"I never lost my curiosity about him," says Beatty, 79.
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When I expressed curiosity about casu marzu, his eyes danced.
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And this interest expanded into curiosity about how they form.
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Complacency. Curiosity about nonessentials is in fact quite a luxury.
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Let me be clear: Curiosity about sex is natural. Masturbation?
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For many years, Trump has expressed curiosity about nuclear weapons.
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What I love about Gigi is her curiosity about the game.
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Curiosity about primping can lead to the discovery of wonderful things.
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Yet North Koreans are full of curiosity about the outside world.
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Kellyanne has previously dismissed curiosity about her husband's anti-Trump feelings.
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Because banning would only stoke conspiratorial curiosity about these inaccurate outlets.
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Unrecorded curiosity about this question undoubtedly goes back much further still.
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It took a movie, however, to raise his curiosity about opera.
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He was outgoing, with a vast, unquenchable curiosity about the world.
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I still have that curiosity about what we're going to do next.
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"There's a curiosity about these places," suggests the tourism impresario Tom Branson.
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One is an astonishing lack of curiosity about where information comes from.
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At the time, I had a curiosity about transparent, blurred, distorted subjects.
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That piqued my curiosity about the quality of the Mets' finishing school.
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Mainstream media's lack of curiosity about these, and other efforts, speaks volumes.
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"It just satisfies curiosity about the world we live in," she said.
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Environmentalists have long criticized technology for sapping children's curiosity about the natural world.
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"There's always an efflorescence of curiosity about the Church when things change," Rev.
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His article is animated by his own curiosity about the things around him.
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But sometimes it's our curiosity about untold backstories that makes characters so rich.
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And sometimes that curiosity about how they're doing in life doesn't go away.
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But my curiosity about my regimen grew every time I had an appointment.
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We have a brief argument about my curiosity about having a home birth.
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Their curiosity about markets is probably not about greed, and it is good.
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There's also been a ton of curiosity about the accuracy of the series.
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He had a broad curiosity about all different aspects of life, including art.
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But that didn't hedge my curiosity about how they would make me feel.
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But tight polls and curiosity about the unconventional Mr. Trump are luring viewers.
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Now, I go into it with a curiosity about who I might meet.
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Am I being rude if I express curiosity about a person's racial background?
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All are connected by an ongoing intuitive and intellectual curiosity about his surroundings.
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To me, nerdiness is a sign of curiosity about the world around you.
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She wanted the podcast to reflect her curiosity about life in the present.
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What connects all these disparate endeavors is Johnson's polymorphous curiosity about the world.
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And the exhausting work can sap them of all curiosity about their surroundings.
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What piqued my curiosity about Benioff was his upending of the genre altogether.
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The one shared characteristic is a deep intellectualism and curiosity about the world.
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It's not just curiosity about pantsuits that's been piqued: People are actually clicking buy.
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Kano hits the sweet spot for anyone with curiosity about what's behind the screen.
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You must have an insatiable curiosity about what's changing and how, and stay current.
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But she tells all her clients to boost their child's curiosity about new foods.
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His dedication to privacy during his last days ultimately piqued everyone's curiosity about him.
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This may, in part, reflect some curiosity about the late entry of Michael Bloomberg.
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Would that change your curiosity about a highly influential, 30-year-old polka classic?
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"Have a real curiosity about what a job at the company is really like."
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"There is just so much curiosity about what we're doing," Walsh told the newspaper.
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I intended to watch one episode out of curiosity about how bleak it sounded.
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The experience triggered Hall's curiosity about why some people respond to placebo and others don't.
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"DTC tests may fulfill an individual's curiosity about ancestry," she told Reuters Health by email.
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No soft focus But the international curiosity about China holds a downside, according to Polumbaum.
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Curiosity about knowing what the president thinks seems to edge out not knowing, if barely.
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It also hits on the curiosity about sexuality that arrives on the cusp of adulthood.
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A curiosity about the inner-workings of the games encouraged him to delve into hacking.
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That's how humans learn to manipulate objects: Children are driven by curiosity about their world.
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Curiosity about the Yankees led me to read about Lou Gehrig, another child of immigrants.
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The lack of white curiosity about black life is something Davis is always tilting at.
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That said, I confess a perverse curiosity about carefully spreading onion dip on a Funyun.
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Namely, acquiring an "insatiable curiosity" about the world and opening your mind to its infinite opportunities.
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Pink recently told Cosmopolitan for their January 2018 issue about Willow's curiosity about dating and boys.
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If this mildly spooky scene stoked your curiosity about the mysterious talking board, you're not alone.
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Humans possess insatiable curiosity about the universe, and constantly wonder what might lie beyond the stars.
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For Stanton, such curiosity about finding the right path in a cave seems to motivate him.
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Curiosity about his physical remains immortalized in a blue diamond certainly lured me into the museum.
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Drawings of unicorns, mermaids and sphinxes reveal a sense of wonder and curiosity about the supernatural.
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But he pulled back the blinds just enough to satisfy our curiosity about a few topics.
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There was a whole new world of opportunity and potential and a curiosity about the sound.
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"Because of that, I always had a curiosity about vision and how eyes work," she said.
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But somehow my grandmother planted deep inside me a curiosity about this place she had loved.
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The curiosity about the value creation that was happening with companies that had very little money.
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Any curiosity about what was going in the world required a look at the daily newspaper.
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Curiosity about what the future holds for the remaining Avengers had yet to truly set in.
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He began piano lessons at 6 and developed a lively curiosity about all kinds of music.
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If we have piqued your curiosity about this race, here is a suggestion: Get some coffee.
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For all his curiosity about the Mosquitia ruins, Preston exhibits puzzlingly little interest in Honduras itself.
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"We know that there is a need and increased curiosity about the Holocaust," Ms. Yaverbaum said.
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Instead, they provoke curiosity about a topic likely to engender disgust or nonchalance in another's hands.
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This curiosity about our involuntary reactions stemmed from her experience assembling You An Orchestra You A Bomb.
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This way, he says, you can convey a genuine curiosity about the company and the hiring manager.
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It was being called 'sensitive' by a therapist that sparked her curiosity about what that means scientifically.
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All these things were accuming to make me have a curiosity about why these things were occurring.
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Teens sometimes visit adult sites, chat rooms, and dating apps out of curiosity about sex and romance.
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During that time, she grew accustomed to the grandeur of Chinese hospitality and their curiosity about foreigners.
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Did the president ever show any concern or interest or curiosity about what the Russians were doing?
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I had come to Denver merely to meet this man and to satisfy my curiosity about him.
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Foos was not a subject I could write about, despite my curiosity about how it would end.
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For Jolie and Pitt, it's a no-brainer given the intense curiosity about their high-profile personal life.
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I imagine some people will look at it because of a curiosity about the aftermath of the accident.
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No one would begrudge your curiosity about a partner's romantic past, or keeping tabs on their next relationship.
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My kernel of new insight launched me into a rapt curiosity about the internal lives of elderly people.
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As Mercury retrograde begins on Sunday, you can feel a bout of nostalgia and curiosity about your past.
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When she couldn't find blogs that could satisfy her curiosity about artists of color, she made her own.
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Despite the great risks associated with religious doubt in the Islamic world, curiosity about atheism seems to thrive.
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Kimberly Jolasun found a way to turn far-flung loved ones' curiosity about her pregnancy to her advantage.
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This wasn't just general enthusiasm, or curiosity about outfits that rarely tour outside of their home bases, either.
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Dad wanted us to develop a curiosity about everything — business, economics, history, food, advertising, mathematics, you name it.
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In the White House briefing with McMaster, Haley acknowledged international curiosity about the US team coming to UNGA.
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Keep some curiosity about your sexual response—if one thing no longer "works" or feels as good, explore.
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"We both certainly share a curiosity about the world," says Buffett, the famous investor and Oracle of Omaha.
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Ms. Grossman's curiosity about her old college acquaintance was piqued, so she sent him a message on Facebook.
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Working out the history of crops like this could do more than satisfy our curiosity about the past.
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The film excites our curiosity about Hart's behavior and then declares it to be none of our business.
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Embrace curiosity about new experiences, and new people — and about new aspects of the people you already know.
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Compelled by his curiosity about African music, Baker famously left England to go to the birthplace of rhythm.
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He interviews a different scientist every episode, and his delightful curiosity about the world around him is infectious.
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Buttigieg has built up a base of donors in New York, and there is widespread curiosity about Sen.
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It is steeped in Ms. Slater's hungry curiosity about how and why our species behaves as it does.
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I did this purely out of my unlimited curiosity about people and not as just a deranged voyeur.
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During his time at Adidas, factories would invoice him for excess fabric, sparking his curiosity about this cost.
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" When Kristen asked if Jace had ever shown curiosity about his father, Evans shared, "He really hasn't said anything.
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For Sarah M., a 26-year-old from Connecticut, curiosity about her former classmates was a much bigger draw.
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Conversely, there may be some curiosity about the newer Apple Music app and people's interest in trying it out.
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It's reasonable to assume there was some increased curiosity about how Lauer's former colleagues might handle the various revelations.
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His goal was to instill curiosity about food where there had been fear or apathy or lack of knowledge.
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So it's kind of these two baskets, and as a result there's been so much curiosity about her health.
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Still, Haupter said, the perception of AI as a threat to jobs is changing to curiosity about the technology.
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But I had a curiosity about it and I feel like I could do it too, so I am.
