For Mr. Woodward, the Chrysalis report did not provide closure.
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I emerge from weeks of treatment more chrysalis than butterfly.
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Physically, when I see [Tulip], it's kind of this chrysalis.
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After emerging from the chrysalis, the monarchs become flying poison.
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That would be chrysalis, the scientific term for a butterfly pupa.
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Living in Armour was a little like living inside a chrysalis.
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Her small motions make the wrapping seem a chrysalis, beautifully iridescent.
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"It's always been about a butterfly emerging from a chrysalis," recalls Emanuel.
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Mr Li's job is simply to ensure that the chrysalis stays healthy.
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"It's always been about a butterfly emerging from a chrysalis," said Emanuel.
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Her innocent past was discarded like a chrysalis abandoned by a butterfly.
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Faraway farms raise the caterpillars until they pupate, or become a chrysalis.
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Is one of those reasons how you came to work at Chrysalis?
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Then electric vehicles, Teslas foremost among them, burst out of their city-car-chrysalis.
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It was never meant to be a taxi firm; this is only its chrysalis.
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That same month, Johnson was a vision in white at the Chrysalis Butterfly Ball.
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Finally, last Monday, with the very last chrysalis of the year, I saw it.
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"She was like a sleeping chrysalis that transformed into a glamorous butterfly," he gushed.
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Merian Chrysalis, Samsung Catalyst Fund and Mundi Ventures also participated, along with existing investors.
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Saturday night, Halle was serenaded by Common at the 16th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball.
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After about 3-4 weeks, a caterpillar pupates and forms a chrysalis (or outer shell).
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Chrysalis offers programs and training aimed at helping homeless and low-income people find jobs.
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Chrysalis also places clients in transitional jobs, which is how I started working for them.
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That night, Corinne bursts forth from her villain chrysalis and emerges as a fully unlikeable butterfly.
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The black hole is a chrysalis — soon it'll crack open into something familiar, yet totally new.
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" One Twitter user suggested that, based on this clue, the baby will likely be named "chrysalis.
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When I'm unraveled from my itchy chrysalis, I wonder if I'm supposed to feel re-born.
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After some brain storming, I found the final configuration of BUTTERFLY and CHRYSALIS symmetrically intersecting CATERPILLAR.
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I guess doing the Armored Saint EP and them getting signed to Chrysalis was a key point.
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Contrary to popular belief, a chrysalis is not a pouch or a sac with a caterpillar inside.
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The sheet draped over her is a chrysalis, and the feeling is that she will emerge transformed.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — A monarch butterfly's chrysalis is one of the most beautiful things in nature.
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Queen Chrysalis is a shape-shifting pony who uses her power for evil and feeds on pony love.
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Paul Williams, a supervisor for the job-training nonprofit Chrysalis in Los Angeles, oversees a street maintenance crew.
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Last year few of my mail-order caterpillars formed a chrysalis and none survived to become a butterfly.
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Her acclaimed 2015 records RIP Chrysalis and Metalepsis offered an extension of this, weaving her voice around alien technology.
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Lasa, a new Filipino spot in Chinatown, operated out of a kitchen incubator until it emerged from its chrysalis.
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She is responsible with every word choice, every line a deliberate beat, each poem its own chrysalis of meaning.
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Chrysalis produced a 143-page report that reads like a catalog and compendium of 17th- and 18th-century tavern culture.
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Dubna's landscape of old workhorse machines overlaid with newer ambitious projects casts JINR as essentially transitional; a butterfly in chrysalis.
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It remained in his family for over 100 years before being sold to Irving Bailey, the founder of Chrysalis Ventures.
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In 2018 Cy Lauz, 38, and Simone Tobias, 44, tried to start a brand called Chrysalis Lingerie for transgender women.
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CreditCreditRozette Rago for The New York Times Paul Williams, 58, is a supervisor at Chrysalis, a nonprofit in Los Angeles.
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Females lay their eggs on the plants, and the caterpillars eat as much as they can before forming a chrysalis.
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The follow-on investment in the Series B round was led by OMERS Ventures, Merian Chrysalis and Samsung Catalyst fund.
