Katy Perry told the crowd: "Love conquers fear and love conquers hate and this love that you choose will give you strength, and it's our greatest power."
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Love conquers all – well, except Pokémon Go, that is.
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Together we will show the world that love conquers hate.
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She conquers, but it strikes back for its final revenge.
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Why should it matter, they posit, if love conquers all?
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I hope we can show the world that love conquers all.
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The trio divides and conquers among the herb and vegetable patches.
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Watch the episode to see if Halsey conquers the final wing.
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Michael conquers the first six of the seven wonders with flying colors.
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As the Hallmark card says: Love conquers all, even when it's icky.
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With help from 'Game of Thrones,' HBO conquers Netflix in Emmy nominations
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Profoundly honest and confrontational, Laymon's Heaavy successfully conquers the memoir's confessional project.
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China slowly conquers yet we believe we're still at peace; that's by design.
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Sometimes love conquers all, obliterating your rationality into tiny shards of melted nothingness.
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And because America has to win, Debbie conquers Ruth and takes the crown.
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"Wonder Woman" conquers the domestic box office with a $100.5 million opening weekend.
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Anyway, I played Love Conquers All Games' Ladykiller in a Bind quite recently.
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When a sector of society weakens, Wall Street conquers it as a profit.
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What conquers hate is the only defensible form of hate: hatred of evil.
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This, of course, is a major challenge to the idea that education conquers all.
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Love conquers all, except when it comes to known laws of science and friction.
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I know her music, I see how she conquers the world, how she rose.
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He comes in, conquers the Aztec empire, but where did they go from there?
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And its French-gallantry-conquers-all plot can come across as propaganda for colonialism.
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Let's show the world that love conquers all—that joy and happiness can't be stopped.
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Glory and riches goes to the ruler who builds a spaceport or conquers their rivals.
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The traditional Easter message is one of triumph: Jesus conquers death and sin through his resurrection.
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And too often resentment conquers reason, anger blinds us to answers and sanctimony passes for authenticity.
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The people I chose to associate with are kind, compassionate, FIERCE, and believe that love conquers all.
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This furry superhero conquers the sky with help from his human, an industrial fan and R. Kelly.
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But it also learns your habits, negotiates for you, and conquers complex jobs like creating a website.
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But, he says love conquers all ... even in a dysfunctional unit that squabbles as much as his.
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The Latin inscriptions, "Hail Mary Full of Grace" and "Love Conquers All," appear on the ring's exterior.
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One empire conquers another, replacing the old gods with its own and building new structures on ancient foundations.
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In part, the Mule—the ultimate outsider—conquers so quickly because he exploits the confusion of the democrats.
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Love that conquers hate, peace that rises triumphant over war, and justice that proves more powerful than greed.
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But while this isn't a neatly ordered good-conquers-all fantasy, it also isn't an economical fairy tale.
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A girl who gives her body for love will make the boy who "conquers" her love her less.
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"And too often resentment conquers reason, anger blinds us to answers and sanctimony passes for authenticity," he wrote.
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I think it's rare that one record truly conquers all as it used to do many years ago.
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They quicken the pace of love, layering these fictional pinnacles, blurring them into one 'Love Conquers All' dissonance.
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It looks like a science fiction version of computers pulled directly out of Santa Claus Conquers the Martians.
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"The Light Between Oceans" is an oddly old-fashioned enterprise, wedded to the principle that love conquers all.
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It would be comforting to think that talent conquers all, but it would also be a fairy tale.
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Even in a town run rampant with unnamed classism, gang violence, murders, and corporate corruption, love still conquers all.
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"At their core, all these films are trading in the 'love conquers all' myth," Lippman told Canada Global News.
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A custom syrah displayed the couple's crest of bees and their motto: "Amor vincit omnia," or Love conquers all.
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In trying to explore just what made this guy irresistible, Sorrentino conquers whatever resistance he himself might have had.
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Especially if the spoiler tells you there will be a classic good-conquers-evil ending to look forward to.
