The choreographed moves around the kitchen act as a nod to the choreographed battles.
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"As much as the show is choreographed onstage, it's choreographed backstage," said Carrie Kamerer, the wardrobe supervisor.
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"I've choreographed before in my life, but I've never choreographed this exact dance in this moment," Ms. Tanowitz said.
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The campaign has choreographed its messaging carefully, down to the tweet Emails from across the last year depict the Clinton campaign as calculating and choreographed.
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Over the last several years, he has choreographed for the Cirque du Soleil; directed operas and plays; choreographed films, worked with the Icelandic rock band Sigur Ros and the singer Woodkid, and choreographed the Alanis Morissette musical, "Jagged Little Pill," which is heading to Broadway in November.
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He built collaborations with Jerome Robbins, who directed and choreographed several shows he produced, set designer Boris Aronson, and Bob Fosse, who choreographed Prince's first big success, Cabaret.
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This year, she also choreographed — a first for her.
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" Kirkpatrick shared a link as well, captioning it, "choreographed .
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None of this action is particularly well foreshadowed or choreographed.
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The couple posted the simple (but well choreographed) setup online.
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Individual moves can be balletic, a team's routines exquisitely choreographed.
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It holds choreographed ceremonies of tens of thousands of people.
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Like magic, the two blonde bombshells are perfectly choreographed. What?
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Chmerkovskiy choreographed the video alongside Ian Eastwood, who also appears.
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In the 1980s, she choreographed a ballet for garbage trucks.
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The opening ceremony, sublimely choreographed by Deborah Colker, was uplifting.
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Dozens of Pikachus team up each day for choreographed dances.
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She also choreographed certain movements, much like a stunt director.
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He also choreographed new pieces to help tell the story.
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In one scene she performed a dance she had choreographed.
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The movements of the four choristers were also heavily choreographed.
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It's choreographed to the very last detail, and in sequence.
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It's really just a sequence of tightly choreographed action scenes.
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Was it choreographed or more spontaneous and in the moment?
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I volunteer every year to choreographed, coordinated, and teach the routine.
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After it's 220-163 you stop doing choreographed dances and such.
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She choreographed her routine herself, with the help of her mum.
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Here is how prosecutors allege the actor choreographed the attack. Jan.
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Actually no, no, my friend Rudy, Rudy Abreu, he choreographed it.
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I choreographed three routines for the "Under the Sea" theme show.
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You know, the one where she's a well-choreographed pop star.
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The talks have been carefully choreographed to try to avert failure.
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The hold hands, wave flags and flawlessly execute choreographed dance moves.
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This complex transmission is a choreographed dance that happens invisibly, everyday.
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It features lavish costumes, huge sets and extensively choreographed fight scenes.
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"Our show is fully choreographed, and it's very interactive," he says.
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Did you have that in mind when you choreographed this piece?
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The true story of an IPO isn't a planned choreographed thing.
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Historically, post-election calls to heads of state are choreographed affairs.
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If MbS shows up, it will be a carefully choreographed appearance.
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Just breaking out into a couple of fully-choreographed Bollywood routines.
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Beyond that, the usually polished and choreographed affair is in flux.
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"Celui Qui Tombe," choreographed by Yoann Bourgeois, will also appear. tanzimaugust.
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"King Kong," directed and choreographed by Drew McOnie, begins previews Oct.
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PURCHASE "Carmen," ballet choreographed by William Soleau, score by Georges Bizet.
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He'd never choreographed a jazz routine before and was freaking out.
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In some clips, the subjects look like choreographed swarms of bees.
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"These are the archetypes," said Ronen Izhaki, who choreographed the piece.
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Vibe As if Kate Bush choreographed a '90s R&B video.
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Margo Sappington choreographed the show's several nude dance and movement sequences.
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GRANT Everything we do, everything is choreographed — it's not just movement.
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Beyond the choreographed chaos, though, lies a more historically remarkable development.
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Speeches are pre-choreographed spectacles; debates are pitched battles for airtime.
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Magic began with the next pieces, choreographed between 1970 and '75.
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Mr. Morris choreographed "Pepperland," a dance piece inspired by the album.
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Magic began with the next pieces, choreographed between 1970 and '75.
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No Regrets And Mick Jagger's girlfriend, Melanie Hamrick, choreographed a ballet.
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She has choreographed others; "Cabin in the Sky" is not her first.
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Every part of it was choreographed, but Leslie sure kicked Melissa's ass.
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Last year, I found that this moment was actually choreographed by Balanchine.
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He sang as his talented pals performed a choreographed dance behind him.
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Soft and choreographed, Black bodies moving in unison had a soothing effect.
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"[He] choreographed the scene within an inch of its life," Knightley said.
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A carefully choreographed dance of temperature and energy was now under way.
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Men Untamed is a choreographed male burlesque show, not a strip club.
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Do the fans have choreographed responses to different parts of the songs?
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It's a tightly choreographed piece where all sections play off each other.
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Their appearance together was very much a carefully choreographed summit of equals.
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Normally such occasions are choreographed to the second — and replete with tradition.
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ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON March Dance Concert, choreographed and performed by Bard students.
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She choreographed for untraditional spaces: galleries, rooftops, the side of a building.
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Watch the beautifully choreographed video above and pre-order the album here.
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It was choreographed using influences from Chinese Wushu and some unconventional techniques.
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As a photographer, Mac's snapshot-style aesthetic isn't precious or overly choreographed.
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His prepared speeches and choreographed events obscured his lack of rhetorical agility.
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Some of this action is highly choreographed; some is done more naturalistically.
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He obsessed over the music, and choreographed the movement of his coffin.
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He also choreographed a piece for Washington Ballet, "The Outset," in March.
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But one that is choreographed might not produce the result management wants.
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Everything is choreographed to a T. Do you wish it were looser?
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He will have a brief but highly choreographed meeting with the pope.
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That vote sets off choreographed steps that lead us to a trial.
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Parades in North Korea typically involve choreographed performances involving thousands of individuals.
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The large ensemble, choreographed into flailing friskiness by Stephen Mears, is serviceable.
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She choreographed the 1994 revival of "Show Boat" that Mr. Prince directed.
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People don't capture a moment anymore, they capture a carefully choreographed pose.
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But the choreographed rollout is a sign of organizing on the topic.
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The highly choreographed scene, set to military music, lasted around 15 minutes.
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She choreographed the 1994 revival of "Show Boat" that Mr. Prince directed.
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The fight scenes, choreographed by UnkleDave's Fight-House, are abundant and vicious.
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Trisha Brown's "Compass" (403) records a choreographed pivot on a printer's plate.
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She actually choreographed for Nancy [Kerrigan] a bit back in the day.
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Yes. He went in with the camera and to do these choreographed movements.
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The next thing we know, they break out in an impressively choreographed dance.
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Charitably, the newcomer trio has talent, amply displayed by the elaborately choreographed numbers.
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The trio performed a dance number to "Shake It Off" that Charli choreographed.
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His embrace of unembarrassed, choreographed showmanship is clearly at odds with current trends.
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It is a carefully choreographed ballet, where one person's movements affect the next's.
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You just sang along — and possibly choreographed dances to them with your friends.
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Now, Molinaro is a bride who is no stranger to choreographed dance routines.
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Gleb has choreographed a really beautiful foxtrot with a very '70s, psychedelic vibe.
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"Our gymnastics routines are choreographed, but this is something totally different," she says.
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It was a highly choreographed affair, as much gymnastics exhibition as pro wrestling.
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Shipments are passed through a highly choreographed team of brokers, carriers and forwarders.
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Priyanka also danced to some traditional Indian music ... some of which looked choreographed.
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Conventions used to be completely stage-managed and choreographed from start to finish.
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Sometimes it's gloriously choreographed, with the wit and precision of a silent comedy.
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Most of the scenes were choreographed to be set up around natural interactions.
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Todd likes to compare it to a well-choreographed, well-rehearsed dance routine.
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Above, dancers in "The Triadic Ballet," choreographed by Oskar Schlemmer and Gerhard Bohner.
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Mugabe did so, but he was visibly displeased at the entire choreographed affair.
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Bonus: the dance was choreographed by Dancing with the Stars choreographer Carmelo Pizzino.
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Let's make sure I have something that's a little choreographed for each game.
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Best of all are the dancing servants and supplicants, choreographed by Joya Powell.
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Carter made good by bursting onto the stage for a full choreographed routine.
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Tatum also revealed the show will be choreographed by the movie's original choreographer.
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Wang said she was not at all impressed by Xi's strictly choreographed visit.
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The event was tightly choreographed to keep attention on the issue at hand.
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They can involve months of preparation, choreographed assault teams, and even military aircraft.
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I assumed that the production, directed and choreographed by Warren Carlyle, would entertain.
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The choreographed end-zone celebration, for instance, has gleefully migrated to other sports.
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Directed and choreographed by Jessica Burr, the show does include some lovely performances.
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The aid had always arrived in carefully choreographed shipments planned months in advance.
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Ailey choreographed "Cry" as a birthday present for his mother, Lula Elizabeth Cooper.
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"The Cage" is really one of the most stylized ballets Jerry ever choreographed.
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In an interview, I asked Baryshnikov who choreographed the movement in the show.
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Anyone watching Tsentr 2019 should expect a carefully choreographed military spectacle, Boulegue said.
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So they carefully choreographed two weeks of public hearings to avoid a derailment.
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The tightly choreographed interaction between the dancers and the camera is rivetingly exact.
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Her attack on Biden's record on race was expertly choreographed and beautifully delivered.
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Huntsman defended his attendance at the conference in a choreographed video posted on Twitter.
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In recent years, the in-person instructions have been replaced with splashy, choreographed videos.
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I enjoy John Woo movies, where they make a choreographed spectacle out of gunfights.
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It's not uncommon for a choreographed dance sequence to layer upon a shocking murder.
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Then, each person attends a dance class and learns half of a choreographed number.
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The car responded quickly and efficiently to the choreographed scenarios along the predetemined route.
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Hilarity ensues as every absurd action cumulates in an amalgamation of intricately choreographed antics.
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With its choreographed sentimentality and the promise of emotional sabotage, Are You The One?
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There is an Italian word, sprezzatura that means a certain studied, highly choreographed carelessness.
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They are carefully choreographed affairs, where every word, movement, and image is carefully scrutinized.
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In the mold of the traditional emperor's inspection tour, Xi's visit was highly choreographed.
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Bottom line: it's not free speech if it's a choreographed campaign of targeted abuse.