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Now Gentina is the director of marketing at Chrysalis, a state-backed incubator affiliated with the Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso.
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Plus, you get to see super gnarly footage of the butterfly emerging from its chrysalis like some sort of hatching alien.
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By last week, I had released 10 healthy monarchs, but I had yet to see a butterfly emerge from its chrysalis.
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I also serve on the board of Chrysalis, a nonprofit organization that helps the homeless community develop job skills and obtain employment.
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The rumors came after the actress was photographed holding her stomach at the Chrysalis Butterfly Ball in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
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"We&aposre going to see her emerge from that chrysalis and have her time to shine in her own way," she said.
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But I do expect that the question will productivity break your mind, like a butterfly shattering a chrysalis to emerge with new capabilities.
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The German insurtech Wefox has raised an additional $110 million in funding from OMERS Ventures, Merian Chrysalis, Samsung Catalyst Fund, and Mundi Ventures.
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Schwartz eventually left the organization in the hands of nonprofit professionals — Footsteps was a chrysalis for her, too — and went to law school.
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Laganja in particular, the transformation that she's had, it's not even like a chrysalis into a butterfly; it's like a beaver into a hippo.
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Having been carried offstage, Ms. Koppe returns ensconced in a chrysalis of gleaming cellophane, which she sheds in a kind of overwrought resurrection scene.
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So usually around four or five weeks it's matured enough as a larva that it needs to pupate—like a butterfly needs a chrysalis.
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Up the block from the Brant in Tompkins Square Park, Schnabel opens the film by having Basquiat emerge from a cardboard box as a chrysalis.
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We're closing distance with the most profound event that a planetary ecology can encounter, which is the freeing of life from the chrysalis of matter.
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In season 2, Joe attempted to hide his dark side and become a better person, like a butterfly going into a chrysalis to reform itself.
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Britain is a ship in 'the slipway' ready to set sail, a rocket 'on the launchpad' ready to blast off, a butterfly 'leaving its chrysalis.
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There was the first-of-its-kind lingerie brand, Chrysalis, that introduced a small selection of bras and bottoms briefly, but it is now defunct.
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Chrysalis, as the show in the dome is called, is a virtual reality trip very different from the goggle-enabled VR most folks are familiar with.
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On Saturday, the actor was spotted at the 16th annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball Saturday with wife Rebecca Gayheart and daughters Billie Beatrice, 7, and Georgia, 5.
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But Ms. Beckham has been desperate to wriggle out of her WAG chrysalis for some time now and take flight as a businesswoman and fashion mogul.
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As a child, she picked cotton by hand in unyielding heat, stuffing it into a six-foot-long canvas sack that dragged behind her like a chrysalis.
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Oh, and obviously it is also a good thing that Jennifer Lawrence is emerging from a year-long acting hiatus like a beautiful butterfly from its chrysalis.
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There's no excuse for delaying direct aid to people who are hurting, but the fact is, the economy is currently on pause, in a kind of chrysalis.
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The last two actually got so far as to form a chrysalis, but a storm knocked one of them to the ground before it had fully hardened.
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Footsteps became a chrysalis for them through which they would leap into their new lives, just as soon as they figured out exactly how to live them.
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Altogether, it makes me wish I were back inside my cinematic chrysalis, inside that bubble outside of everything, watching the films back-to-back all over again.
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In what was likely already agreed follow-on funding, perhaps contingent on milestones being met, previous backer Merian Chrysalis led the round with an investment of £203 million.
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" Adds Nick Williamson, Merian Chrysalis co-portfolio manager: "Financial services is a market undergoing considerable change, driven by technology and users' desire for better and more convenient offerings.
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American Border Protection was the brainchild of Chrysalis Johnson, 43, a now-unemployed Arizona software designer who launched an earlier venture in cryptocurrency and an anti-Facebook campaign.
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That last chrysalis seemed healthy, but the butterfly couldn't break free despite painstaking assistance from a pair of tweezers I was wielding on advice from the online chorus.
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On March 5th, at the opening in Beijing of this year's 11-day meeting of the legislature, he was less gory, calling it "the struggle from chrysalis to butterfly".
