Ever since the deconstructed coffee of last year — which got people crying "peak hipster!" in anger — any product prefixed with the word "deconstructed" is automatically bound to receive a booting from social media.
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The deconstructed project used supplies from Michael's and Urban Outfitters.
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The Fairphone 26, by comparison, can be deconstructed in minutes.
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Hipsterism has gone too far when your coffee comes deconstructed.
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I had trouble bending the chassis of a deconstructed reader.
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This week, chilling reports emerged of another deconstructed food item.
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It looked unaccountably like a deconstructed view of Cezanne's bathers.
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Yeah, I ... Well, we deconstructed some walls, and then ... Yeah.
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It was an argument easily deconstructed by professor Jonathan Turley.
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In large ways and small the show deconstructed those assumptions.
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Dismantled shingle by shingle in 2016, the gazebo was carefully deconstructed.
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The most intact or least deconstructed figures may initially seem central.
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In essence, the flavor tastes like a deconstructed and frozen s'mores.
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Sacai deconstructed conventions of feminism, while Carolina Herrera did the opposite.
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Robert Hale and Louis Brandeis deconstructed free market ideologies, showing how
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That's one of my favorite parts of the whole deconstructed sessions.
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She creates tightly wound arpeggios that are just as quickly deconstructed.
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But I haven't been deconstructed for my useful components after all.
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And so "Don't Call Me Angel" is a deconstructed theme song.
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Aphex TwinI hear he's been getting really into "deconstructed club" lately. Great.
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For Spring, that means the oversized blazer is now the deconstructed blazer.
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The current debacle surrounds an unnamed Melbourne café's so-called "deconstructed" coffee.
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Her SS17 shirtdress collection featured a lot of frills and deconstructed shirts.
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Being in Lavey's studio is like being in a deconstructed hardware store.
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"Kelso Deconstructed," about a real-life 1959 murder in Notting Hill, shatters.
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Ms. Waller-Bridge created a modern heroine and deconstructed her at once.
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It is as if a deconstructed history was opened for new interpretations.
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It's beautifully presented, with the cheesecake in deconstructed rolls arranged on the plate.
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The second movement, Serenade, came across like deconstructed shards that somehow hung together.
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But the first episode for Spotify's Deconstructed was more like an animated infographic.
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It was totally delicious, particularly with the jam, almost like a deconstructed cheesecake.
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At home, she broke them apart, twisted them around, inverted, and deconstructed them.
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Allen essentially deconstructed one of those dongles and recreated it inside the phone.
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And after that, linear first-person shooters virtually deconstructed themselves out of existence.
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If a classic tiara isn't your vibe, opt for this deconstructed headband instead.
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The code, or "rule set," can be changed and therefore understood and deconstructed.
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To go along with, how about his recipe for a deconstructed baba ghanouj?
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The rest of the breakfast was essentially a deconstructed sausage biscuit with egg.
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The photograph, originally conceived through the male gaze, is deconstructed in Daignault's painting.
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These texts have been performed, adapted, and deconstructed for more than two millennia.
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The order: A deconstructed sushi bowl and an iced latte from Serotonin Eatery.
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She also uses deconstructed yarn to create distinct shapes and to highlight dark shadows.
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Cold shoulders AND ruffles AND deconstructed shirting AND Millennial pink in one goddamn shirt.
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Being sexy might not look the same when that question is deconstructed with honesty.
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He's a columnist at the Intercept and a host of its weekly podcast Deconstructed.
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The deconstructed top trend is a more experimental take on your classic button-down.
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What's exciting now is that rappers are embracing a more gender fluid, deconstructed aesthetic.
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Burberry's signature trench was deconstructed and came with a poncho worn with embellished heels.
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And she deconstructed Trump's fiction that Ukraine was out to get him in 2016.
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We've deconstructed facts, insisted that knowledge is situated and denied the existence of objectivity.
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Later, when Wilson visited Mia, "that narrative was deconstructed with breathtaking quickness," he recalled.
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What does someone like Mercer think will happen if the "administrative state" is fully deconstructed?
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The high-waisted denim cutoffs feature a frayed, deconstructed hem, and originally retailed for $58.
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I was listening yesterday to Bernie Sanders interview with Mehdi Hasan on his podcast deconstructed.
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"He's going to be challenged for that veneer to be deconstructed a bit," explained Domingo.
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He still remembered the picture of a car, deconstructed, every piston and lever lovingly identified.
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But "Masculinities" principally offers a sequence of stereotypes: sometimes celebrated, sometimes criticized, almost never deconstructed.
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If anything, he's working from his own deconstructed versions of chamber music and hip-hop.
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And notwithstanding their rousing start against the deconstructed Hawks, many growing pains await these Knicks.
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Their first collection featured deconstructed white shirting, which has become something of a design signature.
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For many people, HitClips served as a first experience with a handheld, deconstructed mix tape.
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While Priyanka Chopra and Sophia Bush deconstructed the menswear trend for a more avant-garde vibe.
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Trouser suits were deconstructed while dresses came in a variety of eye-catching and exaggerated shapes.
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Again and again, the youngsters are raked raw, their emotions deconstructed in the name of Art.
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This mens-y plaid peaked lapel vest ($1003) works as a deconstructed suit over a turtleneck.
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This mens-y plaid peaked lapel vest ($298) works as a deconstructed suit over a turtleneck.
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There's a lot of contrast of really melodic music and more deconstructed, dark, angular music too.
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The brand's fall 2016 collection, its second offering, features a deconstructed take on familiar, everyday objects.
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"You deconstructed my little girl into a coma," Renata hisses, in an absurd and hilarious line.
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Their garments — often cunningly tattered or fabulously deconstructed — weren't always wearable, but were impossible to disregard.
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In Fashion Statement outerwear — deconstructed, paint-splattered, cocoon-like, embellished — finds harmony in Tangier's dramatic landscape.
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"It was never my intention to leave the house partially deconstructed," Mendoza told Detroit Free Press.
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Earlier in her career, Paris-born Smith made hybrid objects made from deconstructed pieces of furniture.
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This creates dangers primarily for refugees but also for the governments that have deconstructed the system.
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This was something like the platonic ideal of a Rolling Loud performance — modern, young, deconstructed, riotous.
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Tomato and bocconcini kebobs You can think of this kebob as deconstructed pizza, minus the crust.
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Front Burner These deconstructed bars from La Maison du Chocolat have two flavors, side by side.
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Matt's invention Addax is a modular sofa that can be easily constructed and deconstructed, moved and expanded.
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We also deconstructed our patterns — especially those that can be destructive — and discussed them within small circles.
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Men's suits were deconstructed or had wide, ankle length trousers and sometimes were worn with long cloaks.
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Then the showers of particles returned: deconstructed syllables from a poem in Mandarin by Wai-Lim Yip.
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A lot of the sculptures were deconstructed and in disarray, Mr. Fialho said, and required careful conservation.
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He may offer dishes like a deconstructed clam chowder and pork belly glazed with maple and harissa.
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The beet cake and the sturgeon bits came together like a sandwich—albeit a fancier deconstructed sandwich.
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From sexy minidresses to aggressively cool blouses, the deconstructed shirt has been redone in a thousand ways.
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Every wall is knocked down, and the artifice of the different scenarios is deconstructed and rebuilt ceaselessly.
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After the show, wrestlers mingled with fans as the ring was deconstructed and reloaded into the truck.
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There is something in Lujin Zhang's deconstructed garments that gives the impression of someone of two minds.
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Dessert's a mille-feuille deconstructed, because who can bother with fussy layers when fluffy lemon custard's involved?
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And it's a moment that defines Midnight Special, setting the tone for a deconstructed sci-fi flick.
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Deconstructed, fragmented, and floating, Paul Mpagi Sepuya's photography reveals the solitude and splendors of his studio practice.
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That's all thanks to the third element that the new production of Oklahoma has deconstructed: the musical's script.
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Goh's experiment looks at the neurons of Yahoo's network, down to the very deconstructed visual notions of NSFW.
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I make sausage and fajita veggies for my lunches and crack slaw (deconstructed egg roll) for my dinners.
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It uses fragments of text and image to create a moody, deconstructed story about an unraveling sexual relationship.
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Clark's collaborative performances rarely yield a completely deconstructed flag — although she has previously shown them alongside her performances.
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They are deconstructed history as told by an industry built largely around suspension of disbelief as a premise.
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A deconstructed starter of sole with potato cream was topped with microgreens and vibrant flowers, painterly and delectable.
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She recalled her mother's telling her at some point that she was "handsome," then deconstructed that barbed compliment.
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Then, when we deconstructed it, we needed to understand why she was doing it and to debunk it.
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The team deconstructed the interviews into 40,526 objective speech-based features that documented tone, variation, pacing and enunciation.
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Similarly, "Hiato" (2019), which hangs from the ceiling, recalls a fibrous sac stuffed with wads of deconstructed cloth.
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There, she deconstructed the idea of a song; on Home she abandons the pretense of pop song structure altogether.
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We wanted to highlight Kawakubo's love of a garment's construction, so we incorporated a subtlety deconstructed off-white corset.
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I have some white wine, the lamb, and a deconstructed version of a traditional Croatian dessert called Imotski rafioli.
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It becomes clear, suddenly, that this is someone's wardrobe — winter coats, undershirts, ties — deconstructed and reorganized for public consumption.
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The music they sang to was Jackson's "Rhythm Nation," albeit deconstructed into celestial serenity by Oneohtrix's singular production techniques.
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Having deconstructed his favorite genre so perfectly, Black has a harder time reconstructing it without leaving out some pieces.
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Desserts were being reinterpreted, deconstructed and reconstructed on tall scaffoldings made of spun sugar, airy mousses and puff pastry.
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Perhaps, in fact, this is Binet's point: to play out some of the absurdist implications of a deconstructed universe.
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Ain't no change, then how we gon' change?" on the deconstructed saxophone and drum-laden single "When It Rains.
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Each topic is carefully deconstructed so that artists can understand the 'why and how' of the materials they use.
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Ms. Lennox, in her seventh decade, has deconstructed herself and her various personas for a compelling museum self-portrait.
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This Theoretical Girls track, from the late '70s, pays deconstructed homage: paring away melody while preserving the headlong energy.
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The mid-century, avant-garde deconstructed chandelier was removed in 2014 for what was publicized to be conservation purposes.
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Each topic is carefully deconstructed to allow artists to understand the 'why and how' of the materials they use.
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Spotify's first series called "Deconstructed" features animated shorts about outdated national anthems, LGBT rappers, and artists who act like witches.
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There are hand-painted ceramics in various stages of completion, a deconstructed Thonet bentwood chair, and a jumbo crayon box.
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Her other formats investigate tactile or layered mediums, toying with the texture of appropriated paper or books and deconstructed photos.
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For men, there were knits, sometimes ribbed or with rolled up necks, deconstructed or slit, and with extra long sleeves.
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I deconstructed Eliza Doolittle's transformation from flower girl to London society toast, if only so I could aspire to it.
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In the middle of it all, the chef Michael Stember from Upstream Foods made deconstructed sushi rolls for the guests.
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This deconstructed banana split at Anaheim, California's The Ranch is a one day special, so get it while you can.
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While most apple pies take hours to make from scratch, Blais' deconstructed version can be thrown together in mere minutes.
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The material is like a padded shipping envelope that comes deconstructed; requiring the shipper to do all of the assembly.
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"Each part of the film is a metaphorical tower that gets deconstructed throughout the duration of the chapter," Ginzburg explains.
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It can be erected in five days or less, and deconstructed and moved to another location if community needs change.
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Perhaps the richness of kimono fabrics compelled European designers in the 19th century to create new fashions from deconstructed kimonos.
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Likewise, the disaster that is ObamaCare must be deconstructed and replaced beyond simply the recent torpedoing of the individual mandate.
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They devoured an entire plate of deconstructed patatas bravas, the fried roughly cut chunks of potatoes drizzled with tomato aioli.
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The oratorio begins with an orchestral arrangement of Schumann's quizzical piano piece "The Prophet Bird," deconstructed and spiked with dissonance.
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BIG BREAKFAST WITH HOTCAKES, $5.69 — This breakfast platter contains hotcakes, a hash brown, and a deconstructed sausage biscuit with egg.
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Directly before the gong is a kind of deconstructed circular xylophone, hiding behind an inverted kendang, or large wooden drum.
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And his voice was a staple of Apple television ads, as he deconstructed the Apple design philosophy for the masses.
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In 2009, Mike met Kingdom, an LA-based DJ and producer born Ezra Rubin who makes experimental, deconstructed club music.
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For her extensive project, Yerushalmy has deconstructed works by Vaslav Nijinsky, Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham, Bob Fosse and Alvin Ailey.