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As with any new technology, there's great enthusiasm and curiosity about self-driving cars — and there's some confusion, too.
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The unveiling of Estamos Aquí has been a new catalyst for curiosity about the Latino community in Northeast Wisconsin.
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She uses Costco as a framework for explaining her personal curiosity about the world, and the results are scintillating.
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But Carroll's curiosity about what data Cambridge Analytica might hold about him predates the scandal blowing up last month.
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But the intensity of our curiosity about a subject does not make it our business if it is not.
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No furies in his brain, no fires in his gut, just an unquenchable curiosity about people and their obsessions.
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This curiosity about the unknown leads to constant learning, fueled by an ever-burning desire to discover the unknown.
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To Mihalich, his players' curiosity about Kentucky, then the country's top-ranked team, was not the most encouraging sight.
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As the curiosity about his identity started to overshadow his work, though, Burial revealed his name: William Emmanuel Bevan.
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Curiosity about the industry led her to give it a try and this year she has accrued seven award nominations.
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He was someone who really had it together and had a very powerful, beautiful, almost childish curiosity about the world.
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The "What do the aliens want" mystery, and the tension between government distrust and open scientific curiosity about the universe.
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Besides, we know that before too long we'll get just enough exposition to satisfy our curiosity about what came before.
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That said, these morning check lists and rules have sparked a curiosity about how everyone else gets out of bed.
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Their disdain for the "prurience" of public curiosity about trans bodies mean there are no full nudes in the book.
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They also tend to posses an innate curiosity about the ways the climate system, and society, may still surprise them.
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No furies in his brain, no fires in his gut, just an unquenchable curiosity about people and their personal dramas.
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There are connections—a love of travel, a curiosity about the world—which is really at the heart of Erebus.
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Esther's mother, Callie Appelstein, said it had been especially hard this year to indulge her daughter's curiosity about the election.
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Bluefish goes off so quickly that there was a chance my first impression would end my curiosity about this restaurant.
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My curiosity about this led me to approach Dr. Segal and Dr. Elinav to ask if they would test me.
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He seems to have had an enduring curiosity about people, and was comfortable in settings where he was an outsider.
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But they also included a glimmer of humanity beyond it, revealing the artists' curiosity about lives they could only imagine.
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"Jarrett from an early age has always had an interest and curiosity about the world around him," Cheryl Allen said.
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My guess is that along with appealing to her curiosity about culture, Abakuá provided Ayón with an opportunity for invention.
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But this past week the spotlight fell on her, sparking voters' curiosity about her future plans and whether Arizona Gov.
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Expressing our respectful, if rebuffed, curiosity about what the bucket list means to our teenagers allows us to do both.
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As pointed out throughout the book, Derek is an autodidact with a remarkable amount of curiosity about the world, though.
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Because of my background, there is no question that my curiosity about Japanese society is personal as well as professional.
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The new collaboration is likely the largest move by 223andMe yet to capitalize on its customers' curiosity about their genetic makeup.
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The next record will probably start with curiosity about how to create or destroy some imagined sound, and go from there.
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After seeing this smiling girl, I couldn't help but have a natural curiosity about what made her the way she became.
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Proceed with caution The mystery that inspires curiosity about relics among the masses also leads many biblical scholars to avoid them.
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By the end, this movie had robbed me of any potential curiosity about the killer's identity, their motives or their methods.
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While he's always had an "underlying curiosity" about men, Blackburn said stereotypes about bisexuality kept him from embracing his true self.
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It has a well-known power bias, and actually being interested in excavating, having a curiosity about ... How did this happen?
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Gates said that the foundation in particular hires people who have diverse skill sets but share a curiosity about the world.
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How many modern amenities extinguish our curiosity about one another's paths, especially if they don't fit into a single, unified narrative?
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These stories pique our curiosity about our own personal natures and what we're searching for (are we even searching for something?).
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Despite this, the roll-out of Monument Lab earlier this month was met with excitement and curiosity about the ambitious project.
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"While researching the album's half-buried local connections, my curiosity about Boston in the late '60s grew into obsession," Walsh writes.
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Her grandmother Chencha — who would come to live with her parents — also piqued her curiosity about the town and its traditions.
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"The curiosity about head injuries and the correct age to play full contact is peaking," said Terry O'Neil, the group's founder.
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He's an electrifying subject, a muttering Lear, of perennial interest to anyone with even an average curiosity about politics or psychology.
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Yet surveys this week also show that Barr's intervention has done nothing to answer the public's curiosity about the Russia investigation.
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Instead, they cultivate a clinical aesthetic that provokes curiosity about a topic likely to engender disgust or nonchalance in another's hands.
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Their lack of curiosity about the night may be addressed later in the season, but in this premiere it reads as foolish.
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Iturria's art is shot through with melancholy, nostalgia, romance, gentle humor, and an abiding sense of curiosity about what makes people tick.
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Candidates should have a boundless curiosity about the world and the ability to write about it concisely, wittily and with analytical rigour.
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I -- I understand people's curiosity about our work and intense interest in it, and as Mr. King said, oftentimes, speculation about it.
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There is something catlike about Faye—an elusiveness that makes people want to detain her, and a curiosity about their pungent secrets.
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Wang's curiosity about the process has helped launch a chain of events that might ultimately alter the course of civil-rights history.
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Being an inventor means holding tight to one's curiosity about life, and it means solving problems by reimagining and acting on ideas.
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Ergo, be careful when curiosity about that butt plug gets you because next you're looking at a whole stream of sex toys.
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The result is a mesh-like effect that appeals to Di Francesco's curiosity about how we perceive ourselves in the internet age.
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But my curiosity about Normandy's cheese was more recent, beginning in a Stockholm outpost of Androuet, a chain of specialty cheese stores.
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"Guests on these kinds of adventures take pleasure in meeting like-minded people with a shared curiosity about the world," said Kent.
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The free agents have a morbid but necessary curiosity about which players are injured each week because teams have to find replacements.
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The show has additional texture this season, with a stronger curiosity about its characters and its frankness and intimacy feel fully earned.
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But in a country edging toward greater acceptance of L.G.B.T. rights, curiosity about "And Then We Danced" has rippled through mainstream society.
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The revelation by his longtime doctor that President Trump takes a medication to prevent hair loss has piqued curiosity about the drug.
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Still, whatever drove the Wooster Group members' curiosity about Mr. Kantor, they haven't found a way to draw their audience into it.
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The message spread and slowly started to creep into public consciousness, and initial curiosity about the campaign soon led to media coverage.
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He covers important ideas and developments, and readers with a basic curiosity about modern physics will find much to pique their interest.
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Humans have an innate curiosity about how things work, especially things around us we otherwise take for granted, like an Etch A Sketch.
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We understand the cashier's curiosity about the congresswoman's state of mind when she picked out the snacks because her selections were, unsurprisingly, kickass.
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Now he applies that same curiosity about light to his company, which builds greenhouses in locales like Australia, the Middle East and Africa.
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When it comes to a career in STEM, the biggest joy for him is that it feeds his natural curiosity about the world.
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It's really worth reading if you have 50 pages' worth of curiosity about this stuff, but if you don't, I'll cover the highlights.
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"I hope that it encourages a degree of curiosity about one's surroundings, and the larger systems that make those surroundings possible," she said.
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In the meantime, Wilkinson has spoken of his frustration at the curiosity about him, rather than about where the cash flows ended up.
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In fact, it was being called "sensitive" by a therapist back in 1990 that originally sparked her curiosity about what that means scientifically.
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Some people at the campaign events seemed drawn in as much by their curiosity about Pressley as to learn about the candidate herself.
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If this event were to happen, it would only serve to stoke more curiosity about a technology that almost no one has tried.
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The titular character is a spunky girl with insatiable curiosity about the world — and she uses technology to help learn, create and explore.
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The project "will reignite global passion for and curiosity about the ocean in our global, digitally-connected age," Cameron said in a statement.
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Vocation Day merely heightened her curiosity about the possibility of a consecrated life, both what is gained and what is sacrificed in it.
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Plus, it's a literal conversation piece, since the good letters will inspire more curiosity about how the writers oversee their own financial affairs.
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With this full moon, you're looking for a fix to satisfy a deep need to nurture your curiosity about things beyond your neighborhood.
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At the point I was gone from the Times, I was left with this just insatiable curiosity about the new digital news players.
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If they do follow you, do you think they do it more out of curiosity about your interests, or to monitor your actions?
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His mother thought his curiosity about opera was frivolous, and he promised her he would do the ushering for only a short time.
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If you don't know what an "escape room" even is, read his notes and try not to catch a little curiosity about them.
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His family paid tribute to him in a written statement and described him as a dedicated father with a curiosity about the world.
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He reads nonfiction, expresses genuine curiosity about others and earns the caring affection (and anxiety) of family, friends and even acquaintances like me.
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Sinclair was founded in 1971 by Mr. Smith's father, Julian Sinclair Smith, an electrical engineer with a deep curiosity about new broadcasting technology.
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Sagittariuses have an endless curiosity about the world around them, and a thirst for knowledge and understanding of the ways of the world.
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It's suited for those with a curiosity about how the most powerful entertainment company in the world is run from a business angle.
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But his innate, bottomless curiosity about the world also taught his four daughters to be open to new experiences and comfortable with improvisation.
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Still, HBO made all eight episodes of the first season available, and when it's over, there's genuine curiosity about what might come next.
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As a result of my job, and a genuine curiosity about skincare, I'm always trying new products with a range of different ingredients.