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The new funding for Klarna is led by Dragoneer Investment Group, and includes participation by Commonwealth Bank of Australia, HMI Capital LLC, Merian Chrysalis Investment Company Limited, and more.
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The facility, fittingly called The Bin, was set up by Chrysalis, a charity, to provide free storage for those living on the streets of Skid Row in Los Angeles.
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As they transformed between their wall of sound first album, All Hour Cymbals, and the danceable Odd Blood, Yeasayer has again emerged from the chrysalis a beautiful, transformed butterfly.
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As the bodysuits turns from black to nude, it's as though Kim is signaling to us all that her summer bod is almost ready to emerge from its spandex chrysalis.
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This round was joined by Commonwealth Bank of Australia, HMI Capital LLC, Merian Chrysalis Investment Company Limited, Första AP-Fonden (AP1), IPGL, IVP and funds and accounts managed by BlackRock.
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The sinewy movement is similar to MacMurtrie/ARW's "Chrysalis" exhibited back in 2013 at Pioneer Works, where inflatable arms unfolded with glacial movement from the ceiling, and opened into a portal.
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The late offspring of certain butterflies, like the black swallowtail, spend fall and winter sealed away in a chrysalis clinging to the dried stems in what's left of a summer garden.
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The day before a monarch emerges, its chrysalis turns dark, almost black, but if you hold a light up to it, you can see the shape of vivid orange wings inside.
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At this stage, it's possible to tell the butterfly's gender even before it emerges from the chrysalis, just by looking at the thickness of those black veins framing the folded wings.
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Monarch caterpillars can fall prey to predators, parasites and diseases, but if there's enough milkweed to sustain them, at least some of the caterpillars will ultimately survive to form a chrysalis.
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As an alternative, Ms. Philo has focused her work at Céline on designing clothes — often oversize, soft, enveloping — that act almost as a chrysalis from within which the woman can emerge.
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Curtis Stone, for example, has found a mutually beneficial relationship with Chrysalis, an organization that matches homeless, low-income or previously incarcerated people with jobs to create a path to self-sufficiency.
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In "Chrysalis" (1964), "Icarus" (1964), and "Combat" (1965), myriad dots, curving lines, and precipitous arcs impose semiabstract order within washes of pinks, reds, and violets, approximating the collective and individual grandeur of wildflowers.
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Us Weekly reports that the news came at L.A.'s 16th annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball, where Mulitz arrived in a flowing, orange, off-the-shoulder dress with her hand cradling her growing belly.
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By the time I showed up to Chrysalis in 2014, I had been living for 13 months in a sidewalk hovel in the underpass of Route 101 at Sunset and Silver Lake Boulevards.
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Chrysalis published between 1977 and 1980; after that, both Rennie and Grimstad devoted their lives to feminist organizing and non-traditional teaching in one form or another, right up until the present day.
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Mulitz debuted her baby bump at the 16th Annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball in Brentwood, California, in June, wearing an orange off-the-shoulder dress while posing on the red carpet with her actor husband.
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Will she be more adept going forward, and did her apprenticeship in no one-ness provide the chrysalis phase crucial to all callow youths turned formidable warriors, be it Luke Skywalker or Daniel Larusso?
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If you can be coaxed out of your chrysalis of winter clothing, you'll find 500 butterflies floating through tropical, 80-degree weather, a rain forest canopy and simulated sunlight on the Upper West Side.
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There, Ms. Marrow joined the city's bustling feminist art community, becoming managing editor of Chrysalis, a short-lived but important magazine that published poetry and essays by writers like Adrienne Rich and Audre Lorde.
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"I think it may have been a good thing, in hindsight, and we&aposre going to see her emerge from that chrysalis and have her time to shine in her own way," she said.
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Wefox, an insurance tech company based in Berlin, raised $110 million in funding from OMERS Ventures, Merian Chrysalis, Samsung Catalyst Fund, and Mundi Ventures to extend out its $135 million Series B in March.
