It is at night that the airfield comes to life.
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A Handmaid's Tale comes to life in the Senate Gallery.
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The inverted bowl of the planetarium's screen comes to life.
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You'll then cower in terror as it comes to life.
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Amy Cutler's unique, illustrated world comes to life in three dimensions.
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With the tap of a smartphone screen, Cozmo comes to life.
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But the gym comes to life when the kids start training.
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The Hanif I remember comes to life in his social critiques.
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Speak the system's wake words, "Hey, Mercedes," and it comes to life.
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Then Khal Drogo dies, comes to life, is catatonic, and dies again.
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And she comes to life in recent campus protests against sexual violence.
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Lisbon comes to life after the sun goes down, according to Josey.
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If their vision comes to life, it will be very, very big.
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To Leontes' surprise—fear at first, then joy—it comes to life.
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Furniture — a feather duster, a wardrobe — comes to life to sing and dance.
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E.B. White's timeless children's story comes to life in this colorful animated musical.
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His eclectic taste profile comes to life on the Fifty Mils cocktail menu.
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"A drone that comes to life and starts killing people," Mr. Slavin said.
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Then her toy dog comes to life, eating the meat off their bones.
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It really comes to life when you walk around and point it at stuff.
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But it really comes to life when you snap it into its keyboard case.
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Even in the movie Anna freaks out at first when Olaf comes to life.
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Often, when it comes to life and work, we learn lessons the hard way.
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A gentle, charismatic, but sometimes blank actor, Parker comes to life in this movie.
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The car then comes to life and can recognize the driver's pulse and breath.
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When it comes to life milestones, millennials are doing things differently than previous generations.
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The format comes to life when a restaurant is overflowing with ideas, like Atomix.
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The Battle of Gettysburg comes to life with Civil War reenactments in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
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We have no shame when it comes to life and what they're about to see.
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"When it comes to life he just keeps going and moving and smiling," she says.
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Many families are underinsured when it comes to life insurance for the primary income earner.
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It's also a living canvas that increasingly comes to life as new memories layer in.
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When light is projected onto the spinning 3D printed zoetrope, it all comes to life.
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In F1 2019, this comes to life via a complex and ever-changing balancing act.
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As perfect as those days are, it is at night when Pikes comes to life.
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When it comes to life before parenthood, Jack Osbourne has some serious perspective to impart.
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Glimpse into Bessette's world as his unique vision for his moment finally comes to life.
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Twist the right hand throttle just like a motorcycle and the SRK comes to life.
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It's in these ancient inscriptions, filled with movement and imperfection, that Nefertiti comes to life.
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By using his imagination, Adrian Simcox comes to life and dreams of a better one.
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What a shot that was, and suddenly — in the dying moments — Colombia comes to life.
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More recent history comes to life in words and pictures in "Persepolis," by Marjane Satrapi.
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Darnell comes to life in computer class, where he shows off his agility at math.
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What it's about: An animated adventure about what happens when your food comes to life.
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So, too, should the interior, for that's where the BUDD-e's tech story comes to life.
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Around Season 2 is where the show really finds itself and its story comes to life.
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The room then comes to life, as lamps turn on or the fireplace roars, for example.
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Each day, at 2000PM and 103PM ET, the app comes to life for around 210 minutes.
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An idea like the Peri glasses could improve many lives if it eventually comes to life.
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On film, Carrión's OSS project comes to life as participants enthusiastically discuss their role in it.
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But, when you open the new Razr, it comes to life and resembles a modern smartphone.
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David Eliade, the protagonist from 2011's David Comes To Life, is back in the saddle.
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Under his deft touch, feudal Japan comes to life in bold strokes of color and light.
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CORIPPO, Switzerland — With Swiss punctuality, the village of Corippo comes to life at 267:215 a.m.
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Joukhadar's confidence and joy in storytelling comes to life in the fantastical side of the novel.
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When it comes to life on earth, we tend to think of ourselves as center stage.
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When all else fails, the poetic "something blue" comes to life in a $4 Revlon polish.
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A neon purple alien planet comes to life the 360-degree album teaser for D∆WN's REDEMPTION.
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To signal, the panel comes to life to create 3D images to communicate the intention to turn.
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Instead, the rhythmic chanting of marching soldiers drifts in, and slowly the screen comes to life again.
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But if the ecosystem comes to life earlier in the year, many species may be left behind.
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After Parton introduces the plot of "Jolene," the dramatized rendering of her hit song comes to life.
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When it comes to life insurance, there are very few instances where someone has "too much" coverage.
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Cuba is the centerpiece of this festival, which comes to life in performances, talks and master classes.
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However, when the sun goes down and the lights turn on, the tree truly comes to life.
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None of the artists appear, but rather, artwork from each album comes to life to do the singing.
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Back at the office, I add a healthy splash of dark rum and the beast comes to life.
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In The Kettering Incident, the island easily transforms into a nightmarish place, where the repressed comes to life.
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But, however ambitious its themes and refined its literary allusiveness, "House of Names" never quite comes to life.
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From Ayahuasca purges and melting rainbows, Aaron Axelrod's art comes to life through live performances and video projections.
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Suddenly, a ritual-intensive culture comes to life, and a trippy art is trippier than we ever guessed.
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To ensure her vision comes to life, Paris has been in planning mode since announcing her engagement in January.
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Every time Mikes presses the button on the wireless remote, the arm comes to life and turns the page.
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A Futuristic Mechanical World Comes to Life in This Gorgeous Short Film, FabricatedThe "last man" in Fabricated's mechanical world.
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Or, if you're feeling lazy, you can hit the randomize button to see what Frankenstein emoji comes to life.
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At night, the ride — which features five different types of inversions — comes to life with bright track chase lighting.