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Putting out tweets before major news outlets had time to publish their stories meant that trolls could feed on public curiosity about breaking news.
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Curiosity about the film and the lack of materialized threats in theaters will likely coax a large audience to show up for week two.
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Gabbard's lawsuit claims that she opened a Google Ads account to capitalize on voters' curiosity about her as a lesser-known Democratic presidential candidate.
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She was asleep, and my options were either: Turn on Gilmore Girls for the thousandth time, or indulge my curiosity about the British drama.
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Instead he discussed children he's met around the world who he said are keen to learn coding and already expressing curiosity about AI technologies.
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In the national soul-search that has followed the attack, New Zealanders have responded with love for — and curiosity about — the country's Muslim community.
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Gordon Gekko aside, their desire to trade stocks often reflects a deep curiosity about how money works and how people make more of it.
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Like a video work or a live performance, "Work No. 160" makes you wait, teasing out a curiosity about what lies within the room.
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Her lengthy conversation with Mr. Hughes, whose wife had been the novelist and poet Sylvia Plath, reflected her intense curiosity about the writing process.
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" Waymo chief executive John Krafcik said in a blog post: "There's great enthusiasm and curiosity about self-driving cars – and there's some confusion, too.
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Your curiosity about this new partner probably isn't going to go away, but do you need to know how many people they've slept with?
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I left with an urgent curiosity about what sort of artifacts we would display a few decades from now, for future generations to discover.
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Exceptional founder(s) and teams with grit, big vision and a sense of deep passion and curiosity about the space they are innovating in.
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Sarai expressed curiosity about her — specifically the kind that led a person to slap a tracking device on someone's car just an hour earlier.
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As a result of my job, and a genuine curiosity about skin care, I'm always trying new products with a range of different ingredients.
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Lawyers at firms in New York and Washington expressed curiosity about Psy-Group, but most were too cautious to sign contracts with the company.
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I have some curiosity about what is going to happen next, and I might even feel like I have some power over the future.
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Curiosity about a forbidden and feared world has turned a night at InGalera into a daring adventure, with a fine meal as a bonus.
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Around China, the trade war is being watched with a mix of worry, ire at the United States — and frank curiosity about it all.
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Ms. Grisham, the first lady's spokeswoman, dismissed curiosity about her travel, saying that it was "pretty typical" not to travel after a medical procedure.
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Certainly the Taliban came up during the president's conversations — but the stories filed by the U.S. press demonstrated no curiosity about this at all.
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Still, Dr. Ballard and Ms. Fundis confess that other clues pointing to Nikumaroro have left them with lingering curiosity about whether Earhart crashed there.
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Mr. McGregor's choreographic career has been characterized by relentless curiosity about the relationships between body and mind, science and art, human and artificial intelligence.
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The give-away, Maezawa added, is driven by a curiosity about universal basic income — a system that essentially pays someone simply for being alive.
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The desire to seem shocking — as opposed to a curiosity about thresholds physical and ethical — tends to produce provocation of a very plaintive sort.
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Answers like "fun" and "delicious" are circular answers pointing back to a happiness module, with no curiosity about the underlying benefit of this reward mechanism.
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In fact, simply discussing your desires outside of the relationship and your curiosity about others can actually bring you closer together, according to Dr. O'Reilly.
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Granted, most people don't plan on doing that anyway, so this teardown is primarily a chance to satisfy our curiosity about the long-delayed product.
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" Experimenting with oil and airbrushed acrylic was a natural progression in Reichert's curiosity about mixing mediums, so that they "enhance the properties of one another.
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However, its large-scale fold-out of a flea encouraged widespread curiosity about this tiny world that was impossible to see with the naked eye.
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He had an endless curiosity about animals both extant and extinct, the ocean, the planets, humankind, mythology, and music, and made art about these subjects.
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"The visualization of sexuality can be a somewhat 'healthy' outlet for [young people] to express their questions and curiosity about sex and sexuality," Jones said.
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Bloomberg notes that Cadre's latest move was an effort for the startup to refocus "the newfound curiosity about Cadre on a different name: Andreessen Horowitz."
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It is amply backed up by America's curiosity about what might make someone into a Ted Kaczynski, or a Columbine killer, or a Dylann Roof.
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Trish may have feared for Jessica's life, but still shot her mother and put all of them at risk while her curiosity about IGH grew.
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Ground controllers have already established communication with the rover But before that can happen, NASA has to request more information from Curiosity about what happened.
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Glover had a nearly wordless exchange with her that conveyed concern for her health, the duty to remain with me, and a curiosity about dinner.
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When adolescents do go looking for sexually explicit material, part of their motivation may be curiosity about how sex happens and what it looks like.
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His curiosity about the inner lives of his characters was constant and his senses were acute to stimuli that might have gone unnoticed by others.
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"We are seeing rising curiosity about Molenbeek from Belgian tourists and foreigners alike since the attacks," said Corentin Descamps, an adviser to Brussels' tourism agency.
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Nevertheless, he decided to meet with Foos, if only to satisfy his own curiosity about the kind of person who would do such a thing.
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And then through that insatiable curiosity about a topic or an area of opportunity, end up asking the right questions and finding the right opportunities.
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Among Egypt's readers, as it turned out, curiosity about Israel trumped ideology, and the attempt to discredit Salem didn't succeed: The book was a best seller.
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"We both certainly share a curiosity about the world," says Buffett, speaking at a Facebook live event broadcast from Columbia University and moderated by Charlie Rose.
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Verala grew her initial curiosity about baseball into a freelance writing career; she now covers the sport for USA Today, Baseball Prospectus, SB Nation and others.
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The stories might not have been true, but that didn't stop my curiosity about the alternatives, which is how I became a Dvorak user in 2009.
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" While Burns said mobile phones have some "evil" elements, he had "great admiration" for Jobs and that the two men had "a curiosity about each other.
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But since reading A Lover's Pinch: A Cultural History of Sadomasochism, a new book by journalist Peter Tupper, I've had a newfound curiosity about this community.
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"When he talked about his father, President Kennedy, and the fact there was still interest and curiosity about him, he was proud of that," says Terenzio.
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Though Dugas' disturbing saga has been put to rest, the term "patient zero" lives on, and continues to create confusion and curiosity about how disease spreads.
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And whether or not I ever satisfy my reproduction geek curiosity about the "why," I'm going to go ahead and enjoy the hell out of it.
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Allen of the Nelson-Atkins Museum, however, believes the contrary is true — that offering people the digital image will actually stoke curiosity about the original artwork.
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And science, in my incredibly biased opinion, is the best subject to teach because it allows students to foster their curiosity about the world around them.
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Which means he was happy to indulge our curiosity about what some of his best cooking tips and tricks are, from cooking gadgets to meal time.
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What follows is a transcription of their conversation: MANCHIN: Did the president ever show any concern or interest or curiosity about what the Russians were doing?
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"There's a lot of curiosity about what 'Star Wars' can be outside of the Skywalker Saga," Shawn Robbins, the Boxoffice Pro chief analyst, told Business Insider.
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He told me over Facebook chat (naturally) that his curiosity about what others were up to was his main motivator in finally learning to navigate Facebook.
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In between, he taught and studied at several graduate schools, including at Cornell, where a record cold in upstate New York piqued his curiosity about climate.
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No curiosity about who this well woman is, how she got the key, and what she might want it for — or even what she looks like?
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They've always made my eyes roll but have also piqued my curiosity about whether butlers actually have value or are nothing more than a marketing gimmick.
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Some of the controversies stoked curiosity about her new show, but mostly it just caused embarrassment and snickering about how long she would last at NBC.
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Last fall, Mr. Linton said, Ms. Stewart visited Canopy's factory in Smiths Falls, Ontario, and exhibited a curiosity about all aspects of marijuana growing and production.
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The most popular homes for sale in 2016 reveal a deep fascination with the tiny-home craze as well as curiosity about the choices of the 1%.
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As the 20th anniversary of John F. Kennedy Jr.'s death approaches, there's still much curiosity about the beloved son of President Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
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Trained in college as an anthropologist, Mr. Cray invited readers along as he quenched his curiosity about American life and American figures in 21970 book-length odysseys.
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"The reason people loved him and watched him travel around the world was that he had an innate curiosity about other people and other cultures," she said.
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Twitter seems divided about the reboot, with some fans expressing curiosity about the cut episode, and others accusing the series of missing the nuance of the original.
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As curiosity about Initiative Q grows, those behind it are using social media and an online FAQ to address questions and conspiracy theories about the payment network.
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For these few hours I have regained the essential human characteristic of someone who is well and flourishing: a healthy curiosity about everything that is not me.
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My original curiosity about reality television has waned over the years and I am focusing on TV and writing projects that better suit my more steady temperament.
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As the American public becomes ever more polarized along partisan lines, swindlers who used to capitalize on curiosity about celebrities or sports are now exploiting political passions.
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She told CNN there was a curiosity about the industry after meeting Steven Spielberg and Daniel Day-Lewis at a dinner to celebrate the Time magazine honor.
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But it's a hurricane I've returned to over the years, with renewed curiosity about its most wretched lessons: the unbearable weight of poverty and racism and blackness.
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Earl's apparent immortality and lack of curiosity about his gig feel bracingly promising, suggesting that the movie is shaping into a scathing, relevant portrait of American greed.
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On Wednesday, images from the Event Horizon Telescope have the potential to redefine the cosmos once again, and prompt wonder and curiosity about our place in it.