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The basket contains a deconstructed version of the sandwich, with boneless or bone-in chicken and one or two doughnuts.
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Sculptures, assemblages and rubbings derived from deconstructed pianos were also devised by Ms. Spalding, with two collaborators from Portland, Ore.
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And then it's kind of a new sensation to have your group be the one that's being critiqued and deconstructed.
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When opened, it's revealed that the device's screen and electronic parts belong to a Game Boy Advance, deconstructed and embedded inside.
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Different kinds of floral prints as well as types of materials were often mixed together on deconstructed dresses with overlaying panels.
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Last weekend, Peretti, best known for her work on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Instagrammed a photo of a deconstructed slice of cake.
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The bold designs included thigh-high boots, puffed up dresses and skirts and deconstructed coats for the autumn/winter "Artisanal collection".
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Inside the multifaceted, multilevel art space that is Red Bull Studios New York, there a deconstructed spaceship occupies the main gallery.
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Today in the red chair is Mehdi Hasan, a columnist at the Intercept and the host of its weekly podcast Deconstructed.
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At the top of that list: Teigen's deconstructed version of the often-considered basic and tired trend that is avocado toast.
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Same with our fried winter melon salad; it's really based off my dad's winter melon soup, but I've completely deconstructed it.
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What results is often closer in style and spirit to performance art or conceptual art, a deconstructed theater for expressionistic work.
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She also studied opera at Oberlin, and hosted a quirky podcast called Aria Code that deconstructed excerpts from Puccini and Verdi.
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Most of them were deconstructed and then Frankenstein-stitched together again from familiar men's wear elements, though this time as dresses.
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That was 10 months ago, and since then the Trump-administration world that I described has been deconstructed, piece by piece.
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The ghostly presence of the artist suggests something more rugged and deconstructed, uncertain that what he's done is the right way.
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It played out like a loaded baked potato that had been reimagined and deconstructed — familiar and comforting, but elemental and original.
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Or so Mr. Lydon now says, as he tried on a deconstructed blue beret in front of a full-length mirror.
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Throughout the exhibition you will see basketry abstracted, deconstructed and all but exploded in the hands of successive generations of artists.
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" According to Bruce Pask, men's fashion director at Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, "Massimo's corduroy suit is deconstructed, unlined and soft.
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Between the medical and scientific evidence, and multiple new, credible witnesses, the original case trial has been completely deconstructed and disproven.
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A deconstructed California roll perching atop a perfectly fried pocket of sushi rice seems like a sure-fire crowd pleaser, no?
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They're deconstructed and rebuilt, with alien landscapes and references to some unknown history, with maybe a kind of an obfuscated narrative.
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With the exception of the Vetements' deconstructed denim (and all the copycats that followed), we haven't seen tons of new innovations lately.
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The various tracks are the ingredients, and once everything is mixed and baked, as with a cake, those ingredients can't be deconstructed.
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I'd over-tweezed, shaved, and plucked every hair I could until my brows were about as deconstructed as Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.
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Ms. Darling is dressed in a black and white studded leather jacket, short denim deconstructed shorts, patterned tights, and gray Chanel booties.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Last Saturday was not the first time Sonya Clark has deconstructed a Confederate Flag.
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The soup isn't four patties blended to hell in a food processor, and nor is it a deconstructed fine dining-inspired phenomenon.
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She instead prioritized subverting social constructs and taboos, writing films that treated gender conventions as a social structure and then deconstructed them.
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Reformation's reinventions of vintage classics feel sexy, but also commanding; Jacquemus' deconstructed pastoral peasant blouses and dresses are sweet, but also sinister.
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You could go full-on designer with a deconstructed, four-figure pullover, but chances are, you already have easy access to them.
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So for the end of the film, I asked the dancers if they could dance in such a deconstructed or psychotic way.
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For Janelle Monáe at the premiere of the film "Moonlight," Ms. Nelms gave the singer and actress a deconstructed version of waves.
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Some look like long, colorful scarves; others, funky place mats or deconstructed textiles in which grids made of threads are plainly visible.
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Earlier this week, the Met unveiled its 2016 rooftop commission, Cornelia Parker's "Transitional Object (PsychoBarn)," which is fabricated from a deconstructed barn.
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But Mr Brown convincingly shows that theology matters, if only because any argument that can be constructed theologically can also be deconstructed.
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Deconstructed linen suits contrast with vibrant and voluminous sundresses, and chunky knit cardigans in handmade patterns are paired with chic flip flops.
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Renfield, an asylum inmate, in sad-panda eye makeup and a deconstructed straitjacket, writing in what seems to be her own blood.
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As you construct Mr. Quigley's deconstruction, you'll see that he's deconstructed even further by gamely blowing up a set of facial features.
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Close-ups of the gold watch's face are accompanied by a deconstructed techno track with uncanny tribal overtones remixed by Mr. Poledna.
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Mr. Lampert, meanwhile, has deconstructed the company, spinning off the Lands' End clothing business and a portfolio of property, among other things.
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The schemes had been outlined in indictments unsealed years ago but were deconstructed with testimony and other evidence at this month's trial.
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Architecture and genetics: Both Sosnowska and Deball offer deconstructed building blocks for the ways nature and cityscapes may be constructed and engineered.
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For instance, I'm fascinated by speculation that the universe is a hologram or simulation that can be deconstructed down to single pixels.
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Or at least leverage its connections with artists to focus on filming differentiated content that someone couldn't just animate at home like Deconstructed.
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They're surrounded by walls filled with sticky notes, and functional mock stores built on wheels, so they can be deconstructed and remodeled quickly.
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There were dramatic over-the-top outfits (hi, Ashley Graham), deconstructed suits (as seen on Gigi Hadid) and lots and lots of sparkle.
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For those yet to be traumatized, it's a monochrome psychological thriller that manages to be artful but not wanky, deconstructed but not structureless.
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Twix Spread is like a deconstructed Twix bar that's packed into a jar so you can enjoy it on anything your heart desires.
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The hairstylist Kamo Katsuya pulled the hair back into deconstructed chignons and wrapped them up with velvet — for an artistic, almost sculptural, effect.
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There is more sports-related merchandise for women than ever before—some of it clothing, some of it the deconstructed idea of clothing.
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"I left a note in the hallway, by the time you read it I'll be far away," she says over the deconstructed beat.
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" He added: "Everything has to be deconstructed in terms of the election campaign, which is taking place on both sides, including the opposition.
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In Rome, the use of "modern" is typically a red flag that accompanies menus featuring gummy sous vide proteins and unpleasant deconstructed classics.
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That demanding show deconstructed an early novel by Dostoyevsky and positioned the Russian master in dialogue with the young German writer Wolfram Lotz.
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Ms. Lovette collaborated with the designer Zac Posen, who has created, for the women, an array of deconstructed tutus in faint peach tones.
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At La Maison du Chocolat in Paris, the chef and creative director, Nicolas Cloiseau, has come up with a collection of "deconstructed" bars.
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Reading "Indispensable" and other works from the field of leadership studies, you can get the impression that leaders, like authors, have been deconstructed.
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One of these is a tian d'aubergine (like a deconstructed eggplant parm in a ceramic pot), which is disappointingly soapy and best avoided.
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Dance music may only get two minutes in Deconstructed, but it could be getting an entire dedicated series if all goes to plan.
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Occupation: Writer, The Ringer; Author of The Rap Year Book: The Most Important Rap Song From Every Year Since 1979, Discussed, Debated, and Deconstructed
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From unexpected breakfast bowls, inventive mason jar salads, and even a deconstructed sandwich classic, these dishes are ready to refresh our tired winter menus.
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While you might not recognize the foamy, deconstructed dishes as they arrive at your table, you'll definitely remember them for their beauty and taste.
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The Australian city of Melbourne throws up plenty of intriguing culinary creations, like the infamous "deconstructed coffee" and the $5 Nutella spoon of yore.
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She topped the look off with a pair of embellished Chanel boots and her signature tousled waves pulled into a very, deconstructed loose braid.
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Their "deconstructed flat white"—three separate beakers of hot water, milk, and espresso served atop a wooden board—has been widely met with ridicule.
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He's sent flying through a random and infinite multiverse where he flies through his own face, gets deconstructed, and then reconstructed all over again.
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Founded in 2009 in Buenos Aires, the service, initially imagined as a "deconstructed hotel," now has more than 2,000 properties in 22 cities worldwide.
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She then deconstructed these recordings into fragmentary images — a streambed, a patch of dirt, rock walls — and reassembled them into photographs and digital projections.
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Deconstructed SleevesAs much as we love billowy, ruffled statement sleeves, let's be real: Who wants to wear that much fabric in 80 degree weather?
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You see how fragile things are and how quickly they can be deconstructed and many of our rights and protections are being taken away.
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Which is basically the same as every Maccy D's, but introduced with a new, mildly interesting logo before chowing down on deconstructed cow remains.
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For all the wanky talk that buzzes round the internet about "deconstructed" club music, much of it—for better or worse—sounds pretty similar.
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The seed for it was first planted in 2013 when Ms. Yerushalmy deconstructed Vaslav Nijinsky's "Rite of Spring" for a centennial celebration in Berlin.
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And Adidas Originals has a deconstructed track jacket ($93) and pants ($29) from the label's new collaboration with the street wear dynamo Danielle Cathari.
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Next came the clothes: deconstructed wardrobe staples in highly technical fabrics and with industrial touches, Mr. Ross's most accomplished and considered collection to date.
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The deconstructed materials had previously gone on display inside the center for about three years while organizers searched to find the gazebo a permanent home.
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But one trait that proved tough to mimic was Voigt's application of grandiose classical recordings as the (deconstructed) building blocks of his loops and drones.
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Deconstructed Glitter Is Much More Than Punk Aesthetics "We wanted her makeup to correlate to what was going on inside of Becky," Strachman tells Refinery29.
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In another work, "I CON" (2014), Luna deconstructed the romanticized story of Ishi, the last Yahi Indian, and the mythology contained in dusty museum cases.
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It is not your actual fingerprint, it's templates that are deconstructed into ones and zeros that are then reconstructed, encrypted at rest, encrypted in transmission.
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Lovato's Self Portrait monochrome jumpsuit takes a hit at two major trends as it features a frilled deconstructed top paired with sleek wide-leg culottes.
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While it sounds like shards of every Romano incarnation that came before it, it's also deconstructed, unshackled by any sort of stringent boundaries of form.
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Another soigné take on the burger that became an online sensation was chef Jaimie van Heije's deconstructed Big Mac tartare, using only ingredients from McDonald's.
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Deconstructed shirts with ruffles, off-the-shoulder or asymmetrical, were a favorite on the runway, along with layering, bold stripes, checkerboard patterns and floral prints.
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Of course, a half-eaten sandwich or an untouched side of fries can't exactly be deconstructed and re-served due to health and safety regulations.
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Along one wall visitors can pick up facsimiles of old-fashioned telephones to listen to recordings of Dada sound poetry, nonsensical combinations of deconstructed words.
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In a new exhibition at Open Eye Gallery, North: Identity, Photography, Fashion, the region's influence on global fashion, street style, and popular culture gets deconstructed.
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The mythology around the stereotypical blonde, virginal dead girl Laura Palmer was ruthlessly deconstructed in the original series, and this one splits that out prismatically.
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The men's show season winds down with Thom Browne, deconstructed; Dior Men on a moving walkway; and Comme des Garçons finding beauty in the dark.
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Oh, and in case you're wondering, Machado doesn't stray from her genre roots—there are still plenty of Star Trek references and deconstructed fairy tales.
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There was a steam punk period, where every object was made from riveted aluminum, and a deconstructed period, when he sold shredded French balloon chairs.
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The "Design Anatomy" project began in 2001, when deconstructed the design of Lotte Xylitol, a Japanese brand of chewing gum, for an exhibition in Tokyo.
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Back in the fall, Helen Lee of the developer F&T Group, deconstructed her family's food court at the Shops at Queens Crossing in Flushing.
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"Guys have really embraced this deconstructed concept," said Steven Ramenofsky, the general merchandise manager of Garys, a specialty men's wear retailer in Newport Beach, Calif.
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There is a focus on strong outerwear silhouettes and leather finishing — or at least that was what it looked like as Ms. Tyler deconstructed the set.
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The IF SoHo basement sale promises discounts up to 85 percent on avant-garde pieces like a Yohji Yamamoto deconstructed blazer ($669, originally $2,230) through Sunday.
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Dozens of the deconstructed warheads, awaiting modification, lie in a dark annex, and a long table with calipers and small tubs of homemade propellant stands nearby.
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Related: Deconstructed Faces Look Like Skin Masks and Beehives Artist Ivana Basic Built A Perfect 3D Avatar Of Herself ReForm | Bringing Hollywood's Digital Humans to Life
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And he deconstructed them all and weighed every ingredient to figure out how to recreate it exactly and wrote a huge long blog post about it.