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Hidden Learning, from the Chrysalis project, explores what women feel they keep hidden in the work environment, such as the pull between their career and home/other life – unique as that is to every woman.
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The new capital consisted of a £60 million Series C round led by Merian Global Investors, including Merian Chrysalis, with £15 million in follow-on funding from Starling's existing backer and major shareholder Harald McPike.
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Whatever the scientific processes that explain its transformation, I find it miraculous that these creatures begin as eggs, are born caterpillars, go into the chrysalis, experience the metamorphosis, and emerge changed with their beautiful wings.
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A nice cop was about to bust me for possession of a controlled substance in 2013, but gave me two choices: three years in county jail, or join a rehab, followed by attending Chrysalis programs.
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Pen15, which premieres Friday on Hulu in its entirety, is the rare show that captures that stage of life, balancing gross-out humor with the earnestness and curiosity of two girls in the chrysalis stage of womanhood.
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The new capital breaks down as £60 million in a Series C round led by Merian Global Investors, including Merian Chrysalis, with £15 million in follow-on funding from Starling's existing backer and major shareholder Harald McPike.
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"Right now I'm inside my pupae or chrysalis thing but soon I'll be emerging onto the dance stage like a beautiful moth or ugly butterfly whose wings are literally beating in time to my big fuckin' beats".
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In 1984, Aomame — a sports instructor who also murders abusive men — and Tengo,a math teacher and writer, mysteriously find themselves in an alternate reality from a teen's novel, Air Chrysalis, that Tengo was hired to ghostwrite.
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Chrysalis, the charity that runs The Bin, also maintains an entirely voluntary job-skills-and-placement programme, which they say helped put 2,100 people to work last year (of whom 70% were still retained six months later).
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According to Randy Roberts and Johnny Smith in "Blood Brothers," the chrysalis was Ali's intense but tragic friendship with Malcolm X. As early as his high school years, Cassius Clay had been intrigued by the Nation of Islam.
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But in Seasons 5 and 6, Edith emerges from her chrysalis to become an independent woman about London town, running a magazine and finding her own voice and perhaps, if Julian Fellowes, the writer of the series, allows, romantic happiness, too.
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Centers in the city include the Chrysalis Business Incubator, led by Walter Rosenthal, Ignacio Cuevas, Deborah Ahumada, Javier Gotschlich and Tomas Gentine, 3ie, led by Werner Kristjanspoller, Andrés Castillo, IF Valparaíso, led by Mauricio Cifuentes, and Housenovo, led by Jaime González.
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And that's the real choice: you can age in chrysalis, ignoring the actual passage of time, and before you know it, you wake up, and you're a decade deeper, doing bumps off the back of your paw with your pops.
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From their caustic rock of the late '230's to them perfectly inhabiting the acid house chrysalis, few bands could ever sum up a musical and societal shift more than Primal Scream did, especially with 1991's rave melted Screamadelica.
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And it all somehow ended up with alien mother egg sacks: cotton stretched thin to form an undulating weblike chrysalis around the body, with various protrusions and lumps poking through (including the head) as if just on the verge of hatching.
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But there's another way, and rather than imposing the DMV-like process of sourcing the answer on anyone else, I'll share my findings: Finally, the long-awaited creature emerges from its chrysalis: Yep, that's it—no gloss, no graphics, no sleek interface.
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You could see it at Alexander McQueen, where Sarah Burton (who went almost straight from her catwalk bow to her place at the table close to Mr. Macron) took the idea of metamorphosis, of emerging from the chrysalis, both literally and elegantly.
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What an unutterable gift to watch as its proboscis unfurls, to watch as its delicate legs cling to the spent chrysalis, as fluid fills its wings and it begins to take on the shape of the most recognizable butterfly in the world.
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Not the solving thing; we get to watch the CATERPILLAR at 17D enclose itself in its CHRYSALIS (51A) and emerge a lovely BUTTERFLY (23A), as long as you connect the circled squares from A to N (closing the shape at A again).
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Rather than re-emerging from his chrysalis of silence with a newfound humility, Mr. Trump accused Senator Ted Cruz's campaign of rigging the caucuses by sending official-looking "voter violation" notices and by suggesting on caucus night that Ben Carson was ending his campaign.
