A tradition of fiery populism courses through American political history.
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If a friend is hurting and depressed then that courses through you.
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By nature and nurture, a certain fatalism courses through the fans here.
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Gould's restlessness courses through every track (at least those I listened to).
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It seems most of Port Townsend's population daily courses through the building.
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You're going to have courses through the season where you play bad baseball.
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The Colorado River begins in the Rocky Mountains and courses through the American Southwest.
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Their differences are myriad, but a strong sense of Jewish identity courses through their veins.
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I took correspondence general ed courses through Ohio University with old textbooks and no internet.
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It courses through cosmetics ads, fitness instructor monologues, Instagram captions and, increasingly, pop feminist principles.
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Gone is the nationalism — even much of the Romanticism — that courses through Berlioz's grand opera.
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Foreign money courses through the Silicon Valley bloodstream, and his administration isn't happy about it.
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And it's not just the result of students taking courses through oft-derided for-profit providers.
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At the same time, the U.S.G.A. has planned no other tournaments on Trump courses through 2026.
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And she reflects an anger toward the President that courses through much of the Democratic base.
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Matter In July, scientists reported that a strange protein courses through the veins of pregnant women.
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But a fresh vitality courses through the record, and Mr. Allen thrives in the elder's role.
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It's this same tension that courses through major pop culture and political debates about diversity and representation.
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Holy communion is the well whiskey, and the spirit courses through the veins of every person dancing.
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I was also taking college courses through correspondence school — there weren't any online education opportunities back then.
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Racism courses through mainstream society, too, lurking in the brains of people like Shannon Brown and her family.
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Just as techno-futurism courses through that video, so too does it pump through her and Morton's work.
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The lingering power of this deceptively slight novel comes from the shiver of foreboding that courses through it.
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Any differences of genre or tone, however, cannot diminish the fundamental, ineffable McConaughey-ness that courses through both films.
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So far, another 143 applicants have signed up for courses through the fall of 2018 and into January 2019.
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The impulse is there—outrage mingled with Red Stripe as dental anaesthetic and 2% cocaine courses through your body.
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The group appears to benefit from the illicit trade that courses through Cabo Delgado, dealing in rubies and timber.
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"The infection courses through the entire body, kind of like a hurricane or tornado that ravages everything," Doktor said.
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In U.S. hospitals, Frenkel said, pure oxygen is manufactured on-site and courses through the piping in the walls.
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But it's also that fire that courses through his whole being, regardless of what he's actually saying or doing.
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One of the most important is growth hormone, which is produced in the brain and courses through the body.
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This explains the strangely exhilarating despair that courses through reactionary literature and political rhetoric, the palpable sense of mission.
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The anger that courses through my body after a school shooting in this country is accompanied by pure panic.
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The power of the Bay courses through the music, summoning a cool fog of hip-hop that drifts through you.
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Every ebb and flow courses through the dialogue and set pieces helmed by a director with minute by minute control.
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The show's treacle content is leavened by the sense of genuine pain that courses through the music toward the end.
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Relief at being able to line my eyes again for the first time in almost a week courses through me.
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Some students are hoping to salvage at least the minimum accomplishment of getting credit for their courses through online learning.
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He is currently taking online courses through Stratford Career Institute, which he says he will continue to do in Grenada.
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Headquartered in Washington, D.C., EverFi provides online education courses through 12th grade and college, including courses for adults on financial literacy.
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But like so many women who follow the rules, a torrent of anger courses through her body, right alongside her blood.
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And his acting is superb, as he all but trembles with the existential despair that courses through Pierre's veins virtually nonstop.
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The implication seems clear: We're meant to feel these hugs, the comfort and love and sometimes frustration that courses through them.
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Data is the blood that courses through its veins, and all participants have a duty to help it flow safely and freely.
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Yet the ferocious energy that courses through this short, sharp shock of a production might be characterized as, well, kind of beautiful.
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In his early days he was an accomplished jazz pianist, and the influence of jazz courses through many of his concert works.
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The water courses through the edge of the village along a skinny creek — a streak of Technicolor against red rocks and dirt.
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The adrenaline that courses through Pierce's performance never lets up, even — no especially — when Willy is recalling a supposedly happier, easier past.
