Mr Mattis believes that Bentham's idea is coming to life.
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Toy Story is coming to life at Disney this summer.
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"This shoot is my dreams coming to life," Wright says.
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All around him, the Silver Gull was coming to life.
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It's kind of like a graphic novel coming to life.
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According to recent transplants, the neighborhood is coming to life.
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All the Kremlin's wildest dreams seem to be coming to life.
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He's written about laundry machines coming to life and killing people.
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Your worst childhood nightmare is coming to life, and he's bringing treats.
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It reminded me of the Statue of Liberty or something coming to life.
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We named her Ashley Schneider-Anderssen, and she ended up coming to life.
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Nothing feels better than you having an idea and it coming to life.
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Could The Real Housewives of New Orleans be coming to life anytime soon?
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Fans have been dreaming of their favorite characters coming to life for years.
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So I support anything that involves more of his world coming to life.
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And that scenario coming to life was all I could think during those scenes.
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Angelina is coming to life, precisely as my body is beginning to shut down.
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I feel like all my dreams are coming to life and this is so surreal.
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Murals have been around for most of human history, but now they're coming to life.
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The 28-year-old's inspiring story is coming to life in Netflix's Walk. Ride. Rodeo.
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It very much reflects Rueda's vision, which is coming to life through the urban plan.
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My coming to life was agonizing but vital, with my group involved at every step.
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"This was our dream for the original Internet coming to life," Kahle wrote on Tuesday.
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The shelter is, in a sense, a pop-up, coming to life where it could.
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The sounds of a Lambo coming to life is one of the world's great auditory pleasures.
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But others are just enthused by the prospect of Europe's art market coming to life again.
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When he can feel something coming to life, there's such a joy about it that it's infectious.
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This was the moment we saw Leo coming to life: never before I felt such a feeling.
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"We've talked about the bats coming to life and they certainly did," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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Krypto the Superdog Fans are pretty excited about the prospect of this furry Kryptonian coming to life.
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"The landscapes look strikingly similar to primordial minerals, cells duplicating, forests coming to life," says van Leer.
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The Surface Neo really feels like Microsoft's original Courier concept from 10 years ago is coming to life.
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As fun as it is to see the seeds coming to life, this isn't just fun for Joey.
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I hope this is the first in a long line of fictional novels from 'Younger' coming to life.
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A home operates with the seasons, coming to life in the spring and hunkering down for the winter.
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But why do we give so much oxygen to things that have no chance of ever coming to life?
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They were an acid flashback coming to life, a Woodstock memory your weird uncle told you about 10 times.
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Walking in the open air rejuvenates my body when the smells of flowers coming to life overcome my senses.
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And be sure check out Leavitt's Instagram to watch time lapse videos of these sculptures coming to life, here.
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If the amateur, without "proper" training, could simply feel the art coming to life, well, then, that was real art.
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Impersonating his doll daughter, she heartlessly fulfills his hopes: In her, he thinks he sees his artifact coming to life.
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Everything outside the window was coming to life after a long, Minnesota winter, but all I could see was darkness.
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White supremacists seem convinced that the novels' "white genocide" is coming to life, and are petitioning Mr. Trump for help.
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A more novel and practical use case of how this is coming to life can be found in the healthcare industry.
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But from the very beginning, we felt that the ultimate expression of robotics would be a physical character coming to life.
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"Zoolander" fans rejoice ... "The Derek Zoolander Center For Kids Who Can't Read Good" is coming to life, with a slight twist.
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How that actually ends up coming to life creates an e-commerce experience that's dramatically different than anything else out there.
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"He's coming to life," Rodin's lover and fellow sculptor Camille Claudel (Izïa Higelin) exclaims as her mentor shapes his latest triumph.
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Unimaginable uses of drones are coming to life every single day and their evolution is only going to surge with time.
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Mr. Hemsworth, though, appears to be coming to life in this one part, doing work that's harder to discern and applaud.