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James Wan, in my opinion, is the true star - he elevates the material, makes it entertaining and conquers it. pic.twitter.
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Such terms are rooted in the cult of the male artist—the dishevelled Beethovenian loner who conquers an indifferent world.
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In movies, songs and greeting cards, I'm always hearing or seeing that love is forever and that it conquers all.
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In movies, songs and greeting cards, I'm always hearing or seeing that love is forever and that it conquers all.
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Everything that's happened to her, she still muscles through and finds her full potential and conquers the guy that abused her.
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In earlier seasons, Thrones knew how to approach the dating game in a form fitting of its "love conquers nothing" viewpoint.
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First, Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson) conquers Casterly Rock through its sewers, only to fall victim to one of the classic blunders.
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This humanistic worldview holds that beauty conquers the deadening aspects of routine; it educates the emotions and connects us to the eternal.
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A chill conquers me; these are, after all, the voices of the men who shattered the lives of the women of Iraq.
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A crowd gathered around the man holding the sign and chanted, "Love conquers hate" until police escorted the man down the street.
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To this day, the sheer anxiety of that moment re-conquers my entire body every time someone puts Lilholt on around me.
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"In the name of those values, and a way of life, we want to make a bet - love conquers hate," he said.
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Why must we depict Black characters as eventually reconciling their contempt for whiteness with a prevailing, individual romance that conquers that disdain?
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"To see a story about a woman who conquers a small-minded misogynistic bully — it's incredible," the actress told Refinery29 over the phone.
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You could program 12 straight days' worth of Christmas movies, from It's a Wonderful Life to Santa Claus Conquers the Martians to Elf.
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There are only good or not so good artists that have or lack a sensibility that conquers the viewer, regardless of their gender.
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Besides, maybe one day that hot air balloon will provide Oz with internet — once Google conquers Earth, it'll necessarily have to look elsewhere.
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Why must we depict Black characters as eventually reconciling their contempt for whiteness with a prevailing, individual love that conquers that reasonable disdain?
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Some other key predictions: the Night King conquers King's Landing and gains a huge fleet of the undead, although they ultimately lose the war.
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In "Snow White" and "Sleeping Beauty," for instance, love always conquers death, while death feels like a logical endgame for wicked queens and henchmen.
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In the finale, she conquers her stage fright, wins her match and basks in the love of a crowd that includes her proud father.
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The current trend shows that fog computing will continue to grow in usage and importance as the Internet of Things expands and conquers new grounds.
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Beauty conquers all, even sadness or science: JANE is in her mid-30s and attractive, even now with dark semi-circles underlining her closed eyes.
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The Washington Nationals kick off Game 1 against the Houston Astros, and the comedian Jenny Slate conquers her stage fright in a new Netflix special.
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In "Parenting the Fortnite Addict," Lisa Damour writes: Every so often a game comes along that conquers the hearts, minds and thumbs of gamers everywhere.
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Trumpet-like is more the province of Andreas Schager, who as a properly exuberant Bacchus conquers the intense challenges Strauss laid out for his tenors.
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Her book, "The Information Trade: How Big Tech Conquers Countries, Challenges Our Rights, and Transforms Our World," will be published by Harper Collins on Feb. 11.
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Lenny and I co-wrote a book, "Love Conquers All," about the power we have as human beings to change our destinies and to overcome obstacles.
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More than that, I worried I might lose myself again, to a man and a relationship, overtaken by those old ideas about how love conquers all.
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We don't want our hardships erased by the cleansing power of love, even though we also require the beautiful acceptance that comes when love conquers all.
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In Dothraki tradition, the length and ornamentation of a warrior's braid connote victories; Dany's braids have become more elaborate through the seasons and she conquers more territory.
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Because she's Jane Gloriana Villanueva, and she believes love conquers all, but you can't get any of it if you don't work your ass off for it.
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Caliban is a troubling figure in The Tempest: He's violent, and he tries to rape Miranda, but only after Prospero forcibly conquers his island and enslaves him.