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Related: Deconstructed Faces Look Like Skin Masks and Beehives Gorgeous Op Art GIFs Make the Human Body Vibrate A Blind GIF Artist Visualizes His Lost Sight
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Holup's deconstructed topographic events articulate how actual human attempts to divide and own a mountain range or river are more of an abstraction than her illustrations.
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Created by high-fashion designer Maison Margiela, known for avant-garde and deconstructed designs, the shoes are available in U.S. men's sizes 10, 11 and 12.
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What we're witnessing is a piece of movie magic that is quickly deconstructed as the wires and stunt coordinators and special effects come into sharper view.
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Deconstructed suits have been popular all year long — and they're going to continue to be spotted on red carpets and runways in 2020, Sanchez told Insider.
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Drake exploded the notion that those component parts had to be delivered by two different people, and also deconstructed what was expected from each of them.
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We split his deconstructed lemon tart, a delightful round of crisp crust topped with hillocks of tangy lemon cream and a nest of tiny meringue sticks.
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The Intercept also has another podcast, "Deconstructed," hosted by the British journalist Mehdi Razan that offers an alternative take on American and global political news. 3.
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Thom Browne took the classic gray suit to another dimension — its pieces deconstructed and put back together to look like paper-doll clothes on the models.
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Fixed notions of nationality, gender and race are being deconstructed and detonated in one of the liveliest lineups of brave new plays in many a season.
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"Unraveling" represents a network of Asian American artists visually mapped through donated sweaters, and "Armed" is made of deconstructed military uniforms, presented like a monumental mosaic.
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Stories are repeated, the past is deconstructed and reassembled with every telling, and it is natural, Østby stressed, that we forget far more than we remember.
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Her self-worth is in turns shaped and deconstructed by a healthy appreciation of her immense talent one moment and shattering bouts of imposter syndrome the next.
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Not since Ken Russell's screen biographies of painters and composers ("The Music Lovers") has a director deconstructed the myth of the heroic creator with such merciless delight.
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Related: Meet the Artist Putting Human Faces on Taxidermied Animals Deconstructed Faces Look Like Skin Masks and Beehives Screens Are Stealing Your Face in This Photo Set
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In this Canvas campaign where Wendy's deconstructed a cheeseburger and let people scroll, swipe, and see GIFs of different ingredients received 65 seconds of average view time.
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Washington crossing the Delaware, Charles Dickens fabricating the holiday spirit and Teddy Roosevelt's complicated relationship with Christmas trees all get deconstructed through the comedic cloud of inebriation.
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"The shoot is part of baby feeding brand Tommee Tippee's #WeanTogether campaign, which features easy weaning recipes with hipster foodie titles, such as "Deconstructed Autumn Fruit Crumble.
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So, for National Day, I'll be wearing a modern version of the Indian kurta top (slightly oversized and slightly deconstructed), which i'll wear with light-coloured jeans.
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Not the Austin Powers franchise, not Murphy Brown, and definitely not pastrami sandwiches that can be deconstructed and sold online as $139 build-it-yourself meal kits.
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The shakes—which are deconstructed for maximum 'grammability—are topped with geometric patterns of chocolates and fruit, and even feature square-shaped maraschino cherries and square straws.
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My computer is on a desk that I deconstructed and added hardware to the back so the table top will tilt up when I need it to.
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The raw material for her newest paintings is deconstructed apparel, yet this is no critique of the fashion industry — there isn't a logo or label in sight.
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Additionally, working with a German company, Mr. Slominski has deconstructed portable toilets, turning their components into cubes, or cast-plastic relief sculptures depicting nature and fertility scenes.
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But the book's pauses of white space and radical changes in font and text size force the reader to stop and really consider what is being deconstructed.
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"New Work for Goldberg Variations," a piece for six women and one man, employs a slyly deconstructed classical movement vocabulary to translate Bach's intricate score into movement.
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One good articulation of this came from David Simas, who was Obama's political director, in a New Yorker article by David Remnick that deconstructed the 2016 election.
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" The judges also awarded a special prize to the Japanese designer Kozaburo Akasaka, the creative director of Kozaburo, for what they called "his delicately deconstructed men's wear.
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We analyzed many editorial illustrations that accompanied articles in the Opinion section, and deconstructed how those illustrations were able to visually represent the premise of the article.
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There's "Long Day's Journey," of course, in which Mary's life is constructed (and deconstructed) around her husband, the matinee idol James Tyrone, played here by Jeremy Irons.
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He deconstructed several 245 Rolex pocket watches, for example, and put their movements inside some military-inspired watch cases that he asked a local factory to manufacture.
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What could be more satisfying than watching this living, breathing flower-crown of a woman be deconstructed until all that was left was a thorny, hideous wireframe?
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The song's unbelievable performance has seen Mariah dubbed the Queen of Christmas (a title she rejects) and it continues to be analyzed and deconstructed to this day.
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The research team that made this discovery hypothesize that the Superhenge might have been constructed and deconstructed during a tumultuous time, rife with political or religious conflict.
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Hence a flannel coat transformed into a dress, an equestrian trouser mutated into a bustier and a pleather trench coat morphed into shorts with a deconstructed hem.
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All that said, the Internet was abuzz with when Jenner showed up to the Met Gala afterparty last year in deconstructed cutoffs and a crop top (see below).
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Over three days, attendees probed, deconstructed and, yes, even broke the equipment in an effort to understand how it works and how it could be compromised by attackers.
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Imagine this: Waiting 20 minutes for a single cup of coffee, only to find that it's been deconstructed into beakers of milk, hot water and an espresso shot.
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As a philosophy major in college, I studied Postmodernism, whose pop theory says humans have deconstructed existence so much that what we're intellectually left with is abject skepticism.
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Impossible Foods, a Californian firm, has deconstructed hamburgers, to work out what gives them their texture and flavour—and then either found or grown botanical equivalents to these.
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The deconstructed, modular treatment of sound and image, of private life and public performance, echoes Straub-Huillet's Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach, but Mozart in Love is funnier.
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The stock lightning port is connected to this deconstructed dongle, which is connected to the DIY headphone port, which sits in the empty space beneath the Taptic Engine.
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The collection is the brand's answer to "fluid living," which means having furniture in your apartment that can be deconstructed, folded up, and moved around on a dime.
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The collection, which was a take on the Wall Street uniform with pieces like deconstructed suits was meant to offer commentary on the election, capitalism, and the economy.
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Guests at black-tie affairs have appeared wearing their deconstructed jeans — most glaringly at the Met Gala, planned by Anna Wintour, who suggests that men wear white tie.
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And Bancaco isn't shy about taking risks: One recent dinner featured a deconstructed Peking duck served whole, its heart topped with orange peel and shavings of aged pa'i'ai.
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In February, Marc Jacobs paired one of his floor-grazing sequined skirts with a men's Manitoba coat, adding feathers, while Vetements deconstructed and puffed up two classic styles.
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It is difficult to name another art form in recent history that has become so culturally dominant while being so thoroughly deconstructed, so fragmented and open to reinvention.
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Our constructor today has deconstructed a common expression that refers to the apocalypse and harkens back to the days when people used words like harken in ordinary conversations.
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He uses ingredients like sea asparagus, truffle oil and gochujang, and makes a deconstructed California-roll poke with avocado, furikake and sriracha, one of the stores' best-sellers.
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She installed a deconstructed pine forest in a gallery of the old mill complex, with locally sourced 12-foot trunks, imposing and straight, set in twos and threes.
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Like Alberto Giacometti and Kiki Smith, Ms. Cameron-Weir pushes the limits of figurative sculpture, suggesting the human body in flux — a kind of deconstructed spiritual-biological machine.
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The deconstructed cake hung from the ceiling with multiple tiers, and featured sugar medallions and bubble gum sugar balls melted around fishing wire in a mobile-like design.
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San Antonio vogue crew House of Kenzo shared an invigorating new mix today, "Deconstructed Attitudes," recorded live during their performance at local venue Hi-Tones on November 219.
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Episode to start with: Tesla and beyond: Hidden problems of Silicon Valley For politics deconstructed by the people who know it best, look no further than Pod Save America.
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As I create plans to re-build eight feet higher in the same location, I live and work in a deconstructed site with all the amenities of a campground.
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Kaoh Rong has an old-school flavor, especially after last season's frantic, deconstructed strategy – you're strong so you're a threat so you're not a threat so you're a threat.
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To use this saying which has been deconstructed and deemed offensive to African-Americans in this country shows lack of knowledge on issues of race and concept of intersectionality.
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These restaurants aren't reinventing the wheel—you won't find deconstructed herring salad with lingonberry foam here—but instead elevating local staples with better materials and a little extra TLC.
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You get the same pleasure eating the deconstructed parts as you would chowing down on an actual sandwich, plus you get to eat off of a beautiful ceramic plate.
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This is most obvious in the eponymous work, "Invisible Tattoo" (21971), a two-part sculpture made of deconstructed jeans molded around oval mirrors and placed on cinder-block pedestals.
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After another round, cocktail umbrellas lay deconstructed on the table, tropical-flower garnishes had been tucked behind ears, and the gently spinning room began to feel warm and familiar.
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And yet, despite the many deconstructed desserts and underseasoned dishes weathered by the Torode-and-Wallace duo, it turns out that the men might not actually like each other.
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The project — which I direct — supposes that if the visual definition of a place has been constructed through stereotypical photographs, those same stereotypes can be deconstructed through photographs, too.
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Through Mr. McLaren's inquiry, the antidoping watchdog deconstructed Russia's cheating schemes and determined that some 1,000 athletes had been tied up in them over three and a half years.
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On a deconstructed catwalk, with a club beat, sobering projections and live singing, Mr. Jones transform's one man's personal demons into a cultural critique of our shared national demons.
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To find out, we spoke with Sesame's music director, its writers, its Muppets and Usher, who took what the "Sesame" composers and lyricists gave him and essentially deconstructed it.
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Highlights included jackets and deconstructed trench coats inspired by British military styles, ruffle-collared blouses, and tapered trousers in fabrics ranging from silk and cashmere to denim and wool.
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Related: This Company Is Trying to Get Millennials to Start Collecting Art Striking Deconstructed Book Paintings Challenge American History "Gucci Mane Logic" Painter Uses Appropriation to Explore Art History
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For every overtly dissonant, deconstructed "Satisfaction," there would be tracks that were a little too polished, a little too catchy, with something sinister inevitably going on beneath the surface.
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A lime-green Lily Pulitzer shift dress shares wall space with both a "deconstructed" model by Hussein Chalayan and a Stella McCartney frock rendered in environmentally friendly spider silk.
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Frederick's video intervention highlights the act of viewing Graves's work from a vantage point such that the effect of the installation is similar to that of a deconstructed microscope.
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L's installation Pedestal, a Elkay drinking fountain deconstructed and hung from the ceiling, alludes to the segregated black and white drinking fountains installed throughout the South during Jim Crow.
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" The terminal valediction of Kurtz in Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" is deconstructed with a raging eloquence in the Colombian director Ciro Guerra's majestic, spellbinding film, "Embrace of the Serpent.
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As part of Barneys New York's 2016 BNY Sole Series, the iconic New York retailer has collaborated with Adidas on two "deconstructed" pairs: the Superstar 80s and the Stan Smith.
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The new dish was composed of salted anchovies, puntarelle, and breadcrumbs: a deconstructed bruschetta that perfectly mimicked the taste of actual bruschetta minus the tomatoes (which aren't in season yet).
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And even though an A-lister called the place home, there's still some work to be done in the garage, which is either a work in progress or artfully deconstructed.
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Last week, we were all about the deconstructed denim jacket she was wearing out in LA with her maybe boyfriend and today, we can't get enough of her white boots.
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It's hard to remember a world when Taylor strictly rocked bedazzled cowboy boots and deconstructed banana curls, but it was her trademark for the first four years of her career.
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They posted a photo of a "deconstructed sausage sandwich" served on a wooden board, which was put up for sale in front of the food's hallowed grounds, hardware chain Bunnings.
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"Going for: "Cinderella post stepsisters tearing up her gown because they hate her" chic…" the actress jokingly described the deconstructed, asymmetrical $2,490 Monse blazer dress she wore for the occasion.
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But in the past few years, Palermo has traded in her romantic, uptown-girl look for the more unexpected: statement lips in gothic shades, seafoam eyeshadow worn graphically, deconstructed braids.
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While The Verge got exclusive access to a deconstructed HoloLens developer edition back in April, Microsoft has been keeping the details of its special Holographic Processing Unit (HPU) very secret.
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By the time anything is actually revealed, its been so thoroughly deconstructed that there's little left other than the formality of its release and the actual buying of the product.