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They all share similar traits, with the stills resembling comic book art and the videos capturing the champions coming to life.
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This small user study shows that those concerns are valid, and already coming to life—when everything is fake, nothing is real.
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At Wednesday's and Thursday's performances of "Symphonic Variations," you could feel, with each cast, Ashton's choreography coming to life as it progressed.
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The track begins with quieter moments before coming to life, its overworked, echoing vocals seemingly suspended in the lofty rafters of cathedrals.
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Yet already it draws you in, evoking the sense of a child's imagination coming to life and setting their toys in motion.
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" And after lamenting the inadequacy of his leading lady, Barbara Bel Geddes, he fretted about "the play not coming to life enough.
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It was after the upheaval of the Cultural Revolution, and the art schools were coming to life after years in the wilderness.
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The forceful voice of the 20-year-old Harvard student punches through the crackling audio, his thick Boston accent coming to life.
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Then I heard his lyrics, his melodic rhyming, and his singing and I got shivers hearing the track really coming to life.
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Nevertheless, as these moments accumulate, the pull of drama is so strong that you begin to feel a Cubist portrait coming to life.
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Ms. Lui also stars in and wrote a coming television series, "Kiki & Kitty," which is about an indigenous woman's vagina coming to life.
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Some sought those treats with such sweet persuasiveness that they took on the look of plush toys coming to life on a green carpet.
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Much like Journey, playing through Abzû has the feeling of an album coming to life before your eyes, the visuals and sounds perfectly symbiotic.
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She will also cover the upcoming 2016 Rio Olympics Brace yourself skating fans...I'm beyond excited that this project is finally coming to life!
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Yeah, I never make it the focus of why the idea is coming to life, but I certainly do love it as a tool.
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A flashback showing Richie getting bullied in the local arcade ends with Derry's gigantic statue of Paul Bunyan coming to life and attacking him.
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Parts for the first prototypes are coming to life inside a 20,000-square-foot tent built by SpaceX at the Port of Los Angeles.
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But, as the playwright no doubt anticipated, many people do not find it easy to accept the idea of a statue coming to life.
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The album begins with the sound of compressed air starting to flow, a coming-to-life that also sounds like a type of life support.
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"Given the pace at which autonomous driving is coming to life, I fully expect my children's children will never have to drive a car," wrote Krzanich.
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After the book falls into the hands of a few adventurous teens, they quickly realize that its stories are coming to life — and coming for them.
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Despite the concept of some joke-shop chattery teeth coming to life to protect their owner being an incredibly silly one, though, the story somehow works.
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The drawings, which show Giacometti sculptures coming to life within the rooms of the home of the artist's parents, are fanciful, on topic and beautifully executed.
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Thanks to the efforts of reenactors, planners, and other artists that believe in the vision coming to life, it will play out on a grand scale.
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Light as the experience of a new coming to life is what he always cited as the source of inspiration for his light and fire works.
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She continually dreamed for the day that her prince would come for her, and they would gaze upon the stars together, her dream coming to life.
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Woodstock 50 says Dentsu then went on a campaign to sink any chance of the festival coming to life, contacting a number of agents of performers.
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It comes from the idea that the toys coming to life in the film would all fall down the second it seemed their owner, Andy, was returning.
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Jenkins's use of color and light, in particular, gives every scene in the film the feel of neon dripping out of the sky and coming to life.
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The true story behind Winnie the Pooh, one of the most beloved characters in the history of children's literature, is coming to life in Goodbye Christopher Robin.
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ENERGY BILL JUST COMING TO LIFE: With the Senate's broad energy legislation coming to the floor next week, lawmakers are lining up their plans to propose amendments.
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GDP growth of late has been hampered by slow increases in productivity, so signs of this metric coming to life would be a good sign for 2017.
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"It's very, very difficult to match that camaraderie and also the magic, that first note of the first song and the show coming to life," he said.