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Berkshire owns Oriental Trading, whose catalog comes to life at a booth filled with party favors and craft supplies.
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Throw a bunch of undead individuals into the mix, and a whole new batch of problems comes to life.
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The story that comes to life in "Superior Donuts" is not Guerrero's, but, she said, an important one nonetheless.
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That's a major question that the season slowly answers, as more and more information about this seed comes to life.
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But I am here to tell you today that when it comes to life President Trump is keeping his promises.
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As his mixtape cover comes to life, Yachty inserts himself into nearly every goofy Twitter meme you can think of.
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Our window into the woodland world will reveal shift and change, growth and decay as it seemingly comes to life.
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That's the question some people are asking as the Hudson Yards development comes to life in New York this week.
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"One idea that really comes to life on the train is this notion of time away from time," he explains.
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That concept, which comes to life in the film, is the focus of the movie's intricately hand-drawn teaser poster.
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The story comes to life through a mix of ballet, opera, film, visual art and original chamber music played live.
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The temple slowly comes to life as torch light flickers and a recording of a low chanting fills the room.
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"In sunlight especially, the salmon dial, with its highly polished applied hour markers, really comes to life," Bart Grönefeld said.
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When children begin to go missing in the small town of Winden begin to disappear, the town's past comes to life.
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According to Publisher's Weekly, it's has a "fantasy landscape both familiar and otherworldly comes to life in this absorbing, imaginative tale."
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At the same time, this particular movie never really comes to life the way Attack the Block or Super 8 do.
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He is a kind of person who genuinely strived to raise the bar when it comes to life beyond the boundary.
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Now, imagine life is so good that you not only have an Idris Elba doll, but that it comes to life!
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Well, that fear comes to life (once again) in the smart, indie sci-fi Netflix movie I Am Mother (streaming now).
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Norman says he's got a YOLO mentality when it comes to life -- and he wants to push himself to the limits.
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It is then that Alaska's Bristol Bay — home to the largest run of sockeye salmon on the planet — comes to life.
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All of the above comes to life on a 21.5-inch Retina 4K display, built into a slim 5-millimetre design.
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And though the fearless actor Tony Torn doesn't stint on the theatrics, his incarnation of Swan never quite comes to life.
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A collection of virtual elixirs, each one providing a solution for a single aspiration, comes to life inside Sense of Promise.
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Your phone comes to life after weeks of silence and brings with it the distractions and interruptions of the outside world.
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That's actually what "Range" is all about: You should really cast a big net when it comes to life and learning.
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After sixteen years of repentance, Leontes gets back his daughter and, in a sort of miracle—a statue comes to life!
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It's the story of a dumpling who magically comes to life, forming a parental bond with the lonely woman who created him.
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Compared to 25 peer countries, the US ranks poorly when it comes to life expectancy, maternal mortality, child poverty and income inequality.
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Octopus BarAnytime is a good time to visit Octopus Bar, but it's just before midnight when the place really comes to life.
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Humans and monsters living in harmony — that's the vision that comes to life in this live-action reimagining of the Pokémon world.
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Dr. Seuss' green eggs and ham comes to life with a twist in a new way in this episode of Fiction Kitchen.
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Odom created One Spinner To Rule Them All: one with an animated cat video that comes to life when you flick it.
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Every October in Mongolia, among the high-altitude crags of the Altai Mountains, the ancient nomadic tradition of falconry comes to life.
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"We'll look forward to sitting down with the regulators, talking about how this comes to life in a meaningful way," Merlo said.
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But witches and wizards know that once it's full of hot frothy butterbeer, it comes to life to reveal the Marauder's Map.
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In a time lapse video posted to their Facebook page, the theme park showcases just how the holiday dream comes to life.
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Watching the video is like spending the day at a surrealist beach that comes to life with hand claps and drum beats.
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" Referring to the lineup, Eppler added: "That whole theme of passing the baton, it comes to life when you get that connectivity.
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When cold, clean water is released from the bottom of the dams in sufficient quantities, the Upper Delaware ecosystem comes to life.
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" He continued: "It's a bit like if someone sends you a malicious email, it only comes to life when you open it.
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He comes to life more in the episode's other scenes, which have to do with potentially revolutionary ways of generating cheap energy.
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Jackson is a reliable presence on screen, and in The Hitman's Bodyguard he's doing his reliable thing, which comes to life alongside Hayek.
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We follow a bored-looking motel housekeeper who comes to life when she puts on her headphones and dances beautifully while she cleans.
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Om, a syllable drawn from Hindu scriptures, comes to life as a religious symbol for followers of faiths such as Hinduism and Jainism.
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Judging by what I've seen in the trailer, Vandermeer's richly described world comes to life, thanks to CGI and a $55 million budget.
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Freeform has greenlit the television-movie sequel, in which Tyra Banks will reprise her role as Eve, a doll that comes to life.
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I've just pulled a sword from the chest of Iudex Gundyr, a faceless knight twice my size, and the warrior comes to life.
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Maybe that's just additional cynicism, and maybe that was a growing-up process for us: learning about how this stuff comes to life.
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The Swede comes to life as an aggrieved father but not as an idealist whose foundations of belief are shaken to their core.
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Related: These Handmade Fairy Tale Figurines Are Adorable and Twisted Say "Hello" to the World's First Interactive Barbie "Alternative Barbie" Comes To Life
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When it comes to life insurance, there's a variety of reasons why older Americans might wonder if they should let their policy lapse.
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Press a button and the thing comes to life, robotic arms pivoting over an empty chair where you cannot help but imagine yourself.
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" And look who comes to life again, it's Sleeping Beauty waking up on the Left, going, "Oh my gosh, these numbers are insane.