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And who wants to give Goliath—both literally and figuratively in LeBron's case—the award, even after he conquers the regular season's most imposing giant in the Finals?
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Virgil picks up where Homer leaves off, at the fall of Troy, and follows Aeneas — now a great hero — from Troy to Italy, where he conquers the Latins.
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Don't get me wrong — I'd watch the heck out of a show where Cyllie conquers the known universe because they're two of the best characters on the show.
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The triumph of the Polish spirit over centuries of hardship gives us all hope for a future in which good conquers evil, and peace achieves victory over war.
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The Big Sick bursts our collective, beloved myth that love conquers all, that a romantic relationship can (and should!) topple generations of tradition and deep-set family values.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "In a Rare Success, Paraguay Conquers Malaria" (Science Times, July 10): The world is at a tipping point in the fight against malaria.
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Whether or not they've watched "The Parent Trap," young readers who identify with Avery and Bett will want to see their fathers prove that true love conquers all.
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He also later stated it's not "a big theme movie" beyond its 'love conquers all' message, which, in 1997, was a perfectly palatable foundation for a sci-fi film.
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Impressively, Bell barely breaks a sweat during the challenges and though she swears a bit and sips some water, she conquers even the hottest of wings like a champ.
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See these related Times articles, "Drake Conquers Another Streaming Service: Twitch," and "Parenting the Fortnite Addict," and this related Learning Network Student Opinion question, "Are You a Fortnite Addict?"
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But, she also conquers him during their fantasy hookup, stuffing her fingers in his mouth in the same way both Nate and his dad Cal (Eric Dane) did to her.
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"The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear," Mr. de Blasio said, citing Nelson Mandela in his remarks in Lower Manhattan.
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"This country demonstrated once again that it conquers its aspirations through the vote," Cecilia García Arocha, the head of the Central University of Venezuela, said as she announced the results.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to the clue "Optimistic maxim from Virgil" is LOVE CONQUERS ALL, and the circled letters in that entry spell VENUS, the goddess of LOVE.
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That's because the mission is to replicate the original's appeal -- inevitably minus any sense of discovery -- with a few welcome wrinkles, a basic level that the movie pretty efficiently conquers.
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He's big and overstated where he needs to be, but otherwise balances braggadocio with neediness deftly enough to make us care when he conquers both to lead the Sharks to victory.
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With help from 'Game of Thrones,' HBO conquers Netflix in Emmy nominations When the Emmy nominations were announced last year, Netflix had a big win, overtaking HBO for the first time.
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If Route conquers its first market, it could move into adjacent spaces, ranging from merchant services like freight forwarding and financing to consumer features like physical mail scanning for electronic delivery.
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Perhaps this played into the critical and collective swoon over the series finale of "The Leftovers," replete with nuptials, reunions, answers, infants and love that conquers all, even time and space.
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Damagingly for Mr Kasich's love-conquers-all thesis, any reporter who covered last year's election can also testify that Mr Trump's divisive rhetoric created a powerful sense of community among his followers.
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And that they have fought to liberate and keep free so much of the world without becoming conquers themselves has shown our uniformed services to be very worth of our trust indeed.
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"The triumph of the Polish spirit over centuries of hardship gives us all hope for a future in which good conquers evil, and peace achieves victory over war," Trump plans to say.
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If US officials believe Kim Jong-un wants to use nuclear weapons to deter the US while he invades and conquers South Korea, why would a bloody nose strike change his mind?
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While Marvel conquers the big screen, it has also made inroads across the television spectrum, from the relentlessly dark "Jessica Jones" on Netflix to the zippy "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." on ABC.
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The story he told was a loose-jointed personal biography, spanning more than half a century — a classic show business fable of an ambitious hopeful from the sticks who conquers the Big Apple.
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In the show's third season, Daenerys conquers the city of Yunkai as part of her march across the continent of Essos, and she's greeted as a liberator and "mother" by the city's many slaves.