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These artists—who are far cheekier and slicker than the musicians who make up the bedroom scene—treat pop music like a text meant to be joked about and deconstructed.
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As he does after every major weather event, Mass deconstructed the bungled predictions for Matthew and Patricia on his popular website, "Cliff Mass Weather Blog," which he started in 2008.
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It's a diversity that has, over the 16 years of the exhibition's life, put the contesting poles of architecture on display, from idyllic and minimalist structures to wacky, deconstructed blobs.
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The bodysuit is only one part of the opening lewk: It sits underneath a black, deconstructed-look gown, also by Monse, which Gomez teased on Instagram (check it out below).
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With the exception of "Woman," a defiant desert-dive collaboration with Lana Del Rey, Marshall works in whispers, tapping into anxieties and memories that read like surreal, deconstructed short stories.
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It's fun to ponder the watchmaker, the creator and its/their intent, especially as their mechanisms are expanded and reconstructed — or deconstructed — like in the Chaos Mix and Yesterday Tomorrow.
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Fittingly, Loewe will launch a collection alongside the sculptures that includes a deconstructed leather basket and a braided-leather purse with bamboo handles, inspired by time-honored forms of weaving.
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It might not be a quirky play on words or a deconstructed dish, but it is what it is and those three components have been done with the utmost care.
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With her deconstructed cheerleader and stripper moves, Hanna still had one foot in the world of sexual objectification, while Tribe 8's singer had broken through to the other side.
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Mullen said she anticipates that the next wave of charcuterie will be focused on plant-based "meats" and cheeses, as well as new takes on deconstructed meals displayed on boards.
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Seeing it [onstage] deconstructed and a little bit more — I don't want to say authentic, but more realized — it made me just fall in love with it all over again.
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With the help of the Paris-based creative agency M/M, he landed on a thicker, bolder font with deconstructed lettering and removed any mention of Paris from the design.
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" Deanna Rahman on "Ken's New Look(s), Deconstructed" Koji Sakano on "Father-Daughter Dance Gets a Makeover in 'Modern Family' Era" Shibani Shah on "Where Are the Rape-Kit Nurses?
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This supposedly binary dimension of the human condition has been thrust into the spotlight to be interrogated with intention, deconstructed, and built back up with fresh perspective and new words.
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MUNCHIES has also asked whether the Deconstructed Avocado Toast Bowl it is, indeed, in testing phase, if one is to believe that Swisher took a photograph of Lemonade's promotional material.
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" And, episode three, "The End of the World" contains, in one line, a perfect crystallization of the Gorgon that is Renata Klein: "You deconstructed my little girl into a coma.
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There are also Gucci penises, alphabet penises, flying torpedo penises, optical illusion penises, deconstructed penises, "actual size" tracings of penises, and clusters of penises on the subway at rush hour.
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Garner's representations of the vagina are often deconstructed or abstracted, but the sheer relentlessness of this imagery reveals her interest in engaging with its culturally encoded symbolism, politics, and dualities.
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I deconstructed my controller, snapped its pieces on the side of the Switch tablet, and within a few seconds I was playing a huge Zelda game on a 6.2-inch tablet.
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The popular imagination once twisted the '50s into a fictional American Golden Age, with that view in turn deconstructed by artists ranging from Tim Burton to Todd Haynes to David Lynch.
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Yet nonetheless, whether you have a team of beauty pros to back you up or not, the effortlessness of this style seems totally achievable, even down to artfully deconstructed bun bits.
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Since we're all for breaking the rules when it comes to wearing what you want at any age, we've deconstructed the latest teen-inspired trends for the (way) after-school crowd.
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"I deconstructed the YouTube clips I collected into small frames, pulling something like every eighth frame in a video, and used those frames for photogrammetric reconstruction," she tells The Creators Project.
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Labels like Brock Collection, Mansur Gavriel, Gabriela Hearst, and Staud offered full brunch 'scapes with their shows, where guests were actually seated around tables set with avocado toast and deconstructed macarons.
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No Sharps, No Flats, a group sound-art show, co-organized by artists Alex Braden, Emily Francisco, and Adam Richard Nelson Hughes, features a sculptural installation made of deconstructed boom boxes.
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Photos shared on social media show Williams, 27, and Gilbert, 34, sharing a romantic dance and also cutting their deconstructed wedding cake, which was topped with two figures holding raised hands.
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It also opened the floodgates for original anime series, as well as anime series that deconstructed their own genres, anime aimed exclusively at adults, and anime that was just plain weird.
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The Creators Project spoke with Munson about the concepts behind the aesthetics in The Garden: The Creators Project: Frequently, found objects in art are deconstructed to take on a new meaning.
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The models — including supermodel sisters Gigi and Bella Hadid — stomped forth like an all-black-everything companion piece to Kanye's Yeezy show, revealing deconstructed pieces featuring reworked interpretations of familiar looks.
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The works exist in their own world, one filled with beautiful and frightening impossibilities like giant deconstructed skulls and an enormous elephant man who looks like an all-powerful ancient god.
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Presentation matters, too: Banh mi is deconstructed into a jar of pâté and grilled slices of baguette, with pickled pineapple and mango (from the Pickle Guys on the Lower East Side).
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They deconstructed the wax figure in various sections, heated the resin so it would conform to the inner shape of each piece, then left it to harden into a rigid plastic.
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A giant flaming steel cage hovered overhead, a group of dudes passed balloons around a bonfire, a deconstructed art car roared up and down the street, and pancakes were inexplicably served.
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Commissioned specifically for the festival, Brooklyn-based artist Ekene Ijeoma's "Deconstructed Anthems" drew on the themes of mass incarceration, racial inequality, and the false narratives of the so-called American dream.
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Once we were settled in white leather revolving chairs and had been offered tea and chocolates by a secretary, Lyovochkin strode in, wearing a deconstructed blazer that accentuated his athletic frame.
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At Monse the designers Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia also dabbled in unisex clothing, putting their women's wear, which is mostly about deconstructed men's wear, on men as well as women.
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His feet are bare, his eyes a sharp green, his slept-in hair of such volume that you think it might be, like one of Santomà's chairs, first engineered, then deconstructed.
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I started to feel lightheaded when the house began dreaming about its own deconstructed past, but so long as the embers of Freedman's incantation continue to glow, I'm in no rush.
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But, this show of, "deconstructed urban landscape[s]" and "futuristic essence," according to the exhibition handout, has put Powerlong on the map as a place of glitz and endless photo-ops.
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The drawings also feature disembodied limbs floating among a galaxy of ambiguous machine parts, giving the impression of a body being either deconstructed or assembled, while asking by and for whom.
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Related: Learn About Japan's "Third Gender" in a Fascinating Historical Art Exhibition Deconstructed Linen Reveals the Rich History Behind Indigo Dyes Bamboo Rainbow Lights Up A Temple Pavilion In Upcoming MoMA Exhibition
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Plus, Cathari redesigned a few other pieces, including an adorable deconstructed Adidas Originals Cropped Denim Jacket and matching denim miniskirt, so there's plenty of modern Adidas gear to still left to snag.
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Whether it's deconstructed junk food, avocado toast, or just plain old pizza, no meal is too trivial to be photographed from above by Instagrammers who are eager to immortalize their culinary adventures.
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At the British brand's mixed menswear and womenswear catwalk show, Chief Creative Officer Christopher Bailey offered deconstructed knitwear, overhanging shirts and the fashion house's trademark outerwear for both male and female wardrobes.
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Worldwide. The city's walls have been swallowed up by a deconstructed ode to 90s cartoons by Patch Wiskey, an inspired snake charmer by Sabek, and fantastically jazzy fox by Spencer Keeton Cunningham.
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One poem, "By Chance the Cycladic People," is apparently deconstructed and reassembled out of order—perhaps by the aforementioned randomizer—with numerical clues left that point to a more intellectually logical progression.
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Amnesia Scanner has historically operated at the edges of Berlin's deconstructed club music scene, but the duo reached new heights last year with an album that sounded more like Skrillex than Stockhausen.
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At one public event, he wore a hat made of outrageously long feathers, some of them dyed turquoise to match his well-tailored but deconstructed wedding dress and his fingerless opera gloves.
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Davis McCallum directs a cast including the Pearl Theater company members Dan Daily and Joey Parsons in this deconstructed take on discontented lovers and artists, searching for new forms and new flings.
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On a recent midweek evening, a family with two young children tucked into an overwhelming platter of roasted lamb, served with pita bread and salad and dips, like a giant deconstructed souvlaki.
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This rather ingenious optical game is, mercifully, deconstructed and clearly explained in the "How to Write Your Own Square Word Calligraphy" page, which you'll find facing the back-of-book answer key.
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This anniversary means Ms. Carlson has overseen a decade of kitchen trends — open shelves; Ikea hacks; arch, vintage-style appliances; plywood cabinetry; deconstructed kitchens and kitchens that are every shade of blue.
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This exhibition, which pulls together the wide scope of media he is interested in, features pulped outmoded books, deconstructed sports equipment, manipulated law books, pulped paper paintings, and fine art print portfolios.
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In 1955 Saul Bass broke the mold with his title sequence for Otto Preminger's heroin-addiction film, "The Man With the Golden Arm," using a grotesquely deconstructed arm in the opening credits.
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My sole criticism was dessert: The deconstructed s'mores, whose ganache-topped cubes of smoked graham crackers were nearly as leaden as the slice of Nebraska black walnut wood they were served upon.
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Layered on top of black slip dresses and oversized blazers were leather harnesses and bustier dresses with voluminous skirts, a handful of which looked like deconstructed handbags that butterflied out like panniers.
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Before long, the work, which the two students titled "Pineapple," had been deconstructed on art blogs and social media worldwide; parsed in Paris, Texas and Tokyo; and even featured on Canadian television.
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From the beginning of the process of composing the opera, Ms. Neuwirth said, she knew she wanted costumes that deconstructed and reconstructed tradition in clothing, as she was doing in the music.
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She's still full of imaginative ideas, like the grand finale to this evening's dinner: a deconstructed apple pie, made with goat cheese ice cream topped with fresh apple purée and pie crumbles.
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Composed of 75 deconstructed serapes loosely woven together with the neon tints of cheap beach towels and blankets, the work blends organic and manufactured tones, plush and rough textures, traditional and commercial design.
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They draw on slivered, staticky forms of electronic music—industrial, noise, techno, and the sort of glass-shattering bass-heavy stuff that people have come to call deconstructed club music (whatever that means).
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The conversation would likely have to be deconstructed and permanently discarded immediately after intake, the way audio is cached in a device like a hearing aid or a service like digital voice transmission.
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Additionally, the process of acting and directing is deconstructed in the scene as the son (Choi Woo Shik), gives performance notes to his father (Song Kang Ho) about the manipulative story they're spinning.
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Hit Songs Deconstructed, a music-analytics firm, estimates that 64% of hip-hop tracks that reached the Billboard top ten in 2017 featured more than one artist, compared with 40% of pop songs.
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The most concise way I can describe it is this: Imagine you took all the buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, deconstructed them, and randomly attached the parts to a generic office park.
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From high-shine finishes in patent and vinyl and extra-bright colors to deconstructed shapes and ones covered in check, there are four key ways we're wearing our trench this season — and beyond.
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Both major proponents of fashion-crowd-favorite "ugly" footwear, these two brands were mainstays on the runway, paired with everything from sequin dresses at Sandy Liang to deconstructed suiting at Snow Xue Gao.
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But it's hard not to be sympathetic when someone like Zach Young, producer of The Intercept's Deconstructed podcast and chess blogger for HuffPo described the trend as "poisonous" to chess-as-spectator-sport.
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The highway that once connected the nation, from Santa Monica to Chicago, was decommissioned in 403, deconstructed piecemeal into a series of nondescript and neglected streets, a tired and abandoned road to nowhere.
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The artist purchased the vehicle whole and manually deconstructed it, even sanding off the paint in order to mimic the chassis he sees occupying the streets of Tlalpan, where he has his studio.
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Malina Malkani, the New York City-based creator of the Wholitarian Lifestyle and spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, picked a deconstructed egg-topped avocado toast for her desert island foods.
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But even when they apprenticed under the innovative chef Ferran Adrià, who famously deconstructed everything from chocolate cherries to Chupa Chups lollipops, the classic flan was left alone, never foamed, flavored or spherified.
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In a giant, face-framing flower and deconstructed Betty Boop sweater; with a little lilac leopard-print riding hood and sequined slip dresses carried along on the cruise ship of a raspberry crinoline.
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Russia's state-backed cheating, deconstructed in investigative reports in 2016, corrupted the results of numerous major global competitions across disciplines and years — most dramatically the 2014 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Sochi, Russia.
