You can try out the feature now on Thought Catalogue and Quote Catalogue, two of Giphy's launch partners.
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Besides outright owning the rights to MGM's entire back catalogue (Ted Turner snapped it up in the 80s), Turner also owns the rights to the whole RKO catalogue (including every single film Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers made together and the Simon Templar series), United Artists' catalogue (including The Great Dictator), and Warner Brother's entire pre-1950s catalogue.
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The Villa Merkel catalogue, which doubles as the catalogue for the Hauser & Wirth show, underscores the extent to which Kaprow's art comes out of the School of Paris.
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An online catalogue was published in collaboration with Ibraaz .
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David Klein has also produced a catalogue for the exhibition.
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Goop's greatest hits read like a catalogue of the surreal.
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Nothing else in their back catalogue sounds anything like it.
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But, what drives someone to start this type of catalogue?
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One of the unsung gems of Mad Decent's deep catalogue.
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European films already account for 21 percent of Netflix's catalogue.
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"Outside" stands out in Mariah's catalogue for its sheer vulnerability.
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Our tech companies catalogue large quantities of data on everyone.
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William S. Burroughs' entire catalogue is Boschian in the extreme.
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They shape how we think and they catalogue our experiences.
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You order a light fixture that the catalogue calls Sputnik.
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He calls the Victoria's Secret catalogue and orders her bras.
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It's a theme that could evolve into a HUGE catalogue.
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A great many others catalogue the exploits of griefer collectives.
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The catalogue for Delacroix, presenting both the paintings on exhibition and many of his other works, is an unfocused, bookish summary of the literature; the lighter, cheaper Devotion to Drawing catalogue is mercifully brief.
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Zanco's line has been that access is restricted while she prepares a catalogue raisonné of Barragán's work, but, twenty years later, the catalogue has yet to appear, and many doubt that it ever will.
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In the early 23s, his catalogue raisonné of her oeuvre appeared.
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Barr pointed this out in his foreword to the exhibition catalogue.
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Be prepared to learn a few surprising facts about the catalogue.
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There's an entire catalogue of videos on YouTube showcasing Halle's talents.
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But later she admitted there had been "a catalogue of mistakes".
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This entire week of news has been a catalogue of horror.
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As a catalogue of parental creativity, it's a joy to read.
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Candy-colored clowns clutter up this catalogue of Parker Day's photos.
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McMaster claims both "Western and indigenous" according to the CONTACT catalogue.
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So began an almost three-hour tour through his unparalleled catalogue.
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They say: "Catalogue, protect and manage your physical and digital assets".
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Murder, rape, arson, the whole catalogue of venal and deadly deeds.
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"Utopia was over," quips de la Nuez in the exhibition's catalogue.
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A catalogue of Mr. Martin's major contributions as the fifth Beatle.
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We catalogue anyone who's been written about lots in the papers.
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Now she gets to see her drawing in a catalogue raisonné.
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A young artist, you don't quite have a catalogue raisonné yet.
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So in a way a catalogue raisonné helps us with that.
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Look no further than the earliest entries in Disney's animated catalogue.
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I don't really catalogue every moment of my life, you know.
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Trisha Yearwood also turns to her own catalogue for her life's soundtrack.
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ArtUK, previously known as the Public Catalogue Foundation, launched its new website.
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A big part of that tizzy is analyzing the Weeknd's back catalogue.
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I use the 33% off code on the back of the catalogue.
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And a beautiful set of images catalogue plants growing in the zone.
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The exhibition is accompanied by a catalogue edited by Fitzgerald and Herschman.
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Kelly's catalogue will continue to remain with RCA/Sony, according to Variety.
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Her catalogue should no longer be listened to in the same way.
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Ikea has similar services, but only for their own catalogue of products.
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Gay Semiotics never intended to be a complete catalogue of gay archetypes.
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Pricey Jumpers examines "some really quite pricey jumpers from a ridiculous catalogue".
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You can hear the Purple One's influence throughout The Egyptian Lover's catalogue.
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The catalogue for the December 6 sale is also unavailable to buy.
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The images were only reproductions in a catalogue, but were quite striking.
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Hollander emphasizes in her thorough essay for the show's catalogue, had a
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How can Mr Young allow "Alabama" to sit in his back catalogue?
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In fact, it's full of references to the entire Coen brothers catalogue.
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In Syria the catalogue of errors is far too long to enumerate.
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Selections will range from new releases to catalogue titles from participating studios.
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A catalogue accompanies the exhibition, containing seven texts, including one by Roberson.