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And, what we realized is that we had to think of a character coming to life like this as if it was a character from a film.
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Estonian artist Anu-Laura Tuttelberg just dropped an enchanting experiment in animation that envisions rainforest plants and creatures coming to life within the confines of her workshop.
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In some lab somewhere in the world, the android Roy Batty will be coming to life today, at least if the movie Blade Runner is to be trusted.
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Two years of observation revealed a dormant comet coming to life as it neared the sun and heated up, shooting geysers of dust and gas off its surface.
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It now looks like those fears are coming to life — that Trump has decided to put the global economy at risk because he was in a pissy mood.
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"The Graduate was just an idea, and now it's coming to life in New York City," Mr. Weprin said, adding, as he often does, a four-letter expletive.
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In recent years, it seems that our old high school reading lists are coming to life in the form of film biographies of the lives of some essential authors.
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It might look like magic — well, it does look like magic — but what we're seeing here is the colors of the highlighter coming to life where the light hits.
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This year, those words on paper are fully coming to life in the southern blocks of the downtown area of Columbus, which is beckoning developers after decades of disinvestment.
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From marquee bulbs on Broadway, to the towering colors of the Empire State Building, you'll see that while your day may be over, the city is just coming to life.
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Neither the original 1988 Child's Play nor the 1995 Toy Story pioneered the idea of a story about children's toys coming to life and moving around, independent of their owners.
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"We delve into the human story and, setting aside the alien coming to life [explore] how do humans react and interact amongst themselves that happens within their walls," Wernick added.
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Thousands fit side-by-side on a single silicon wafer similar to those used for computer chips, and, like Frankenstein coming to life, they pull themselves free and start crawling.
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A digital C-print of his wife as she stares at a tablet that appears to be coming to life recalls Dante Gabriel Rossetti's "Lady Lilith" gazing into a mirror.
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This is a culture where a news program will air a segment on a garden gnome being captured on tape after somehow coming to life, and the hosts assure its veracity.
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"The name is coming to life," said the rapper Cody B. Ware in an interview this week at one of the group's favorite spots, Dani's House of Pizza in Kew Gardens.
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Mr. Olowu discussed his early fascination with textiles as a child in Lagos, and with the idea of "something that is made flat coming to life" when draped on the body.
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And in his absence, the Woman in White sneaks in, spreading her insidious reactionary politics across the city in an attempt to prevent the city from ever truly coming to life.
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Several former White House aides, including Bill Stepien and Justin Clark, have departed the West Wing for the campaign, which is coming to life only three miles from the White House.
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Only this time, everyone's favorite book worm is coming to life through a live-to-film concert at the Hollywood Bowl rather than in a live-action movie with semi-disturbing CGI.
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The First Amendment was ignored for much of American history, coming to life only in the 1920s thanks to the courage of judges like Learned Hand, Louis Brandeis and Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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"I've always thought it would be funny to tell a story about a Holiday character coming to [life] with a family in a real life setting," Lawrence told Mashable in an email.
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"Given the pace at which autonomous driving is coming to life, I fully expect my children's children will never have to drive a car," Intel CEO Brian Krzanich wrote in a post today.
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While Dean confirmed that Rose and her family were not part of making the show, prior conversations with Rose stuck and could have inspired a lot of elements coming to life on screen.
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And what they&aposre doing is producing videos within the case of Uzbeks, Uzbek speakers with Uzbeks who have traveled to Syria, who have died in Syria, coming to life in these videos.
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You may never quite catch him in the flesh on Christmas Eve, but Santa's coming to life in a whole new way this year thanks to a project by cloud communications platform Twilio.
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The most stunning thing about a small department store's worth of clothing coming to life isn't the telling of a mugging gone wrong but rather the staggeringly real sense of movement and action.
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The Blue Devils actually trailed at halftime against Portland State before coming to life in the second half, while the Longhorns nursed a slim lead until pulling away late in a victory over Butler.