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Movement courses through the dancers' bodies as if in mountain streams: you see where it collects itself and where it pours forth smoothly.
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One theme that courses through this big book is how hard it can be to be a public servant in the United States.
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Every time a star announces a new boo on Instagram, Snapchat, or what have you, a ripple of excitement courses through the internet.
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The most successful training courses through the decades have been organized by companies finding smart people, then skilling them up for specific positions.
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Ms. Brown, in sneakers, doesn't tap, but rhythm still courses through her body as she churns and wrestles with the space around her.
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But by the time I left, I had glimpsed a tiny slice of the creativity and cultural pride that courses through the city.
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Dark matter courses through the Earth and right through our bodies, so it will reach the detector underground, even through all that rock overhead.
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Although the Kardashian blood courses through baby True's veins, his father, Cleveland Cavaliers player Tristan Thompson, is convinced she's the spitting image of him.
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LinkedIn, a professional-networking site, bought an online training business, Lynda, in 2015 and is now offering courses through a service called LinkedIn Learning.
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In the stock market, the index is bullish on technology and internet names as the element of fire courses through the Feng Shui chart.
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Unlike the wide public broadcast of radio, a podcast begins whenever you touch "play," then courses through your headphones and directly into your ears.
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The piano pitches of Arvo Pärt's overused "Für Alina" hang in the air, high and spare, and undulant motion courses through all the gaps.
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"Putting Patton on display like that -- all that did was reaffirm the kind of inherent racism that courses through the Republican Party," Anderson says.
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The latest membership will allow you to access all of these courses through cloud services like AWS, Microsoft, Google Cloud, Java, Linux, and more.
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And 16-year-old Princess Eva is certainly strong — but the magic that courses through her veins is dark and terrible and all but outlawed.
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He collaborated with professors at the Columbia Business School to develop courses through which he could pass on what he learned to other professional athletes.
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The company also offers programs and courses through Pilot Flying J University, with special tracks for general managers, operations designates, recent college grads and more.
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A heady mix of terror and exhilaration courses through my body and I know I'm not the only one in the minivan who feels it.
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At that point, he identified his career path and began taking courses through the U.C. Davis wine extension program—with all expenses funded by Hahn.
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The service says it will be adding new courses through the year, including four workouts and a session aimed at improving sleep in the coming weeks.
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Norfolk offers college degree courses through the Boston University Prison Education Program, an auditorium for events, and a representative prisoner government called the Norfolk Inmate Council.
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I had a life-long dream of becoming an orthodontist, and was committed to seeing my pre-requisite courses through in hopes of attending dental school.
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TL;DR: For a limited time, you can enroll in six different data science and coding courses through the PCMag Shop for only $9.99 per class.
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Mr. Klein's home country courses through everything he writes for Los Guachos, but he resists letting his music be pinned to a single influence or nationality.
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It's a moment that presents, in almost painterly fashion, the brutal stratification of wealth in the city, and the mythology that courses through any religious country.
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Since then, the city's startup scene has grown only hotter; if tech-startup blood courses through your veins, this is one event you don't want to miss.
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During her pregnancy, she had been working as a sales manager at Bloomingdale's and sleeping on a friend's couch while taking nutrition courses through an online school.
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She settled in Berkeley, enrolled in courses through the Peralta Community College District, worked at a vintage clothing store and immersed herself in the local music scene.
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But as hate speech courses through the global internet, and is even amplified by the algorithms of platforms like YouTube, borders do little to contain the threat.
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The women I meet speak about their dozens of cousins, the generations that root them here, the gardening, fiddling and quilting that courses through their "mountain woman" veins.
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A $69.96 value, you can get lifetime access to 12 different language courses through busuu Premium for only $34.99 — plus an extra 15% off with the promo code MERRY15.
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Over the years, the company has strategically expanded; it now has a venture arm, a humanitarian-focused non-profit, and teaches online "design thinking" courses through its Ideo U platform.
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However, I was shocked to learn that the summer portion did not consist of courses through BU. It actually just meant getting an internship—any relevant internship—for school credit.
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Jolie may not be a full-fledged auteur yet, but she unquestionably possesses a singular aesthetic that courses through her work and exists complete apart from her high-profile acting career.