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Lots of them with feathers and faux furs, deconstructed into parts and twisted into sari-like assemblages; mixed and matched and also madras for men and women; leopard and contrasting linings thrown in.
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Now that I have fully deconstructed my game, and, by extension, rekindled the light in my soul, I will be writing about the highlights of actual NBA playoff games for the foreseeable future.
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As part of its push into original video content, the music streaming platform (in partnership with attn:) has made dance music the focus of its first episode in a new animated series, Deconstructed.
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We're lucky to have access and the resources to enjoy fancy New York spots, but a Deconstructed Reception can take place in favorite barbecue joints, mom-and-pop establishments or even your home.
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Yakiniku joints garnered internet-notoriety by presenting more and more elaborate birthday cakes made of raw meat that were presented to the birthday boy or girl, then deconstructed and put on the grill.
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At the center of this new work, commissioned by BRIC on the occasion of its 40th anniversary, is a 19,000-pound, military cargo truck that has been deconstructed and transformed in BRIC's Gallery.
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I'm definitely not interested in cooking anything this late so I make myself a super healthy meal of deconstructed nachos, which is where I just eat tortilla chips, salsa, cheese, and pickled jalapeños individually.
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Beneath her swollen belly, its half-moon covered by an emerald green tank top, Yoli wears deconstructed jeans, which, though on trend, are of the particularly torn variety, with 20 designer rips per leg.
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"Trial of Birds," with its deconstructed bird calls and ambient glitches, could serve as an alternative soundtrack to Romero's film of childhood photographs and memories of Mexico and their subsequent migration to El Norte.
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Phoebe English An alumna of the late Louise Wilson's Central Saint Martins MA course, Phoebe English has received international acclaim for her immaculately cut, monochromatic, deconstructed designs, and uncompromising attention to finish and fabrics.
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One part of the structure is a garage where Jones tinkers with dirt bikes (a deconstructed engine was splayed out on a truck bed while I visited), and the rest is a small apartment.
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Not content with the "deconstructed" flat white, caffeine-free (but pretty!) blue latte, or even the perennially popular Pumpkin Spice Latte, one cafe in South Korea is now trying to make meringue coffee happen.
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So we mimicked formal structures of future planning—taking tests and completing forms—to convey a degree of alienation and uncertainty, and employed deconstructed forms, multiple-choice boxes, pencil marks, scratches, and machine type.
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When the city awoke on Thursday, the cracked figures made from bronze, wood, granite, marble and iron, some up to 12 meters (40 ft) long had been set on columns and in deconstructed boats.
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And thirdly, shouts out to Wayne's "solo" at the end of the video, which truly reinvents the concept of what a guitar solo can be, taking a deconstructed finger picking approach to the instrument.
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And the Korean eyewear label Gentle Monster will open a pop-up at Opening Ceremony where you can try on 40 styles from the spring collection, including the Soapy ($320), a deconstructed cat-eye.
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Thanks to O'Rourke as well as Wilco's new drummer Glenn Kotche (also a member of Loose Fur and an local experimental music veteran), the songs became deconstructed, a little weirder, and a little wonkier.
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Deconstructed Pavlova Australia Booth, $4 If you want to end on a sweet note but don't have quite enough room for a molten chocolate cake smothered with Irish cream, this is a great option.
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I didn't want my blackness divvied up or deconstructed any more than it has already been, not just in my lifetime but in the history of the Creole people of Louisiana I descend from.
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He's tracked down these arcane tidbits and disparate artists, connected the dots, and then deliberately rearranged them to form a deconstructed movie of their own (with soundtrack, camera, actors, scripts, production designs, set photos).
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Mr. Crane has also produced a deconstructed take on linen "suits" (from a distance, they could be confused for pajamas) and "jeans" that are intended for the city streets as much as the beach.
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As the years go by, Beyoncé's cultural significance only seems to deepen, while her videos — in particular the dance routines in them — continue to be praised, mimicked, deconstructed and even incorporated into fitness classes.
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Though $260 isn't exactly cheap for swim trunks, it's more affordable then say the Brunello Cucinelli deconstructed blazers Bezos has been spotted wearing, which can cost anywhere from nearly $2,500 to over $5,000 apiece.
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As an example, see Timothée Chalamet's "embroidered bib" by Louis Vuitton, a choice that was perhaps supposed to be a cool modern variation on a vest, but that mostly resembled a deconstructed parachute harness.
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"Eroticism is the key to freedom and freedom of speech," said Risso as he grabbed a gray checked wool blazer, deconstructed with bits of lipstick red satin poking unexpectedly through the open shoulder seams.
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In a nod to Giorno's practice, Obsolete Media Miami (OMM), a media archive and art collective founded by Kevin Arrow and Barron Sherer, debuted their installation, Untitled (triple gem), 2016 [a deconstructed exploding plastic inevitable].
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Since 2008, when he deconstructed his bluster on "808s & Heartbreak," but particularly since the tectonic, industrial shift of "Yeezus" in 2013, West has made texture his palette far more than rhyme, subject matter or melody.
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Someone writes their Master's thesis on deconstructed club music, but tragically fail their course after posting it as a comment on a FACT mix by Tarquin rather than handing it in to their tutor. 16.
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CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT RIDICULED FOR DECONSTRUCTED AVOCADO TOAST BOWL: &aposIT&aposS A SALAD&apos In response to the photo, many piled on to poke fun at the eatery, Rustica, located in Melbourne along Australia's southern coast.
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This impulse peaks in the mid-1990s when history is declared dead and its custodian, the historian, is deconstructed as one among many authoritative guardians of a discipline that laid claims to safeguarding historical truth.
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Here, the beauty of the words along with Mr. McDonald's costumes — silky white tunics for the women and deconstructed sailor suits for the men — overwhelm Ms. Lang's landscape of slippery, ever-shifting duets and trios.
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A strawberry tiramisù was fresh and moist, and a deconstructed cannoli came with a great presentation, the three tubes of pastry shell (empty in this version) sticking out like antennas from a mound of cream.
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Last year, for an exhibition at the Singapore Art Museum celebrating the country's golden jubilee of independence, Mahmod deconstructed Singapore's national anthem using copper pipes, solenoids (electromagnets that make a buzzing noise) and spoken sound.
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It's deconstructed appearance definitely doesn't scream "s'mores," and the strong addition of coconut and berries changes the flavor profile enough to call to mind the dish from which is was inspired while creating something new.
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Mr. Burzaco said that Mr. Grondona, with whom he had a close friendship late in Mr. Grondona's life, had deconstructed the details for him in late 2010, when the officials cast their votes in Switzerland.
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Carmen Argote's "Folding Structures" (2016) are flimsy, deconstructed boxes sitting on the floor of the entrance gallery, made of papier-mâché and acrylic plastic core with solid black border lines painted from corner to corner.
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Dr. Rodchenkov, who has lived in the United States since fall 2015, has been criminally charged in Russia after he publicly deconstructed the cheating he said he carried out on orders from a state minister.
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The menu changes often but dishes like risotto garnished with veal-stock lacquered crayfish; grilled sea bream with peanut sauce and a deconstructed paella are as beautiful to taste at as they are to behold.
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He was wearing a white shirt with a deconstructed collar by Trina Turk and a pair of black Commes des Garçons pants decorated with red and white horizontal stripes that fell just below the knee.
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Rookies Deconstructed is a series that takes players apart, identifying the building blocks we know and the natural comparisons that emerge while appreciating how they come together in ways that are radically and invigoratingly new.
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But with the recent rise of Vetements-style deconstructed denim popping up at literally every single store we know, we've found ourselves wondering: How much is really appropriate to spend on some trend-driven baby blues?
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Folarin Falana, better known as the Nigerian rapper Falz, did something with Childish Gambino's incisive "This Is America" music video that no one else has managed: He deconstructed it and rebuilt it for his home audience.
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Sivan Cohen Elias's "Hack" (2016) for two guitars, on the other hand, deconstructed the instruments themselves, laying them prostrate as Jesse Langen threaded wires through their strings, or lifted them to shred a bow along them.
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As such, the one pair of flip-flops in my collection are a deconstructed pair of leather Maison Martin Margiela men's split-toe thong sandals that I bought on sale—the last pair in my size.
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So many of his innovations — once radical — have become accepted norms in the industry (his deconstructed tailoring, his championing of recycling and his pioneering of the see-now buy-now model, to name but a few).
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Despite having used a rhinestone-studded white glove for the Vuitton show's invitation, Mr. Abloh's objective, he said, was never to replicate the costumed Jackson but to use a deconstructed icon as a point of departure.
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His deconstructed music isn't sentient enough for anything beyond straightforward presentation, and where Future hides emotion under form, Scott achieves a substantially creepier deadpan; he's removed his own subjective reaction to the lifestyle from the equation.
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Look for the asymmetrical dresses in bamboo-viscose fabric (2,800 koruna) by Eiri, or the deconstructed women's parka in cotton and wool (7,400 koruna) from the house brand Soolista, run by the boutique's founder, Zuzana Hartlova.
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That is why this week on The Ezra Klein Show I wanted to bring on Mehdi Hasan, a senior writer for the Intercept, the host of the Deconstructed podcast, and the anchor of Al Jazeera's UpFront.
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Then, we got a cooking demonstration, including a mini-sandwich of pan con tomate with scissor-cut slices of pan-seared lamb and a deconstructed spin on a Catalan dish traditionally served during the wine harvest.
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And one of the reasons the deconstructed model works for us is that it allowed us to reframe the celebration as a gift to them instead, to thank them for the years of love and laughs.
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Recently a number of female and male black artists, many American, some French, have radically deconstructed the traditional schema of the active male artist depicting a passive female model, questioning its assumptions about gender and race.
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I love how the top looks like a deconstructed corset — and while I will certainly rock it as lingerie, I am just as jazzed to throw it over a tight white turtleneck and go out like that.
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The Key lime pie is deconstructed in a way that works: A pool of sweet and refreshing Key lime curd is adorned with a graham cracker cookie and a pile of whipped cream woven with lime zest.
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There's a series of early watercolors, "Tit Heaven" (1991-1994), in which Yuskavage camouflaged female body parts into dreamy deconstructed still lives so that breasts and noses rise like landmasses from surreal jumbles of flowers and fruit.
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Alongside collaborators like noise producer Lasse Marhaug, Hval's penchant for hooks, rhythm, and deconstructed pop amounts to a rich, cohesive listen that, for all of its conceptual and sonic complexities, makes it easy to leave on repeat.
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Craig Brown's deconstructed biography tracks her life through 99 different themes: Margaret in newspaper announcements, Margaret in words added to the dictionary during her life, Margaret featuring in the fantasies that leering men record in their diaries.
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I'd been haranguing people all day to go and see them, and judging from how slammed it was in there to soak in the unassuming foursome's mind-melting barrage of undulating, deconstructed drones and screaming psychedelic freakouts.
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"From the beginning, when I first started getting into music, I had the idea of wanting to do a marriage between studio albums and a stripped, live feel," he explains of his deconstructed "Close" video premiering Friday.
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Many of the recipes could easily be found in a tattered spiralbound community cookbook (bourbon balls, mock cheese soufflé), others in a current issue of a glossy food magazine (asparagus with brown butter vinaigrette, deconstructed street corn).
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Alexander McQueen dipped into the worlds of depressed Victorian clowns in his fall 2001 collection of carnival crashers, putting shredded Miss Havisham lace and tulle gowns and deconstructed martinet suiting on his (literal) fashion merry-go-round.
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Within its blurred fault lines, gentle waves of deconstructed doom, drone, shoegaze, and post-rock coalesce into a deeply emotive, mesmerizing, and quite personal offering from Esfandiari and her bandmates Joey Raygoza, Peter Arensdorf, and Colin Gallagher.
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Smith approaches the subject in different ways: aerial photos that evidence the scale of prison complexes, reproduced and deconstructed family photos taken inside prisons, a text piece and video about the anxiety-inducing experience of visiting prison.
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Early in the guests' captivity, when their inability to leave seems more absurd than abject, waltz rhythms proliferate, variously recalling classic Johann Strauss, the boozy dances of "Der Rosenkavalier," and the deconstructed waltzes of Ravel and Stravinsky.
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The answer to these questions—because this is Marvel, and Marvel has deconstructed CinemaScore in its test kitchen so many times that it can turn Ant-Man into a half-a-billion-dollar juggernaut—is an emphatic "yes."
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"We were in a hipster suburb within Melbourne when we were cooking the Bunnings sausage sizzle and one of our fellow paddlers, Tim, came up with the idea to make the deconstructed sandwich," she told Mashable via Messenger.