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Well, if you're Nick Viall, more reality TV, only this time involving choreographed dance.
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The well-choreographed move fits into the larger sequence of events intended in PROMESA.
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Any small mistake left us trapped within a tightly-choreographed, extremely effective set play.
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Lucy Mcrae: It's very bizarre how un-choreographed the trajectory of my projects evolve.
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"Donald choreographed every last detail...he produced me, too, or tried to," Christie writes.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW "A Night on Fire," choreographed display of fire arts with seven performers.
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The talks were quickly revived, leading to the highly choreographed event that unfolded Tuesday.
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But "Los Elementos," directed and choreographed by Richard Stafford, is an entirely original effort.
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The movement, choreographed by Savion Glover, pays homage to dance styles of the era.
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He'd sew dresses and make hats by day while Roxy choreographed the night's entertainment.
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Hand painted images and sketches of dancers are animated into a beautifully choreographed routine.
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If you like choreographed modern Euro wrestling, there was a four way doing that.
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Several popular songs were featured, accompanied by rousing, highly choreographed, and sometimes acrobatic performances.
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In contrast to the earlier protests, the political theatre I witnessed felt carefully choreographed.
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They appeared as flying fireflies, as the bicyclists bobbed and wove in choreographed patterns.
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With a thumping DJ booth at the entrance and a series of choreographed mobs.
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Everything is precisely choreographed, but largely in ways that make naturalistic behavior look peculiar.
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It's a spontaneously choreographed and completely controlled dance to the music of the spheres.
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In fact, you've seen them dance together in the film, which he also choreographed.
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But you could be forgiven for thinking you're watching a kind of choreographed dance.
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And now she's taking a chance on me again, since I've never choreographed before.
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Leonard Bernstein wrote the music for that show and Robbins choreographed and directed it.
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He choreographed the movement of his coffin from Arizona, his home state, to Washington.
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NSYNC had harmonies and personalities, but performance for the group meant complex choreographed dances.
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The show is being directed and choreographed by Casey Nicholaw ("The Book of Mormon").
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Normally Griezmann commemorates his goals with choreographed celebrations, but on this occasion, he demurred.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Exquisitely choreographed, Federico Fellini's works sparkle with ingenuity.
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But he acknowledged that many of the announcements were choreographed for maximum political impact.
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My hard-earned, brisk New York stride was downgraded to a carefully choreographed shuffle.
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Some choreographed, stylized gestures accompany the singing, as is the tradition in opéra-ballet.
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In Mr. Wang's photos, there are no choreographed assemblies, no raised fists, no flags.
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A new musical, directed and choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler ("Hamilton"), is jitterbugging onto Broadway.
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His wife, Kate Mooney, who has practical gray hair and a deflationary wit, choreographed.
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Plenitude is important in Georgia, where feasting and toasting are cherished, heavily choreographed rites.
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It was Salvatore Aiello — not Vaslav Nijinsky, who choreographed the original version in 1912.
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Their movements are somehow both modern and ancient; choreographed animalistic gestures and primal grunts.
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After his state's delegates' votes were recorded, Sanders spoke up in a choreographed moment.
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Same for the well-choreographed and aptly shot fight scenes, which are bloody and inventive.
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Dovolani, 44, is not only hosting the show, but also choreographed a Latin-infused number.
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You know, make up weird choreographed dances on a Saturday night while we were drinking.
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Courteney Cox and her daughter performed a choreographed dance for the 'Friends' star's TikTok debut
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Trump is notoriously obsessed with crowd size and choreographed appearances with sports celebrities and heroes.
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But like nearly every Apple product, the user experience was carefully choreographed and tightly controlled.
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"The Letter V," which he choreographed for the company in 2015, is better than that.
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The whole thing feels perfectly choreographed and planned — almost like a Broadway show, in fact.
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It's amazing that some humans can be more graceful and more expertly choreographed in water.
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There was even that big choreographed "That Thing You Do" production number during the ceremony.
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Bella said the two choreographed a dance that helps tell the story of their romance.
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Presidential tweetstorms have a way of washing out even the most carefully choreographed policy campaigns.
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We put on a big choreographed show, which is quite theatrical... it's quite a display.
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The film concludes in an outrageous, choreographed stunt performed in front of the school board.
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" Subsequently, said Johnson, Smollett allegedly choreographed the attack "because he was dissatisfied with his salary.
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But beyond the choreographed pageantry and fervor, there are reasons to watch the proceedings closely.
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There isn't a natural place for Mr. Glover in the "Shuffle Along" he has choreographed.
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" She has choreographed movies; stage shows for pop stars; and a Broadway musical, "Finding Neverland.
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Also having its premiere is "r-Evolution, Dream," choreographed by the Ailey dancer Hope Boykin.
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Each year, members of the committee perform an elaborately choreographed waltz to open the dance.
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There was a lot of chatter before that about how choreographed the whole thing was.
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Arledge pioneered cine-dance — dance choreographed specifically for film — in her most famous film, Introspection.
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Unsurprisingly, though, it's a choreographed showcase of a deadpan caricature of an eccentric celebrity recluse.
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The video features, among other things, Justin taking a very well-choreographed grocery-shopping trip.
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The film won critical acclaim and awards for its special effects and choreographed fight scenes.
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He also choreographed more than 80 ballets — though many failed to find favor with critics.
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But a rape allegation against him is threatening to unravel a carefully choreographed business plan.
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They have choreographed a two-part dressage routine to a song by Nelly, the rapper.
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There were pans away from tight choreographed pieces and wide shots of more intimate moments.
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Finally, the five main dancers perform a sweetly forgettable choreographed number to baroque-type music.
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It's a sequence so cleverly choreographed, with such liveliness and spark, that it's actually bittersweet.
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The evening began with "Serenade," the first work that Balanchine choreographed in America, in 1934.
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There were also quirks in the Act 3 folk dances, choreographed by Toer van Schayk.
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In 1967, when Balanchine choreographed this segment of "Jewels," Ms. McBride was its female lead.
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A dual narrative needs to be not only well choreographed, but also, more important, necessary.
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Mr Trump's meeting with Mr. Kim, in particular — complete with its choreographed handshake — was historic.
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The missions to send humans to space and back had to be precise and choreographed.
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It followed a long day of the choreographed pageantry that always accompanies prime ministerial transitions.
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His public appearances are normally carefully choreographed to show only cheering supporters wearing red shirts.
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Scalise's return to the Capitol was kept under wraps and carefully choreographed by his team.
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Alvin choreographed the piece for his mother, but who knows what she actually went through.
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They mill and tussle with all the spontaneity and menace of a choreographed mosh pit.
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You can't cut away from shoddy CGI; a fight scene has to be clearly choreographed.
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Instead, a beautifully choreographed sequence of shots unfolds, with sparse explanation of what's being depicted.
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This was the first step in a choreographed legislative maneuver we have seen many times.
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They performed "Hot in Herre," complete with choreographed dance moves for the St. Louis audience.
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The salsa I choreographed was very simple, mainly so I knew he could master it.
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His directorial stunts are epitomized by a choreographed sequence that destroys an entire hillside shantytown.
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In elementary school she choreographed, directed and starred in shows at recess, charging a quarter.
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Where Ms. Dorrance's hand is most in evidence is in the large, meticulously choreographed ensembles.
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My wife told me she'd forgotten the routine she choreographed to Toxic 13 years ago.
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The photographs McGinley produced between 1998 and 2003 blur the space between spontaneous and choreographed.
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We know they dance to choreographed routines and have astoundingly unrealistic fat-to-muscle ratios.
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The process becomes a kind of choreographed set of actions that are chemical and physical.
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The show downshifts with "Go West: Circa 1890" (choreographed by Makeda Abraham), in which anxiety dissolves into the shared exhilaration of dance; and "Drumfolk" (choreographed by David Pleasant), about using the body to create rhythm and music at a time when drums were forbidden.
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It was his job to get the 5'3″ actress ready to take a (highly choreographed) beating.
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Though his moves could technically fall under "choreographed celebrations" — which are prohibited — this seems pretty harmless.
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"We choreographed a few numbers, and I need to keep stretching," Anna Camp tells the camera.
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Perhaps it's enough already with the precisely choreographed pageantry, and time to embrace something more authentic.
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With every superbly choreographed move Theron takes, there is an equally perfect song added for garnish.
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He's choreographed a dance that he feels is difficult enough to get us into the finals.
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It plays a jaunty little circus song that Kimmy and DJ have a choreographed dance to.
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The show's action sequences, particularly a salvo in a donut shop, are spiffy, choreographed to dazzle.
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Professional shows can take up to two years to plan; amateur shows are less carefully choreographed.
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It was very well thought out and very well choreographed and very well storyboarded, I feel.
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In one act, for an art history themed show, she choreographed a piece as Frida Kahlo.
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Faced with a choice between backing Trump and repudiating him, Ryan has chosen carefully choreographed distance.
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Morris, who stared on the hit show Glee, is familiar with picking up a choreographed routine.
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But the real world isn't a test track with choreographed scenarios for a car to navigate.
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The people and machines that surrounded him choreographed Hawking's genius, Ms Mialet wrote in his obituary.
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She has also choreographed more than a dozen movies, ranging from American Graffiti to Legally Blonde.
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For all their earnestness, this was a choreographed and heavily indulgent performance of group auto-fellatio.
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The couple slipped out of Nobu Sunday night under heavy cover ... from bodyguards to choreographed SUVs.
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In a final choreographed stunt, the singer flew over the crowd to execute a slam dunk.
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I gotta feel the rhythm so you could say my dancing is more freestyle than choreographed.
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I had no intentions whatsoever of any of that—it wasn't choreographed in the least bit.
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Ligia Lewis, another American Realness participant, choreographed and performed in the U.S. premier of minor matter.
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Sample, tank-framed and motivationally upbeat, quickly choreographed a scuffle only vaguely delineated in the script.
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Recent political conventions have grown so scripted and choreographed that moments of true spontaneity are rare.
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I remember seeing American Ballet Theater perform it about three years before I choreographed my version.
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But in four messy days, the president lost the clear message choreographed by his advance team.
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Kassar remained elusive until 2007, when an intricately choreographed DEA sting operation finally brought him down.
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As for "Boundin'", he wrote, directed, starred in, narrated, choreographed, and did the music for "Boundin'".
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Brown choreographed many works without musical accompaniment, of which Glacial Decoy was one of the last.