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Earlier this month, The Drudge Report ran as its main headline, "2016: Hillary Conquers the Stairs," accompanied by two photos of Clinton apparently being assisted by two men as she climbed a short staircase.
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Applying those same tools—stretching, slivering, and stuttering samples among other production-tools-turned-compositional-tricks—Lotic conquers other worlds here, the orchestral conservatory, the jazz lounge, the nu-metal basement, the heavens themselves.
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As the song develops our protagonist conquers more and more of the space (and the viewer's attention)—until by the end she is everywhere and there is no possibility of looking away from her.
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The high-fiving and fist-bumping after a speller conquers a hard word, the hugs of consolation when the bell dings someone off the stage – reality show contestants should aspire to this kind of childishness.
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Traversing the city's lush and vast country parks, the 2430-year-old domestic worker from the Philippines clocks in miles of running and thousands of feet in elevation as she conquers one peak after another.
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But this longing for a payday was really just a mix of two stories in my head, turning the money from the father into something that both conquers the pain and also stands in for it.
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It's a sticky movie, in which its maker forces himself into straight-up contortions in order to arrive at the "love conquers all" ending—quite a contrast from that of his Broadcast News a decade earlier.
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We've overlooked stories of speeding delivery drivers who, allegedly, hit cyclists or pedestrians; of warehouse workers complaining about oppressive demands; and the decimation of major swatches of American retail as Amazon conquers each sector it enters.
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" Samantha Bee, the host of "Full Frontal" on TBS, said that she was too angry to deliver some "well-meaning words about how we will get through this together, how love wins, how love conquers hate.
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Contrast this with, say, the bizarre compression of Blanca's storyline in the finale, where she went from receiving her green card to going back to Honduras to be with Diablo because love conquers all, I guess.
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It may be an eight-year-old game, but it helped me understand the modern internet in a new way Don't Take It Personally, Babe, It Just Ain't Your Story was created by Love Conquers All Games.
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And they face a special challenge when it comes to Amazon, a tech behemoth that has long faced criticism for its hyperaggressive tactics as it conquers new industries, from entertainment to cloud computing to smart-home devices.
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" (Warning: graphic language) She said her job as TV host required her to "stand on stage and deliver some well-meaning words about how we will all get through this together, how love wins, how love conquers hate.
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I've also started my own business -- A.C.T. (Action Conquers Terror) Motivational Speaking, through which I travel around the world and share my story to various clients ranging from professional sports teams to Fortune 500 companies to university students.
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Afterward, he had gone to film school, and in 22013 he began writing a script that he called "Gray State," in which a totalitarian foreign regime conquers the U.S. government and a band of patriots form a resistance.
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"We are here to say: The pen conquers fear," Christophe Deloire, the director general of Reporters Without Borders, an organization based in Paris that advocates press freedom, told a crowd gathered outside the main courthouse in Valletta, Malta's capital.
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When Josh conquers the game, two visitors from the future (Eliza Coupe and Derek Wilson) travel back in time and explain that the game is actually a recruitment and training tool used to find a savior from the past.
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ISIS is more than a terrorist organization; it conquers, keeps and administers territory, and though we may not wish to recognize it as a nation-state, we are in fact at war with it, and will be for a long time.
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In the first film, a college freshman named Josh Wheaton (Shane Harper, who returns as a campus minister in the new film) intellectually conquers his caustically atheistic philosophy professor in three classroom rounds of debates about the existence of God.
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It makes me nervous because the more that Jane conquers her trauma and overcomes her flashbacks to the night Perry Wright (Alexander Skarsgård) raped her, the more I am worried that something bad is going to happen to her, again.
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"This new national monument will be a source of inspiration to a new generation of Americans across the country standing up for equality and uniting to show the world that love conquers hate," Human Rights Campaign President Chad Griffin said.
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The notion of a woman winning gold just months after becoming a mother is pitched as a fascinating story – like putting away 1,000 chicken McNuggets in Beijing – but not a technical feat in which an athlete conquers a gruelling physical challenge.