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The catalogue of Felix Gonzalez-Torres's works does not include much else.
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" Looking at the cover photograph of the exhibition catalogue, "Re/Cover no.
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The EuroGraphics Fruits Seed Catalogue 1,000-Piece Puzzle is an appealing option.
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We've gotten an epic catalogue of Beyoncé bops for all life situations.
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"Another National Anthem" is also a standout number from the musical's catalogue.
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Mr. Argento published "Catalogue Raisonné as Memoir: A Composer's Life" in 2004.
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In Japan, the catalogue says, aesthetic innovation was not of prime importance.
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Resling Books has pulled the book from its online catalogue without notice.
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You don't have the catalogue of your work to compare it to.
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You search the back catalogue of your brain, but nothing comes forward.
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A New York State Supreme Court judge dismissed a suit brought by art dealer James Mayor against Pace Gallery president Arne Glimcher and the Agnes Martin catalogue raisonné committee regarding their exclusion of 13 works from Martin's catalogue raisonné.
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Without the internet, I'd probably dress entirely out of the L.L. Bean catalogue.
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It's going to take a minute just to catalogue everything that went down.
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A catalogue of the full collection will be produced in the coming years.
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The Wizard back catalogue is packed with songs directly inspired by specific movies.
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It also contained a huge card-catalogue and (in dehumidified storage), 4,000 flags.
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It's important to note that they only extract metadata to build this catalogue.
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"It gets a catalogue number and a national designation," he told The Verge.
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Check out a few examples from the Big Data Pawn Shop's catalogue below.
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The online catalogue, Edvard Munch's Drawings, is available via the Munch Museum website.
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The show's catalogue features a foreword by another contemporary light artist, James Turrell.
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He is a contributor for Thought Catalogue, Addicted2Success, Change Your Thoughts and more.
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What follows is an ongoing catalogue of Pokémon Go stories, curated by topic.
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These are more than "African American interiors," as the catalogue entry tells us.
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Technology employed by law enforcement allows police to record and catalogue license plates.
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Yet as vast as his catalogue is, Lil Wayne's reach is even vaster.
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We pared down The Lonely Island's catalogue down to its 10 best videos.
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WWE made USA, constituting the most lucrative part of its catalogue for years.
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The catalogue and wall texts cite van Gogh and Munch as major influences.
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I want people to know that I am not disassociating with my catalogue.
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THE LIBRARY A Catalogue of Wonders By Stuart Kells 271 pp. Counterpoint. $26.
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Her catalogue of failures and disappointments is not confined to her romantic life.
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Tall shelves hold hundreds of books, organized by catalogue numbers on their spines.
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Ganek had consigned the Cattelan only days before the auction catalogue was printed.
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We positioned digital stand-ins for my furniture, culled from the Macy's catalogue.
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Note: The catalogue Mark Rothko is edited by Sabine Haag and Jasper Sharp.
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A catalogue coming out this fall further explores Thayer's work and curious life.
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He does not like a proposed catalogue design, and does not trust technology.
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Author Richard Polsky published an unofficial "addendum" to the Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonné.
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Its curator, Denise Murrell, opens her catalogue essay with a critical / historical perspective.
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In 1003, on the publication of Lawrence's catalogue raisonné (He remains the only African-American artist with a catalogue raisonné of his complete works, Freeman said), it was discovered that six of his panels from the Struggle series had gone missing.
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This activity catalogue wasn't the only unique thing about The Rising Sun's night, though.
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The catalogue on Saavn will include 13 remastered studio albums and six audio collections.
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"Specialty Catalogue Size" How did you first find out about the Big Fat Flea?
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Following SpaceX's launch, a new entry was made in the catalogue on Space-Track.
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Visit Jonathan A. Hill, Bookseller's website to explore their full catalogue of fascinating offerings.
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Now that catalogue is prized: a copy will cost you €420 ($470) on eBay.
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Which is a catalogue of songs curated for commercials and television and promo stuff.
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The streaming service has come under some fire for a declining catalogue of movies.
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"No one comes to SoundCloud to listen to The Beatles' catalogue," said one investor.
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French officials said the deal was worth some 30 billion euros at catalogue prices.
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The catalogue record gets hundreds of views per month, according to the the university.
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A friend's daughter showed me the bones she'd filed in an old card catalogue.
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They also thought Amy Poehler's Leslie Knope was "too ditzy," according to Thought Catalogue.
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Those shows kicked up controversies, documented in the catalogue, about who was representing whom.
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Yet there is something uncomfortable about "checking out" a "book" from a human catalogue.