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I would shed the safety blanket of my cologne of choice, and don the chrysalis of these sugary sweet, floral fragrances in order to emerge as a radiant feminine butterfly with a posse of libidinous gentleman following in the wake of my fruitcake-esque scent.
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In its partnership with United Dwelling, Modative is also contributing jobs; the firm has 15 construction workers who have been hired through Chrysalis, a nonprofit program that helps find jobs for people who have faced past roadblocks to employment, including homelessness, substance abuse and incarceration.
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Those of you lucky enough to have a patch of milkweed in your neighborhood should watch for a monarch gently arching her abdomen to lay eggs, or the energetic chewing of a striped caterpillar, keeping your eyes out for a jeweled chrysalis or an emerging butterfly.
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In creating costumes for Cher over the years — costumes that often tell the story of a shy woman emerging triumphant from a chrysalis — the designer Bob Mackie has kept on the right side of the line by making sure the level of craft supports the extravagance of the gesture.
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Childhood is an experience of bursting through the chrysalis of family to fly off into the world beyond, but the narrator's own growth is outstripped by that of her mother, who is all too willing to leave domestic life for a public one when the time is right.
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We love it so much that if we could, we'd happily hibernate all summer long, only to emerge from our somnambulant chrysalis in late October when it becomes acceptable to wear massive coats, drink a stone's worth of hot chocolate a week, and listen to pretty much nothing but Lindstrom and Prins Thomas.
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So it makes sense that the stars would want to align with a brand that has "giving" in the name, and which works in partnership with the non-profit Chrysalis, which works to improve self-sufficiency for homeless and low-income individuals by providing resources and support for them to find employment.
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It is an amazing thing to watch a caterpillar egg hatch (the baby so tiny it takes a magnifying glass to be sure a hatching is actually taking place), and it is equally amazing to watch a full-grown caterpillar spin and contort as it shrugs off its skin and forms a chrysalis.
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The two of them moved to Los Angeles to make Chrysalis, a women's art magazine that they put together with the help of the feminist artist Judy Chicago and other people working out of The Woman's Building, a radical arts community that existed in a spacious building near downtown Los Angeles until 1991.
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Tony and his friends spatter the movie with racist and sexist epithets and behavior, but, as in "Looking for Mr. Goodbar," the plot involves the battle over abortion, and the arc of the story is the breakdown of religious values and family authority; the discothèque is the chrysalis of a new modernity. ♦
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Others in attendance at the Chrysalis Butterfly Ball were Marsai Martin, Linda Perry, Sara Gilbert, Adam Devine, Ziggy Marley, Natasha Beddingfield, Maria Menounos, Jordana Brewster and Lindsay Price, who all came together to support the organization which works to help individuals out of poverty and homelessness by providing the tools necessary to gain employment.
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Button-down shirts, denim jackets and pea coats were cut on the slant and curved into the shape of a chrysalis, and suits in houndstooth and tweed had the hips triangulated out and up, like a false front, in an echo of the classic couture silhouette (shoulders slouched forward, stomach sucked in, bones sharp as steel).
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The Bug Boys find a treasure map, celebrate their Coming-of-Age Festival under the Great Chrysalis, get in a big fight and make up, travel from their Bug Village to broker a peace between warring Bees and Termites, and — in one gorgeous wordless sequence deep in a dark cave — expand their hearts and minds and friendship.
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And Ms. Seo, as no Aurora has done in this production, takes the role through an arc of experience, dancing some steps in Act I as if feeling the sunlight on her face, Act II as if subtly yearning for the Prince through the melancholy chrysalis of her hundred-year sleep, Act III as if now understanding both love and royalty.
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Over the years, he has embodied a dozen sociologies related to gay culture, from the embrace of the body beautiful in the mid-aughts, when he famously shook off his chrysalis of flab and long, unkempt hair to reveal the hard sinew of an Instagram-ready body, of sex-positivity, of rehab and wellness, of marriage, and now, with his jewel-encrusted nails and rhinestone hairpins, of gender fluidity.
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