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Confirmation of the massive black hole at the heart of the Messier 87 galaxy breathes new fire into humankind's curiosity about this roiling place where we live.
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Tied in with Chula's bewilderment about her homeland is her curiosity about Petrona, whose sections are narrated with lovely simplicity and provide the heart of the book.
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Many people begin to explore wine, beer and spirits out of curiosity about alcohol, and for some, the reason to drink will mostly be the chemical effect.
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And my failures gave me some extremely valuable gifts: renewed confidence, a refreshed perspective, and an insatiable curiosity about what works, what doesn't, and, most importantly, why?
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It seemed odd, but although Gerald did have some curiosity about how Charlotte looked and what she was doing, it did not keep him awake at night.
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He seemed to suggest he had a smidgen of respect for, or at least curiosity about, the maverick leader, the most recent incarnation of a longstanding dynasty.
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But after "Eastwatch," we have some further morbid curiosity about which terrible decision exactly is going to come back to bite her, or burn her, in the end.
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Overall, I found it best to embrace indulge my curiosity about most of my experiences traveling alone in Kerala — even the hot curry I was offered for breakfast.
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Of course, boring posts may spark curiosity about what other pictures and videos might be lurking past the next scroll, and it may catalyze a few more swipes.
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It shows her curiosity about the natural world and human labor and foregrounds the natural historian and public historian present in all her diaries but never better exposed.
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Experimenting with e-cigarettes might also increase youth's curiosity about marijuana, reduce perceived harm of marijuana use, and increase the social access to marijuana from peers and friends.
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It occurs to me that Majumdar's curiosity about what viewers will see, and how they will respond, is a crucial ingredient in the mix of his working process.
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I was pretty engaged at [tour] rehearsal, but we did a lot of touring before, so I don't have a lot of curiosity about what touring is like.
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So too our natural curiosity about the unknown can lead us astray on a website that leads us too much in the direction of lies, hoaxes and misinformation.
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But there is a lot of curiosity about whether he will become the first player elected unanimously by the baseball writers, achieving something other shoo-ins have not.
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Still, even after reading the book several times, and reviewing it for The Times, I felt an abiding uncertainty and a kind of tender curiosity about Auggie's face.
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"I am interested in using greenery and the interplay with hidden or partly covered faces… to keep a level of curiosity about what we cannot see," she explained.
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"What I love about Gigi is her curiosity about the game," Bryant told the Los Angeles Times in 2019, calling his daughter "something else" on the basketball court.
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Drake, in fact, has demonstrated a keen and growing curiosity about Caribbean music, owing partly to the influence of the many immigrant enclaves in Toronto, his home town.
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My curiosity about this cartographic relationship led me to enter the terms "Ireland Westeros map" into Google, where I learned that my observation was not an original one.
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But Pokora was overwhelmed by curiosity about what software he might unearth on Epic's servers and titillated by the prospect of reverse-engineering a trove of top-secret games.
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Near Ukraine war's front lines, curiosity about the Trump effect About 200 people have been evacuated from Avdiivka, nearly half of them children, Ukraine's State Emergency Service said Friday.
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He's more interested in everyone else's curiosity about how he grew up and their assumption that something horrific must have happened for him to write about such dark things.
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Another new feature is the addition of an ad tracker counter, which largely serves to satisfy user curiosity about how many tracking ads are blocked while using the app.
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Besides being a symbol of western emigration hardship, the Donner Party also reveals a biological curiosity about the survival of men and women: women are generally better at it.
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We spoke to Bridle to learn more about the circumstances behind this vague photo series and better understand his apprehension and curiosity about the robot chauffeurs of the future.
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This may be why the campaign makes up only about a third of "Black to the Future," despite inevitable curiosity about what Mr. Black has to say about it.
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Over the years, Mr. Cooper, an artist and writer, has curated any number of collections of ideas and images, revealing an inexhaustible curiosity about art and the human condition.
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So that curiosity about how can we bring the markets forward, change the way they work to make them more efficient, that's a key part of our legal organization.
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"What Counts," from last year, also showed a keen curiosity about rhythm, responding to the jarring shifts of meter in a score by the jazz trio the Bad Plus.
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Activist Ryan Korbarri, 28, said the backlash which was played out on television and in local newspapers prompted his parents' curiosity about his job with a LGBT rights group.
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Your child can communicate the basics to you, they're mature enough to alert you when they need or want something and they may be expressing curiosity about the toilet.
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Hammad's father, Saad, said it was important to foster in his children a curiosity about their heritage, particularly because they were not able to visit the region as children.
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And a masterpiece is always the result of a strong need," Mr. Brizé wrote in an email, declaring his "eternal curiosity about these films which sometimes come from nowhere.
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No sexual practice is improper, the doctor offers helpfully, but the encouragement only makes it worse: Curiosity about an erotic act would be the normal shameful question to ask.
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But at the same time, it speaks to our morbid curiosity about what the world might look like without us — a question even nonfiction books have tried to answer.
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The show, which ran from 1993-2000, followed a teenage boy whose curiosity about life leads him into some hilarious adventures while growing up alongside his friends and family.
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Set in 1972, the Nixon-era echoes add an understated timeliness to an ABC sitcom that will rely on curiosity about a "Roseanne"-less "The Conners" to get sampled.
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The surge in at-home DNA testing, enabled by popular companies like AncestryDNA and 23 and Me, has always been driven in part by curiosity about one's family history.
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His curiosity about minimalism, then, reads like a response to a time when everyone is bombarded with digital information, superfluous gadgets, and online advertising designed to compel instantaneous purchases.
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Maybe you click through ads for trendy new sneakers out of curiosity about how "the culture" is living, but actually spend your weekends looking for shoes in thrift stores.
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"What I saw there was a person who has the same kind of wonder and curiosity about the nature of the universe that many of us do," says Oman-Reagan.
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"A portrait can force the viewer to stop and stare—which is anyway a national pastime—and evoke their curiosity about the life and condition of the subject," he says.
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Then, the game told me I could open up the map, and suddenly there was a new incentive to explore, beyond my own curiosity about this beautiful, top-down world.
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By transforming trees in residents' everyday settings, organizers hope to spur curiosity about the project and create dialogue around both a local problem and the broader issue of climate change.
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However deep my curiosity about the lives of the elderly was, I have to confess that the true driving force behind my research was my intense fear of growing old.
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The fellows should have a particular interest and curiosity about European affairs, as the prizes aim to help continental writers better understand Britain and British writers better understand the continent.
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He also encourages curiosity about the "change process" so that patients feel empowered to experiment with their behavior, noting any revelations that come with replacing old patterns with new ones.
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Reading fuels a sense of curiosity about the world, which I think helped drive me forward in my career and in the work that I do now with my foundation.
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At times, the five men, who are gay, are met with invasive curiosity about living as openly gay people, but this never stops them from doing what they do best.
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It's meant to honor the 250th anniversary of the passage of a constitutional law that abolished censorship — the world's first — but also to stoke people's curiosity about the Scandinavian country.
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"Experimenting with e-cigarettes might also increase youth's curiosity about marijuana, reduce perceived harm of marijuana use, and increase the social access to marijuana from peers and friends," Dai added.
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Offer an authentic reason you agreed to come in for the interview by conveying curiosity about the position as well as your belief that this is an exciting career opportunity.
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You might not get the full story of, say, the burning of Parliament in 1849, but the digital flames might lick into your memory and pique your curiosity about history.
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There she followed her curiosity about the laborers who worked the land, tended to animals and cooked the food, joining them to simmer clay pots of beans and heat tortillas.
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There was plenty of curiosity about whether the latest advances in sports science and technology could help a runner break the barrier years or decades earlier than many had predicted.
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In the seven decades he was at M.I.T., Professor Forrester retained an engineer's curiosity about how things work, and occasionally voiced dismay that his students were not always so inclined.
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Whether you do will largely depend on your enjoyment of (or tolerance for) narrative ellipses, and your curiosity about how these faces, quotes, allusions and interstitial moments together create meaning.
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For those who have a morbid curiosity about the decaying vestiges of America, the online urban exploration community is a gateway into the past and a mirror for the present.
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The jacket's garnishes — piped trim, hidden hook closures — are meticulous enough that I felt a pang of curiosity about Repetto's margins on the item, even priced as it was at $390.
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Having genuine intellectual curiosity about the course material is a helpful asset, but just showing up to office hours can earn you brownie points, since most students never make that effort.
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"I live in a weird town where people have lots of curiosity about my life and I try to just go about my days as best I can," she told E!
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What he loved was the ambience, good spirits between French and English fans, which he says has animated his travels ever since, along with curiosity about the countries he has visited.
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Kennedy's curiosity about the plight of the poor and marginalized grew into a rage against political inequality in America, just as King's concerns led him to embrace a Poor People's Movement.
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Since then curiosity about that deal has spawned intense media coverage and, this week, helped prompt the FBI to raid the hotel room and offices of Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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It was Mr. Styron's curiosity about his own mind, and his determination to use himself as a case study to understand a mysterious disease, that gave the book its political power.
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Steyer's digital success is fueling intense curiosity about what he'll do with that tool — and whether he'll use it beyond his California base for a White House bid of his own.
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"The whole project reflected Jack's curiosity about the world, and his unique ability to think in audacious terms," said Janet Froelich, who was then the art director of The Times Magazine.
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Raffan's curiosity about this traces back 15 years, to when she became a veterinary surgeon and saw firsthand that certain breeds are more likely than others to put on extra weight.