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"What did we do to these animals?" asks Marshall, in catalogue of her work.
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Throughout his catalogue, they're presented primarily as objects of sexual tomfoolery or bitter scorn.
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That magpie-like ability to pick and pluck runs through his voluminous back catalogue.
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Yet the exhibition and thorough catalogue highlight an often overlooked aspect of art history.
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Indulge in his back catalogue here and listen to the premiere of "Drivers" below.
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In his catalogue essay, Marshall discusses why abstraction cannot be the language of insurgence.
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The accompanying catalogue is out February 4 from the University of North Carolina Press.
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You can't rent it on iTunes, nor does it appear in Amazon Prime's catalogue.
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Almost half were attached to unsecured loans, for everything from cars to catalogue shopping.
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"Needy" is one of the most arresting and moving songs in Ariana Grande's catalogue.
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Olivier Messiaen's "Catalogue d'Oiseaux" ("Catalog of Birds") is an absurd undertaking for a pianist.
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Six months later, WikiLeaks started Podesta's entire Gmail catalogue online in small, daily batches.
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It's then back to emails and working on an upcoming catalogue for the afternoon.
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Alas, Ja's catalogue revival has a fatal flaw: Nobody really, truly asked for this.
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The catalogue is Jörg Immendorff: For All Beloved in the World (Walter König, 2019).
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The catalogue describes his eloquent queer imagining of the terrors of African-American barbershops.
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Ever since, its catalogue has proven to be one of its most reliable cash cows.
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We now have the most detailed catalogue of stars in our Milky Way galaxy yet.
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According to the Francis Bacon estate, the catalogue will include over 100 previously unpublished paintings.
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From then on, the film's vignettes catalogue the messes which women have to clear up.
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The zine is a scrapbook, but it's also a catalogue of his vision for plurality.
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The renewed emphasis on the environment is just one example from Mr Cameron's back-catalogue.
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Listening to the back catalogue, you're left wondering if anything else sounds quite so sleek.
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But what we can do (and what we love doing) is catalogue our favorite looks.
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Then, Peter would create a catalogue of what every single kind of illness feels like.
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It is one of 12,921 listed in the Uppsala General Catalogue of Galaxies, or UGC.
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So when I spotted a toy of him in the Argos catalogue, I freaked out.
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PROMIS is the case management tool AFP officers use to catalogue investigations and store intelligence.
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The Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation has yet to include the painting in its catalogue raisonné.
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Douglas Dreishpoon was appointed director and editor of the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation's upcoming catalogue raisonné.
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There's "I Love You," the most heartwarming expression of acceptance and joy in B's catalogue.
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Dr Harper's goal is to decouple climate from geography by building a "catalogue of climates".
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That's why only this collection grabs me when I dip into his catalogue on nothinglefttolose.com.
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The deal grows Sony's music catalogue to more than 2 million songs, the world's biggest.
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One might argue that, like Benatar's catalogue of human suffering, this response is overly pessimistic.
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So, we identified a system by which rights holders pre-clear their catalogue with MetaPop.
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FactBase's Trump database aims to catalogue everything the President has ever said, written or tweeted.
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Its label, and the exhibition catalogue, neglected to report its collection history in any detail.
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But beneath that surface festered a sadness that seemed to transmit throughout their entire catalogue.
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The company's catalogue currently includes more than 20 percent European content, according to one study.
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A 126-page catalogue of the 10,000 documents seized at Goodwine's apartment listed the contents.
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"Hassam embraced impressionism, but also naturalism, tonalism, and aestheticism," she writes in the exhibition catalogue.
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" They are, Vilbar writes in the exhibition's catalogue, "important observances for the communities surrounding shrines.
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Other documents translated and discussed in the exhibition catalogue are more sympathetic to his condition.
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"They are the rock holes and landmarks of my country," she states in the catalogue.
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"Sometimes parts are more open, sometimes they're all full up," she states in the catalogue.
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Thomas is best known for ThomasNet, North America's biggest catalogue of industrial parts and equipment.
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The singer left behind a catalogue of hits, including "Careless Whisper" and "Faith," and Wham!
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Lantern slides can be inserted into a box at a table alongside the card catalogue.
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Beatport launched in January 2004 with 79 labels, mainly house music-focused, in its catalogue.
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Everything is the most ambitious catalogue of things ever committed to a video game | Eurogamer.
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John Hoyland, whose catalogue raisonné I am currently working on, is an interesting case, too.
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Nicole Rudick quotes Selz in her essay in the catalogue accompanying the exhibition What Nerve!
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The next day, May 22, I received the catalogue of his Swiss show of photographs.