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What you won't see in the video is a polished, choreographed dance routine or solid acting.
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Both the Wall Street Journal and New York Times popped highly choreographed pieces on Cohn's rise.
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He also pressured the authority to study outfitting M.T.A. bridges with lights capable of choreographed display.
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A screen adaptation, directed and choreographed by Mr. Fosse, starred Shirley MacLaine in the title role.
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You said that this show is not super choreographed like your last major piece, "Elektra," was.
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They've composed it and choreographed it from scratch, and they're backstage still screwing the doors together.
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Alexei Ratmansky's "Namouna" was one of the most special things I ever had choreographed on me.
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It's almost certainly been carefully choreographed to avoid too much embarrassment, but it's pretty entertaining nonetheless.
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The vogue battles, choreographed by Leiomy Maldonado and Danielle Polanco, are thrilling, art-as-combat duels.
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The lively production has been directed and choreographed by Richard Stafford, with a mostly young cast.
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It's hard to imagine Bloomberg could have choreographed the first vote any better for his hopes.
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Organizing the photographs into a grid, in turn, turned the subjects into a choreographed dance troupe.
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Robinson also choreographed Houston herself — the living Houston — in 1993, for the "I'm Every Woman" video.
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Celebrities, news commentators, even presidential candidates weighed in on something that was choreographed by an actor.
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A dive into the Walden Grove High School's YouTube channel brings up some more choreographed gems.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Summits of world leaders are usually highly choreographed affairs that leave little to chance.
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Meanwhile, Saldana and her husband perform a choreographed modern dance showing the different phases of love.
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A newish boy band, Why Don't We, paced its choreographed come-ons to electronic dance music.
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Each one of those scenes is thoughtfully choreographed with regard to space, movement, sound, and energy.
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The mishap was unprecedented for the usually meticulously choreographed ceremony and stole the spotlight from the winners.
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The way she danced around the kitchen in her apron, sprinkling flour in an almost choreographed movement.
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Hear it, and watch the video, choreographed by performance duo FlucT who also feature alongside SOPHIE, above.
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Their brilliantly choreographed routines come with a risk, and it's their coaches that make all the difference.
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Kim is, essentially, upsetting two decades of carefully choreographed North Korean statecraft and stepping into the unknown.
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She noted that before her work with Noguchi, Graham, like most dancers, choreographed for an empty stage.
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It's reminiscent of how Avatar: The Last Airbender's fight sequences were choreographed in terms of martial arts.
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If you're going to do musical parodies, let them be choreographed Hanukkah parodies sung by Hamilton nerds.
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It was the first time he had choreographed "for a company that wasn't my own", he says.
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The highly choreographed nature of Friday's event speaks to the administration's difficulties in appealing to black voters.
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Apparently they were rehearsing some type of highly choreographed, group display of public devotion to the leadership.
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The Golden Circle is a more loosely plotted movie, but it's also more carefully and elaborately choreographed.
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Rudolf Nureyev and Yuri Grigorovich choreographed productions for the Royal Ballet and the Bolshoi in the 1960s.
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While some of the drone action is choreographed, other moments are set off by Tempest's subtle movements.
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They danced and did silly poses around the set, some of which were choreographed and others improvised.
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When you're a member of the royal family, your every move is careful, calculated, and perfectly choreographed.
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In recent days, North Koreans have been seen practicing choreographed dance routines in brightly colored national dress.
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Such conversations are usually well-choreographed and methodical but their physical conditions can be variable and random.
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For years, China has carefully choreographed the currency's movements in global markets, often guiding the currency lower.
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When asked if they had choreographed anything Cavallari laughs, "That's kind of where we drew the line."
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There's a lot of shooting and jumping and running around, but it's all choreographed and shot indifferently.
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That requires some getting creative, often with the help of rain, music, and a little choreographed dance.
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Sokolow's first sentence is factual and forms the springboard for the artist's carefully choreographed flight of fancy.
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Choreographed by James Alsop, the video is set to I'm Still Here, a new track from Sia.
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Last winter, she paired painted screens by the artist Martin Gustafson with choreographed performances by Stanley Love.
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The dance floor's welcoming throb had been reimagined as a series of carefully choreographed pirouettes and stumbles.
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"I haven't choreographed anything in six years, so going into this whole process was scary," she said.
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We feel powerless to keep you from shooting hate inside our muscles with well-choreographed white rage.
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These beloved classic videos feature captivating imagery and discovery themes, choreographed to the tune of classical music.
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Dispelling such confusion is one reason for the choreographed nature of the first calls made to leaders.
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She also choreographed short ballets with stage designs by her husband, the Russian émigré artist Constantin Nepo.
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Nothing about her achievement was choreographed; nor was she concerned about her hair, her nails, her smile.
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It turns out the mascots were choreographed by Aaron Gordon and came out at the wrong time.
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Their site-specific, experiential works range from intricate, evolving window displays to choreographed takeovers of corporate atriums.
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This evening-length show was choreographed by Mr. Carmona for six dancers (including himself) and five musicians.
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After a tour that was a model of abstract, starkly choreographed precision, Solange had severe health problems.
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Not the police, who have nothing to disprove the well-choreographed story of five well-connected women.
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By the time he choreographed "Grace," he was 33, and already well established in the dance world.
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DANCE This small but mighty company presents Keith Michael's "The Nutcracker," which is choreographed especially for children.
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The whole production, choreographed with a dutiful energy by Kelly Devine, suffers from a similar heightened twinkliness.
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Apparently, kimchi had stolen some of owner Julian Niccolini's well-choreographed thunder, which made me intensely happy.
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The choreographed event, which ended April 11, had all the fixings of an American joint-training exercise.
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That was about 20 years ago, and Ms. Bartosik has since choreographed more than a dozen works.
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Jaroussky, again wonderful) and a dancer (the mesmerizing Nora Kimball-Mentzos, who also elegantly choreographed the work).
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Ms. Forti was a leading member, and Mr. Morris himself choreographed and performed in several Judson productions.
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Rather, it's a highly stylized, very choreographed set of dance steps, for lack of a better term.
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Mr. Blankenbuehler spent almost an hour fleshing out a fully choreographed curtain call for the first time.
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It's very much choreographed to seem effortless and have the characters come in and out of frame.
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The 25-member ensemble strokes and strikes them with choreographed verve, accompanying arias and Pan-African pop.
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On the other are the meticulously choreographed warriors, who never seem less human than when joined together.
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A number of the graduates were strolling, or performing choreographed dances popular among black fraternities and sororities.
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The march on Hong Kong Island, led by moderate pro-democracy figures, was peaceful and well choreographed.
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On March 1, there was a well-choreographed display of senior administrator's thoughts about the opioid crisis.
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It is an impression affirmed in a dance that Barrio and Santangelo choreographed for the two women.
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Crews may wear fireproof suits instead of leotards, but their performances are as choreographed as any ballet.
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Others see the Kremlin's hand in the chaos — a constant, choreographed campaign to destabilize its smaller neighbor.
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"Meat Joy" was a natural, if operatically scaled, product of its spirit, and it was carefully choreographed.
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He spoke matter-of-factly about his drug trafficking exploits, and the testimony often felt carefully choreographed.
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If street fighting was "alive" and not choreographed, Bruce argued, why should the preparation for it be?
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Celebrities, news commentators, and even presidential candidates, weighed in on something that was choreographed by an actor.
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But it has a secret weapon: It's directed and choreographed by longtime Disney collaborator Kenny Ortega, the man who choreographed Dirty Dancing and brought the world the cult classic musical Newsies (1992), and who has worked with many of the world's biggest pop idols, including Michael Jackson and Cher.
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This must mean the Chief Whip (party organiser) is confident of pulling off a choreographed show of loyalty.
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The batting cage is a motion capture arena, designed to track the quadcopters' choreographed movement with pinpoint accuracy.
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Most notably, the Wood Brothers introduced the choreographed pit stop, which modernized how cars were serviced, NASCAR reported.
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This is where they often have those huge choreographed mass displays and also military parades pass by here.
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As we step out the door, Avery and Emersyn start crying in unison, as if it is choreographed.
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His Rites of Spring, choreographed to Igor Stravinsky's score, caused a riot on both sides of the curtain.
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In addition to a trip, passengers are essentially paying for some sort of airborne performance, choreographed by Liu.
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The flight paths are pre-choreographed, and the drone operator presses a single button to start the show.
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Despite Trump's efforts to make the moment appear a casual coincidence, it has in fact been well choreographed.
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No matter how good the music, it's hard to capture a club's frenetic, sloppy energy with choreographed dancing.
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This video pairing is a good reminder that choreographed dancing is a nice chaser to heads on fire.
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She choreographed Kramp-Karrenbauer's ascension, first making her the CDU's secretary-general before backing her as party leader.
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This had been in Damien's mind forever, and we had practiced it and choreographed for that camera move.
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Choreographed by Beyoncé's choreographer Dana Foglia, dancers in striped leotards crawl, swim, and spin around a simple stage.
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The annual show — choreographed this year by Liz Imperio — celebrates the dance community and those fighting against cancer.
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But it was the premiere of a piece choreographed by Mr. Millepied that the audience was waiting for.
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Her little dance to the water's edge in a desperate attempt to save her stupid hoverboard seems choreographed.
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" The revival will be choreographed by Warren Carlyle, who won a Tony for his work in "After Midnight.
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Lizzie: Definitely watch the choreographed dancing from 1:20 to 1:40 and 2:30 to 2:50.
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"'Eye of the Tiger,' 'Taking Care of Business,' I don't know who choreographed the thing," Oklahoma Republican Rep.
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The sheer amount of knives thrown in this tightly choreographed scene make for one hell of a fight.
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The Broadway-style special effects and choreographed dance moves, sound stages, and packed arenas only obfuscated the grimness.
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The group The Lab have performed with Justin Bieber and Keone & Mari choreographed one of his music videos.
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Their movements are light, precise, and choreographed as they place the loaves into the three-meter deep ovens.
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The video is kind of serene to watch at first, almost like you're seeing a carefully choreographed orchestra.
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" The piece was choreographed by Ryan Heffingon, according to Entertainment Weekly, who is the dancer behind Sia's "Chandelier.
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She carefully choreographed and edited actions in public places that were thereby initially filmed by the police cameras.
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Marvel's Daredevil on Netflix has been known since its debut season for expertly-choreographed and visceral fight sequences.
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Two ballets — set to music by Prokofiev, and choreographed by Anton Pimonov and Maxim Petrov — are to premiere.