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"For me, David Comes To Life was the penultimate statement, and then Glass Boys was like things I thought I should clarify," he says.
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Ask Alexa to play cute cat videos on YouTube, and the Echo Show's screen comes to life with furry little floofs looking predictably adorable.
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You play as a young painter whose work comes to life, and players will use this power to transform the urban landscape around them.
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" When it comes to life off camera, Brooks' ideal day is one when she's "surrounded with people that I love and that love me.
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"Curse of the Cobra," an episode from season eight, Lightspeed Rescue, pits the Titanium Ranger against an evil snake tattoo that comes to life.
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When it comes to life or death of a child, absolutely no family should be forced to wrestle with uncertainty and rely on luck.
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The new coronavirus has uprooted much of daily life in the US. But when it comes to life insurance, experts don't see much changing.
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I'm olderWhen it comes to life insurance, there is one change that will happen to you every single year that can raise your insurance rates.
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It's the story of a Chinese mother (and empty nester) who spends her days lonely, until a dumpling (bao) she's made suddenly comes to life.
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It comes to life by following the rules of the eye and the brain, by being gentle, and by working with us, not against us.
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The multichannel video projection is an imminently watchable loop that comes to life across a series of floor-mounted screens and wall-mounted painted grounds.
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Every decade the story of the intergalactic people comes to life, whether it be on TV shows, major motion pictures, video games, or theme parks.
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If there's one thing that any of you want this film to teach when it comes to life in America, what would that thing be?
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DANDONG, China — After sunset, when American spy satellites can no longer see as well, the main bridge connecting China to North Korea comes to life.
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The thing I really love about this series is the car comes to life entirely without the need for a computer-generated face or voiceovers.
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My one regret is that caramelized-scallion sauce, cooked for as long as it is, only truly comes to life as a camouflage-colored muck.
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In the evenings, a DJ spins tunes and the bar area comes to life, drawing both hotel guests and outside visitors to the lively scene.
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Four months later, all around the world, a giant portion of people would have said, 'A movie about a magical bear who comes to life.
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I think Philip's tremendous perspective, both when it comes to football and when it comes to life, helped lend clarity to a very complex situation.
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A company's DNA comes to life both on a surface level by how they look, but also how the brand interacts with people in the world.
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But when the past is colorized, as with this remarkable collection of pictures from World War I, history comes to life and the generational divide fades.
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When it comes to life after Angélil and being a single mom, "It's hard," Dion says, "But [my husband] left me with all of his strength."
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While the long-term effects of vaping are still unknown, there's little doubt that vaping won't go in your favor when it comes to life insurance.
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His incendiary viral ad may help Trump win the nomination, but when it comes to life after the convention, it puts him in an impossible spot.
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Over the course of its five acts, oracles are ignored and then fulfilled; a man is mauled by a bear; and a statue comes to life.
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Trumpeter and bandleader Sheila Maurice-Grey comes to life in the second half, but she doesn't overrun things either—her deft solo flutters like a firefly.
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Bush's legacy regularly comes to life, loudly and joyously — at Barbara Bush Elementary, every Friday morning, when more than 800 children sing the Barbara Bush Song.
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A fable about a stuffed animal that comes to life risks being a tedious cliché, but in Liniers's skillful hands, "Good Night, Planet" is anything but.
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It was the long-running '80s Canadian TV series "Today's Special," about a department store mannequin who comes to life at night and learns about life.
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But with "Blanchefleur," a particularly beautiful play on "The White Cat," the collection comes to life: The portraits breathe, the roses shake fragrance into the wind.
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What will happen if self-driving cars are taught that a woman is more dispensable than a man when it comes to life-and-death situations?
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Directed by Domee Shi, the film revolves around an empty-nester who's delighted to get another shot at motherhood when one of her dumplings comes to life.
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The move to feature this type of "text-comes-to-life" content arrives at a time when there's an increased interest in podcasting and audio in general.
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Related: Inside Raymond Pettibon and Marcel Dzama's Drawing Collaboration Jazz Age Queerness Comes to Life In Lush Paintings A Polish Painter Combined Rural Landscapes with Giant Robots
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"And I wanted to do like a Chinese twist on 'The Little Gingerbread Man' with a Chinese dumpling, instead of a little cookie, that comes to life."
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Akbar's insightful lines are powerful in their intimacy and raw emotionality; the pain of addiction and recovery truly comes to life on the page though Akbar's voice.
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In the meanwhile, enjoy some lovely photos of whale sharks from the study, and remember: we're still very ignorant when it comes to life beneath the sea.
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An explosive tale of star-crossed lovers comes to life—and shrieking death—in the new music video for Mykki Blanco's "High School Never Ends" (ft. Woodkid).
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The book is slated for release in 2018, so we can get a sneak peek at the hilarity to come before it comes to life in Hollywood.
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Slappy (voiced by Mick Wingert) swiftly comes to life, wreaking havoc on Sonny's family, school and eventually the entire town of Wardenclyffe, where Sam and Sonny live.
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Through some mysterious force — "the animating power of music," the notes suggest — the statue comes to life near the end of the work as the character Galatea.
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It's based on her short story "The City Born Great" and imagines a New York City that literally comes to life, its midwife a starved graffiti artist.
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"Home is where personal style truly comes to life, so I think a well-loved home is where great design counts most," Ripa said in a press release.
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"There's a whole kind of Chucky element to them," he jokes to PEOPLE, referencing the killer doll that comes to life in the Child's Play horror film franchise.
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It follows the tale of a young whippersnapper with a Sia-like fringe, who strikes up a pretty damn magic friendship with a snowman who comes to life.
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As the details of the world in the petri dish get obscured, a different set of vertical coordinates comes to life through the digital "apprehension" of other information.