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It is an incrementally built catalogue of heightened details that slows down our sense of time.
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That's when I worked my way forward in their catalogue and fell in love with everything.
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Following the Israeli embassy's complaint, his work was removed from Artcurial's online catalogue for the sale.
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The catalogue raisonné had listed it as being in a private collection, according to The Guardian.
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That said, the more savage and immediate moments in the Wizard catalogue are amongst their greatest.
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A catalogue of desperate denials many of which have, over time, turned out to be false.
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The magnificent catalogue, heavy as a rock from St Jerome's wilderness, will explain much, of course.
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The catalogue of Livity Sound and sister label Dnuos Ytivil was raided for singular, live interpretations.
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Ever since, it's become a pseudo-prophecy, a nonexistent catalogue of the men who've wronged us.
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Keep in mind there are a total of 6,909 living languages recorded in the Ethnologue catalogue.
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Her Twitter feed is a catalogue of her adventures, demonstrating that there's nothing she can't do.
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Unfortunately, without access to Play's catalogue of 3 million-plus apps, Chinese phones hold little attraction.
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Cohen said there are now "millions" of media files — images and videos — in the company's catalogue.
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A quotation from the artist in the handsome little catalogue accompanying the show makes this clear.
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A vast amount of Kate's catalogue consists of tales rooted in the deeply perverse and disturbing.
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Held on-site, it is organized by Roland Auctions, which has also published an online catalogue.
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"I DON'T CARE that Eddie Bauer didn't want me to model for their Fall Catalogue." pic.twitter.
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Yes, the story opens with the obligatory catalogue of United's misadventures over the past half-decade.
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French officials said the deal was worth some 30 billion euros ($34 billion) at catalogue prices.
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Here's the catalogue, even if you aren't in a country that has the goods yet yet.
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In the hall of mirrors that is Chuck Berry's catalogue, this is where to get oriented.
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In December 2013, Der Spiegel published an article discussing a catalogue of different NSA hacking capabilities.
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The paid version will allow people to hear an expanded catalogue and will facilitate offline listening.
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At the Institute for Spending Reform, we sought to catalogue every one that we could find.
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For Ongaku, I'll take the catalogue number 10: "Make You Move / Our Music" by Roman vs.
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The movie, which comes out today, is an orange-hued daydream out of an athleisure catalogue.
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But because they made so many bootlegs, we decided to put it back in the catalogue.
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Including some of the aforementioned records, Kartel's catalogue is filled with songs fi di gyal dem.
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And then I start sorting according to the catalogue, checking, examining, recording, and sticking in place.
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The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue, with intelligent, readable essays by 11 scholars.
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A decade removed, you can still get chills listening to her literally jump through her catalogue.
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Unfortunately, at times it feels like the persuasive arguments of the exhibition catalogue elude the galleries.
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"The debris and remains are choices, not conditions or restrictions," as noted in the catalogue text.
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Nobody bought the photos at first, but curious collectors began to pick through his back catalogue.
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According to the catalogue on Balmain&aposs website, most of the collection has already sold out.
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There is an evolving catalogue available to the public now in one form, later in others.
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"Discuss us now, let our bodies be visible and divine again," Dieng writes in the catalogue.
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Or is it because Taylor Swift's entire catalogue just went up on Spotify for free.99?
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The catalogue is crucial in studying the overlap in his investment in both writing and painting.
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This will go toward building a broad and deep content catalogue capable of meeting diverse audience preferences.
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The poorest-selling LP in her catalogue, it still reached third place in the British album chart.
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It's a great idea to recycle your old catalogue so that your older releases don't get forgotten.
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One of the more unusual shopping catalogs you might read is the Red Cross Emergency Items Catalogue.
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There was not this huge catalogue of online video that people were selling pre-rolled ads against.
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I went trawling backwards buying the band's catalogue from back to front with saved up dinner money.
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Because streaming rights vary across regions, Netflix's catalogue may look different in other parts of the world.
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Is a smaller, more carefully edited catalogue of game titles a better bet for mobile game companies?
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Their catalogue of more than 2500 pages, released in June, was hailed as a major publishing achievement.
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Hirst loves to work in series – in 10 he published a complete catalogue of his spot paintings.
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The catalogue contains three quotations, all of them short, from the marvelous painter and writer Andrew Forge.
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Supercell has a catalogue of four games, which have around 100 million daily active players in total.
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I'm not pointing fingers at people, I'm talking about institutions And what about the Kemet back catalogue?
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Indeed, "Greek love" became a code for queer culture in this period, as the excellent catalogue explains.