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Related: Meet the Artist Putting Human Faces on Taxidermied Animals Distorted 3D-Scanned Faces Are the Stuff Nightmares Are Made Of Deconstructed Faces Look Like Skin Masks and Beehives Screens Are Stealing Your Face in This Photo Set
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Taiwanese tech visionary Morris Chang, also known as the father of the foundry, deconstructed for Christine Tan in 2400 the elements that helped him build the largest contract chipmaker in the world, now a major supplier to Apple.
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Clinton, whose campaign had grappled for weeks over how to handle Mr. Trump, seemed to find her footing as she addressed an audience in San Diego that laughed and cheered as she deconstructed Mr. Trump's foreign policy pronouncements.
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Unless the plates actually are square… "It's my take on a classic French dessert," they say, presenting the judges with a deconstructed (read: dropped) Crème Brûlée, placed on what looks like an offcut from an IKEA bedside table.
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The BA Jewelry designer spent time volunteering in prisons and has translated her experience into hand-sewn badges made from deconstructed brown paper bags, an idea she got after reading about behavior modification inside the US prison system.
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However, I have also been thinking about how you can give a viewer something to grab onto, when you're making paintings that feel deconstructed, that don't locate either representationally or abstractly, or that give you bits and pieces.
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Rookies Deconstructed is a series that means to take each rookie apart, identifying the building blocks we know and the natural comparisons that emerge and appreciating how they come together in ways that are radically and invigoratingly new.
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Also on view is Jeffrey Nowlin's collection of hand-sewn and woven assemblage sculptures exploring the deconstructed self, and an 8-part audio series that tells the story of artist and musician Chelsea Polk's pilgrimage to 8 bogs.
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Ms. Reaves, 31, a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design whose work was shown at the Whitney Biennial last year, has made a name for herself with raw, deconstructed artworks that can also function as furniture.
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A Russian cyberespionage group that has made international athletes a top target published a new set of stolen emails on Wednesday, seeking to highlight discord among global sports officials and the antidoping investigators who deconstructed Russia's systematic doping.
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The fare has allowed full-service carriers such as Finnair to fight back against the low-cost carriers that entered the transatlantic market in recent years, selling deconstructed tickets where passengers could select what add-ons they wanted.
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The London native, who performs under the moniker King Krule, does combine punk's crunch and jazz's melodic explorations, but his work is also grounded in R&B and, on his most recent album, "The Ooz," deconstructed early rock.
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He typically applies materials directly onto his own face, creating work that is as impermanent as it is alive, using materials as diverse as marijuana buds, cans of Manwich sloppy-joe sauce and a deconstructed pink toy convertible.
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In his book "Gossip: The Untrivial Pursuit" (2011), the essayist Joseph Epstein deconstructed Ms. Birstein's account of the emotional and, as she described it, unwitting physical abuse by Mr. Kazin (knocking her down and leaving bloody scratch marks).
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Last summer, for her honors program at school, she designed a few looks consisting of deconstructed vintage Adidas tracksuits which she sourced herself at vintage stores, and has built out this idea for her fall/winter 2017 debut.
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During the February rendition of the twice-annual fashion week, embellished fabrics, deconstructed shirts and sparkly tops were prominent on the runway, with a palette that ranged from muted tones to bold colors, including fuchsia and cobalt blue.
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Rather than a flash-in-the-pan moment, however magical that moment may be, the Deconstructed Reception has allowed us to marinate in this major milestone, recasting it from a one-time reunion into an ongoing communal journey.
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After all, there's weird, and then there's Talking Heads Weird, all art school conceits and deconstructed melodies; meanwhile, I was still wrapping my head around Radiohead (whose name, by the way, is taken from a Talking Heads song).
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Rookies Deconstructed is a series that means to take each rookie apart, identifying the building blocks we know and the natural comparisons that emerge while appreciating how they come together in ways that are radically and invigoratingly new.
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The three distinct installations are each constructed from the visual language of the company, so that we move from well-organized corporate marketing materials, to a more symbolic, anarchic visual language of deconstructed gallery walls to represent Ethereum.
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And new genres were invented with deconstructed video game consoles, and kids were forming bands they described as "technical/avant-garde instrumental metal," and you could attach "-core" to anything and make it more intense than it was.
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In what might be the worst trend since chopping boards for plates or fry baskets for chips (which have been slowly chipping away at our souls for years), deconstructed coffee is here to destroy us once and for all.
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They're too desperate to live in the isolated Gobi Desert, but too poor to afford housing, so they live in gers, single-room tents heated by coal stoves that can be constructed—or deconstructed—in a couple of hours.
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Whether you're in the mood for a homemade, premature PSL or a handful of autumn-flavored trail mix — there's even a deconstructed pumpkin pie yogurt in the mix — the ahead products have all your early fall feel needs covered.
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Crowds gathered to watch the "International Regional Mixology Championships," an evening-long performance that saw deconstructed Jell-O shots by Raynald (Suchan Vodoor) competing against Lipton-infused Long Island Iced Teas by the Billy Joel–loving Stef (Coco Conroy).
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It's hard to put a finger on the reason for its mass appeal, especially considering that the hallmarks of the brand so far — the DHL logo, a Titanic hoodie, deconstructed jeans — seem as high-fashion as a strip mall.
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In the '90s, grunge was all the rage — everyone was smearing grease paint all over their skin, rimming their eyes with jet-black pencil, and flat-ironing waxy pomade into their hair — it was a very deconstructed, unfinished look.
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These days, glen plaid is covering everything from skirts and tops to two-piece suits and trousers, thanks, in part, to Balenciaga's spring 2017 collection, where creative director Demna Gvasalia showcased gray check pieces deconstructed and in oversized proportions.
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Luckily for those of you who have never experienced a free-wheeling set by the pair, today they've shared an exclusive 35-minute mix with THUMP featuring deconstructed club tunes, politically-charged rap edits, South African kwaito, and more.
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In a concise and telling characterization of the Trump phenomenon that has swept the United States, Colbert deconstructed the Trump supporter psyche: These legitimately angry voters don't need a leader to say things that are true or feel true.
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Hasan, who writes for the Intercept and hosts its weekly podcast Deconstructed, joined Kara Swisher on the latest episode of Recode Decode to talk about the state of media and politics, including Democratic leaders' reluctance to impeach President Trump.
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That included one-shouldered, deconstructed shirting, paired with frayed, cropped-hem white distressed denim and matching slide sandals; not long after, this meant a shoulder-baring white blouse with high-waisted green trousers and a red top-handle bag.
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While making these songs, Copeland ditched the deconstructed sampling that he used on past recordings in favor of something more "hands-on"—and if lead single "On" (streaming below) is any indication, these new tracks benefit from the love.
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This was certainly true of the kaleidoscopic deconstructed surfer dresses, though it's hard to imagine there are many women out there who want a print of soccer players kicking away on their cocktail dresses, though I could be wrong.
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Not that this is a fail-safe approach: Just ask Ms. McCartney, who was criticized on social media for the competition uniforms for the 2012 London Olympics, which featured a deconstructed Union Jack, minus a lot of the red.
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Their works are also well known in Europe, of course, but they are less often performed than the classics of continental drama: for instance, the plays of Ibsen and Chekhov, which are frequently presented in updated or deconstructed productions.
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At Service Bar, Avishar Barua offers cheeky takes on everything from the Taco Bell Cheesy Gordita Crunch (replace the tortillas with Bengali fry bread and throw some brisket in) to Caesar salad (deconstructed to a single, loaded lettuce wedge).
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As the music and production grow increasingly elaborate, it also offers a kind of meta examination of what it means to put on a show, with ever more elements are added, contorted, deconstructed, and expanded with each new song.
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To weigh the variety of deconstructed options available, we kept in mind the few key elements that make the look feel so of-the-moment: Front seams, a step hem, and some type of unique pocket placement or back detailing.
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Last March, her graduate collection — which comprised deconstructed dresses made from layers of different types of sheer fabrics — caught the eye of the Canadian luxury retailer Ssense and, with the store's encouragement, Dojaka decided to continue and build her namesake label.
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They then assembled a database of deconstructed ads from all the winners of some of Japan's biggest award shows from the past 10 years — mapping and tagging each of the elements of the ads to help determine what made them successful.
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However, its first show to launch, "Deconstructed," didn't impress – it felt like "an animated infographic" or "an overpriced startup launch video mixed with a purposefully viral but shallow BuzzFeed clip," wrote TechCrunch's Josh Constine in a harsh, but fair, takedown.
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Think of Earth thrumming the unholy shit out of a handful of deconstructed Sabbath notions, Raymond Carver whittling down his sentences until they gleam or, heck, Dr Seuss taking a bet that he couldn't write a book using only 50 words.
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Maybe if I take a hard look at the trends coming out of Fashion Month and make mental note of all the things currently in my closet, I'll be able to resist that new kitten-heel bootie or deconstructed dress-shirt.
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The Meridian Brothers: Devoción (Works 21969-21950) (Staubold) My only context for this obscure best-of, the "band"'s first non-Colombian release, is Tom Zé, like mastermind Eblis Álvarez an adept of the deconstructed Latin groove and arguably its inventor.
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The deconstructed, advanced button-up shirt is one of the biggest trends of the year that plays off this notion, and is one of my personal favorites because it easily walks the line between being avant garde and being totally wearable.
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And while they were designing buildings and retail interiors that disrupted staid Swiss expectations, they also made dozens of hauntingly beautiful objects that deconstructed classical forms, including perhaps their most seminal piece, an elaborate Roman column with radially hinged drawers.
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The show has been organized by Katherine Brinson, the museum's curator of contemporary art, working closely with Mr. Vo. Some of its inclusions are passive witnesses, like the deconstructed chairs used by American leaders while making decisions with global repercussions.
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The large-scale installation of a staircase deconstructed by invisible forces but straining to rise up read as an effort to ascend from — to transcend — patriarchal models of femininity and womanhood, leaving the exhibition title resting, like dust, on its rungs.
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Exactly how many floors might need to be deconstructed has yet to be determined, but under one interpretation of the law, the building might have to remove 20 floors or more from the 52-story tower to conform to the regulation.
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While doing a deconstructed version of the conga, one of Baker's signatures, and chanting fragments from her songs, a diverse group of seven dancers will make their way up the ramps to the house's solarium and then down its spiral staircase.
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Now it's a book: "Salad for President: A Cookbook Inspired by Artists," featuring recipes from Tauba Auerbach (shredded brussels sprouts with almonds and shaved apples), Laurie Anderson (roasted eggplant dip served with herbs) and William Wegman (deconstructed charoset on toast).
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Inspired by social media and filters on apps like Snapchat, the collection featured deconstructed tailoring with exposed seams layered over ruffle dresses, embroidery on transparent plisse — and even a face sewn into tulle that looked like canvases walking down the runway.
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The details of the sports scandal — deconstructed by Russian whistle-blowers who have provided rare insider insights — offer perhaps the purest case study of Russia's drive to dominate, its brazen methods and, in part, its motivation to influence the American presidency.
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At first sight, Rei Kawakubo's latest offering for Comme des Garçons Homme Plus appeared to be a heavily punk-inspired collection complete with spiky harnesses, deconstructed suiting and layers of fishnet worn by stomping models angrily gesticulating at the crowd.
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In her painted portraits of black men, Casteel uses props and place in a way that evokes pre–20th century portraiture; her subjects are not deconstructed representations, but rather surrounded by clues about their occupations, social statuses, and geographic setting.
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What separated them, however, boils down to this: where Support/Surface viewed the painting as an object of knowledge, of learning (objet de connaissance), to be analyzed and deconstructed, Bonnefoi and Dunoyer viewed it as an object of thought (objet de pensée).
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Yackulic's pieces are the only explicitly sculptural objects in the show, but Christian Maychack's "Compound Flat #46" (2015) lies somewhere between a polychrome relief and a deconstructed painting, with colorful, irregularly shaped swathes of epoxy clay attached to laminated slats of wood.
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No one ever deconstructed this argument as to why these people in suburbia needed weapons in their houses, or the fact that if their kids (or others) really wanted to get in that gun room, there were a million ways to do it.
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And you can see from the hairstylist's take on traditional updos, like the double ponytail look he gave Mara for the Screen Actors Guild Awards or her "deconstructed braid" from the Golden Globes (his personal favorite to date) that he loves to experiment.
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If you're wondering what that is, it's okay — we'd never heard of one of those either until Louis Vuitton confirmed via press release that Timothée Chalamet's black sequin accessory wasn't a harness, nor some sort of deconstructed vest, but indeed a novelty bib.
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It means thinking about extending the lifespan of the building, not to just when it's up, but to everything from the extraction of raw materials to make the building and what happens after a building is deconstructed and sitting in a landfill.
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A long velvet trench coat with an exposed leg opening courtesy of Elkel not only deconstructed the functionality of outer wear, but it managed to look like an article of clothing fit for both medieval royalty and a character from The Matrix.