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With a flick of the lever on the back of the dispenser, Darth Vader comes to life, wielding toothpicks like the fate of the Galactic Empire depends on it.
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Related: Jazz Age Queerness Comes to Life In Lush Paintings Japanese Artist Spends 3+ Years Drawing Massive, Incredibly Detailed Tsunami Raymond Pettibon Can't Help but Capture America's Cultural Zeitgeist
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As soon as you take it out of its packaging, it comes to life — you can see its eyes glow through the shell, and hear it make cooing sounds.
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It looks very cool on its own, but the collectible really comes to life when you bathe it in light from blue LEDs in the stand that comes with.
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The grim love story between a genderless, computer-programming humanoid and an IBM 5155 portable computer virus comes to life in the new music video from Crash Override, a.k.a.
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The ad is visually spectacular in the fencing scene, as the athlete slices through tubes of fluorescent lighting, but the stunt scene is where it truly comes to life.
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But it is in the later chapters investigating the forefront of cosmological inquiry that his book really comes to life, even if this has little to do with jazz.
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Your investigation spans multiple planets in Aliya's home Nebula, a completely foreign society (really, set of societies) that comes to life organically as you dig deeper into your investigation.
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In "Little Otik," a feature film from 2000 based on a Czech fairy tale, a childless couple adopts a tree stump, which comes to life but then turns homicidal.
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"By placing the hand on the control unit, the interior comes to life and the vehicle recognizes the driver by his or her heartbeat and breathing," the company claims.
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"Mini aims to inspire entrepreneurship, design and collaboration with innovative minds, and this ambition comes to life through URBAN-X," said Esther Bahne, head of Mini Brand Strategy & Innovation.
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When it comes to life imprisonment in particular, Mauer and Nellis's book pointed to research that suggested the US accounts for 40 percent of the world's total life sentences.
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Stan Lee, often considered the most influential comic book writer in history, comes to life through hundreds of issues of Marvel comics, becoming a visual embodiment of his own repertoire.
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And when it comes to life at home, the former Hills star (who won't be appearing on the MTV reboot due to a contract with E!) is relishing every minute.
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The set comes to life when viewed with an iOS device (an iPad was used for the demo), and can be turned into a video game, adding characters with missions.
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Just insert the pit of your most recently eaten avocado into the pod, float it in a water bath, place on a windowsill, and watch as it comes to life.
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This is a character-driven drama, and Harrill would rather show you the dull act of signing insurance papers, because it's in these nonevents that the film comes to life.
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"The magic of YouTube comes to life when creators make their viewers feel like part of a community," John Langan, Entertainment Partnerships at YouTube, said in a statement to Mashable.
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The only scenes where colors pop and the screen comes to life are those that take place in the past and focus on the life of Oasis creator James Halliday.
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Here's how it works ... Snapchatters scan the Snapcode at the bottom of the billboard, which unlocks a prompt, the advertisement comes to life and Bhad Bhabie starts running her mouth!
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Related: Post-Apocalyptic Angels Comes to Life with 3D Projections Surreal Photos of a Rainforest Filled with Gas Stations Utopian Architect Plans a Floating City Shaped Liked a Manta Ray
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The painting style, once reserved for a boudoir or country mantle, comes to life around brick and grime, showcasing cityscapes of New York in serene form, without losing street cred.
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This theatrical world, for which Tristan Baudoin designed the set and lighting, comes to life with objects including half-cranes, half-articulated arms, ropes and lamps and, of course, performers.
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When he is a kid, Jack's mom creates an origami menagerie for him, and when Jack's mom breathes into the origami, the menagerie comes to life, jumping and playing with him.
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Before it comes to life, however, potential customers get to weigh in on what it'll look like, how it'll be made, and how much it costs by taking a quiz online.
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The bao in this film is a cute homemade dumpling that comes to life, turning into a weird little dumpling baby that delights the empty-nesting Chinese mother who made it.
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Even those who write for a living, like comedians, are used to writing dialogue that comes to life when spoken; on the page, their jokes have a tendency to lie flat.
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All you have to do is hold the bike upright for a few seconds until the front wheel automatically straightens, and the back wheel comes to life to keep it upright.
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I wasn't sure what to expect at this point—I've never visited a clairvoyant before—but something like the scene in Jumanji where the board comes to life would have sufficed.
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Related: Tron-Worthy Gaming Comes to Life in Iceland This Futuristic Independent Fashion Show is Basically the Anti-New York Fashion Week Look Inside a Visual Encyclopedia of Contemporary Concrete Buildings
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Mr Alÿs has lived in Mexico City since 1986, and frequently collaborates with artists from his adopted home, so he is no uninformed outsider when if comes to life in Mexico.
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First, it comes to life when Brill focuses on the legal shifts and stalemates that ushered in the country's current predicament, examining how these changes rippled across the rest of society.
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"There have been no inconveniences whatsoever, when it comes to life in the South area," Kim, who with Ryom is competing for the first time in South Korea, said on Wednesday.
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But this section only really comes to life at the end, as three women dance to the gradually thinning notes of the music, still moving as silence — and the curtain — falls.
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Judging from the trailer, nothing about this new version of the storied franchise in which a creepy doll comes to life and kills people seems particularly vital, necessary, or culturally trenchant.
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Microsoft has engineers like Stevie Bathiche, Ralf Groene, and Ron Smith, all working on these Surface devices, and it's infectious to watch them describe with passion how this hardware comes to life.
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Available on Amazon Prime, YouTube A tire named Robert comes to life and begins a savage killing spree in the California desert in this surreal, stylized comedy by the director Quentin Dupieux.
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First we build little models, so it's like we build our dreams, like a little boy in the sandbox playing with their toys, and girls, too, and then it comes to life.