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Princess Diana picked out her engagement ring, a sapphire surrounded by 14 diamonds, from a Garrard catalogue.
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Each time he put out a record, he'd delete the old one, and wipe his catalogue clean.
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Of course we've seen Will perform some tracks from his golden back catalogue a few times now.
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Gurman has broken stories on the iPad, Siri and almost every other device in the Apple catalogue.
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Not all of Netflix's entire catalogue is available for download (sorry, Friends, Shameless, and Gilmore Girls fans).
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"Every woman, whether consciously or not, has a catalogue of the hideous men she's known," Carroll writes.
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A quick look at the catalogue reveals western, local as well as regional content on the service.
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It's also a fantastic catalogue of artworks, letting you explore by different styles, time periods — even colors.
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In November, the catalogue was awarded the inaugural Pierre Daix Prize at the Musée Picasso in Paris.
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The next step: to use DogFACS to catalogue canine facial expressions in a variety of different contexts.
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Beautiful AgonyWho would have thought that a catalogue of O-faces could be such a turn on?
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Where Google Translate currently offers 100+ languages, Yandex Translate is close behind with a catalogue of 90.
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He then handed me the catalogue and asked me to write a dedication on that particular page.
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Everything We Are Capable of Seeing Everything in his catalogue is fascinating and worth admiration, for sure.
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It has an extensive online art catalogue and last year it launched a platform for online auctions.
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Their catalogue also includes a few non-Steam games, like Overwatch, Elder Scrolls: Online and EVE: Online.
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The bigger challenge came from attempting to focus their ever-growing and stylistically varied catalogue of songs.
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His catalogue is plentiful, but these 20 cuts capture the heart of his talent and vision best.
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Visitors would do well to read their exemplary essays in the exhibition catalogue before seeing the show.
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While poring over a catalogue of outdoor gear, he came across a parka trimmed in wolverine fur.
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I won't catalogue each and every self-inflicted verbal oddity that comes out of the candidate's mouth.
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As it turned out, these dusty volumes didn't have bar codes, just catalogue cards that were blank.
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In some ways, the book is a catalogue of portraits about life under the strangeness of globalization.
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Ninety percent of their back catalogue is glorified wrestling entrance theme music, in the greatest possible way.
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Why did you decide to commission an interview between Bradley and artist Carroll Dunham for the catalogue?
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This new album made me get into her more and listen to more of her back catalogue.
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Gander also replicated the linocuts in black Sharpie, and the drawings are included in a new catalogue.
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Women Artists in Paris is the catalogue accompanying an exhibition organized by the American Federation of Arts.
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Instead, it is a vividly illustrated catalogue of everything that can make splitting up a nightmarish experience.
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Its catalogue is sure to become an inescapable reference in every ceramic art department around the world.
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With Red Sparrow on its way, now seems like a good time to catalogue all she's accomplished.
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And I loved their music; I'd order any new record on the Dischord catalogue with my $113.
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These images could have easily come from a shipping catalogue or an online portfolio of stock images.
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He left these works out of his catalogue raisonné because they were not representative of his work.
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They also assembled a catalogue raisonné of Mr. Stella's paintings from 1958 to 1965, published in 1987.
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Even the catalogue essay for the show addresses the tension in stagnant gallery displays of his work.
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The work looked catalogue-slick, but it didn't actually exist; the image had been created in Photoshop.
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"Singular," for example, conjures the "fearfully beautiful" in a catalogue of contradictions: We are broken and fixed.
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"The show, overall is > will be devastating," O'Neil writes in a sketchbook page reproduced in the catalogue.
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TESS will also provide a catalogue of interesting targets, like TOI-270, for study by future missions.
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Inside, it's like the catalogue, in V.R.: a hale crew, attired in Patagonia, talking up their trips.
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It is also available in a beautifully rendered catalogue co-published by Fondation Carmignac and Reliefs Editions.
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Eugene V. Thaw (1927–2018) collector and co-author of a catalogue raisonné of Jackson Pollock's work.
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Not only was the art on display superbly Nut, but the catalogue featured De Forest's movement manifesto.
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As depicted in promotional materials and the exhibition catalogue, the PhoeniX is worn by user Steven Sanchez.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In his essay for the catalogue accompanying the exhibition ALLAN KAPROW.
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EW: In the catalogue it says that you try to give back to places where you're working.
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Perusing the exhibition catalogue she noticed in my bio that I'd been to film school at NYU.
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"Every woman, whether consciously or not, has a catalogue of the hideous men she's known," she writes.
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