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At times, the dap seemed choreographed to Ali's words, a dance of defiance on the edge of battle.
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Drew Scott and Linda Phan's choreographed first dance extravaganza didn't go exactly as planned on their wedding day.
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We take a look at who controls the posts and how much of what we see is choreographed.
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Click here to view original GIFNo one is impressed by your dumb choreographed videos, OK Go. It's old.
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But Ms. Lovette and Ms. Lopez Ochoa also choreographed the most sexist duets, with men busily manipulating women.
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There are double standards in American politics and this political theater was clearly choreographed to minimize the fallout.
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A carefully choreographed attempt to showcase the progress of Brexit talks collapsed at the last minute on Dec.
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Conceived and choreographed by Ms. Barnes, a deft physical comedian, the journey gets underway at 8:853 a.m.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW "A Night on Fire," choreographed display of fire arts with seven flame-wielding, fire-eating performers.
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It's like a ballet choreographed only for the upper body, a painting with nothing but greens and blues.
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"The drones are choreographed and programmed to ensure they don't fall across power lines, for example, " she said.
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Individual medals will be presented on Monday after the top 18 riders compete in the choreographed Freestyle competition.
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The Savage X Fenty show was a fully choreographed performance-slash-concert with more dancing than traditional catwalking.
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This new staging of "The Nutcracker" was jointly choreographed by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Édouard Lock and Arthur Pita.
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"Momentum," choreographed by Mr. Cornejo to music by Mr. Glass, is an unpretentious exploration of his clean virtuosity.
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It's a beautifully choreographed action that ends with Golden State's most satisfying two points of the day. 11.
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You had to have 100 people there, doing specific actions at the same time that were choreographed before.
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Such scenes are frequently choreographed so that the actors face each other in profile, parallel to the screen.
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I choreographed a dance to Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" and sang it at full volume.
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There was also "We May Never Dance Again®" choreographed by Raja Feather Kelly at the Invisible Dog.
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In a well-choreographed announcement, they talked of mutual admiration and a shared mission to support quality journalism.
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Events attended by high-level Chinese officials tend to be highly choreographed and such outrage is exceptionally rare.
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Liam Hemsworth's got moves -- choreographed moves -- as do a few of his costars in their upcoming romantic comedy.
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" Agnes De Mille had never before choreographed for Broadway when she received the assignment for the original "Oklahoma!
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The more conventional dancing (choreographed by Akram Khan) does a better job of expressing at least generic angst.
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The title character in "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist" can hear other people's thoughts — as full-on choreographed musical numbers.
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It seems each textile offcut or hand-me-down has been choreographed into its place in the composition.
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For one night only, Asase Yaa presents "Drum Love," choreographed by its founder and artistic director, Yao Ababio.
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His journey involves intricately choreographed action, a wrestle with a bear and an extremely committed performance from DiCaprio.
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The choreographed routines included the limbo, a walk-off home run and even an appearance by Evander Holyfield.
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"What we do on maternity leave … Directed and Choreographed by North 🤠" the proud mama captioned the video.
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Really good fight scenes are emotional, unexpected, clearly choreographed so the viewer can follow the action, and beautiful.
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Their lives have become a carefully choreographed routine of boiling water for bathing, charging phones and changing batteries.
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The handover was planned and choreographed far in advance, but the Asian Financial Crisis was pure improvised catastrophe.
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" The show is being directed and choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon, a Tony winner for "An American in Paris.
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Ms. Alonso gave her final performance in 1995, when she danced "The Butterfly," a piece she had choreographed.
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And even the chaos of combat and the circus inside the stadium have a choreographed, almost serene quality.
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But it carefully choreographed those visits, and contacts not sanctioned by the state posed risks to those involved.
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Starring Carol Channing (who died last January) and directed and choreographed by Gower Champion, it opened on Jan.
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Mr. Xi has a highly scripted style, and the Chinese are accustomed to meetings that are tightly choreographed.
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BEIJING — The missiles were being prepared even before the two men finished dinner, disrupting the carefully choreographed proceedings.
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She spent the last few years staging Mr. Millepied's ballets and assisting him while he choreographed new works.
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"I created the set, I painted the canvas and, of course, I choreographed and dance it," he said.
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In the trailer, a choreographed flash mob of visitors navigate a world of thwomps, koopa troopers, and fireballs.
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The killing of Russia's ambassador to Turkey was a choreographed display of precision and purpose, captured on video.
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This makes Thalassa the slower moving partner in an oddly choreographed dance that actually keeps their orbits stable.
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A chorus line comprised of humanoid cockroaches performing a dance presumably choreographed by a tiny cockroach Busby Berkeley.
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The minutely choreographed policies of central banks act to suppress the market volatility that hedge funds thrive on.
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She choreographed works meant to defy gravity that took place on rooftops and on the sides of buildings.
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It's easy to tell, the whole thing was choreographed (literally) for the show ... but Nick ain't half bad.
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HBO have realized that once a sex scene is choreographed the actor can actually release into the scene.
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The couple pulled out all the stops for their first dance, which was choreographed by Beyoncé choreographer Jeffrey Page.
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Her movements are painstakingly choreographed to mimic the gestures found in classic Maya vase painting, stone carvings, and murals.
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Especially in those group numbers, choreographed by Jeff Buttle, which pose their own challenges and promise their own rewards.
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He went an entire 10-day stretch recently without a public appearance, and those he makes are carefully choreographed.
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This number has everything: Toxic green smoke, choreographed dancing hyenas and a string of SAT words you'll never forget.
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I am going to use airplane, time, and this contained space to offer all my passengers a choreographed experience.
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They're completely in sync (no boy band pun intended), trading off vocal lines while executing perfectly choreographed dance moves.
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Just try jump-roping when you're distracted or attempting a choreographed set of shadowbox punches if you're zoned out.
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You went to a sex shop for a friend, and you choreographed a Zumba class for friends, too, right?
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On the one hand, Mr. Sher's choice, Hofesh Shechter, is an outsider who had never choreographed a Broadway show.
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Directed by Zack Winokur and choreographed by Michael Schumacher, the work will also feature text by poet Claudia Rankine.
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Lana moves around a customer in the chair, a circular dance choreographed to the tinkling bell at the door.
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Now they've choreographed a music video using 567 printers and a bunch of paper for their new song Obsession.
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In the finale, the singing women surround the braider, helping her stitch the wires in a rhythmic, choreographed sequence.
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It opens with the build-up to "Cabaret", Fosse's best-known film, which he directed and choreographed in 1971.
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On Taylor Swift's yacht, some absolutely bonkers faux leather joggers and a choreographed dance I am going to learn.
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At almost nine feet in length, "Forest Tableau" (2017) consists of five trees choreographed to behave like sentient beings.
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Speaking with Harry Connick Jr. in May, Hough dished on the choreographed number that they'll showcase at the reception.
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Expect the same tightly-coordinated and carefully-choreographed network around Trump to pump this story for all it's worth.
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Meetings of the G8 group comprising the world's richest nations used to be an exercise in well-choreographed consensus.
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His portraiture is intricate, blunt, and impeccably choreographed, ranging in tone from dark and disorienting to uplifting and iconographic.
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But the Talking Heads have always been a contradiction; clean-cut hippies balancing choreographed whimsy against capitalist-critiquing anxiety.
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"The fact that he choreographed this for us, I think it's a privilege," said Lucy Hu, a 12th grader.
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For example, look at Bounden, a dance game created by Game Oven and choreographed by the Dutch National Ballet.
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For example, look at Bounden, a dance game created by Game Oven and choreographed by the Dutch National Ballet.
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That same year, she choreographed and recorded "Dancing in the Dark," which gained thousands of views, including Bieber's choreographer.
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A dance is worth a thousand words, and their wordless choreographed chemistry speaks to more than a simple scheme.
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The modern gadget announcement, established by Apple's notoriously choreographed product reveals, has spread to the world of fast food.
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As collaborations go, Everything Is Recorded is ambitious, outrageously freeform and un-choreographed, unlike anything else happening right now.
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Any time their parents needed to move them, they had to carry them together in a carefully choreographed way.
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The dancers (Nuriya Nagimova, Yurié Tsugawa, Fabrizio Clemente and Baptiste Coissieu) rarely rest; even their water break is choreographed.
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The dances, by Eugene Loring, who choreographed Aaron Copland's "Billy the Kid," are funny, fluid and intentionally far-fetched.
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Adkins has speed, agility, and ferocity, and he works beautifully in the context of an elaborately choreographed fight scene.
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Sherrie choreographed the dance routines in the video, which has since been watched over 338 million times on YouTube.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW "A Night on Fire," choreographed, live display of fire arts featuring seven flame-wielding, fire-eating performers.
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Audience members will be spread throughout the ramp, so the dance will be choreographed to be viewed from above.
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But Brennan's dime-store philosophizing was just the opening soliloquy of a day of well-choreographed, perfectly dull theater.
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They also named a new choreographer, Joshua Bergasse ("On the Town"), to replace Peter Darling, who choreographed in London.
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" But he also choreographed extensively for film, including "Bedknobs and Broomsticks," and on Broadway, where he conceived "Sophisticated Ladies.
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They said they fear that the intricately choreographed convention would be marred by Sanders' supporters booing or heckling her.
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As a gallery, they are hands-off in working with artists and encourage un-choreographed collaboration for group shows.
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We're talking a highly choreographed Beyoncé dance sesh, a bridesmaid's epic rendition of "Ice Ice Baby," and lots more.
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It's a charismatic, hyper-fast action film, featuring almost ballet-like driving scenes choreographed to the world's best soundtrack.
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It's meticulously choreographed but not so complex that it distracts from the lilting electro-funk or Monáe's inescapable charisma.
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Returning to his '50s roots would propel him into the '70s and toward his lucrative, highly choreographed Vegas era.
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Here, the shouting matches and choreographed feuds are replaced by real grudges and an earnest will to deliver hurt.
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The choreographed evacuations at a fair ground and park ringing the Tokyo Dome baseball stadium involved around 300 volunteers.
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They showcase beautiful bodies in well-choreographed combat augmented by ear-blasting pseudo-Wagnerian music and dazzling special effects.
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And he had a choreographed handshake with Mr. Khashoggi's son, Salah, who seemed pained and to have little choice.
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But Mr. Bergasse, who directed as well as choreographed, has not been able to provide sufficient coherence and distraction.
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It looked like Kate Bush had choreographed a '90s R&B video set to an esoteric Britney Spears remix.