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Because since the turn of the century, urban police forces have responded to situations like Dallas according to a playbook that treats urban environments not as unique cities but as a whole other form, a deconstructed series of sight lines and shadowed corners.
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But then Eva deconstructed the entire genre of mecha anime, and in a sense all anime, in that it was only nominally about fighting robots; at its core, it was a deeply philosophical exploration of humanity and what being "human" even is.
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" "What I was really trying to say was [that] people always ask me: 'Why do you play so many characters that are deconstructed?' and my point with that was, 'How many characters really are there out there for a woman wearing a gown?
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Here's the new thing: the—and there are not enough quotation marks in the world for this one—"eggspresso," a new coffee shop trend where a shot of espresso is decanted into a hollowed-out egg, a sort of deconstructed seasonal mocha.
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In my "madras" category room, the area on either side of the door served as a deconstructed bathroom-dressing-room-foyer with the toilet, tub and shower tucked into small rooms on one side and the closets, sink and mirror on the other.
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On Saturday night, the Dublin-born designer Simone Rocha took over Southwark Cathedral, sending out a dreamy procession inspired by a nostalgia-tinged vision of Ireland — think farm girls, first communions and deconstructed Victoriana — under the shadows of the church's soaring ceiling.
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And on November 10th at NYU's Kimmel Center from 6:30pm to 8:00pm, Perez will join Sherry Dobbin, Director of Times Square Arts, in conversation about how he deconstructed and reimagined his process of painting to create the animated Dream Season.
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Colorado artist Ravi Zupa finds something of a middle ground in a new show, Strike Everywhere, at Black Book Gallery in Denver, that feautures paintings, tarot-like illustrations, custom matchboxes, and an alluring set of sculptural firearms called made from deconstructed typewriters.
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In their minimalist recordings and deconstructed live takes, Suicide were devoted to bringing to the stage the harsh reality of songs like "Frankie Teardrop"—a harrowing ode to a factory worker who murders his wife and son in a fit of insanity.
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Or you could make a bowl of everything bagel dip, basically a deconstructed morning everything bagel with schmear, suitable for use with raw vegetables or potato chips, pretzels — even bagel chips though I think that's either too meta or too on-the-nose.
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The clothing was inspired by Tisci's formative years in London, where he studied fashion in the '90s: He presented numerous clashing iterations of Burberry's signature nova check pattern; paired evening dresses with Wellington boots; and deconstructed English rugby shirts and puffer jackets.
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I was a semiotics major at Brown, and we were all very much immersed in media theory and poststructuralist philosophy, and so there was very little room in that world for science, particularly for science that wasn't, in some fashion, being deconstructed.
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The world of le guide Michelin is one full of celeriac foam and trios of deconstructed duck, so the fact that a restaurant serving humble ramen now stood in the same company as the Jiros and Alan Ducasses of the world made waves.
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Wanting to stand out, Goldman made a deconstructed wedding cake that hung its multiple tiers from the ceiling alongside sugar medallions and bubble gum sugar balls melted around fishing wire in a mobile-like design — all designed to look like it was under the sea.
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" A post shared by Brunello Cucinelli (@brunellocucinelli_brand) on Mar 4, 2019 at 7:56am PST Cucinelli's designs have gained popularity among the tech set, Hitchcock says, because it is "a strong brand that provides meticulously tailored, five pocket pants and my favorite deconstructed blazers.
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"Pickle Rick" begins with Rick having transformed himself into a pickle to avoid family counseling and concludes with him, still in pickle form, being psychologically deconstructed by their counselor in one of the best exchanges on a TV show this side of Mad Men.
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From that story, we could derive the practical idea that Marshall, a companion on his father's expeditions from a very early age, saw that something rarefied and complex, in which one had zero training, could be approached, deconstructed and — with education and application — mastered.
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PARIS An entirely bubble-wrapped room set the stage for Thom Browne's fall men's collection, in which he deconstructed the navy and gray tailoring that has defined his aesthetic, presenting a series of tromp l'oeil suit dresses and draped, gownlike bricolages of his suiting staples.
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Greg, who came last on Rebecca's rotation and whose date was the most deconstructed of the three, seemed to have a slight structural edge, but honestly, you could have made a decent case for Rebecca to end up with any one of the three guys.
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But amid the testy debates and stump speech sniping, this ad reminds viewers that the campaign is ultimately about everyone — a rare injection of togetherness when the nation is being coldly deconstructed by candidates and their strategists into a jigsaw puzzle in either red or blue.
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Since we're at the beginning of a new year, and, subsequently, a moment where we're looking for fresh inspiration within our well-worn wardrobe, we're pretty thankful for the current rise in deconstructed tailoring and asymmetrical hems that offer up a more innovative take on a classic.
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The collaboration is officially titled "The Ten: Icons Reimagined by Virgil Abloh," and will give famous Nike styles like Air Force 1s and Air Jordans the Off-White treatment: a deconstructed aesthetic blanketed in exaggerated branding (Bella's pair features dramatically lengthened Nike swooshes and hand-scrawled slogans).
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Among my favorite pieces in that vast exhibition (which included the artist's "World Trade Center Tapestry," later installed in the South Tower lobby and destroyed in the 9/11 attacks) were three paintings from 1928, in which the Spanish painter deconstructed Dutch interiors from the Golden Age.
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The idea is that the functions of an app can be "deconstructed" and spread out to other parts of the OS. So when you search for a thing you want to do, an app can show its own interface or button directly in the search results.
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In his talk, he deconstructed the survival kit of many middle-class, white male students: online pornography, binge drinking, a brotherhood in which respect is proportional to the disrespect heaped onto young women during hookups, and finally, the most ubiquitous affirmation of their tenuous power, video games.
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In my family, any trip to a museum involves one adult wholly dedicated to protecting the exhibits from one of our four kids — a child who once very nearly deconstructed a sculpture by the artist Joan Miró involving an umbrella, some fake flowers and a wooden stand.
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From introducing an Eastern European-inspired aesthetic of elongated sleeves, deconstructed silhouettes, and oversized shapes to every street style star's wardrobe, to the tongue-in-cheek reworking of DHL logos and its recent relocation from Paris to Zurich, the industry has been constantly captivated by Vetements' moves.
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A new retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Intuitions, 21990–23, demonstrates how expertly she's deconstructed the categories we use to classify ourselves and is instructive at a time of intense debate over how ideas of identity shape American politics.
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The McDLT was a way for the fast-food chain to offer customers the freshest version of its burger possible: It was essentially a deconstructed sandwich served in styrofoam to keep the hot parts — the patty — hot and the cold parts — the lettuce and tomato — cold.
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Drawing on his education in sound design at the London College of Communication, Levitas uses ambient passages and deconstructed dancefloor tracks with the intent of echoing his experiences, bringing to bear both the darkness and the light in one of the year's most strangely endearing records.
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So, when we heard that another fashion-favorite denim brand would be releasing a take on this deconstructed trend, we knew they'd likely be just as popular as the beloved original (especially considering how difficult it is to get your hands on the Vetements version these days).
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Some of them were just terrific pots and then another group of them had a glaze which gave the appearance that it had eaten into the clay, deconstructed the clay, which seemed really quite wrong; but those pots were art and the other pots were just pots.
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That setting in turn crept into the collection via architectural and sports-infused looks, including deconstructed tops with angular puff sleeves, off-the-shoulder belted waterproof jackets, hoodies worn as an open V-neck, and knee-high soccer socks with cutout sneakers or open-toe sandals.
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After downing a couple of slices, I took the subway uptown to the Fifth Avenue border of Central Park, where the singer Thomas McCargar led "Prelude," a deconstructed, slowed-down vocal version (by the composer James Holt) of the Prelude from Bach's Cello Suite No. 1.
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It's also a time, of course, when everything feels political — see the British-Indian designer Supriya Lele's fall 2019 collection of futuristic doctor attire (gleaming rubber coats, deconstructed hospital dresses), a nod to the National Health Service's dependence on immigrants as British multiculturalism fades into fallacy.
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Look a bit more closely, though, and you'll see that the new floral Whistles dress looks as contemporary on you as it does your 60-year-old mom, and that H&M's deconstructed white button-up is as appropriate for your office as your grandmother's Sunday get-up.
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Of Gosling's post-2011 roles, only The Place Beyond the Pines—Gosling's second collaboration with director Derek Cianfrance after Blue Valentine—satisfyingly yielded the goods from the actor because the character of biker rebel 'Handsome' Luke Glanton deconstructed the post-Drive ideal of Gosling as an enigmatic Adonis.
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Spotify's first original videos, a music cartoon series called "Deconstructed," may have been something of a dud, but don't count out Spotify's entire lineup of originals just yet: the company has now debuted its new series called "Landmark," which starts off by chronicling the band Metallica's rise to fame.
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Others, like the band's deconstructed 1978 rendition of The Rolling Stone's "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," would be more overtly confrontational—less a cover than a "correction," as the band described it, bewildering Mick Jagger and television audiences alike with its clanking, mechanical samples and Mothersbaugh's arhythmic yelps.
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So if you love your cat at all, you will spend money on this deconstructed cardboard box and take the time to re-assemble it into a more charming cardboard box — because your cat deserves the absolute best and not just some regular old cardboard box to play in.
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" Steinhauer explains how a new retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, Adrian Piper: A Synthesis of Intuitions, 1965–2016, "demonstrates how expertly she's deconstructed the categories we use to classify ourselves and is instructive at a time of intense debate over how ideas of identity shape American politics.
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But at the same time, Blue Bottle for example doesn't focus on order-ahead and instead tries to create an Apple Store-like experience in metro areas, like a kind of deconstructed vibe in Williamsburg, New York, and a very high-end feeling one over in downtown San Francisco.
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Taking some music input by humans and guidance in the form of one of four pre-programmed moods, Watson Beat will create a wholly original composition that has its own character, though you can sometimes hear the DNA of the song that it deconstructed in the final product.
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Leaving behind the alter egos and characters she spent years creating for music videos, album covers and photo shoots — celebrated in a 2011 exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum — Ms. Lennox has, in her seventh decade, deconstructed herself and her various personas for a compelling self-portrait.
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What was originally billed as an ultraluxury music festival in the Bahamas — organized by the entrepreneur Billy McFarland and the rapper Ja Rule, and promoted by supermodels like Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid — in fact involved soggy tents and deconstructed cheese sandwiches upon the arrival of hundreds of festivalgoers.
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Woodman began her career like Castle did, making pots in a traditional way in the 1950s, tugging at the edges of her medium's traditions, only to later seize vibrant color and deconstructed forms to create works that referenced the functional on their way to an ultimately aesthetic end.
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But in a classic flip-flop of figure and ground, that orange, as you look at it, becomes a beautiful, asymmetrically notched shape, and what you thought was negative space snaps forward to the surface and becomes a presence — a deconstructed cardboard carton, split open at the glued seam.
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When I reach out to the crew in November to ask if I could follow them around San Antonio for a night, they agree immediately, inviting me to "Deconstructed Attitude"—a DJ set by LEDEF and TonePadron at Hi-Tones, a divey venue that claims to have invented the pickle shot.
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The 20-year-old brought out her on-brand best for Dior's celebratory ball in honor of its creative director's first haute couture collection for the brand: Hadid wore a (completely sheer) baby blue dress with a deconstructed corset top and ballerina-esque skirt, beaded with ray-like motifs throughout.
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As the diners/dancers at WECANDANCE clamber off the tables and sit down for the final course of the day—a deconstructed peach and basil cheesecake—Herman finally cracks a smile when I say that he must be pleased to have the evening free to enjoy the rest of the festival.
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Krista Franklin's ...to take root among the stars, a deconstructed artist book of handmade paper and archival materials informed by surrealism and Afrofuturism, also explores "what gets to be considered worthy of being memorialized" and how often black people have to create narrative frameworks for understanding themselves, according to the curator.
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All the works share a lexicon of imagery culled from the two films, but spliced, isolated, deconstructed, and reassembled into metagraphs that look like abstract expressionism but contain graphic visceral pictures, posit swarms of glowing insects, layering modified segments of the movies into new fever-dream moments of ominous juxtaposition.
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The broad range of her artistic and cultural interests is on display with a program that includes deconstructed square dancing in "Country Dances" (1976); the busy, complicated and colorful "Brahms Paganini" from 1980, with six dancers elegantly freaking out in preppy pastels; and a new work made to Beethoven's Opus 130.
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Recalling the art-historical context of the period, members of the Support/Surfaces group (which was split between Paris and Nice) deconstructed painting's traditional constitutive components in their variously formulated efforts at political engagement in the aftermath of the events of May 63 — exploring abstraction as a vehicle for ideology.
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We've scrutinized the expensive, nonbinding process, deconstructed a popular TV ad from the "no" side and covered the court decision letting the vote proceed, and this week, we explored the experience of gay parents and the chasm between their routine daily lives and the intense political debate about their families.