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"The performance chase becomes a bigger deal in the fourth quarter, so I can see why the market sort of comes to life in the final months of the year," Lee said.
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The fan-favorite scene comes to life on stage as Harry, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger and Ginny Potter (formerly Weasley) say goodbye to their little ones as they head off to Hogwarts.
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Related: A Highlight Reel of Euro 2016 Comes to Life on a Newspaper This Dress Was Drawn Into Existence With A 3D-Printing Pen Doodles Come to Life on a Giant Face
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It comes to life in nearly every scene — on Alicia's (Elle Fanning) chiffon dress, or Edwina's (Kirsten Dunst) flushed cheeks, or the faded droplets of blood on Corporal McBurney's (Colin Farrell) bandages.
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"We like to have a lot of that control internally where we can play a role on how that content comes to life," said Sarah Wattson, VP of creative strategy at Away.
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But that's ultimately what you play for, and everyone has that in the back of their mind: He's a guy that comes to life even more when the lights are the brightest.
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Instead, she said, it "comes to life in the everyday choices made by each and every employee in how we treat each other, our customers, our partners, and the candidates we interview."
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There are several ways to choose your life insurance policy valueEvery family's financial situation is unique, so there is no rule on what's right or wrong when it comes to life insurance.
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Sometimes only a fine line separates tragic sweep from a movie that never comes to life as anything other than actors dressed in costumes, straining to inhabit an alien chapter of history.
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When the house lights are up, you see 4,000 lines of string hanging from the ceiling, but when the installation comes to life it's a whirlwind of light that boggles the mind.
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At one point (while in a state of extreme hunger and thirst), Enzo hallucinates that the zebra comes to life and "performs a brutal burlesque" that involves violently tearing his own stuffing out.
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And Russia doesn't fare so well when it comes to life expectancy either: It declined sharply after the fall of the Soviet Union, from 68.4 years in 1991 to 65 years in 2003.
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And Russia doesn't fare so well when it comes to life expectancy either: It declined sharply after the fall of the Soviet Union, from 2404 years in 22 to 2561 years in 20163.
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Mr. Fox, on the other hand, a novel that cleverly plays with the fairy-tale form, depicts a writer, Mr. Fox, whose muse comes to life and puts him inside his own stories.
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You have this incredible thrill when the code comes to life, when you finally figure it out and the thing you created lurks into existence and does exactly what you tell it to.
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In typical Pixar fashion, Incredibles 2 comes packaged with an animated short film: Bao, about a mom with empty nest syndrome who finds renewed purpose when one of her dumplings comes to life.
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The narrative comes to life in discrete, searing scenes of violence: a body unearthed at the Industrial Canal's construction site, a dog shot in a courtroom, a battle reënactment turned all too real.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With disorientating corridors, dark enclosed spaces and freaky horror scenes, the hugely popular "Goosebumps" book series comes to life in a new immersive theater show taking audiences through hair-raising stories.
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Related: A Highlight Reel of Euro 2016 Comes to Life on a Newspaper A Newspaper Anime Brings the Violence of News to Life Watch A Cerebral Animation Illustrated With Ink, Coffee, And Whiteout
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None of it comes to life without his pseudo-messianic cachet, or the countless risks he took trying to reach the summit of a culture that repeatedly tried to knock him back down.
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From the earliest Roman riverside settlements through to the sad and shabby sight of what's left of modern Soho, London is undoubtedly a place that comes to life under the cloak of darkness.
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The nearly eight-minute long short is about a Chinese-Canadian woman experiencing an empty nest when she gets a second shot at motherhood after one of her handmade dumplings magically comes to life.
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Available on Amazon Prime, YouTube A comfy but possessed recliner (not a sofa) comes to life with rage, employing its thick inner springs to kill in Bernie Rao's supernatural horror-comedy from New Zealand.
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Related: Bring The Storm Inside With This Internet-Enabled Cloud Lamp Use Sunlight To Create 3D Animations On Your Walls This Glowing Painting Comes To Life When You Walk By, Knows Your Every Move
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In an exclusive first trailer of Lifetime's Casteel Family Movie Series, V.C. Andrews' book series comes to life with five films, including Heaven, Dark Angel, Fallen Hearts, Gates of Paradise, and Web of Dreams.
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I realize I need to scan my ID card, and then it comes to life like that creepy carnival fortune telling machine Zoltar in "Big," the one that transforms the kid into Tom Hanks.
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Related: Traditional Chinese Scroll Painting Comes to Life in an Algorithmically Animated Projection A Parisian Artist Draws Where's Waldo-esque Labyrinths Full of Robots Ian Ferguson Re-Imagines Brooklyn as a Gothic Fairy Tale
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Footage of his great "Endless Column," installed in a 100-foot version in a park in his native Romania, shows Brancusi obsessed with how his soaring sculpture comes to life in the open air.
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You can imagine it as an open ear to the Twitter status firehose and every time a new tweet comes through, our stream class comes to life and spits it out to the screen.
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When a Facebook hoax about rescuing aliens from a fabled government facility thus comes to life, it imposes the absurdity of online culture onto real people and places, eroding the boundary between truth and fiction.
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The popular children's fantasy series comes to life in this screen adaptation, which follows 12-year-old genius Artemis Fowl and his bodyguard as they try to rescue his criminal dad from powerful underground fairies.
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At a glance, the plot seems to be roughly the same as the original 1988 Child's Play: A mom gives her son a creepy doll, and then it comes to life and starts killing people.
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BaoDirected by: Domee ShiThe Gist: In this imaginative and tear-jerking meditation on motherhood, a mother saddened by her son leaving home is delighted when her dumpling comes to life, and is another child to raise.