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Related: Sex Advice I Wish I Knew In My 20sThe study's authors showed women films with varying portrayals of the common "love conquers all" narrative, all of which featured a male character who never gave up until the female character gave in.
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And even though the X-Men show that they're the better people, they know full well that being good isn't enough to change people's hearts: The brutality of God Loves was a shock to me, and to the idea that good conquers all.
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Here are a few: The 5 'Handsome Girls' Trying to Be China's Biggest Boy Band'I Could Barely Sing a High C': Pretty Yende Finally Conquers LuciaFor Milford Graves, Jazz Innovation Is Only Part of the AlchemyDua Lipa Was Raised on Pop Bangers.
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Harvey Spevak, executive chairman of SoulCycle, thanked Whelan for her hard work and dedication to SoulCycle in a statement to CNBC Make It. "Melanie and I have worked together for many years and I look forward to seeing what she conquers next," Spevak said.
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Both are being asked to test their loyalty to the limit, and all because, when any elite club in England starts to struggle, thoughts inexorably drift to Mourinho, to the Special One, to a love that conquers all, an addiction that cannot be beaten.
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Roughly 60 protesters from the Human Rights Campaign, a gay rights group, and the immigration organization United We Dream waited for the presumptive Republican nominee outside the law firm Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, chanting "love conquers hate" and "no more hate" in both English and Spanish.
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Facebook tries to put 1.5 billion users out of reach of a new EU privacy law, Cuba is set to swear in a new president to replace Castro and scientists in Singapore build a robot that conquers a task most people dread - assembling IKEA flatpack furniture.
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As a result, Santa Claus Conquers the Martians is today famous for being one of the worst movies ever made, but it at least made possible a Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode about the film, which should be required viewing for anyone needing a break from holiday stress.
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But though he cared deeply for the trappings of the myths from which he formed his "Ring," Wagner ultimately meant those horned helmets and realistically frolicking Rhinemaidens to be a vehicle for his philosophical preoccupations: tangled layers of social utopianism, anarchism, love-conquers-all humanism, renounce-the-world nihilism.
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If RotJ had focused on the freeing of Han from Jabba's Palace and Luke's confrontation of Vader, it would've been a better movie—but instead, it dedicates too much time to the forest planet of Endor, where a teddy bear army unconvincingly conquers a giant armada of well-armed space soldiers.
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In its repetition, "sorrow conquers everything" becomes at once an absurdly reductive dictum and quite possibly a hard-won truth; a snippet of folk wisdom; a subtitle in a grainy art-house offering of the 1950s or '60s; an angsty adolescent's diary entry; or the second line of a melancholy haiku.
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The idea that love conquers all entered American political rhetoric by way of the gay-rights and the same-sex-marriage movements, in which activists, following the model of the civil-rights and the reproductive-rights movements, largely bypassed the People and took their case, instead, to the Supreme Court.
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Swaying gently from side to side like a nineteen-fifties crooner, Kjartansson sang, in English, "Sorrow conquers happiness" (a slight variation of the words in his St. Petersburg piece in 2014), and kept singing the phrase at intervals for the next thirty minutes, with small fluctuations in tone and volume.
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Touching on everything from marriage equality ("sometimes, America just awakens and conquers a prejudice") to taxing for the wealthy ("progressives should keep progressing"), this inspiring tweetstorm makes one thing clear: We have a huge battle ahead of us these next four years, but we've come way too far to turn back now.
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Addressing a world that is still (even after the precedent set by the presidency of Barack Obama) increasingly afflicted by institutionalized racism and all manner of bigotries, "A United Kingdom" looks back to mid-20th-century history to create a love-conquers-much-if-not-all tale of interracial marriage and international politics.
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Many of the available movies are from the mid-20th century and include works in a variety of genres, including the 1940 comedy "His Girl Friday," with Rosalind Russell and Cary Grant; the 1946 Judy Garland musical "Till the Clouds Roll By"; and "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians," a 1964 science-fiction romp.