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Cool Cuts aims to spark readers' curiosity about the people and events of the Civil Rights Movement and make the realities of growing up black in America hit home. Brave. Black.
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Although debates tend to have a small, and often ephemeral, effect on presidential races, they can pique curiosity about more obscure candidates, or help trigger or slow the momentum of others.
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On the other hand were readers who seemed horrified that any attention would be paid to these sorts of wines, as if curiosity about them amounted to transgressing some sacred trust.
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By adding the creature to its fourth-floor dinosaur galleries, AMNH is encouraging curiosity about the still-buried mysteries of our planet's past and engaging with the current direction of paleontology.
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Not only do we obsess over the star finds and slashed-price steals that we snag for ourselves, but we also possess an insatiable curiosity about what's trending in other carts too.
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And we will be more equipped than ever to bring the complexity of our analysis, the rigor of our reporting, and the curiosity about how and why we play to the world.
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Sprengelmeyer is an inexhaustible conversationalist, due to what I can only perceive as a boundless curiosity about anything and everything, but specifically about the way the mind—both conscious and unconscious—works.
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They also captured moments that professional photographers might miss — the sometimes-surreal framing revealing their curiosity about an uncertain world, where cops supervised kids playing behind arenas and reporters appeared with instructions.
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This was the first Dior show without the designer Raf Simons, and there was curiosity about the collection, of course, and speculation whether any of the regular Dior stars would show up.
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I'm even able to squeeze in some TV after the kids are in bed, due to the convenience of Netflix, Amazon Prime, and a deep curiosity about all those old cable shows.
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A new survey of Rosler's work at the Jewish Museum, titled Irrespective, helps bring into focus the contours of her politics, as it illuminates her urgent curiosity about the workings of society.
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Basically, then, ABC will still be courting controversy, just on different fronts, and likely with a significantly smaller audience, after the inevitable curiosity about what a Roseanne-less "Roseanne" will look like.
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They are impossibly realistic and have tapped into our natural curiosity about our own shells, our fascination with wrinkles, folds, greasy pores and the different shapes and sizes of the human body.
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Despite the toll humans have exacted on them, gray whales, which can reach 49 feet in length and weigh 45 tons, are known for their curiosity about boats and friendliness toward people.
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"To the extent that it can trigger any curiosity about our island and its native species and the very idea of native species, I think it's totally in Hosack's spirit," she said.
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It is interesting, informative, exciting and emotional, and for anyone with even some curiosity about what makes the machines of our world work as well as they do, it's a real treat.
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However, recent statements from officials indicating that inflation may stay under the Fed's target rate for longer than they thought has kindled curiosity about what that will mean for the rate trajectory.
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My curiosity about this mind-set is what had brought me to Kansas City, and would ultimately draw me into the state of Kansas, covering more than 23,220 miles in five days.
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There is also curiosity about whether she can transfer her finely honed cable-news persona to the fickle waters of network news and different formats like a newsmagazine and a morning show.
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Walking the city streets from night to morning, he experienced an instant attraction to the city, and an intense curiosity about its mix of non-Western customs and hyper-modern urban surfaces.
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" While Unglert admires Miller-Keyes' curiosity about the world, he says that the most challenging part of traveling with his girlfriend is that "she can find things to complain about really easily.
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It's my hope that in addition to satisfying my curiosity about my favorite game, the suit will also ratchet up the pressure on OPD to better comply with transparency laws for everyone.
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"We think it's a primal attraction in the same way we respond to a beautiful rainbow, sunset, or campfire," says Koga of viewers' curiosity about the works in The Art of Plasma.
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Epstein often has to keep up the appearance of heteronormativity, while his friend/opponent engages partly as a provocateur and partly out of genuine curiosity about exploring a taboo side of his sexuality.
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Watching the power meter adjust to the needs of all your connected devices is fascinating, in the same way that viewing the data collected by fitness trackers sates curiosity about your daily movement.
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The Economist: I suspect that these Silicon Valley platforms wouldn't be so popular if they didn't reflect our desire for quick justice and our lack of curiosity about the people we disagree with.
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Sarah Palin was dismissed as a "Barbie" — when to me, her most egregious flaw was her completely lack of curiosity about the world, and frankly, Barbie has proven to have quite the opposite.
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Suh is an avid investor with an interest in tech, a degree in engineering from Nebraska, and keen curiosity about the world around him, particularly with how people find success in other fields.
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In fact, the photos might raise curiosity about drugs The City of East Liverpool said it released the photos to raise awareness of the collateral impact of drug addiction on families, including children.
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"Experimenting with e-cigarettes or hookah might increase youth's curiosity about marijuana, reduce perceived harm of marijuana use, and increase the social access to marijuana from peers and friends," Dai said by email.
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Recalling that the artist told me his curiosity about the afterlife was sparked by the book Proof of Heaven, his conclusion feels intentionally south of heaven, with an ending both odd and alarming.
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Ordinary Singaporeans CNN spoke with expressed curiosity about the arrival of the two leaders, but seemed more concerned about whether the meeting might lead to traffic delays rather than its wider political implications.
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As she escorts University of Sussex neuroscientist Anil Seth through Cayo Santiago's forest paths, Santos explains how to interact with the primate population and points out the monkeys' curiosity about the film crew.
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Real estate shapes the city's food scene, but a longstanding openness to different ways of cooking and living, a curiosity about Yemeni roast lamb or Oaxacan mole or Japanese noodle soup, defines it.
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An inversion of "mysterious orphan" tropes, Hollyhock isn't an unstable runaway with obvious emotional problems resulting from her adoption—she's a level-headed, kind teenager whose curiosity about her origins feels refreshingly uncomplicated.
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As we respond to kids' natural, healthy curiosity about the human form, we can instill in them the idea that all people are born with wonderful bodies capable of feeling pleasure and pain.
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Our curiosity about all that we've discovered this year will fuel more breakthroughs, and that curiosity is felt not only by the scientists at the vanguard of exploration, but by all of humanity.
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"Some of these other supporters of Biden and Klobuchar are the ones taking a look, because they're the ones most concerned about electability," Mr. Murray said, referring to voter curiosity about Mr. Buttigieg.
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The backing of Ikea, known for its affordable, mass-market furnishings, could help attract more public curiosity about smart home appliances, which most consumers have not yet seen a compelling reason to purchase.
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If I could have dinner with any influential figure from any time period, it would be with ... Leonardo da Vinci, because he had a curiosity about the world that I think was unparalleled.
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A lunar eclipse — or "blood moon," as it has come to be known — captivated people around the world on Friday, not only eclipse-chasers but also many with a healthy curiosity about astronomy.
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His curiosity about everything from history to pop culture inspired him to dream big and create collections that captured a rare kind of imagination that had influence way beyond the world of fashion.
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Curiosity about the Trump marriage has flared in the past, as when he tried and failed to hold her hand in front of the press or when multiple women accused him of being unfaithful.
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Curiosity about the Trump marriage has flared in the past, as when he tried and failed to hold her hand in front of the press or when other women accused him of being unfaithful.
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This is a project idea that wouldn't ever have crossed my mind a month ago, but then again piquing attendees' curiosity about hardware hacking was the point of electronic Def Con badges all along.
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She made by hand award-winning Halloween costumes, served as Cookie Mom every year for the Girl Scouts, and instilled in me a sense of curiosity about the world and a love of learning.
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We usually trust Chrissy Teigen on all matters always, but her traumatizing tale combined with her usage of the caps lock key immediately erased all our curiosity about this strange fruit-nut-plant hybrid.
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Curiosity about your biological ancestry is pretty common (though, if you don't know who the donor is or if you promised him anonymity, your daughters won't have a right to learn more about him).
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It appears that Miitomo's early success may have been more about the draw of the Nintendo brand, and fans' curiosity about the company's first-ever smartphone application, more so than the actual game itself.
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The collective curiosity about why Spicer hates Dippin' Dots is nearing the degree that Americans want to see Donald Trump's tax returns (which is "a lot," regardless of Kellyanne Conway's dismissal of the issue).
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It feels like the ultimate expression of the belief, in an age of endless revivals and cinematic-universe expansions, that no fan's curiosity about any corner of a fictional world should ever go unsatisfied.
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"Many of those individuals tested out of simple curiosity about their ethnic origins and were met with an unexpected, often life-changing, surprise when they received their results," said Ms. Moore, the genetic genealogist.
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Surely anyone worthy of being called a "liberal" should defend your right to speak your own mind, and should maintain an attitude of open-minded curiosity about people who think differently than they do.
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To feed her curiosity about the ancient world, she also travels frequently, in particular along the Silk Road — a lifelong journey that has taken her, over several decades, from Italy to India and China.
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We hope our wilderness outings will instill in them a sense of curiosity about the natural world and of stewardship over it, as well as physical and emotional stamina and an appetite for wonder.
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Popular veneration of Wright rests less on his architecture than on a single picture of Fallingwater (shot on a downstream path where only the photographically intrepid venture), combined with keen curiosity about the man.
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Some of these are from his own childhood, some are books he read to his (still growing) children, and some seem chosen to answer a curiosity about what so-called girl books really are.
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But with no way to get there, he instead enrolled in medical school in Hungary to pursue a career in psychoanalysis, inspired by his curiosity about what had motivated the anti-Semitism he experienced.
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So please indulge us by allowing us to ruminate on some of the questions you might've been too embarrassed to ask, or that have piqued your curiosity about one of TV's most fascinating experiments.