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Based on Tim Burton's 1988 cult classic of the same name, the dark comedy comes to life on stage with a catchy score by Eddie Perfect and a witty book by Scott Brown and Anthony King.
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SO WE'LL LOOK FORWARD TO SITTINGcDOWN WITH THE REGULATORS, TALKING ABOUT, YOU KNOW, HOW THIS COMES TO LIFE IN A MEANINGFUL WAY TO SEE THE BENEFITS, THE CONSUMERS, AND THE PAYERS CAN SEE FROM THIS TRANSACTION.
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Sony's active noise canceling is best in class (on par with Bose), and the sound comes to life more than most other models, which is why they also got our nod as the Best Wireless Headphones.
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What's more, as Carol comes to life on the big screen and joins the Marvel Cinematic Universe, she becomes the last hero to join the Avengers before they take on Thanos in next month's Avengers: Endgame.
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Then use the app while aiming your phone's camera at the print and it magically comes to life, playing the full video corresponding to the picture on your phone's screen within the frame of the print itself.
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The titular work, "Joy Street," a hand-painted animation from 1995, follows an urban-dwelling woman in the throes of depression when a cartoon mouse character magically comes to life in her apartment after she attempts suicide.
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Every year, the group's mission comes to life through CurlFest, a natural hair festival in Brooklyn, NY complete with food, music, games, and shopping galore — imagine Coachella meets AfroPunk, sprinkled with a generous dash of Essence Fest.
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Mr. Clark, also known as JustSole, is a former member of Rennie Harris Puremovement, and though the dancers could use more weight in their footwork, "I Am the Road" comes to life in its energizing unison moments.
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You spend all this time in the studio sculpting something, sculpting a character, bring it to set, you apply it, but it's not until it starts to move as that character that it really comes to life.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After the hordes of tourists with their cameras and selfie sticks depart from the Tower of London every evening, a private drinking hole for Beefeaters comes to life within the walls of the royal fortress.
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Every evening at the Wagah-Attari border crossing, along the extremely militarized India-Pakistan frontier, a raw and remarkable scene comes to life, a homage to one of the most powerful forces on the planet today: nationalism.
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The best-case scenario is that Trump's advisers are really great at corralling him, and that he ends up tamping down on his worst instincts when it comes to life-or-death issues like the use of force.
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In a strange way, and I said this to [director Miguel Sapochnik] during 'Battle of the Bastards,' I think that in a weird way this could be Jon's natural home, on this battlefield, where he comes to life.
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I wanted Janine's choice to kill herself, because she saw no potential escape from her nightmare, to mean something, but Gilead robs her of that moment, takes away her agency even when it comes to life and death.
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Over the course of 11 episodes, host Holly Frey takes listeners through a wide range of elements that make up a finished cartoon, and collectively, tell a broader story about how your favorite animated show comes to life.
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Curious to know how a zeitgeist-y show like this comes to life, Refinery29 reached out to director, writer, and actor Augustine Frizzell, who directed episode 1, thus setting the tone for the rest of the groundbreaking series.
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After they arrive on the mainland, the dead body comes to life, calling himself Manny and setting in motion a bizarre journey in which these two men must work their way through a dense forest to find help.
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A friendly, teardrop-shaped yellow space alien who grew up on the sun and now resides in the American Midwest, Gustafer comes to life in Mr. Taylor's upbeat pop songs and in his illustrations and animated music videos.
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Written and directed by Carina Toker, the play continues the plot of the Jewish folk tale "The Golem of Prague," about a 16th-century clay giant that comes to life to defend the Jewish people from their persecutors.
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When you start driving, the new design comes to life, with all of the critical information you need for driving on the left side of the dashboard, as well as data about the state of your driving assistance systems.
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The nightmare comes to life in this Game of Thrones fan cartoon, which Maisie Williams posted to Instagram because she understands how annoying it is to detach yourself from your identity so you can be good at stick fighting.
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Pick the image with the superior color palette as the source and your dreary photo comes to life—the results can be a bit hit and miss but it's a fun way of getting your pictures looking more appealing.
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It comes to life as a love letter to the Uptown Toronto area he resides in and the culture he is deeply proud to represent, in a colorful video of him and his friends partying in a Karaoke studio.
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Todd Moyer, who in the past created giant spools of laser thread, watch as the 37' tall EDC Caterpillar comes to life amid the raucousness and revelry that was Electric Daisy Carnival NY, EDC Las Vegas, and Nocturnal Wonderland.
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Through three different couples — newlyweds Zoe (Cecily Strong) and Greg (Blake Griffin), long-married Lisa (Sofia Vergara) and Steven (Deon Cole), and Lexi (Lucy Punch) who wants to change change her boyfriend Adam (James Marsden) — Julia's (Cummings) research comes to life.
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Knebl and Pires Mata magicked alive the narrative plot of a Jorge Luis Borges short story, "There are more things" (1975), in which the furniture comes to life in a large house full of secrets, traipsing around and generally wrecking havoc.
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I'm the type of person who needs maybe too much time to process things when it comes to life and love...when I'm talking about my wife and my future, I want to take time to really think about it.
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Note: As usual for Pixar movies, Incredibles 2 screens with a Pixar short: Bao, an adorable and extremely emotional little film about a Chinese woman who ends up with an unexpected child when a dumpling she's made comes to life.
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As Mae reunites with some of Possum Springs' residents like her best friend Gregg, his boyfriend Selmers, a former friend Bea, various tertiary characters, and a fantastic poet named Selmers, the town comes to life and more shocking twists are revealed.
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The Panorama music festival is coming up soon, and we're so excited about it — it's where our focus on the collision of technology, science, art, and culture comes to life with headliners like Kendrick Lamar, LCD Soundsystem, and Arcade Fire.