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" Anticipating the kinds of remarks that the Orlando shooting was likely to elicit from her and other hosts, she said: "After a massacre, the standard operating procedure is that you stand on stage and deliver some well-meaning words about how we will get through this together, how love wins, how love conquers hate and that is great.
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While a good number of Christmas movies hinge on the question of whether a Christmas celebration will happen, or happen properly — this is a thread that runs from "It's a Wonderful Life" to "The Santa Clause" and its ilk, including "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians" — families celebrating Easter don't typically worry about pulling it off, so to speak.
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I wore the uniform for half my life defending a country that makes no exceptions, but includes all; a country that doesn't build walls but tears them down; a country that refuses to operate on fear, but conquers disease, demands female equality, recognizes LGBT people as equal partners under the law and puts men on the moon.
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So one minute you're just dealing with Liu Bei and his family, and the next minute Liu Bei is now the head of the "Duchy of Shu Han" and then he conquers a bit more territory and suddenly he's King Liu Bei, and the game identifies his territory and faction as the Kingdom of Shu Han.
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While most late-night hosts tend to stick with somber respect when addressing something horrific, Bee stayed true to the tone she's set throughout the first season of Full Frontal by unleashing without restraint: After a massacre, the standard operating procedure is that you stand on stage and deliver some well-meaning words about how we will get through this together, how love conquers hate.
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The Hero's Journey is a common narrative trope that has its roots in ancient mythology and lore: very simply, the Hero sets forth on an adventure and through a crisis or battle is changed (think: Odysseus, Beowulf, King Arthur.) We tend to think of the Hero as a man, someone who conquers through violence, overcomes the temptations of evil women, and returns a leader – a patriarch.
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Some of the masks I find myself returning to are Biologique Recherche Masque Vivant, which is identical in both yeasty smell and brown sludgy appearance to Vegemite but leaves my skin glowing; Glossier Mega Greens Galaxy Pack with cress sprout extract, which I like to think is a good alternative to imbibing green juice; and Omorovicza Ultramoor Mud Mask, which goes on vividly blue and conquers my oily T-zone.
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Seumas McNally Grand Prize: Inside (Playdead)Stardew Valley (ConcernedApe)Quadrilateral Cowboy (Blendo Games)Event[0] (Ocelot Society)Hyper Light Drifter (Heart Machine)Overcooked (Ghost Town Games) Honorable Mentions: 1979 Revolution: Black Friday (iNK Stories); Orwell (Osmotic Studios); Imbroglio (Michael Brough); Virginia (Variable State); Duskers (Misfits Attic); Oiκοςpiel, Book I (David Kanaga) Nuovo Award: Islands: Non-Places (Carlburton LLC)Close (Tobias Zarges and Moritz Eberl)Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor (Sundae Month)Oiκοςpiel, Book I (David Kanaga)Everything (David OReilly)Virginia (Variable State)Mu Cartographer (Titouan Millet)Lieve Oma (Florian Veltman) Honorable Mentions: Memoir En Code: Reissue (Alex Camilleri); Far from Noise (George Batchelor); Ladykiller in a Bind (Love Conquers All Games); Witchball (S.
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Times Insider is offering glimpses of some of the most memorable wartime illustrations that appeared in The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, on the 100th anniversary of each issue: • A phony battleship lures real sailors (July 193)• Carrier pigeons in military duty (July 5)• Fijians join the fight (June 28)• A "dead town" in northern France (June 21)• Immigrants among draft registrants (June 14)• Terror on the high seas (June 7)• General Pershing shows some vanity (May 31)• The face of chemical warfare (May 24)• Germans lose Cameroon (May 17)• Marshal Joffre conquers Capitol Hill (May 10)• Aerial reconnaissance takes flight (May 3)• Teenagers among German prisoners (April 26)• French towns are liberated (April 19)• America joins the war (April 12)
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