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When it came to my curiosity about Paula's mysterious past and the root of her relentless anxiety, I eventually realized that the answers might lie in the wisdom of a higher power beyond my reach.
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She responded to me in part, I think, because despite the sleeplessness, depression and anxiety the scandal provoked, she was unable to quiet her curiosity about the norms and social structure of a discipline — i.e.
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One great way to keep on top of all the gossip is through an app, and there are plenty of them out there catering to our curiosity about the Academy Awards and the entertainment industry.
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Wampler, a professor at Michigan's Grand Valley State University, uses geographic information systems and satellite imagery frequently in his work, and he decided to employ them to satisfy his curiosity about the trees in Haiti.
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When we visit the campus of Brandeis University — where Gisholt is a professor — he indulges my curiosity about the history of the department: who was there, where they worked, what they left behind on campus.
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But did they make it easier for those with an interest in, or even mild curiosity about kink to learn more, discuss the topic more freely, and find people who might be interested in exploring?
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More recently she received a trove of letters and photos from a distant relative that reignited her curiosity about her maternal grandfather, who emigrated from Scotland to Nova Scotia and then to the United States.
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I'm convinced that all of these qualities, which introverts seem to share—feeling like an outsider, being an observer, curiosity about the stories and situations of others—inform how I've made my way through life.
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In Bresson's movie, the camera keeps approaching the minister, as if moved by a compassionate curiosity about his plight, whereas most of "First Reformed" is constructed from static shots; the camera scarcely stirs an inch.
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I went to Gee's Bend with a deep curiosity about the lives and inspirations of these extraordinary artists, whose works hang in museums around the country, including the Whitney and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Bob Woodward's new book "Fear" depicts a national security team unnerved by the President's lack of knowledge or curiosity about world affairs, as well as his contempt for the views of military and intelligence leaders.
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While Ball could easily wind up dropping the ball, but through four episodes, "Here and Now" has enough to recommend it to spur curiosity about where it goes from here, and what might come tomorrow.
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If Marshawnism — a philosophy that appears to promote genuine curiosity about the world and goodwill toward fellow humans — could somehow replace Trumpism as America's chief current export, then we'd all live in a happier world.
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" Which sounds like a crazy and unimaginative to say, because anyone with any sense of imagination or just curiosity about the world will look around the tech industry and say, "There's so much exciting stuff happening.
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A devout Christian and father of three, Fowle, 58, traveled to the secretive dictatorship in 2014, driven by a long-abiding curiosity about the Hermit Kingdom and a desire to spread the Gospel to its people.
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Whether you want to learn about history through its untold stories, hear about the rise of an iconic band, or feed your lifelong curiosity about all things science, your listening needs are about to be met.
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For many trans people, knowing that expressing curiosity about their own bodies can give fodder to the people who want to erase them from the planet keeps them silent and isolated when it comes to sex.
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There is much curiosity about what Trump will say and do on his trip next week to the G20 summit in Hamburg, where he is to meet Vladimir Putin for the first time since taking office.
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In the eighties, curiosity about authors was less urgent, perhaps because the New Criticism was still a force to reckon with, or, probably, more to the point, because there was no Google to instantly gratify it.
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It lives on other people's ideas, and, although its ordinary people are adaptable, most of its leaders (in all fields) so lack curiosity about the events that surround them that they are often taken by surprise.
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"Professor Helmreich was a true City College institution, a man with a restless curiosity about the people around him, a ceaseless investigator and an avid storyteller," CCNY President Vincent Boudreau said in a statement to CNN.
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Typically, customers would come to her team with curiosity about how they could use Slack most effectively, but in the past few weeks, she's seen a shift: Now customers are coming to Slack out of need.
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"We have this kind of morbid curiosity about what our cats might do to us given the opportunity," says Dr. Mikel Delgado, a cat behavior specialist at UC Davis who was not involved in the research.
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Grandage, like Jordan and Fincher, emphasizes what's most interesting about Whitaker—his emotional accessibility, his curiosity about his own pain and that of the society that surrounds him—but he doesn't make Erie a nostalgic figure.
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Ms. Harris is still not yet well known to voters, but there is curiosity about her among the party rank-and-file as they face a Democratic nomination contest that is defined primarily by its uncertainty.
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The Night Of's finale night may not have answered all of our questions about the evening in question, but thanks to one of the showrunners, our curiosity about one of crime drama's breakout characters has been satisfied.
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For those whose curiosity about conspiracies or the occult brings them far enough to find Blood Over Intent, Castillo told Gizmodo, the ritual is the holy grail, the hidden knowledge, and the community they've been looking for.
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Stephen King has built his career and fortune off of his curiosity about the full range of disgusting things that normal people are capable of, and the same can be said about artists who write love songs.
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In a sense, I empathize with the curiosity about Obama's sex life—as I've said before, he may be the hottest president of all time, so it's only natural to think about him in more intimate contexts.
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In 1829 Johann Dobereiner, a German, noticed a curiosity about these trios (members of groups now known, respectively, as alkali metals, alkaline earths and halogens), and also another triplet that shared similar properties: sulphur, selenium and tellurium.
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McMonagle asked Schaffer about a 2005 document he had created, called "Questions for Andrea," in which Schaffer expressed curiosity about why Constand had agreed to meet Cosby at a casino before the night of the alleged assault.
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"For example, maybe you haven't worked abroad, but you are part of a very diverse multicultural team in your home office, which has prompted curiosity about international business based on cultural differences in communication styles," she said.
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Even as curiosity about him has grown, he's largely been hard to pin down in interviews—in some cases because the interviewer was a drunk Tim Westwood—preferring to speak directly to his fans over social media.
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But you'll care for these characters, because Ms. Ching writes roles that actors enjoy playing, probably because she works from a place of genuine curiosity about who we are and how we got to be that way.
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His curiosity about the breed of fan who has been banned from games leads him to observe and then participate in football hooliganism, on and off the field — even, at one point, attending a National Front disco.
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As a trans child bursting with curiosity about my gender, I took any chance I could get to sport flowing fabric, don flowers and wear extravagant hats — the kind I wasn't usually allowed to wear at home.
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"Between Them" is driven by the author's curiosity about who his parents were — both who they seemed to him to be in their lives and who, in retrospect, he imagines they might have been beyond his view.
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It also helps that the Manhattan Archie has little curiosity about what he calls "current events," thus sparing the reader the newsreel-like interludes of potted history that are constantly interjected into the two other story lines.
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Curiosity about the history and future of the U.S. Space Program is reaching a fever pitch, with commercial space travel gathering steam and NASA having named the first nine astronauts to launch from U.S. soil since 214.
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Another is growing curiosity about "Modern Monetary Theory" (MMT), a fringe economic doctrine which holds that debt-to-GDP ratios are irrelevant in countries that issue their own currency—and that the only constraint on spending is inflation.
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Of course, although the Netflix hit covers a lot of ground, there's still reams of information about the 91-year-old monarch's life that isn't included — or is dramatized, leading to curiosity about what's fact and what's fiction.
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The appealing qualities of the period's literature—its humor, its frankness about sex and power, its omnivorous curiosity about humanity and the world—can be squandered, by present-day revivalists, amid defunct slang, semicolon dashes, and promiscuous capitalization.
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It is more like the scratching of an itch—the fulfillment of an inevitable curiosity about what was really going on while we were cheering and checking our phones and looking at the wrong part of the screen.
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Earlier versions of A Star Is Born, for instance, starred screen legends Barbra Streisand, Judy Garland, and Janet Gaynor, and curiosity about how the new version would stack up against the older one likely drove some to buy tickets.
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Written by Mr. Garrel, Jean-Claude Carrière, Caroline Deruas (who is married to Mr. Garrel) and Arlette Langmann, the film has a curiosity about how women deal with a selfish and unreliable man that feels more gallant than empathetic.
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I'm not alone in my admiration for Sennheiser's pricey flagship cans, and I suspect I won't be alone in my profound excitement and curiosity about a new Sennheiser HD 820 that the German audio company just announced at CES.
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Although it's clear that the movie puts emphasis on her stick-thin drag arches (they appear in several different scenes), it's not quite as clear exactly why (we have a similar curiosity about Ally's nose, but that's another story).
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While Trump's interactions with the political elite of both parties throughout the years have given him insights into their world, he has never has shown an intellectual curiosity about the mechanics of governing or how to lead a party.
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In addition to whetting one's appetite for full biographies of all eight of its central figures, "The Art of Rivalry" arouses deeper curiosity about a number of supporting characters, including Charles Baudelaire, Gertrude Stein, Peggy Guggenheim and Lee Krasner.
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Peter Dayan, Ray Dolan and Wolfram Schultz, who all work in Britain, said they were surprised and delighted to receive the Brain Prize, which they said was a recognition of their persistent curiosity about how the human brain works.
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Emdin grew up an inquisitive kid in Brooklyn and the Bronx, but once he got to high school, the curiosity about the world his mom would praise as "like a scientist" was suddenly deemed "disruptive" or "distracted" by teachers.
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Nonetheless, curiosity about what the sacred texts say, and about how we ought to read them even if we don't think them sacred, is a persistent preoccupation of our era, and has produced not a few robust publishing projects.
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One young woman, Becca, complains about her lackluster social life, yet lacks any curiosity about herself — or even much willingness to think with any depth about why the people at work and her boyfriends eventually turn away from her.
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"She is a genuine person and has a natural curiosity about people, which leads to her being great at her job," said the ESPN announcer Rebecca Lobo, who has worked with Rowe for years at the women's Final Four.