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Its tensions are too diffuse to create even stylized drama, and Kircher comes to life as a character only occasionally, as in an endearing moment when he enters the orchestra to play a keyboard with two fingers, a delighted amateur.
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Ari Aster's slice of domestic horror wastes no time wearing its "Shining" influence on its sleeve, with an opening shot that evokes the moment where a model of the hedge maze comes to life with Danny and Wendy exploring it.
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Sydney Smith's distinctive art (he also illustrated the magnificent "Sidewalk Flowers") falls partway between modernist fairy tale and graphic novel, opening an inviting portal between past and present as the ancient story comes to life in a decidedly contemporary aesthetic.
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"You can plop it in a dead corner and suddenly everything comes to life," said Miles Redd, who dressed up the solarium of a California home he designed that was featured in Architectural Digest with six-foot-tall flanking fiddle-leafs.
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"MIRROR is an example of how Lululemon's purpose to unleash the full potential within every one of us comes to life," Celeste Burgoyne, Lululemon's executive vice president of the Americas and global guest innovation, said in a statement announcing the news.
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The wallpaper on your home screen comes to life, showing different parts of the map that you picked, or other photos from your honeymoon (you customize your wallpaper at the same time you choose the photo or map for your phone).
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One of John Hughes' classic scripts comes to life with Molly Ringwald as Andie, a girl who navigates through high school and finds how cruel it can be when the popular guy (played by Andrew McCarthy) takes a liking to her.
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In the production, the choreographer Melissa Riker teams up with the architect Lee H. Skolnick to explore ideas about how vulnerability exists both in people and in structures; it comes to life within an immersive environment of movement and whispers.
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"For years, theSkimm has been a trusted partner to this generation of women when it comes to life&aposs necessities—from news and civic engagement to finance and career," theSkimm cofounders and co-CEOs Carly Zakin and Danielle Weisberg said.
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The way that stories can shift to individual subjectivities also forms the basis of Prantik Basu's Palace of Colors, wherein a vivid yellow limestone quarry on the border of Bengal and Jharkhand comes to life through the narration of Santhali folktales.
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But against the backdrop of any attempt to understand Dolezal here, it's a conceivable theory that stands alongside Dolezal's own whiteness, and also one that comes to life in the film, prompted by Brownson, when Dolezal is at a particularly low point.
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It works well enough as a standard game, but Falcon Age really comes to life in VR. Having your bird partner actually look directly at you is startling, and the various interactions feel that much more engaging when you're using your body.
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Related: Hieronymus Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Is Now a VR Universe Visit Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Inside a Gorgeous Web Tour Jazz Age Queerness Comes to Life In Lush Paintings Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Inspires an Augmented Reality App
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Only Manny isn't as dead as he seems at first; he slowly comes to life, an eye blink here, a slurred word there, and soon the pair strike up a friendship as they try to trek their way out of the wilderness.
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The Panorama music festival is coming up in just over a month, and we're excited about it — it's where our focus on the collision of technology, science, art, and culture comes to life with headliners like Kendrick Lamar, LCD Soundsystem, and Arcade Fire.
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Jeannette Catsoulis writes in her review: A strangely bifurcated film, "Gun Hill Road" comes to life only when focused on Michael, and Ms. Santana (who was just beginning her own gender transition when she won the role) holds the screen like a pro.
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Adapted from Raymond Briggs's classic picture book, this lyrically animated 26-minute 1982 film, nominated for an Academy Award, follows a small boy who builds a snowman that comes to life to play with him and take him on a vast journey.
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It starts with "Ein Feste Burg" as a chorale prelude played by the organist Ullrich Böhme, but really comes to life when the boys of the Thomanerchor, once Bach's choir and here led by Gotthold Schwarz, sing it in another early version.
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In 2000, Tyra Banks and a young Lindsay Lohan made Disney Channel Movie magic in Life Size, where Banks plays a Barbie-like doll who comes to life to help Lohan cope with her mother's death and come out of her shell.
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This Friday, the book comes to life with the opening of an exhibition featuring work by many of the artists, alongside a pop-up shop where you can find creams, pillows, earplugs, and other items from the Institute's line of wellness products.
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The screen, stretching out to all four corners of the bezel-less display, comes to life in a way so equally pleasant and eye-popping that you can understand why user experience designers likely spent weeks, if not months, on that one, subtle activation moment.
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In the series, the game that has become a worldwide phenomenon comes to life as teams of two people use their wits and physical agility to compete on enormous, interactive game boards featuring next generation technology to conquer CANDY CRUSH and be crowned the champions.
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Peter comes to life only when we follow him in his obsessive fear of a Y2K computer catastrophe, stocking his basement with canned food, water, sleeping bags and battery-powered radios — and creating financial havoc for his family when an uneventful New Year's Day dawns.
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When a book comes to life in a reader's imagination, the reader is changed, and so the fictional world enters the world of reality in a profound alchemical reaction that changes the nature of reality itself, though not in the way Father Rehill imagines.
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The puppet comes to life as Pinocchio, a headstrong and hedonistic creature who skips school to ogle a cabaret singer; falls victim to the get-rich scheme of two crooks; is himself thrown into prison; and is roughed up and exploited by a series of unscrupulous characters.
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"Wonder Park" (March 15): "This is beginning to feel like a terrible turn of events for us all," says John Oliver, perhaps all too aptly voicing a porcupine in this confusingly frenetic trailer for a cartoon about a young girl whose imaginary amusement park comes to life.
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We enter the world of the image — it comes to life — and we follow the woman through the neighborhood, looking over her shoulder at the slant of the sun in a stairwell, the Sunday hats and dresses, other women passing by holding packages tied with string.