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In "On the Subway," she has vertically bisected the subway car's horizontal rectangle and choreographed the space with color.
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Marston, who choreographed the work for Northern Ballet in 2016, prides herself on bringing new perspectives to old narratives.
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Flora Wiegmann made a piece called "Reduction Burn," a six-channel video of a dance performance that she choreographed.
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Before rapt audiences, these "mesmerists" used carefully choreographed gestures to lull their subjects into a state of credulous obedience.
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A film version of the musical directed by Milos Forman and choreographed by Twyla Tharp was released in 1979.
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Part performance, part social gathering, the festivals draw thousands of kites, which are choreographed into dances, fights and competitions.
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"It's so choreographed," he said moments after Mr. Carson left Franklin Station, a supportive housing center for the homeless.
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Depending on which day you attend the park, you may see a traditional lion dance or choreographed martial arts.
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"Saturday Night Fever" staggers beneath its melodramatic subplots, but thanks to the percolating score the whole movie feels choreographed.
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But the energetic performances, directed and choreographed by Lorin Latarro, are something to savor, and so are the harmonies.
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A 1993 production, directed by Stanley Donen and choreographed by Lar Lubovitch, closed on Broadway after just five performances.
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Most of those lawsuits are on pause, and while choreographed dance routines can be copyrighted, individual dance moves can't.
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The musical was directed and choreographed by Andy Blankenbuehler, who won a Tony this June for the show's choreography.
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The three of them commenced a choreographed dance routine that was most notable for how excruciatingly bad it was.
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The wonderfully choreographed fight scenes are extremely violent, as is one very particular and hard-to-watch magical transformation.
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The lewdly choreographed show, taking place out of sight of Sisi's ubiquitous security forces, seemed an act of defiance.
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Camila Cabello and Halsey joined her for "Shake It Off," trading lines and performing choreographed shake-shake-shake routines.
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"Liebeslieder Walzer," choreographed by George Balanchine in 1960 for four male-female couples, has always provoked drastically opposed reactions.
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These shots are the longest, and they are always elaborately choreographed; the reverse angle reaction shots are mostly static.
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In 221, he, his family friend Shane Bullen, and two others debuted ANDY singlets and a more choreographed approach.
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As a performance artist, Sobelle is first-rate, and the vignettes that make up this show are stunningly choreographed.
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For her latest single "Kicks" the video swaps out candid handheld shots for a much more precise, choreographed aesthetic.
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Andra's performance was incredible, but I wish I could have choreographed the number with a musicality that fit her version.
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His war with the cast of Hamilton feels like a brilliantly choreographed distraction from, among other things, his selection process.
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While we've admittedly been known to love a good, cheesy choreographed first dance, it's also a trend that's quickly waning.
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Video Perfectly Skewers the Assholery of OK GoNo one is impressed by your dumb choreographed videos, OK Go. It's old.
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The ensemble was complete with a choreographed dance on the stage, which had been turned into a high school cafeteria.
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" She also closed out the show with a choreographed dance with umbrellas, appropriately set to "No Tears Left to Cry.
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The deeper truth here was the love that these wrestlers, organizers, and fans have for unbridled 80s-style choreographed violence.
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For such a female-led show, choreographed by two women, how is Channing's role as the head of all this?
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Shibuya-based MicroAd recently demonstrated its Sky Magic choreographed drone performances in front of the iconic backdrop of Mt. Fuji.
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"You can combine functions yourself, just like putting together a jigsaw puzzle," such as a choreographed dance routine, Chen added.
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They are water choreographed to music, complete with lights and themes and everything you expect from a $300 Broadway show.
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Hence the Iranian nuclear deal, choreographed with Europe, Russia and China, which bound Iran into the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
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Even at their most static, his works are theatrical, transforming the act of seeing into an open-ended choreographed experience.
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Because nothing says "friendship" like breaking out your carefully choreographed arm-dancing routine in front of all the cool kids.
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Mayne Champange produced the danceable track, which director Caleb Compton Ford capitalized on with a video choreographed by Abbygale Chung.
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He has rarely met reporters since becoming president five years ago, except at carefully choreographed press conferences on foreign trips.
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"It's so choreographed," Ritter sad at Netflix's Television Critics Association panel Sunday at the Langham Huntington Hotel in Pasadena, California.
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To project and hang your own meanings and responses upon the musical hooks and choreographed dances in front of you.
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She was choreographed with help from Third Rail Projects, the company behind immersive theater productions Then She Fell and Ghostlight.
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Elaborately choreographed post-touchdown dances and group skits are now the norm, delighting NFL fans and lighting up social media.
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We had some very choreographed shots and things, but when you're playing dodgeball, it's hard not to get into it.
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Elsewhere in 80s television, women were pitted against one another in the Aaron Spelling-choreographed queen-bitch knockdowns of Dynasty.
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Sometimes a 300 person choreographed dancing flash mob feels more about the spectacle than a couple making a lifetime commitment.
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The pacing of the interruptions feels choreographed rather than each actor trying to get the upper hand in the conversation.
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"Witney choreographed the dance and I taught her how to do 'The Carlton' side of it all," the actor adds.
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However, several netizens are skeptical of whether the video is real, given how tightly choreographed the moves appear to be.
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The show does not need Ellen DeGeneres creating a group selfie, because it has a dozen superstars performing choreographed sets.
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She was hypnotic: choreographed feet and a groove in her shoulders as she moved with the pulse of the music.
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Disco is the language of the weekend: uptempo, party appropriate, and synonymous with glitter, mirrorballs, and well-choreographed dance routines.
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I've overcome a lot to get where I am now and Keo has translated that beautifully into a choreographed dance.
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The organizers said they fear that the intricately choreographed convention would be marred by Sanders supporters booing or heckling her.
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The choreographed challenges began last Friday, when Mr. Obama and his wife, Michelle, tweeted a short video at Prince Harry.
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Mr. Pérez, who shares the rank of soloist with Ms. Rodríguez, offered a self-choreographed solo with impressively fast footwork.
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The musical will be choreographed by Tony-winning Peter Darling, who worked on shows such as Billy Elliot and Matilda.
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The plaintiffs have unfortunately embarked to influence the case using a choreographed media campaign based on their one-sided narrative.
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They were used to having their dad join them, sort of, with a choreographed wave on C-Span at dinnertime.
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Inside, machines perform an intricate dance choreographed by humans to mate the all-aluminum outer shell to the Taycan's body.
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A group of young women in sequined outfits was doing a choreographed dance on the bar near the V.I.P. area.
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The third premiere, "Continuum," is choreographed by Lila York, this season's Taylor Company Commissions recipient and a veteran Taylor dancer.
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Troy Schumacher, another City Ballet dancer who has been the main dynamo of BalletCollective since its inception, choreographed the works.
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Choreographed drone swarm shows have been around for at least three years, though they've increased significantly in complexity and power.
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Mr. Simkin's project, a dance choreographed by Alejandro Cerrudo of Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, will be presented in September 2017.
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And thus, Morra welcomes them in to the famous Dying Swan solo, choreographed by Mikael Fokine for Anna Pavlova in
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They said they fear that the intricately choreographed convention would be marred by Sanders supporters booing or heckling her. Rep.
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Republicans had choreographed and practiced this maneuver in 2015 with the passage of an ObamaCare repeal bill through both chambers.
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The group's selling point was its rambunctiousness, and how its members were ill equipped for traditional choreographed boy-band maneuvers.
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The action sequences are reliably inventive and thrillingly staged, with blocking that is better choreographed than many live-action films.
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To illustrate the thought, Chto Delat's members and friends perform a choreographed zombie dance in front of the Winter Palace.
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Think choreographed dances to Donna Summer and The Bee gees because some clown requested them from their table side jukebox.
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But when it comes time for her choreographed dance, Mariah moves only in the zone predetermined by her own body.
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Their movements are seemingly random, yet none of them ever collide, as if their complex dance had been cleverly choreographed.
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There were intricately choreographed bunk cheers and trust falls; there was staring intently into the eyes of a total stranger.
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In the below video, said high schooler staged a choreographed entrance to Beyoncé's "Formation" — before she even got to prom.
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Federal officials have privately dismissed a theory that the Apple case was choreographed to stir up support for encryption legislation.
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This staging is effective because it is clinical, its motions carefully choreographed, as if not only dreamed but also preordained.
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Since Mr. Nicholaw also choreographed and directed "Mormon," you might argue it's his prerogative to repeat his own choreographic ideas.
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The end of "Annihilation" may have been confounding, but its largely wordless, beautifully choreographed climax had a deeper, subliminal logic.
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He began practicing the Golden Dawn's highly choreographed rituals, tracing pentagrams in the air while invoking the names of angels.
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Shortly after the song's release, Quang Đăng, a Vietnamese dancer, picked up the song and choreographed a dance to it.
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The book scenes are too busily staged — as if they, too, were choreographed — and the spoken performances are generally subpar.
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When Mr. Bergasse choreographed the Broadway musical "On the Town," he created the "Lonely Town" pas de deux on her.
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The performance — which was choreographed by Jeffrey's friend and longtime collaborator Theo Adams — featured dancers throwing themselves onto the crowd.
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N.F.L. celebrations: The loosening of rules on players celebrating a score has ushered in an era of intricately choreographed routines.
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The fear is that Brexit could cause havoc with the carefully choreographed just-in-time production processes at assembly plants.
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" Along with the drug scenes, where the dancing is both dreamy and unhinged, there's another valuable choreographed moment in "Climax.
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In a choreographed presentation, the Amazon founder said he wants to build the infrastructure for humans to live in space.
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The choreographed dance routines will get your heart rate up (but they're easy enough for beginners) and lift your mood.
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The carefully choreographed event, broadcast on state television, cast Mr. Putin as a peacemaker and determined defender of international law.
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In 1942 Else Fisher, who later married Bergman, wrote, directed and choreographed "Beppo the Clown," a pantomime that he produced.
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She portrayed a dead woman who is tossed around by her partner in choreographed movements that suggested she was inert.
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The 15 minutes between the end of the second quarter and start of the third are a carefully choreographed production.
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In keeping with Castle's silent focus, this is a more restrained play, yet abundant with dance (choreographed by Donnie Mather).
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Usually, overseas presidential trips are elaborately choreographed affairs weeks or months in the making, with pre-baked schedules to match.
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Yes, Marc Jacobs had his choreographed dance routines and Miley Cyrus (who was just sitting front row at Tom Ford).