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Mr. Kirwan, best known as the lead singer of Black 47, said the idea for the musical was born of his curiosity about the Five Points, which he heard about from his grandfather, and his affection for Foster's songs.
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"My original curiosity about reality television has waned over the years, and I am focusing on TV and writing projects that better suit my more steady temperament," she also said, confirming an interest in returning to writing and TV producing.
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Restrictions on H-1B visas have sparked curiosity about whether IT outsourcing companies that are reliant on such visas will try to place workers in China or elsewhere instead, but research and consulting firm Eurasia Group told CNBC that's unlikely.
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And if that's not enough to satisfy your curiosity about this creatively fertile period (a "small hurricane" as Lennon once described it), a pair of documentaries — Imagine and Gimme Some Truth — have been issued on DVD from Eagle Rock Entertainment.
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In fact, she reverted to some of the biographical talking points in her stump speech (she always wanted to be a teacher but a midcareer curiosity about the iniquities of bankruptcy set her on a winding path to elective office).
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The question isn't a denunciation of the "normal" life so much as an extension of empathy, and a true curiosity about what it might mean to break down conventional expectations of career and success to allow for more personal creativity.
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A second category of people, Wupperman suggested, may interact with others on the site mostly out of curiosity about what others think of their appearance, but either not take any recommended actions or pick-and-choose the most superficial ones.
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My curiosity about where Korneffel was going led me to check out her debut exhibition, Jule Korneffel: here comes trouble, at Spencer Brownstone Gallery (March 6 – April 21, 2019), which opened less than a year after she graduated from Hunter.
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But the movie puts the viewer squarely in Diana's point of view, putting us in her head with her pleasure at seeing Steve naked—her curiosity about what he is and her surefootedness compared to his awkwardness as the focus.
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His irrepressible passion for people, all people, his brilliant curiosity about every-single-thing-on-earth, his gargantuan generosity of spirit toward friends and strangers alike — they added up to a man who was superhuman yet completely human at once.
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I began solving The Times Crossword regularly as a freshman in high school and my curiosity about writing them started fairly early as well, but my constructing during this time produced little more than half-baked ideas on graph paper.
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Elena Ferrante's beloved Neapolitan Novels (and the ongoing HBO adaptation of them) — along with the gritty "Gomorrah" books, movie and TV series — has roused curiosity about a destination long considered little more than a steppingstone to Capri, Ischia and Amalfi.
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It was Mr. Rybczynski's curiosity about single houses that led him and his wife, Shirley Hallam, to visit Charleston for the first time back in the 1970s, road-tripping down from Canada, where he lived and taught at the time.
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Ms. Wolfe said that after every performance of the piece, listeners, some of whom are drawn more by the subject matter than by any curiosity about modern composers, come up to her afterward to tell her about their ties to mining.
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"[His] passion for making a difference in people's lives, curiosity about the world, and energetic embrace of progressive values will be huge assets on SFRC [the Senate Foreign Relations Committee] during this very consequential time in U.S. foreign policy," he said.
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He lived among countless books, the notebooks in which he recorded his curiosity about everything, and his photographs of bits of buildings and superimposed layers of posters on walls, the discrete instalments from which his perception of the world incrementally emerged.
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Their curiosity about the case prompted me to include Turner in a section of my textbook that discusses the changing definitions of crime over time — specifically, on the page that focuses on the definition of rape in the FBI's data collection efforts.
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This person theorized that Trump already had a common touch before entering politics but that he refined his blue-collar instincts by showing deep curiosity about the lives of his voters on the campaign trail, then thinking about their lives and problems.
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As someone who has long been fascinated by the history of this region, I was attracted to this scene, but it also felt wrong knowing that what had brought me there—a curiosity about Mexican bullfighting—carried significant moral and historical burdens.
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It seems ridiculous for me to talk about a remake of Final Fantasy VII except through the lens of someone who experienced it already, whose anticipation revisiting is undeniable curiosity about what parts Square Enix ultimately considers precious—and what gets cut.
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"For many people, it's not just curiosity [about when we will get this technology]... there are people who are blind... or those who have elderly friends... we have to talk about the fact that maybe they shouldn't be driving anymore," he said.
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Robin Taub, a certfified public accountant and author of A Parent's Guide to Raising Money-Smart Kids, suggests getting kids starting to think about money around the age of 5, or whenever they "start to express an interest or a curiosity" about money.
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My curiosity about his condition after nearly a decade and a half was piqued, but my C in high school chemistry was not going to get me the answers I needed, at which point it seemed pertinent to turn to an expert.
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I think that's what's really touching about the young people, always no matter what the decade, who come through the shop, that there is often a hopefulness and curiosity about how they can be engaged with the world and with other people.
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Back when my son was a preschooler and I too felt the quasi-biological imperative to feed his curiosity about words and pictures with the most nourishing examples, picture books with that shiny gold foil seal on their cover often headed my playlist.
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While The American Monument takes no explicit political position on this issue, driven instead primarily by curiosity about affection for the genre itself, it is simply not possible to see some of these images in the same way we once might have.
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Her London-based younger brother Prince Nicolas, who celebrated his first birthday in June, showed some curiosity about his surroundings, looking out at other guests among the congregation when he wasn't being held by his father or mother or playing with a small toy helicopter.
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Seeing and touching a dick is a specific kind of intimacy — a permitted, shared, physical exploration of another person — that recalls an adolescent level of curiosity about other male bodies that many men I spoke to feel as though they'd missed out on satisfying.
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Surely, her curiosity about her son's dramatic (and sudden) demise will prompt her to do a bit of sleuthing; and, because she's, to steal a phrase from Kravitz, "Meryl fucking Streep," we have a feeling she's going to accomplish what she set out to do.
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As their success grew, so did curiosity about Ms. Ferrante's identity, which gave rise to amateur literary sleuthing at a level not seen since the unmasking of Joe Klein as the author of "Primary Colors," a roman à clef about Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign.
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Colleagues who knew Mr. Shandling during the 1970s and 80s, as he gained recognition as a stand-up and guest host of "The Tonight Show," said that beneath his stage persona of a neurotic, superficial bachelor was a man with a sincere curiosity about spirituality.
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She wears her social engagement lightly, not allowing it to encumber her feeling for color and light, her sense of composition, or her curiosity about the "invisible hand" of the real estate market and its visible effect on the fabric of everyday urban life.
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The Seattle Symphony enjoyed a string of artistic successes under the musical leadership of the French conductor Ludovic Morlot, so when he announced last spring that he would step down after the 2018-19 season, there was widespread curiosity about who would succeed him.
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Inspired by a curiosity about the lives of the ultrawealthy — and the time Kim Basinger bought a small town in Georgia in the late 1980s — he created "Schitt's Creek" with his father and shopped it around to American cable and broadcast networks, which all passed.
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Some people … don't really like to go too far from where they're from but I just had that curiosity about London and I wanted to know what was in all of the buildings and what was going on, on all of these streets as well.
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Though I shared the brothers' curiosity about that black trunk and what its contents might reveal, I longed to see Attila and Robert outside the confines of Hermina's house, venturing into the city, experiencing Paris through eyes accustomed to the privations of Communist Hungary.
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We focus on what we call exquisite listening — the ability to shut out all distractions and maintain a laserlike focus on what the speaker is saying, with a deep curiosity about the feelings, values, goals and internal conflicts the speaker is trying to convey.
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Pattinson's character is the younger, less experienced seaman of the two, and his partner enjoys hazing him; he's also haunted by dreams (or are they?) of a screaming mermaid and his own curiosity about what's actually going on at the top of the lighthouse at night.
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It&aposs a safe assumption that with even just scattered bits and pieces of news, the North is by now virtually awash in rumors and that there is an intense curiosity about how relations with Washington are changing, at least among the more educated, affluent urban population.
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Time and again, Trump's lack of preparation and lack of curiosity about the nitty-gritty details about a particular piece of legislation or a geopolitical reality -- he offered controversial Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte a meeting at the White House, for example -- keep getting him into trouble.
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It was a weird, resonant object, because people are using that kind of stuff out of curiosity about themselves, and maybe out of a little racial panic about "who am I really," and meanwhile [contributing to] this giant database [that's] being used for God knows what.
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The irony here is that both men write about the power of curiosity, about how the people who really change the world are pursuing obsessions indifferent to dreams of fame — but, strangely, both tried to write big, "important" books instead of lingering on their personal passions.
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Jordan gets away with these infelicities, paradoxically, because he's a good writer and knows how to pace a story — an uncommon gift these days — and because (also rare) his earnest curiosity about the emotional pulses of his characters isn't buried in sheaves of novelistic analysis or digression.
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And the denouement takes 80 pages, which seem especially slow on a second reading: after the plotted revenge, 80 pages of just wrapping up and reflecting, with nothing more to look forward to except several deaths by old age and some curiosity about whether Tess will return.
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In these cases, the issue isn't just lack of contextualizing information, but is lack of curiosity about what information might be missing—most significantly to this discussion, what specific bodies might be impacted in what specific ways by whatever punchline, sight gag, or meme making the rounds.
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" He continued: "What I love about Gigi is her curiosity about the game ... Even in a very heated situation in a game where it's very competitive and back and forth, she can detach herself and come over and ask a very specific questions, which is not common.
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Regardless of whether the viewer knows about the earlier painting or not, what "Untitled" conveys is a curiosity about looking, both as an outward act and an inward one, in pursuit of some understanding of our material relationship to time, space, and the world we inhabit.