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Every so often, there's a flash of the old show's panache, or a line-reading that Bergen knocks dead, or a flicker of terror at how bad things have gotten and how bad they could still get, and the show comes to life, for a moment at least.
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Why the Life-Size sequel is over a decade lateFans of the original film Life-Size — where Tyra plays Barbie-esque doll who comes to life with the help of a young Lindsay Lohan — are already rejoicing that the sequel is set to be released later this year.
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Salinger comes to life on film as he grapples with finding his voice alongside the mentorship of his college writing professor played by Kevin Spacey and learns first-hand the seemingly impenetrable nature of the publishing world with the guidance of his literary agent played by Sarah Paulson.
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The Power of Her Pen by Lesa Cline-Ransome, Illustrated by John Parra, Ages 4 - 8 Journalist Ethel L. Payne comes to life in The Power of Her Pen, in a story made richer with illustrations that illuminate the groundbreaking milestones Payne reached in her own life and history.
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And every so often, there's a flash of the old show's panache, or a line reading that Bergen knocks dead, or a flicker of terror at how bad things have gotten and how bad they could still get, and the show comes to life, for a moment at least.
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The singer, who is about to wrap her Trauma World Tour in November, is opening up about the struggles she faces as a working mother, particularly when it comes to life on the road with her two children — son Jameson Moon, 2½, and daughter Willow Sage, 8 — with husband Carey Hart.
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Like And Their Refinement of the Decline by Stars of the Lid, With the Artists by Rhythm & Sound, or even Frank Sinatra Sings For Only the Lonely, Mark Hollis comes to life in the latest of early hours, when there can be no positive explanation as to why you're still up.
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It's a big swing, for sure, and it's one that paid off for Fucked Up, earning the band a Polaris Prize nomination and giving them their first charting album in the US. "I'm pretty open with calling [David Comes To Life] a rock opera," Abraham told Consequence of Sound in 2011.
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And while his beat is pure, unhinged chaos, it fully comes to life under the smooth handling of Houston rapper Rizzoo Rizzoo of The Sauce Factory and Philly star-in-the-making Lil Uzi Vert, who seems to have hit the early career sweet spot where everything he touches turns to gold.
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Click here to view original GIFYou know those old machines where you drop a coin in and it starts whirring and spinning and everything comes to life and you're supposed to have fun as you watch the little people move in a set pattern because that's the only form of entertainment that exists?
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BULGARI SERPENTI SEDUTTORI ROSE GOLD AND DIAMONDS $27,100 Bulgari's snake-inspired Serpenti motif appears in jewelry and handbags but it comes to life most vividly as a watch: The version with a wraparound bracelet that tapers from swollen snakehead to poised tail is one of the most recognizable forms in women's watch design.
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Originally released in Japan in 1990, ActRaiser puts players into the role both as a benevolent (if a little mysterious) god, The Master, and as that god's helpers, a celestial angel with a bureaucratic streak and a more earthly avatar, a heroic statue of a knight that comes to life when struck by divine lightning.
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Although Polak explained that the podium was not intended to be especially functional as a speakers' podium, but rather as a way to conceptually link and encourage ideas about speaking out, when placed in a public location the divided podium comes to life, calling further attention to the voices that use it as a platform.
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The development of an unlikely bond between cowboy pull-toy Woody and intergalactic superhero Buzz Lightyear is pure silliness on its face, but Toy Story comes to life just as swiftly as its toys thanks to the wit of a zippy, heartfelt script (the work of several different writers, including Finding Nemo's Andrew Stanton and Buffy's Joss Whedon).
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"On its website, Dior describes Sauvage as "melding extreme freshness with warm oriental tones and wild beauty that comes to life on the skin," and says Dior's perfume creator François Demachy "drew inspiration from unspoiled expanses of wilderness beneath a blue-tinged night sky, as the intense aromas of a crackling fire rise into the air.
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On Tuesday, star Tyra Banks — who played Eve, a fashion doll that comes to life to help a girl grieve after the death of her mother in the made-for-TV movie — revealed that she was busy filming Life-Size 2, which is set to premiere this winter on Freeform as part of the network's annual "25 Days of Christmas" programming block.
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When they step out of the car, the night comes to life around her, rich with its crepitating noises and a strong sweet wafting scent of jasmine, which is all she can seem to smell—not the reek of the dogs or the crematorium or the hopelessness of Knitsy and the rest of them, but jasmine blooming in some secret corner.
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Because from where I'm sitting, he's a half-interested lumbering ox who comes to life when he knows the cameras are on him, and otherwise is waiting for that first official check to cash—although obviously he's been cashing his recruiting checks for years—so he can buy that place in South Beach and do gas-mask bong hits with Lil Jon.
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You can look at the giant cardboard and paper mâché calculator and peer into the devilish figure within the screen in Operational Math Fables and be intrigued, but the piece truly comes to life when you read that the soul of a middle school student is trapped inside the calculator for attempting to cheat puberty the same way he cheats on his Scantron tests.
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NEW JERSEY DEVILS: Everyone knows only the deepest teams have a chance at the Stanley Cup, so let's look over the Devils' forward group: Taylor Hall, Nico Hischier, Kyle Palmieri, a golden retriever wearing a hockey helmet, a garbage can dressed like a ghost, a fire hydrant on a skateboard, a mannequin that Andrew McCarthy swears comes to life when no one is looking, and a cadaver from a nearby medical university.
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We like watching them go through the weird tea ceremony of small talk and reluctant flirting on First Dates, and we like to see that first sizzle and crackle of sexual chemistry as it comes to life on Take Me Out, and we like to watch them get pied off in Majorca a week later on that very same show, and we like to watch them shag for six straight weeks before declaring themselves to be in love on Love Island.
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