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Meticulous preparation, resilience, some carefully choreographed pomp and pageantry, then long periods of patience punctuated by moments of extreme violence.
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Program B, which begins on Tuesday, pairs "Bach 25" with "Woke," choreographed last year by Dwight Rhoden, Complexions co-founder.
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They know the candidates' rehearsed responses and choreographed moves by heart, so they recognize when a real spontaneous moment happens.
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It may look like fun and Jedi mind games, but the choreographed chaos of a lightsaber battle takes intense preparation.
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As the sun moved lower on the horizon, a solemn and highly choreographed two-hour pageant, the Corteo Storico, began.
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The nEW wAVE Mr. Colley, who has collaborated with Ariana Grande, animates his choreographed videos with emoji and positive affirmations.
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The music isn't the only thing that this glamorous-looking reboot, directed and choreographed by Josh Rhodes, has to offer.
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Mr. Ferver began by asking each performer to name a childhood idol; he then choreographed solos based on that person.
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Last month fifteen foreign envoys visited Kashmir - a trip participants characterized as tightly-choreographed with no room for independent meetings.
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For the 1936 "Ziegfeld Follies," he choreographed a number for Josephine Baker in which she was partnered by four men.
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Despite all the energetic dancing (Andy Blankenbuehler, a two-time Tony Award winner, choreographed), no one here sweats, figuratively speaking.
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And no one wants extra footwork thrown into the choreographed dance just before the curtain goes up on the stage.
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Crew Dragon continued to whirl through orbit and burned its thrusters four times to make a carefully choreographed, gradual descent.
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When I think of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I don't think of the intertwining stories, choreographed fights, or orchestral scores.
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Afterward, the party continues in the lobby with a specially choreographed performance by members of the Vienna State Opera Ballet.
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But the trailer shows a gathering of family from her past complete with precisely choreographed combat and dry comedic jabs.
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Even his seemingly impromptu gestures are often carefully choreographed, and he usually adheres to policy points when meeting foreign leaders.
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It's a 45-minute session, and we'll do 15 minutes of toning and 30 minutes of a choreographed dance workout.
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Ryan Heffington, who has choreographed Sia videos as well as the Netflix series "The O.A.," is on his wish list.
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A choreographed acquittal exonerates no one, serves only to deepen rifts within the country and eviscerates the Senate's constitutional role.
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And here's an extremely complex choreographed fireworks show in Sydney to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Royal Navy's arrival.
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According to the Huffington Post, the groom choreographed the moves with the help of some YouTube dance videos and his sister.
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Super Dark Times is a tense, expertly choreographed thriller and it has several endearing and painful sequences of botched teen romance.
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Even if you think you're sick of watching videos of choreographed wedding dances, you need to make this video an exception.
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The video, which was choreographed by Chmerkovskiy and Ian Eastwood, and directed by Brad Furman, ends back with Cranston's mysterious character.
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During IRL filming, everything has to be painstakingly marked, choreographed, and tracked to perfectly match up with the green-screen replication.
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Prestige TV and perfectly choreographed sex scenes goes together as well as Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke).
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Two more Whisperlodge facilitators dressed in white approached her with plush makeup brushes, drawing on her back in a choreographed dance.
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For the most part, it's probably what you're imagining: a choreographed freestyle ski program full of jumps, spins, and other stunts.
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"The sequences, which Walker said are inspired by martial arts films such as "Hero," were choreographed and shot with "a rhythm.
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At one point, he choreographed a reunion between a U.S. servicemember returning from Afghanistan and his family to cheers from lawmakers.
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Like all folding bikes, Ariv requires its owner to do a series of specifically choreographed moves that take practice to master.
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By contrast, "Then She Fell," which takes place in a disused mental hospital in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was intimate and tightly choreographed.
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The participants receive monetary compensation, promotion, business advice and/or creative direction to create a choreographed YouTube video to the music.
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As carefully orchestrated and choreographed as these trips may be, there's always the possibility of a stumble or an inappropriate remark.
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So take some inspiration from this synchronized team that choreographed a water ballet inspired by periods and get in the water.
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With $150,000 in funding and strictly choreographed dance and mime routines, the show offered a clearer vision of Kate's spectacular world.
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The song, which is currently being shot in Jodhpur's Meherangarh Fort and palaces, has been choreographed by Bollywood choreographer Farah Khan.
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With that conceit in place, the game's shootouts become carefully choreographed action scenes where you plan out each move with care.
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And that's the final major advantage for Hillary Clinton, who's made choreographed political events her bread and butter for decades now.
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All of this work led up to "the showing:" a carefully choreographed tasting of the dishes our test kitchen had developed.
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The protagonists may fuck or booze or laze their way through tightly choreographed plots, but they never quite dance into fulfillment.
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As if that weren't promising enough, the director and choreographer is Casey Nicholaw, who choreographed The Book of Mormon and Spamalot.
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She's a virtuoso (this is the most brilliant role ever choreographed by Ashton for Margot Fonteyn) who grows only more brilliant.
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She found him odd—he personally choreographed a dance that was performed for her delegation—but also pragmatic and well informed.
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Choreographed in slow motion, the characters onstage collide and spin away from each other as the intensity of the music builds.
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Shooting Stars weigh less than a pound, and together, hundreds can be choreographed to create aerial animations in the night sky.
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It totally gives new meaning to that "all in this together" mantra that those choreographed students sang about in the movies.
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They're programmed to perform melodramatic stories, and improvise just enough to incorporate the human guests who interrupt their carefully choreographed lives.
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Earlier in the morning, Mr. Obama was whisked through Hanoi's streets for a highly choreographed arrival ceremony at the Presidential Palace.
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"Seasons' Canon" will be a hit for the Paris Opera Ballet, but I wish Ms. Pite had choreographed something really new.
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While it appears spontaneous, set to an improvised score by Jason Moran, in fact the film's hypnotic activity is largely choreographed.
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"Celebrities, news commentators and even presidential candidates weighed in on something that was choreographed by an actor," the superintendent said Thursday.
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She even manages to keep an innocent demeanor as Louise experiences extreme lust and later is seen copulating, in choreographed simulations.
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Using psychological tricks and carefully choreographed shifts in intensity, she has also devised ways of heightening a subject's perception of pain.
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"Freedom," choreographed by the company member Sean Aaron Carmon, clocks in at less than a minute, but length isn't the point.
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She is known for her visual ingenuity, often using puppetry, choreographed movement, and technological wizardry to underscore human (and animal) behavior.
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This was the first dance Balanchine choreographed on American terrain and with American dancers: those of the School of American Ballet.
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The ballet, "Stealing Time," was conceived by Mr. Chernov and choreographed in collaboration with Akop Akopian, a teacher at the academy.
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Then there are some young teenage girls with choreographed dance moves, an elegant woman flitting about, and a random white guy.
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For many young North Korean students, rehearsing for one of the country's famously choreographed parades is almost a rite of passage.
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"Her name was Carmen", choreographed by Russian Andrei Kuznetsov-Vecheslov, is set in a r camp "on the fringes of Europe".
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The games are a highly choreographed, propaganda-heavy spectacle featuring 100,000 performers, many of them children, dancing and performing synchronized gymnastics.
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At least there's a hora (choreographed by Denis Jones) in "Milk and Honey"; this production is otherwise too light on dance.
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Choreographed by Mr. Koubi, it is inspired by his father's revelation that his family hailed not from France, but from Algeria.
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"As a lifelong wrestling fan, I've always felt there's more to wrestling than just choreographed violence," Abraham says in the introduction.
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It is a wonderful piece about the beauty of random synchronicity, of moments when athletes behave in an unintentionally choreographed fashion.
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I am not a choreographer, and I told them this, but their movement is choreographed by what they need to do.
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After her fifth, she ran all the way to the sideline and took her place in a hastily choreographed group dance.
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In 2012, she choreographed "Untitled (the Blue Ballet)," set to music by Morton Feldman; the results were more clinical than visceral.
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Long before West Side Story, long before Fiddler on the Roof, long even before Fancy Free, the first ballet you choreographed.
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Ms. Manings studied Cuba's dance programs and taught and choreographed there, writing an article about the first trip for Dance Magazine.
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At times, the way they feint and kick, and roll under and over and around each other, looks like choreographed dance.
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Choreographed by Lorna Ventura, these works present Anne's adventures through the actions of the lead actress and a team of dancers.
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"It's the 'Paquita' cha-cha now," Mr. Forsythe laughed, referring to the 19th-century ballet choreographed (in part) by Marius Petipa.
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"I'm this entity of rawness," Gabrielle Hamilton said of the dance she performs in the Broadway show, choreographed by John Heginbotham.
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WASHINGTON — In a carefully choreographed event akin to an announcement of a new iPhone, Jeffrey P. Bezos unveiled a moon lander.
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The Stravinsky score carries its own legends, of course, and more choreographed interpretations than just about any other piece of music.
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But the frustrating production — designed, directed and choreographed by the artist Jan Lauwers — essentially turned the opera into a dance piece.
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We played Dark Mofo Fest with Marshstepper, which is this big crazy choreographed thing with 10 people onstage and guest musicians.
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On Thursday at Danspace Project, the Commons Choir performs "mayday heyday parfait," what it calls a "choral, choreographed, fiscal epic." movementresearch.
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"Pa' Triana Voy," the ensemble work he choreographed, is the rare flamenco group piece that doesn't stifle the individual flamenco spirit.
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Moderna Museet exhibits 20th- and 21st-century artwork; think of Rauschenberg and Warhol mixed with provocative choreographed performances by Marina Abramovic.
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Yes, this masterpiece was choreographed by a man, but the point of the Women's Movement isn't to set up gendered comparisons.
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Suddenly the song swells, and a burst of choreographed lights swirls out, aurora borealis-like, over the audience in repeated waves.
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The ballerina told "Entertainment Tonight" back then that she improvised and choreographed her dance to Beyoncé's song "Freedom" on the spot.
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The show she brought to Manchester, was a tightly choreographed spectacle full of songs about lust offered on her own terms.
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Public appearances have been carefully choreographed: typically, a tour of a factory filled with supporters, with the media kept well away.
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Some scenes, like James Cagney's spontaneous hoofing in "Other Men's Women" or the frontier shivaree in "The Purchase Price," are choreographed.
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In an expertly choreographed air display, a helicopter will swoop in, snag the rocket, and carry it to a nearby ship.
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This behind-the-scenes photo shows elegantly dressed extras in our lobby, walking into the ballroom to film a choreographed dance.
