He and Mr. Hannity played a lightning round where Mr. Hannity invited the president to say whatever came to mind about Democratic presidential candidates, including former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York.
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In the final moments of last night's Academy Awards telecast—just as the team behind Spotlight was ambling victoriously around the stage, and shortly after Public Enemy's "Fight the Power" had Perez-punched its way into the closing credits—a strange thought came to mind: Wait, was that show weirdly not terrible?
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Strike two against him was the distinct whiff of alcohol that followed him around during the visit, at least that's how many who were there at the lab that day remember it—for some of them it was the first thing that came to mind when asked about the visit decades later.
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"Here in Canada, when we heard about the policy on white nationalists they were going to put in place, the first thing that came to mind was: If this is going to be meaningful to any extent, then the most obvious person they should remove from the platform is Goldy," Mr. Balgord said.
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Well, that's what came to mind when ranking member Devin Nunes, took time back from the GOP's lawyer, and tried to push Hill to agree that, look, if the president is concerned about Ukraine and the 28 election, doesn't that make it okay to send his lawyer to go look into it?
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So the first thing that came to mind when I saw that Tin Man Games' well-received, tabletop-styled adaptation of The Warlock of Firetop Mountain, released through Steam in the summer of 2016, was headed to iOS this February (on the 22nd, to be exact) was: can I beat this bastard, this time?
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POLICE: WOMAN UPSET BY WRONG ORDER HIT EMPLOYEE WITH BURGER "She admitted that she made up the allegation of sexual assault against [the football players] because it was the first thing that came to mind and she didn't want to lose [another male student] as a friend and potential boyfriend," the arrest warrant affidavit stated.
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And it was Mr. Perry as Claire that came to mind often during the week of men's wear shows that ended in Paris on Sunday, and not only because Mr. Perry is the subject of an excellent exhibition at the Monnaie de Paris, or Paris Mint ("Grayson Perry: Vanity, Identity, Sexuality," through Feb. 3).
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For thirty years, Car Talk featured Boston mechanics Tom and Ray Magliozzi (affectionately known to listeners as Click and Clack, the Tappet Brothers) as they took calls from thousands of callers across the world (and even a couple from astronaut John Grunsfeld from orbit), answering questions about cars, car repairs, or anything else that came to mind.
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Being both a meteorologist and an astronomy buff, and (quite frankly) a human being that relishes in once-in-a-lifetime soul-shattering experiences, I whipped out Microsoft Excel to try to answer the first question that came to mind when a few friends and I were planning our road trip target to the centerline of the eclipse.
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The other group of works, which was presented in vitrines, are de Kooning catalogs that Prince had defaced by cutting into them, as well as collaging heads and faces (his own works!!!) onto them This is where Colescott and Saul and the painterly transformations they made to de Kooning's figures — especially his "women" — came to mind.
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That measured energy and minimalist movement often came to mind on Thursday at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, where Solange turned Frank Lloyd Wright's building into her sanctuary for "An Ode To," a sublime reimagining — with her own choreography and reconstructed musical arrangements — of her 2016 album, "A Seat at the Table," presented with the Red Bull Music Academy.
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The legislator's blunt reflections on Cuomo's appeal came to mind this week because the New York governor is closing out his primary campaign with a kind of caricature of ham-fisted machine politics: sending a mailer out to Jewish voters smearing his progressive rival as an anti-Semite, and rushing to open a bridge that wasn't quite ready to open.
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Now, the image is being featured in PEOPLE's 100 Best Celebrity Photos, a new book from the editors of PEOPLE, with an introduction by PEOPLE Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle "When we decided to put together a book of the 100 best celebrity photos, honestly, the first photo that came to mind was this one," Cagle says in the video above.
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"Treasonous is defined as a betrayal of trust as well as aiding and abetting the enemy, so that was the word that came to mind … This was an opportunity for Donald Trump to fulfill his responsibilities, to say, 'Russia, cut this out, don't do it again, and if you do it again, you're going to pay a cost,' " Brennan said Friday.
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Of all the things I could have imagined when I planned it, one that certainly never came to mind was this: that I would be wearing my good-luck Warriors hat around the campfire, or calling a friend from the payphone behind the main lodge at halftime, right before the opening ritual for a camp full of pint-sized witches.
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I don't know about you, but as soon as I got the theme and realized why the title was "Emotion," the first song that came to mind was this one: From the opening 22A clue ("Full of sound and fury"), which evokes one of my favorite soliloquies from The Scottish Play for ALL TALK, Mr. McCoy's puzzle was fun and engaging.
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When I saw the coverage in my social media feeds, the first thing that came to mind was Micol Hebron's project, begun in 2014, for which she made and distributed stickers of male nipples to cover female nipples as a response to the deletion of Instagram and Facebook posts that documented an event in which female breasts were shown, uncensored.
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News organizations doing their own tallies had long calculated that Bullock had in fact hit 1 percent in just three polls, but the DNC publicly announced last week that it would not count one of those polls because it was open-ended — that is, respondents weren't given a list of preset options to choose from, but were rather volunteering whoever came to mind.
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While it might seem that another of Durer's masterpieces, the engraving of "Saint Jerome in his Study" (1514) might be a more apt metaphor for what Schade is up to, I think the reason "Melencolia" came to mind is because it struck me that the artist is showing us what is passing through Melencolia's mind — the sense of being nearly overwhelmed by the world.
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" Proust's essay, lately translated by Catholic traditionalists, came to mind while watching the beautiful and blasphemous spectacle at the Met Gala on Monday night, where a parade of stars and fashionistas swanned about in costumes inspired by the aesthetics of Catholicism, while a wide variety of genuinely Catholic articles, from vestments to tiaras, were displayed in a Met exhibit titled "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination.
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There is the taking up of space of it all, the physical space of a Kara Walker sugary sphinx and the emotional space of a Lena Dunham, who I know we're mad at but she's been doing the thing and came to mind, and I don't know, just, when I see my watermelon-lacquer desk covered in papers and pens, eternally, it makes me so happy, for the me of some other time, mostly.
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After the speech in Reno, Nevada the other day in which the Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE taught the crowds how to pronounce the name of their own state, "The Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant" came to mind.
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The thought came to mind during the Comme des Garçons Homme Plus show, a presentation that — despite certain superficial elements of styling (theatrically snarling models done up in black lipstick and fishnets like mall-rat versions of the punk rock vocalist Darby Crash) and the droning guitars of Vowws, a Los Angeles-based band brought in to play for the show — had scant connection to the punk movement that seemed, at first, to be its inspiration.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The first paragraph of Lev Manovich's groundbreaking essay "Database as Symbolic Form" (1999) came to mind about three minutes after I began pouring over the weird, wacky, wild, and wooly stuff displayed under glass in Tony Oursler: The Imponderable Archive at the Hessel Museum of Art at the Bard Center of Curatorial Studies (June 24–October 30, 2016): After the novel, and subsequently cinema, privileged narrative as the key form of cultural expression of the modern age, the computer age introduces its correlate – database.
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The story came to mind with the indictment of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE associate Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE by a grand jury in the special counsel investigation.
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The first one that came to mind is from when I was playing in Czech Republic, I don't remember the name of the city, I arrived at the club and they've prepared a special production in the whole club with a Brazilian motif, but they put up billboards with totally random words in Portuguese; God knows how they looked those up, but the words had nothing to do to with anything, stuff like "Casa de Cambio" which means exchange office, or "Cadeira" which means chair, "Circo" which means circus, not to mention drawings of bananas and all sorts of cliches, but it was so absurd we laughed like crazy all night long.
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