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If his earlier, brighter, rather spare pictures were marked by a metaphysical air, now the currents of memory that had long helped shape his worldview found expression in colors shot through with melancholy, nostalgia, romance, gentle humor, and an abiding sense of curiosity about what makes people tick.
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CHIANG MAI, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Atama Katama had spent a decade through the 1990s DJ-ing hip hop at clubs across Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand when a fellow DJ asked him a question that sparked his curiosity about his indigenous roots in the Malaysian state of Sabah.
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The woman now infamously known as Hottentot Venus, Sara "Saartjie" Baartman of the Gonaquasub group of the Khoikhoi, was taken from Cape Town, South Africa to be exhibited alive, often naked, in London and Paris for eugenics-informed biomedical curiosity about the supposed anomalies of Black female anatomy.
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"That arrangement, combined with Cohen's past business dealings and friendship with Pecker, and the fact that Enquirer employees are reportedly not moving from AMI's Lower Manhattan headquarters, will undoubtedly lead to curiosity about whether Pecker might retain at least a dash of influence" over the Enquirer, Pompeo wrote.
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Jane is no ordinary biographical documentary: Morgen worked with hundreds of hours of archival footage (shot by Goodall's husband and considered lost until recently) to create a captivating portrait of her life and work, as well as a story of romance, dedication, and unbounded curiosity about the world.
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Perhaps the most prominent, however, is the Queen of Sheba, who undertook an epic 1400-mile journey across the desert sands of Arabia, along the coast of the Red Sea, and over the Jordan River to satisfy her curiosity about the fame and faith of the King of Israel.
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O'Brien is eighty-five years old, and praising this novel for its ambition, its daring vitality, its curiosity about the present age and about the lives of those displaced by its turbulence shouldn't be mistaken for the backhanded compliment that all this is remarkable given the author's advanced age.
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The job of running the United States requires not just a wealth of knowledge and understanding of the world as it has been, but also a curiosity about where the world is going and a willingness to take a fresh approach to the challenges we are facing as a country. Sen.
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What did surprise us was that a significant number of those who held a negative attitude toward the Islamic State were still receptive to its utopian message, while still larger numbers exhibited a curiosity about watching the kind of "slick" and horrifying atrocity porn for which the group has become notorious.
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Anisimova, who broke through at the junior level by winning the 2017 United States Open girls' title, complements her desire for immediacy with an uncommon curiosity about the past, expressing her admiration for Billie Jean King, the pioneer who played a formative role in getting women's professional tennis off the ground.
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But finding, in consecutive paragraphs, Miranda's imperturbable aunt described as "a slab of granite" and a pair of twins characterized as "identical as peas" and "walking mirror images" may mean that we find ourselves reading not for the pleasures of language but more simply out of curiosity about what will happen next.
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Instead, he followed his own instincts, which happened to involve a curiosity about other cultures, fiercely advocating for the marginalized (particularly Lantinx restaurant workers), and most recently, speaking up in support of the #MeToo movement, which hit the food industry hard after accusations of abuse against figures like Mario Batali became public.
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We saw how George W. Bush's inexperience in Washington allowed him to be manipulated by his vice president, and how his lack of curiosity about even basic policy questions led him to see inherently complicated problems (like invading a Middle Eastern country) as fundamentally simple, where unintended consequences were nothing to worry about.
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The summit could end up being a missed opportunity for other countries to develop a better understanding of exactly what Trump wants to do on trade with Pacific Rim countries — for example, does he have any curiosity about future regional deals, or will he in fact go for bilateral deals as he's suggested?
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Wall Street Bombing 21999 Wall St. brooklyn-battery tunnel By The New York Times The author, Matt Kapp, a film producer, found himself with a surplus of archival materials and a newfound curiosity about the city's oldest neighborhood after wrapping a documentary film on rebuilding the World Trade Center following Sept. 20053.
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But while Kim has leaned on decades of brainwashing tactics to elevate himself as a "god," a growing curiosity about foreign culture and the increasing penetration of free-market capitalism have begun to pose an internal threat to his domestic system of control in recent years, Thae told lawmakers on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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And what once seemed vices in Powell could be reevaluated as virtues: His fussiness was also a passion for precision in delineating what is exactly knowable about other people; his snobbery was also a sensitivity to the gradations of social milieu; his chilly dispassion also a necessary part of his anthropological curiosity about human oddness.
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More so than any other show on television right now, Westworld uses narrative tricks and fragmented storytelling to keep as many plates spinning in the air as possible, letting the audience's curiosity about something like "The Door" create an added layer of drama and anticipation that isn't there if the narrative was told in a more traditional way.
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Ms. Cherry's curiosity about people's lives, inspired by the artistry of photographers like Dorothea Lange, Helen Levitt and Paul Strand, brought her to the city's streets to take finely observed pictures of immigrants, street vendors, bocce players, construction workers, fruit auctioneers, farriers shoeing Central Park carriage horses, and children watching in amazement as an airplane flew overhead.
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Those who exhibit curiosity about white nationalist talking points or express frustration with the alt-right's ideological opponents such as feminists, anti-racism activists and "social justice warriors" are then escorted through a funnel of increasingly racist rhetoric designed to normalize the presence of white supremacist ideology and paraphernalia through the use of edgy humor and memes.
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Late in the game — when the game is pretty much up — Ramona asserts that "this whole city, this whole country, is one big strip club," a metaphor that would be more provocative if the movie had backed it up, had showed any real curiosity about the moral, economic and erotic transactions that keep the hustle running.
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Jones demonstrates an insatiable curiosity about his subject, speaking with everyone from a former Trump campaign insider to a collector of Rare Pepes to an expert on the occult, in addition to the usual friends, pundits, and academics, and chasing the frog's story everywhere from the dark corners of the internet to the streets of Hong Kong.
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However, as a person with a healthy curiosity about the workings of the world — not to mention one to whom it is typically a high priority to present a finished product — it was fascinating to see the work that goes into an environment that is usually presented as a seamless experience, and to get to know some of the people behind the process.
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Precisely because of the Trump family's reputation for chaos — not to mention that the Trump Organization, which is being run by Mr. Trump and his brother Eric, has been subpoenaed by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III — the divorce announcement only served to foster curiosity about Ms. Trump, who has been something of a lesser-known member of the family.
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Despite a title that feels a bit too coyly obvious — mirroring, as it does, the most famous line in White's book "Charlotte's Web," where Charlotte the spider writes "Some Pig!" in her web to promote the doomed Wilbur — "Some Writer!" certainly will fulfill kids' natural curiosity about the author of a "classic" that, unusual thing, still really works for them.
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To root for him was—could be—to root for the idea that Michael Jordan was still better than everything that came after him; that it was fine for your curiosity about the sport and about the people who played it to have calcified and become perfectly inert forever at the moment you decided Jordan was the greatest of all time.
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 85033 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.), Richard Dreyfus, Harvey Weinstein, Michael Oreskes and others heighten the collective curiosity about who reports and why.
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His Gunther novels—the latest, "Prussian Blue" (Marian Wood), is the twelfth in the series—had their origin in a postgraduate course on law and philosophy at the University of Birmingham, where Kerr developed an insistent curiosity about the influence of German Romanticism on that country's legal philosophy and, in turn, on the legally codified embrace of state terror that began there in 1933.
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Grade Level: 2276, 3, 4, 5 (high-level English language learners) Why We Chose It: We appreciate Ms. DeRito's ability to home in on short Times videos, restaurant reviews and science articles to use with elementary students who are learning English and create a curriculum that inspires wonder, reminds students of their home country and culture and capitalizes on their curiosity about the world around them.
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I'm willing to wager that the rise of the popularity of this term is partly to do with the fact that more women might be watching porn or frequenting porn websites as female sexuality becomes more openly discussed and encouraged, and these women might be drawn to that search word – because of the reason I mentioned before, or because of curiosity about their own pleasure, or because our generation is the most sexually fluid.
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When parents and caretakers were asked about how their children were doing, the adolescents who were not getting eight hours of sleep a night had a 34 percent increase in the odds of not showing interest or curiosity about learning new things, a 34 percent increase in the odds of not staying calm when faced with a challenge, and a 36 percent increase in the odds of not doing all their required homework.
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What's interesting to me is the visual perspective of wimmelbooks reflects the experience of riding not in cars but in trains and trams, where you pass close enough to houses to admire the tchotchkes in the windows and even through them to the back garden, at a slightly elevated angle, and at a pace slow enough to whet the curiosity about the residents yet quick enough to miss them if they should appear.
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With help from her husband, she tracks the formerly anonymous donor down in short order—family secrets that would once have been the stuff of deathbed confessions can now yield to a determined Google search—and tentatively builds a friendship with him, driven by curiosity about how this disclosure makes her life look different in retrospect (and surely also by a writer's sense that she has a great story by the tail here).
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As a 229-year-old Asian American male who is the eldest child of parents who were able to emigrate to America from China in 268 (the Chinese Exclusion Act did not apply to my half-Chinese/half-English father, a child born from the social crime of miscegenation in New York in 268 before growing up in China), my curiosity about the selection criteria was further piqued when I read a statement that Hockley made about Toyin Ojih Odutola, who was born in Nigeria and emigrated to America when she was five: She encapsulates all of these categories: immigrant, citizen, native-born, foreign-born, native speaker, ESL learner, African-American, but not African-American in the way that we generally mean it here […].
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