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Because this is Bollywood, the training montages are accompanied by sprightly pop music, though not as choreographed song-and-dance numbers.
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"Diagonal" (performed in sneakers) perfectly illustrates how more or less pedestrian movement (what many called "democratic dance") becomes analyzed, organized — choreographed.
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It is the centerpiece of dozens of fight scenes, which Lee choreographed himself, and is frequently revealed with slow, deliberate pageantry.
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Performed at the Manège, this dance production, choreographed by Marcos Morau, takes a compellingly inventive look at the nature of evil.
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For the second half of the class, Ms. Alt encouraged us to put sneakers on for the piece she had choreographed.
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Accompanied by militaristic dancers choreographed by Mistaya Hemingway, Glass used motion mimicry and clever body-work to command the audience's attention.
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Afterwards, some spectators and former players chided the U.S. team for being disrespectful, particularly as some of the celebrations looked choreographed.
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They supposedly even had a choreographed first dance to a cover of the film's famous song, "Tale As Old As Time."
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Each transporting scene is interlinked by an afrobeat song, choreographed dance or football commentary under the lighting of a different barbershop sign.
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Charlie Williams, who choreographed that scene so expressively, probably also assisted Bill Dawes in developing his boldly physical characterization of Mr. Nureyev.
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Think instead of the $244 million test as a competent recital, a choreographed display of US missile defense capabilities under optimal conditions.
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In a work choreographed by Madeline Hollander, six dancers and a truck will chase each other on the beach on August 26.
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It's the John Wick of its time — a simple, stylish fight movie with minimal plot and a lot of beautifully choreographed throwdowns.
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Not to question the 2016 election's commitment to Sparkle Motion, but this election cycle has been devoid of choreographed song and dance.
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Although, I had to say it was so well written and so well choreographed that it wasn't difficult for me to act.
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Chan would have to throw a hundred punches in lightning-quick, expertly choreographed succession to survive whoever would gang up on him.
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"Hanna" received strong reviews for its unique, expertly choreographed take on the revenge thriller genre, and for its lead actress's magnetic performance.
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When I arrived at Qihan's IFA booth, a rainbow-colored trio of Sanbots were performing choreographed moves to some unrecognizable pop song.
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The modern dance piece, set to Harry Styles' "Sign of the Times" was choreographed by SYTYCD alum and Emmy-winner Travis Wall.
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And five to seven years after a work is first choreographed it will be restaged in the studio and additional notes added.
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Ms. Uchizono, who has choreographed for people ranging from Mikhail Baryshnikov to Oliver Sacks, has had a company for 25 years now.
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"All of that is an effort to mix up, and to confuse and to stifle this choreographed Democratic production," Zelizer told CNBC.com.
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So we choreographed the entire fight with Paul at 4'8", and Ryan Tarran at 6'4", who's one of our Thor stunt doubles.
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The newlyweds' first dance as a married couple was a salsa number choreographed by Bleu's Dancing with the Stars partner Karina Smirnoff.
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To be fair, La La Land was so impeccably choreographed Chazelle likely had little time left over to choreograph his posse's compliments.
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Rather, they move in tandem, a choreographed dance that brings them together, and pulls them apart, only to jerk back, like magnets.
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Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj's performance of "Side to Side," the most elaborately staged and whimsically choreographed of the night, fell flat.
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Presidential candidates do not typically show up in foreign capitals for talks with leaders without intense preparation and highly choreographed game plans.
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His looks will be more choreographed than random, and a higher percentage of his outside shots will likely come from the corner.
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What I found was a deeply choreographed balance of systems in place, orchestrated to create a perfect mix of authority and confusion.
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Up a few flights, robots zoom around the floor in a tightly controlled space, like giant-sized Roombas in closely choreographed movements.
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The carefully choreographed drill begins a much larger, eight-week series of annual joint military exercises between the U.S. and South Korea.
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The whole band is dressed head to toe in red, and the whole band has choreographed dance moves throughout the whole set.
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Tanghal: I would want to do a choreographed strip club where we're on the subway and the strippers are on the poles.
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The U.S. is warning that the Chinese government's tours to Xinjiang are "highly choreographed" and create a misleading impression of the region.
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Wayne and Karey Kirkpatrick wrote the music and lyrics; Karey Kirkpatrick and John O'Farrell wrote the book; Casey Nicholaw directed and choreographed.
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Because of this tension, the carefully choreographed tour was always just one small gesture or question away from veering awkwardly off-script.
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Even after a choreographed show of unity with Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, some of his supporters booed and yelled during Mrs.
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Ms. Brown, a world-class choreographer for decades, has not choreographed — for health reasons — since 2011; her company now performs only intermittently.
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Choreographed to music by famous composer Tchaikovsky, the New York City Ballet's "The Nutcracker" at Lincoln Center is a quintessential holiday tradition.
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I choreographed to the song "Word Up!" by Cameo, and persuaded a group of my fellow students to participate, including football players.
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Under the slick direction of Trip Cullman, the overlapping scenes that take up much of the play's middle section are crisply choreographed.
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"In four messy days, the president lost the clear message choreographed by his advance team," a Times reporter traveling with him observed.
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The first taste came from 2010's jaw-droppingly choreographed, one-take video for the song "Americanarama" that became a viral hit.
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His last-minute decision to hold the news conference signaled a break from what has so far been a carefully choreographed campaign.
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Their offense looked at once perfectly choreographed and completely improvisational, like watching a school of fish dart back and forth in unison.
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The fight is superbly choreographed and West holds his own... for about a minute before a bunch of bikers beat him senseless.
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It will be the first time since 2011 that the company has presented the premiere of a work choreographed by a woman.
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A number of Dance Theater of Harlem students did some ingratiating boogieing in an untitled Gladys Knight tribute choreographed by Robert Garland.
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Some embassies, business groups and foreign firms steer clear of the highly choreographed internet event, analysts say, because of the perceived propaganda.
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Because these were so elaborately choreographed, it was important that the fights looked real, that you always saw me and my face.
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Comprised of 260 red laser beams, the installation generates a gigantic grid of choreographed light patterns and movements with an ominous soundscape.
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And that's how she continues to exist: as an image, a face, a set of poses meticulously choreographed and endlessly marveled over.
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He pays her back with the wedding coat he walked off with and the two finally perform their specially choreographed wedding dance.
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Their offensive possessions are patient and calculated, a choreographed five-man marathon that takes place inside a 47-foot long sand box.
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The sequences are wonderfully shot and choreographed, so much so that it is difficult to believe the actors aren't full-time wrestlers.
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The difference must be Mr. Ratmansky, who staged this "Beauty" last year and who choreographed two weeks of this season's other repertory.
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Now cellphones and mapping apps allow for carefully choreographed pickups and drop-offs without leaving such obvious traces for agents to follow.
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The series's strongest movie, "A Shot in the Dark" blends character comedy with intricately choreographed slapstick, annotated by Clouseau's hilariously tortured logic.
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"SCAT!" the group's new piece, choreographed by its founder, Jawole Willa Jo Zollar, is a love story set during the Great Migration.
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She treats the news as a casual undertaking, part of a personal ritual, half distracted and somewhat choreographed for those around us.
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Mr. Rando's production, which is choreographed by Chris Bailey with a wit that finds the patterns in chaos, never lets that happen.
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The all-female cast and crew will feature four musicians accompanied by four dancers performing a minimal score choreographed by Flora Wiegmann.
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Some of the best moments are meticulously choreographed set pieces in which cameras and characters glide around each other, with dialogue overlapping.
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Maslow, a founding member of New Dance Group, also choreographed "Sandhog," a musical in which Ms. Manings appeared on Broadway in 1954.
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These were New York premieres, as was its 25-year-old production of Ravel's "Bolero," choreographed by the troupe's founder Libby Komaiko.
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He shed the first two with choreographed punches to the throat, and the last with a perfectly timed kick to the midsection.
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By 21951 she was on Broadway dancing in the ensemble of "One Touch of Venus," which was choreographed by Agnes de Mille.
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She's a niece of the great Madhavi Mudgal (her dance guru), one of Odissi's foremost exponents, who choreographed two of her numbers.
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Respighi arranged his Rossini compilation for "La Boutique Fantasque," which Leonide Massine choreographed for Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, with designs by André Derain.
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It was still eye- and ear-opening to experience a bona fide Strauss ballet: the rarity "Whipped Cream," choreographed by Alexei Ratmansky.
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There's a new group piece that he has choreographed for his company, A.I.M., one of the most consistently excellent troupes working today.
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Instead, the performance, directed and choreographed by Imogen Knight, struck an incantatory mood and elicited an expectant, respectful hush from its audience.
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Gloves and masks came off in a choreographed order, placed on a shelf by the front door to remind us: potentially contaminated.
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In September, Goebel choreographed Rihanna's Savage x Fenty show in Brooklyn, an event that was translated to a feature on Amazon Prime.
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Much of this is choreographed -- House and Senate are in close touch -- but lawmakers' reaction to two different bills cannot be predicted.
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You don't need many fingers to count the female New York City Ballet members who have choreographed during their tenure as dancers.
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Directed and choreographed by Dan Knechtges, the show is so thoroughly wholesome that I waited in vain for a litter-box joke.
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The House vote will initiate a carefully choreographed dance, filled with pomp, circumstance and arcane procedural flourishes, between the House and Senate.
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The event, choreographed to present an image of power and unity, skirted the accidental downing of a Ukrainian passenger plane on Jan.
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Reno also made clear that the raid was a carefully-choreographed, pre-planned event, the details of which she had fully approved.
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The 22015 full-length "Frankenstein" ballet was choreographed by the Royal Ballet artist-in-residence and Queensland Ballet artistic director Liam Scarlett.
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My preferred interpretation of discipline was always that the department is highly choreographed — no one moves until everyone knows the dance steps.
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In between the choreographed scenes of non-negotiation, Republicans and Democrats toiled privately to find a solution that Mr. Trump would accept.
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His popularity is surging in South Korea, where President Moon Jae-in meticulously choreographed the theatrics of one of their recent meetings.
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Originally choreographed by Françoise Denieau, who died in 2015, the dances are being restaged for this run by her assistant, Gilles Poirier.
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The family that smacks down together stays together, or at least that's the idea in this charmer about love and choreographed war.
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The revelation of "Redoubt" is Eleanor Bauer, who plays one of Diana's two Virgins and choreographed the bulk of the film's movement.