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But this show also conveys the unquenchable energy that courses through the very attempt to make art, a vigor that bubbles to the surface at unexpected moments and in exhilarating ways.
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Nothomb courses through love, jealousy, betrayal and ambition as Diane seeks to create a mother-daughter relationship with Olivia, a young professor she admires, only to be disappointed by Olivia's shallowness.
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But by the time I left, I felt grateful to have glimpsed a tiny slice of the creativity and cultural pride that still courses through this city, ready to be explored.
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The Santiago River, which courses through the state of Jalisco, is a case study in the ways the government has proved unable to police the businesses in a major river basin.
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The spring, 20 miles southwest of Jannah, produces a subterranean river that courses through the Jeita caverns, a major tourist attraction and a symbol of national pride seen on postcards and currency notes.
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Sansa (Turner) and Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) join the man they thought was their half-brother (surprise, they're cousins!), and icy air courses through the tunnel as it seems the White Walkers arrive.
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Although Barnett is doing better than ever career-wise, a deep-seated malaise still courses through Tell Me How You Really Feel, manifesting in a brutal lyrical honesty that verges on the masochistic.
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In it you can hear the energy that courses through their full LP; there is anger, contempt, and full on indifference that powers the band as they sing about just getting through life.
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It courses through Twitter at an alarming rate, turbocharged by this year's political campaigns and the rise of anti-immigration movements that dabble in racist, sexist and anti-Semitic tropes across the globe.
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The country's leaders vowed to write new laws and rules to improve safety at sea, and to do battle with the culture of corruption that courses through the country's companies and safety agencies.
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MINERVA, N.Y. — The Hudson River is a small stream as it courses through pristine forests in the Adirondacks in northern New York, not far from its source on Mount Marcy, the state's highest peak.
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One has a crisp, clean taste inspired by the unforgiving and sharp Winterfell terrain, whilst the other has rich and spicy notes inspired by the fire that courses through the veins of those dragons.
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The resultant shock to the system courses through the surprisingly bracing and funny solo show "My Family: Not the Sitcom," which the comedian David Baddiel has been performing off and on for the past year.
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The tension between these different strains in Ono's art, along with an alternating current of playfulness and earnestness that courses through many parts of her multifaceted oeuvre, combine to deliver its peculiar, compelling, inviting-disquieting edge.
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" It courses through President Trump's rhetoric as he's pushed for work requirements in a variety of public programs, arguing, "We must reform our welfare system so that it does not discourage able-bodied adults from working.
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Mr. Obama opened the door to prison education again last year with an executive order creating a pilot program that will permit a limited number of inmates to pay for college courses through federal Pell Grants.
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" The pleasurable awareness of a story being told courses through the collection like electricity, down to the knowing quality of a title like "If a Book Is Locked There's Probably a Good Reason for That Don't You Think.
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The pain that courses through Ms. Friedman's "Merrily We Roll Along," which I saw in an earlier version at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London four years ago, is authentic enough to keep its audience bathed in tears.
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As it was, I couldn't help thinking that the broader danger had not at all passed, and that there's no assuaging the generalized dread that courses through our culture with every fresh headline-grabbing slaughter, and in between.
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U.S. energy historian Daniel Yergin said it may be some time before oil markets see any relief as the coronavirus courses through the world and disrupts daily life while Saudi Arabia and Russia look to flood the market.
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Likewise, the film's near-erasure of people of color, despite its Deep South setting, is troubling, especially because it's consistent with a pattern that courses through Sparks' entire literary oeuvre, as well as the many films based on his books.
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How it might work on a Jovian scale: As Europa moves through Jupiter's magnetic field, a current courses through a subsurface conductor of some sort on the moon, creating a miniature magnetic field flipped to oppose the field of Jupiter.
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That question, among others, courses through the Court's concurrent main stage entry, "Instructions for Correct Assembly," a new play by Thomas Eccleshare that is similar to "The Prudes" in expanding a particular conceit rather than settling for the niceties of plot.
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By the time you're an adult though, the high school experience starts to permeate through your consciousness with alarming sentimentality, as though the scientific stuff that courses through your veins has collated with every formative, hormonal moment to make you who you are.
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What may be most unusual about Washington State is not what it collects and not what it has shared but the degree to which it has been forced to become transparent about the vast quantity of personal data that courses through its bureaucracy.