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One of my favorite features is the new Photos app, which shows highlights of pictures you took each day, month or year, with live pictures and videos coming to life right in your camera roll.
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Nevada (8-5) labored against Arkansas State's defensive front throughout the game before coming to life late, going up by 10-7 on Devonte Lee's 1-yard touchdown run with 1 minute 6 seconds left.
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It then leaves urbanity to head into the wilderness, a sense of some strange thing or other coming to life as we head for the hinterlands and flecks of light begin to stream across the sky.
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Dave Franco and Emma Roberts' new film Nerve – centered around an online game of truth or dare that starts innocent but turns sinister – is coming to life right before your eyes with the Double Dog app.
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"I think there's a pretty clear Trump wing of the party coming to life," said Barry Wynn, a prominent fund-raiser who supported Jeb Bush for president and has not yet fallen in behind Mr. Trump.
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When I think about the things I love, I think of this one shade of green, maybe almost a hunter green, but with an outdoorsy, springtime feeling, like when the garden is just coming to life.
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My money is on the high speed train route coming to life at some point, but not before we go a total of at least 10 years behind schedule and somewhere close to 1,000 percent over budget.
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They actually really are fun to watch, and they're fun to watch because it's fun to see the most innovative products that are coming to life, it's also really exciting to see the entrepreneurs behind those products.
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I am seeing, I am SEEING something coming to life, something rolling, like a great V-HICK-LE over this great Sea To Shining, and it's green lines, endless, children of a lesser monetary system, endless green lines!
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Cats and West Side Story aren't the only Broadway classics headed to the silver screen — in summer 2020, Lin-Manuel Miranda's exciting original production In the Heights will be coming to life with a star-studded film adaptation.
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Here are the three hot categories he's watching:Healthcare getting delivered in more convenient places: The US health system has long tried to do this type of thing, but truly disruptive ideas are only today coming to life, Coppedge said.
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Alexa Pantalone: Yeah we were thinking of something for a while... We have been wanting to do the label for a long time but it is finally coming to life with the World seven-inch as the first release.
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New parks are coming to life across the city, many courtesy of new apartment complexes, which, in addition to the usual extras, are offering swaths of switch grass and swamp oaks, waterfalls and fountains, benches and boulder-lined paths.
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But a few weeks later, Entertainment Weekly reported that the social-media fantasy was actually coming to life: Netflix beat out several bidders at Cannes to buy the concept, which could go into production as early as next year.
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Alexei Ratmansky's two-act "Whipped Cream," an exuberantly nutty piece, new this March, in which a candy shop coming to life is only the start of the tale's subversive craziness — made its New York debut with high-spirited success.
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Next year, it expects to begin opening boutique hotels in five cities, including Detroit, Charlotte, N.C., and Savannah, Ga. "It's more-approachable travel coming to life," said Peter Fowler, vice president for hospitality and work space at the company.
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And that's why I'm asking you to raise a glass of the stuff this weekend coming: to life, to liberty, to getting so pissed in a terrible club that you'll become momentarily convinced you're watching Larry Levan in Luton.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Just beyond the outskirts of Cairo on a desert road to the Suez Canal, a sprawling industrial zone is coming to life as Egypt's leather industry leaves behind its ancient tanning quarters for modern workshops of Robiki Leather City.
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He noted that back in the 19th century, in early film, statues were constantly coming to life, and likewise these static portraits seem to be commenting on how film is a very different art form, one defined by its animation.
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And in Marrakesh — a city Saint Laurent adored and to which he frequently retreated — a new museum's sprawling display will include more than 5,000 pieces of clothing, 15,000 accessories and several thousand sketches that illustrate his creativity coming to life.
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He brings a twitchy, introverted intensity to the part, hunching over his sketchpad and flinching away from Dot as he works, then coming to life when he's alone and able to submerse himself in the empathetic work of his art.
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You'd think this romp about a household appliance and his friends would be perfect stoner bait, but a high person does not need to be thinking about the possibility of everything in their home coming to life and running the f*ck around.