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She has choreographed works for lawyers, fly fisherman, basketball players and even, in her recent, outdoor "Doggie Hamlet," a flock of sheep.
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Its score, by John Cage, was created in 1947 for Lincoln Kirstein and was also choreographed by Merce Cunningham for Ballet Society.
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The contrast between the buttoned up, intricately choreographed transition minuets by the future Bush and Barack Obama administrations could not be more pronounced.
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And her moves were so good throughout the whole thing, from when she was choreographed to when she was freestyling, just moving naturally.
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That's where you could find Chris Christie apparently lost in reverie, his bewildering expressions instantly stealing the spotlight from Trump's choreographed Main Event.
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Very quickly, though, the public and the press began to interpret the highly choreographed whistlestop tour as foregrounding a Zuckerberg 2020 presidential campaign.
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This choreographed bloodletting seems to be a dramatization of the colonialist period and the irreparable violence inflicted on the indigenous peoples of Australia.
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One accidental (or villainously choreographed by John Woo) blow to the head, and a career, season, and life may never be the same.
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The Pokémon World Festival 2017 happened this past weekend in Songdo, South Korea, and what's a proper festival without a choreographed Pikachu dance?
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She worked on her dance wear collection for Body Wrappers and choreographed a refined, sculptural ballet for six at the Vail Dance Festival.
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The show is polished and punchy, with good special effects, well-choreographed action, and at least one laugh-out-loud moment per episode.
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When we first started rehearsing together, Keo choreographed a short jive routine that we do as a warm-up every time we rehearse.
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It requires the dancer to swing their arm and leg back and forth in a choreographed motion, as seen in the GIFs below.
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Inserting mourners creates a sense of catharsis for the viewer, but Paci reverses that to turn our attention to the choreographed crowds themselves.
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The video, initially posted by real estate agency LJ Hooker Bankstown, features a significant amount of choreographed dancing and jumping on benchtops. Why?
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On any other day, the choreographed twin rocket landing upon return from the successful Falcon Heavy launch would have been the main event.
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It's something of a highly choreographed rocket ballet, but if it works, all three cores could potentially be used to fly future missions.
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And then I adapted it to fit this piece, which is sort of based on the same thing I originally choreographed it for.
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But thanks to Lego master Nico71, if you've ever thought about making your own, you can build this intricately choreographed Lego braiding machine.
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Fight scenes unfold as beautifully choreographed free-for-alls, where a rewatch is encouraged to visually scoop up every last bit of action.
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As is customary on national holidays, students perform an hour-long mass choreographed dance routine to celebrate army day while tourists look on.
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By the time the actual battle starts, the audience is likely to be too jaded to actually enjoy the well-choreographed fight scenes.
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In this and other closely-choreographed television appearances, it was not clear whether Bongo could walk, speak properly or move his right arm.
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In comparison, the action in The Lego Ninjago Movie largely looks like it could've been choreographed for any big-budget live-action adventure.
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Colo's own choreographed procession comes alive with actors, dancers, oxen, donkeys, and goats to demonstrate a contemporary exodus deeply rooted in the past.
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When the skis are off, the women get each other ready for competition with Team USA face paint and choreographed pump-up dances.
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"What we were given was almost 40 different shots they had choreographed on set," Brian Drewes, a Zero VFX founder, said via Skype.
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Saturday's events showed how Kremlin critics and especially younger people remain intent on pressing to open Russia's tightly-choreographed political system to competition.
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In one clip, 19-year-old Kendall and 18-year-old Kylie performed a little choreographed handshake while music boomed in the background.
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Earlier in the day, the Seattle Seahawks went full boy band, doing a choreographed dance behind wide receiver and TD scorer Jaron Brown.
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This is a preview "Bridge-s," a new work directed and composed by Solange and choreographed by modernist dance duo Gerard and Kelly.
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In this highly choreographed event, Kim became the first leader of the North since the Korean War to set foot in the South.
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All of it choreographed minute-by-minute: At the memorial event, adjust the wreath, take two steps back, observe a moment of silence.
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With a mix of choreographed movement and improvisation, Sanchis and De Keersmaeker have conjured a physical counterpart to John Coltrane's famous 1964 album.
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The acts and speeches were choreographed down to the minute so that not a precious second of prime time would go to waste.
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At one point, Trump pointed down to the ground and Kim seemed to nod, playing along in what was a carefully choreographed moment.
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In 1938, George Balanchine choreographed dances for Vera Zorina in the Rodgers and Hart musical "I Married an Angel," and married her onstage.
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A dance review on Monday bout "Layla and Majnun," choreographed and directed by Mark Morris and presented at Zellerbach Hall in Berkeley, Calif.
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Here's what should be noted: the tweet was choreographed, and congressional leaders knew it was coming and understood it to be an endorsement.
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The drawback is that the majority of the fight scenes are choreographed to look more like Iron Fist and Luke Cage than Daredevil.
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Some had their moves almost choreographed—I can fit three turns and a tail waft between the middle barrel and the end barrel.
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He also choreographed the Off Broadway production of "Rent" at New World Stages in 2011, and the Broadway musical "If/Then" in 2013.
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In comparison, this one appeared to have been choreographed to tone down militarism and instead highlight Mr. Kim's efforts to rebuild the economy.
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The movie's several dance numbers go too far in giddy abandon, but the naked wrestling match between Gerald and Rupert is deftly choreographed.
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All the pieces have been choreographed specifically for their locations, whether Hunter's Point South, Gantry Plaza State Park, Queensbridge or Socrates Sculpture Park.
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What Endgame pulls off that some of its predecessors never could is true emotional resonance, with some well-choreographed battles and tearjerkers aplenty.
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Included in the mix is "Salty Dog," choreographed by Maile Okamura, a fellow alum of Mr. Morris's company and Dance Heginbotham's costume designer.
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Originally choreographed in 2007, Mr. Martins's featured an immediately notorious moment — Lord Capulet audibly slapped his daughter Juliet — that has now been excised.
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House Democratic leaders had insisted when they took control early this month that the shutdown would not affect their carefully choreographed agenda rollout.
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Miami's Faena district is being overtaken for several nights by a large, iridescent swarm, sweeping across the sky in a seemingly choreographed routine.
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It was a verbal barrage and choreographed massacre by Mr. Lamar, who dominated the hip-hop categories but lost album of the year.
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" Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, has all but dismissed Dr. Blasey's claims as false and blamed Democrats for "a choreographed smear campaign.
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But it has also ushered in an era of intricately choreographed routines that have grown more elaborate as the season has gone on.
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So before we eviscerate the show, directed and choreographed by Drew McOnie, shall we briefly praise the animatronic ape (designed by Sonny Tilders)?
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They performed a choreographed song from their seats in the upper bowl, moving in perfect formation, swaying their bodies and swirling their hands.
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Courteney Cox and her 15-year-old daughter Coco Arquette performed a choreographed dance for the "Friends" star&aposs TikTok debut on Tuesday.
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The passage Wright choreographed from the museum's low, compressed entrance into the soaring main rotunda is still one of the city's great thrills.
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At just over two hours, this over-the-top action flick is propelled forward mostly by a series of impeccably choreographed fight scenes.
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Seemingly not even barely: "Cion: Requiem of Ravel's Boléro" was plainly a dance, conceived and choreographed by the South African artist Gregory Maqoma.
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Those qualities meet when, during a party, the pair sneak onto a porch for a private dance, an electrifying duet, choreographed by Barnes.
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Choreographers have loved to tamper with this scenario, originally drawn up by Marius Petipa in 1891, but choreographed by his assistant Lev Ivanov.
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And, as Sanders's crowds have taken to shouting out in choreographed calls-and-responses during his rallies, the campaign's average donation is $22019.
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He also choreographed the movements for that reliable roof-raiser "Burning Down the House," drawing on his color guard and marching band background.
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Mr. Abe did not elaborate on Monday on his plans for the Pearl Harbor visit, which will be carefully choreographed with American officials.
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FKA twigs also choreographed the ad with female dancers and athletes striking lithe, exotic pose: a show of power, solidarity, grace and logos.
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The contrast almost certainly infuriated President Xi Jinping, who wanted to use the highly choreographed celebrations to portray the strength of the country.
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He spent much of his career at City Ballet — at Balanchine's invitation — where he choreographed more than 50 ballets, from 1949 to 1997.
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How could it be that the ballet that felt most truly alive — though it was choreographed in 1947 — was Balanchine's "Symphony in C"?
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At the New York courthouse on Friday, in choreographed motion to a driving drum beat, the women chanted in both English and Spanish.
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In a choreographed ritual, the House formally appointed seven Democrats to serve as impeachment managers prosecuting the case before the Republican-controlled Senate.
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In each one, a carefully choreographed routine is followed: first they order the signature pancake, with a particular emphasis on any seasonal variations.
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The production, directed and choreographed by Dana Solimando, has a game cast, led by the spunky Sarah Errington (yes, a woman) as Rudolph.
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The best moments occur in clipped, simple dialogue between these two characters, as well as the carefully choreographed silence and gestures in between.
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But Politico concluded, after reviewing thousands of documents after an open records request, that the decision was "choreographed" to politically benefit the governor.
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No, these iron filings haven&apost come alive and choreographed a dance routine; they are moving in the presence of a magnetic field.
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But his presence on the ballot would end what since 2000 have been a series of tightly choreographed presidential contests that resembled coronations.
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The company also performs "Ndlamu," a traditional Zulu dance, and "Isicathulo," inspired by the South African gumboot dance, both choreographed by Jackie Semela.
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In "Nijinski," a full-length production choreographed by Marco Goecke, the tragic life of that famed Russian dancer is placed under the spotlight.
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When Justin Peck choreographed "Rodeo," he was taking on this famous Aaron Copland score that has an enormous amount of color in it.
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In "The Last Resource," choreographed by George Céspedes, who formed the troupe in Havana in 2013, dancers explore the obstacles that Cubans face.
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Mr. Novak said in an interview that selecting the dances was a process that he began by reviewing all 147 pieces Taylor choreographed.
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He delivered a brief statement in the seemingly spontaneous yet carefully choreographed manner he favors for major appearances broadcast live on state television.
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He has infused his paintings with a saturated light, choreographed sudden shifts of light and color, and separated the corporeal from the spectral.
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And Portland's coaches love to open games and quarters by utilizing his freakish athleticism on choreographed lobs that give the entire team juice.
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Again, budget constraints are a real thing; I understand why On Pointe isn't overflowing with slickly choreographed dance numbers in every other scene.
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