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Water still courses through streams and seeps into aquifers, bees still pollinate our roof-deck zucchini plants, and an inestimable number of raccoons and opossums thrive in perpetual gratitude for our uniquely human habit of throwing garbage into convenient dispensers lining the sidewalks.
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It's difficult to imagine the tough-talking authorial scourge that has brought the still-vigorous, 77-year-old Oscar winner to the West End for the first time in 21 years sanctioning the pileup of implausibility that courses through this 80-minute play (no intermission).
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"As Trump promotes his golf courses through taxpayer-financed visits to his clubs, it's an extra benefit for him that his properties are able to scoop up some taxpayer money directly," Robert Weissman, president of the group Public Citizen, a non-profit consumer rights group, told HuffPost.
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" (Jezebel) Birth of a Nation: Sundance's record-breaking remedy to #OscarsSoWhite"It's not so much the series of documented events depicted in The Birth of a Nation that earn it its resonance, as it is the stirring, soulful, and incendiary spirit that courses through its veins.
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It has some of the rambunctious energy of his first three films (1996's Bottle Rocket, 1998's Rushmore, and Tenenbaums), but the maturity that's marked his most recent films (2009's Fantastic Mr. Fox, 2012's Moonrise Kingdom, and Budapest) courses through it as well.
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Factor in the focus on the Troubles that courses through the West End's reigning hit play, "The Ferryman" by Jez Butterworth, and you have a renewed theatrical interest in Irish sectarian politics, with "Continuity" acting as a small-scale complement to Mr. Butterworth's more far-ranging drama.
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Zemmour's 2014 book, "French Suicide," was a work of pop history that courses through key legal decisions, pivotal figures and cultural anecdotes in the 40 years following the "soft" revolution of May 1968, when university students famously took to the streets of Paris and upended traditional social structures.
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"This Is Your Brain on Sports" (Crown Archetype), by L. Jon Wertheim and Sam Sommers, is a reader-friendly look at what the authors refer to as "all the batshit craziness that courses through the sports ecosystem"—a phrase that captures nicely the jocular and good-natured spirit of their undertaking.
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In her new Netflix series, the decluttering guru Marie Kondo is shown not just sprucing up people's homes but also reimagining them as sacred spaces — channeling her experience as a former assistant at a Shinto shrine, along with the related belief that life, even consciousness, of a kind, courses through everything.
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The surge in Trump's numbers, which had been essentially immoveable for much of his presidency, is due, almost certainly, to generally positive reviews of his handling of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic coupled with a sort of rally-around-the-flag mentality that often courses through the country in moments of national crisis.
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She's a diagnostic genius, always on the lookout for symptoms in her daughters of the opportunistic infections that the seemingly uncurable systemic disease of patriarchy leaves them vulnerable to: excessive focus on their children, the anger that courses through them, their tendency to selfishly grab for some small pleasure like rats with cheese.
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Sansa (Sophie Turner) and Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) join the man they thought was their half-brother (surprise, they're cousins!), they see their own statues, and icy air courses through the crypts as the arrival of the White Walkers looms, teasing the highly anticipated face-off between the Starks and the Army of the Dead.
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Drawing on LinkedIn data, the tool shows you how other people have described jobs that are similar to yours if you're working on a resume in Word, and it will highlight skills of people who have the job you want — along with relevant LinkedIn Learning courses through which you can pick up new skills.
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Sansa (Sophie Turner) and Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) then join the man they thought was their half-brother (they're actually cousins), they see their own statues, and icy air courses through the crypts as the arrival of the White Walkers looms, teasing the highly anticipated face-off between the Starks and the Army of the Dead.
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Despite this, and that his first company was shut down in 1997 after being investigated as a pyramid scheme, as many as 18,000 people have taken self-improvement courses through NXIVM, either in Albany or at one of their centers in New York City, Los Angeles, Vancouver, as well as various cities in Mexico, since the late 1990s.
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Assembled by a team of five curators — Allen F. Roberts, William J. Dewey, Henry J. Drewal, and Ms. Berns, and led by the artist Tom Joyce, a sculptor and former blacksmith — the show opens with an expansive picture of iron as an essential cosmic matter: It's in the earth's soil, in the human blood stream and courses through sub-Saharan African history.
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