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We soon took to calling it our Deconstructed Reception and it looks like this: After a ceremony last September in the Hudson Valley of New York for our immediate families (grand total: 11 guests), we're holding a dozen mini-receptions for extended family and small groups of friends through May.
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Drinks are an afterthought (though there is a short but varied Italian beer list), but dessert is not: don't miss strudel-in-a-glass, a version of that pastry from the northern semiautonomous Trentino-Alto Adige region of Italy deconstructed into layers and tweaked, with welcome additions like ricotta foam and pistachio mousse.
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Since its conception in 2014, Vetements has never played by the rules: It introduced an Eastern European-inspired aesthetic that included elongated sleeves, sleeves, deconstructed silhouettes, and oversized shapes to every street style star's wardrobe, and was responsible for the revival of everything from Juicy Couture to Champion with its celebrity-favorite collaborations.
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Maybe it was their deconstructed, jazz-inflected interpretations, maybe it was the first-time Icelandic audience, or maybe the songs are simply still too new to be familiar, but those first five tracks felt like a reintroduction to Radiohead, stripping away expectation in favor of letting us just sit inside the music.
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Dangerous mines try to protect the planets, so you have to time your licks to avoid certain death—and to be able to keep savoring the curated flavors of the popsicles, which have ranged from a coffee, cranberry, and blueberry combo, to a deconstructed cola flavor with cinnamon, vanilla, and orange-lime.
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Over the past few years, the chronicle of Breaking Bad n'er-do-well Saul Goodman's descent into middleman evil has elegantly and heartbreakingly deconstructed basic themes like love, family, and trust, and the current season is all the more strong for a trio of performances that are gripping in their own right.
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There is Estrecho, a tiny restaurant in the historic district with simple décor belying a sophisticated lunchtime menu prepared by Cali Diemarch, a chef trained in the United States who invents his daily dishes on the fly, such as a deconstructed chivito made with filet mignon, poached egg, caramelized pancetta and fried onions.
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Anyone versed in Thomas' banger-heavy back catalogue expecting a slew of balletically ballsy ballroom inspired club tracks is in for a surprise: this is a subtle, tactile, LP that sits somewhere between instrumental grime abrasion, deconstructed Rachel Whiteread house, subtropical bass music, zero gravity Ha-Dancing, and mutated heat-haze warped road rap.
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In the current exhibition, the multimedia artist Beverly Semmes offers a hand-shaped, white-clay teacup resting on a bed of fur (Surrealist Meret Oppenheim's famous fur-lined cup, deconstructed), while Sheila Pepe, an artist whose work in various media often addresses feminist and class-related themes, presents a stack of big, bright-blue sponges.
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Everything is to share, so we order ham croquettes, esgarraet (roasted red peppers with thinly sliced cod and onions), pisto manchego (basically deconstructed ratatouille in tomato sauce with a fried egg on top), sepia a la plancha (grilled cuttlefish with garlic parsley sauce), and grilled vegetables, with flan and cava lemon sorbet for dessert.
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While the pieces she shows on the runway can be rather extreme, pushing the boundaries of abstract design and presenting a dogmatic adherence to her own unique vision, many of the elements that have become her signature have actually trickled down to the mainstream, such as unfinished hems, elaborate draping, and asymmetrical and deconstructed silhouettes.
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And for a month, the intent of its imagery — Beyoncé atop a sinking New Orleans Police Department cruiser; the witchiness of her wide-brimmed hat and her seemingly spiritually possessed head bob on the porch of a manse; a young black boy dancing before a phalanx of militarized cops — was deconstructed, debated and defended.
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The fourth edition boasts a lengthy list of contributing artists, among them Uniiqu3, a Newark-based D.J. and vocalist who specializes in Jersey club, which is an up-tempo and heavily deconstructed genre of house music; and, from Toronto, the D.J. Nino Brown, who plays a blend of dance hall, soca and hip-hop.elsewherebrooklyn.
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"Now it's a proliferation concern—someone else now understands how it works and what may have been cutting edge for us is deconstructed and packaged into what other players sell on the open market—and possibly provided to countries that we wouldn't sell to," Peter Singer, a senior fellow at the New America Foundation told the Journal.
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Ordinarily this kind of deconstructed genre work is right in Lethem's sweet spot — think of the comic book thrills of Fortress of Solitude, or the trippy heist movie vibe of Gambler's Anatomy — but in this case, it doesn't quite land, mostly because Phoebe isn't a compelling enough character to ground the rest of this heightened world.
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The broad range of her artistic and cultural interests is on display with a program that includes deconstructed square dancing in "Country Dances" (1976); the busy, complicated and colorful "Brahms Paganini" from 1980, with six dancers elegantly freaking out in preppy pastels and a long, riveting solo; and a new work made to sections from Beethoven's Opus 130.
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The broad range of her artistic and cultural interests is on display with a program that includes deconstructed square dancing in "Country Dances" (1976); the busy, complicated and colorful "Brahms Paganini" from 1980, with six dancers elegantly freaking out in preppy pastels and a long, riveting solo; and a new work made to sections from Beethoven's Opus 6463.
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I went to a studio in LA, before I moved to Australia, and recorded myself playing a whole bunch of instruments, a whole bunch of crap, which I put on hard drives and took to Australia and then I kind of deconstructed and put them back together, so my connection with even strumming a guitar is really abstract.
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This time around the aesthetic is vaguely circuslike, with Ms. Rossellini in a cleverly deconstructed ringmaster costume (designed by Fanny Karst), a parade of her old toys (including a monkey in a red tartan kilt) lining the stage, and occasional appearances by the aforementioned dog, Pan — short for Peter Pan and confidently played by a female rescue named Darcy.
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The unexpected success of "La Belle Noiseuse" opened the way in the latter part of his career to a stream of productions: the two-part "Jeanne la Pucelle" (1994), starring Sandrine Bonnaire as Joan of Arc; the convoluted romantic comedies "Up, Down, Fragile" (1995) and "Va Savoir" (2001); the deconstructed thrillers "Secret Defense" (1997) and "The Story of Marie and Julien" (2003).
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Would-be avocado growers surely have visions of deep vats of guac and bottomless "deconstructed avocado toast" bowls dancing in their heads—but even if they manage to score a tree from one of the country's stripped-bare garden centers, those delicious dishes will have to wait: It takes avocado saplings an average of three to five years to start fruiting.
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Chickpeas Trio by Moscoman All ingredients for 2100-23 people: 22g small dry chickpeas2180g sesame paste2220 beautiful cherry tomatoes1 lemon1 red onion2 green chili peppers1 big potato, peeledExtra virgin olive oilFresh parsleyFresh corianderFresh mintDry spices: Coriander seeds, sesame seeds, cumin, table & Atlantic salt, English pepper, red paprika The process starts two days before you decide to make the deconstructed Msabbaha.
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The new album's earthy quiet blesses "True Love Waits" with its most breathless recorded incarnation—a skeletal, deconstructed piano chord fleshed out by bass notes and a splatter of countermelody—and in return, the threadbare directness of the lyric sharpens A Moon Shaped Pool's stark meditations on love to a point, lifting it to the pantheon of great Radiohead closers.
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Howarth blackened eggplants on the stovetop as the first step in creating a kind of deconstructed baba ghanouj, while Wigley sliced cherry tomatoes and red onions for a salad she would mix with pomegranate seeds, little hunks of feta and copious amounts of mint, basil and za'atar, the Middle Eastern spice blend generally made of oregano, thyme, salt and toasted sesame seeds.
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Its form is more deconstructed than either Never Let Me Go or Remains of the Day: It begins as a detective novel, evolves into a family story, and then gestures at turning into a war story without ever quite doing so; you can feel the narrative becoming less coherent as you slowly lose confidence in the narrator's ability to understand the world.
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Breakfast is served in the adjacent LovEat cafe, an organic, vegan-friendly coffeehouse chain where hotel guests get private access to a garden terrace and menu options include a "Sabich plate" — a deconstructed version of the beloved Israeli sandwich featuring tahini, hard-boiled egg and eggplant; and the "Tel Aviv Breakfast" of two eggs any style, chopped salad, bread basket and assorted dips.
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Though he did not disavow fashion entirely — performing in a 2013 Louis Vuitton video while wearing courtly dress; working with the British designer Paul Smith on limited-edition T-shirts to commemorate his new album, "Blackstar," which merged the minimalist album art (a star and its deconstructed geometries) with Mr. Smith's handwritten notations — he seemed to actually settle into a certain, more consistent personal look.
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But the actual plan rolled out in February is what we would normally describe as a $200 billion federal infrastructure plan, deconstructed into four parts: The key logic of this plan, to the extent that there is one, is that the $100 billion grant program is supposed to generate a total level of infrastructure investment far in excess of what's currently spent by state and local governments.
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It's odd to walk into a museum and be greeted with what at first glance appears to be a deconstructed office: a pile of papers sits in a state of disorder on a desk; a disassembled Herman Miller cubicle — partially painted — stands upright, its purpose diminished; French presses rest stagnant with murky water; computer mice lay on the floor, woven into a giant mandala.
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But the actual plan rolled out today is what we would normally describe as a $200 billion federal infrastructure plan, deconstructed into four parts: The key logic of this plan, to the extent that there is one, is that the $100 billion grant program is supposed to generate a total level of infrastructure investment far in excess of what's currently spent by state and local governments.
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Though their respective right-wing exploits have been thoroughly covered in the media, no one has ever deconstructed their personas the way Minhaj does, as he jokes that on the positive side of things, these "shitty Indians" have set Indian kids free because they set a precedent for being "complete fucking lunatics" instead of adhering to stereotypes about following the rules and studying to become doctors.
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The spread was featured in this year's safety video for Qantas Airways; the singer Miley Cyrus has a tattoo of a Vegemite jar on her arm (her Australian fiancé, the actor Liam Hemsworth, has one to match); and a right royal stink erupted last year when a cafe in New South Wales served a deconstructed version of Vegemite toast and charged $7 for it.
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At 31, she has complicated her reputation as a whispery singer of sparse, deconstructed R&B songs by blowing out not only her sound but her broader creative practice: She has trained as a dancer in various underground styles (vogueing, krumping, pole work), while also working as an actor, director and even a student of wushu, a form of Chinese martial arts that can resemble sword fighting.
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If the ''power suit'' circa Tom Ford at Gucci was lean and mean and made a gal look like a neo-noir detective, the new or alternative suiting is versatile and mismatched, the look of a superhero halfway through a costume change: satin blazers with cargo pants in monochrome (Ford, at his namesake label), deconstructed tweeds with raw-edged leather and biker boots (Lanvin) or Converse and sequins (Marc Jacobs).
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A University of Michigan communications professor whose previous books deconstructed the role of sexism in the idealization of motherhood as well as in the media and pop culture, Douglas devotes much of "In Our Prime" to documenting various forms of social tyranny that blight women's lives, from the anti-aging industrial complex to the grim financial realities facing women, who are 853 percent more likely to spend their later years in poverty than men are.
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In recent seasons, Mr. Kane has gone down something of a sex rabbit hole, a focus that veered into the sophomoric, but here it was subtle enough (Just ignore the "sexual cannibalism" T-shirt featuring a pair of preying mantises; the "Foreplay" sweats with two cheetahs) to provide an additive frisson to deconstructed lace boning that suggested skeletal structures as much as corsetry, jutting power shoulders and gray sweater dressing handcuffed in Swarovski.
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Durant's room-sized piece is a deconstructed house, based on the floor plans of the first homes occupied by freed slaves in Revolutionary Massachusetts; it's also a repurposed sculpture, built from what were previously the floorboards of "The Meeting House" (2016), a site-specific outdoor installation Durant worked on during a three-month stay in Concord, Massachusetts, that played host to several "lyceums," public events for the discussion of African American poetry, spirituality, and a potluck picnic.
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Instead of remixing the tracks from that album, which featured more guitar driven indie rock music, the band instead deconstructed those songs down to their stem files (the individual instrument recordings for a track) and sliced and diced them into entirely new works — sometimes breaking down two or three original tracks and rebuilding them one new "recycled" track — that jettison far from their indie roots and fall somewhere between the playfulness of glitch and the gentleness of electrofolk.
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One could describe all of its 290 constituent "villages" (including the Voting Machine Hacking Village, where attendees deconstructed and scrutinized the vulnerabilities of electronic voting machines, and the Lockpick Village, where visitors could tinker with locks and learn about hardware and physical security), offer a complete list of this year's presentations (including one by Rob Joyce, a senior cybersecurity official at the National Security Agency), catalog its many contests and events (like the Tin Foil Hat Contest and Hacker Karaoke) and still not get at its essence.
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