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In the pipeline for years but only now coming to life, the latest machines, GRIDIRON, are made up of a number of reconfigurable manual/physical units, each intended to couple with a separate piece of analog gear, and give unique control over it.
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One night, zipped two to a sleeping bag and listening to the groaning ice, as Plaisted later told a reporter, the men were horrified when the ice pan they were camping on suddenly started to roar and rumble, as if coming to life.
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And then she's slowly gliding through a supermarket in lemon yellow rubber heels, a dazed look on her face, the contents of her trolley coming to life in the way you'd imagine them doing when you were a kid with a fever.
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It's clearly a date that Microsoft has been working toward for quite some time, and as I walked around Microsoft's secretive Surface building located at its Redmond, Washington, campus, it's easy to see that the Surface family of devices is now coming to life.
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It took only a few months for me to grow anesthetized to the shock of signature Goosebumps twists: ventriloquist dummies coming to life, Polaroid cameras foretelling doom for the subjects of their photographs, and summer camps full of more terrifying monsters than the ones that populate most summer camps even.
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The timing has never been better to see a young woman in a position of power and hopefully Kelsey is going to succeed in her new role, especially since she's coming into it when the company is still dealing with the scandal of Charles and Liza's affair coming to life.
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I played the hell out of games on my NES and SNES, but in my memory I remember not the grey boxes but the sight of all those (at the time) breathtakingly detailed games coming to life on my crappy bedroom television that still had a black-and-white setting.
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In a spectacle that featured a rhythmic drum dance, projections of fish and animals coming to life and a boat symbolically powered by the equipment used in Paralympic games, a record 567 athletes paraded into the Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium to officially commence the 10-day festival that runs through March 18.
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A company called General Motors exists today, of course, but as Chloe Fu, senior support and relationship manager at the Center for Research in Security Prices, explained it, G.M.'s bailout and bankruptcy led the center to declare the old company terminated, with a new G.M. coming to life in June 287.
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In the country's main oil export hub, José, key processing plants and piers are slowly coming to life after near total paralysis in the summer, when Pdvsa was cut off from the global financial system and struggling to cope without its biggest market, the United States, according to shipping agents and oil managers.
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That's exactly what sparked the stock market correction last month: a higher-than-expected average hourly earnings number in January's jobs report ignited fears that inflation might finally be coming to life, and in response the Federal Reserve may look to hike rates more aggressively than the three projected increases for this year.
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In 2018, that approach translates to a look at Netflix's new crop of spooky shows like The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and The Haunting of Hill House, returning shows like Starz's American Gods, new animated stuff like the rebooted She-Ra, and some cult favorite comic books coming to life in Syfy's Deadly Class.
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And so once we had restored the black-and-white footage to black and white — so we're still dealing in the black-and-white world, but it was so sharp, it was so clear, the men were coming to life, they were human beings again — then the film began to sort of piece itself together in my mind.
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Best Song: "Trip a Little Light Fantastic" A thrilling successor to the chimney sweep number "Step in Time" in "Mary Poppins," in the sequel "Trip a Little Light Fantastic" captures the same magic of a hidden-in-plain-sight world coming to life (this time it's lamplighters), but delivers a catchier tune and a rewind-worthy dance number.
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"Masekela," set to music by the trumpeter and composer Hugh Masekela, was the opposite: With quiet, measured brutality, it was something of a tableau vivant coming to life as it told, through spurts of agitated movement and biting stillness, how violence and prejudice can make a place crumble and how despair and defiance go hand in hand.
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" Her moans about her futile thought-loops alternate with flattering descriptions of her radiant nocturnal consciousness: "It is as if all the lights in my head had been lit at once, the whole engine coming to life, messages flying, dendrites flowering, synapses whipping snaps of electricity across my brain; and my brain itself, like some phosphorescent free-floating jellyfish of the deep, is luminescent, awake, alive.
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