"The loss of Simonetta's warmth, especially her deeply felt dedication to her grandfather's life and music, will be deeply felt here in Torre del Lago," Mr. Handt said by email from that town.
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Hardly sign of a deeply felt belief in trade liberalisation.
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But deeply felt sorrow often mirrors a deeply cherished love.
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With its deeply felt emotions, "Marriage Story" isn't terrible either.
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It is a story both deeply felt and achingly well-told.
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His gratitude to his country is deeply felt and finely observed.
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For Mr. He, the scars from that time were deeply felt.
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Instead, the quiet decorum of his pictures exudes deeply felt involvement.
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Here, Cavernlight makes damn sure that that sorrow is deeply felt.
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Relations between groups are often marked by deeply felt hatred and demonization.
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Your kindness and decency… your academic excellence… your deeply felt school spirit.
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I have deeply felt your love, and I also see your pain.
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Meeting a character I knew I would love so deeply felt electric.
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But the pessimism about the possibility of a female president was deeply felt.
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Then, she gave us Anti, a deeply felt album of her being her.
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Why do you think your work is so deeply felt by so many?
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It's a commanding and resonant collection, deeply felt and rich in visceral detail.
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These paintings explore a deeply felt connection between humans, nature, and the cosmos.
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That's because in Japan physical money is a deeply felt part of life.
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That feeling of exclusion may be most deeply felt by employees of size.
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Their discussion showed that their respective positions were deeply felt and carefully considered.
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James McBride's welcome elucidation of these points is clear, deeply felt and unmistakable.
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Smiles and flirtatious glances, too, seemed like decoration, more painted on than deeply felt.
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"Fisher Girls…your love and prayers are deeply felt… @TriciaLFisher @carrieffisher @Gary_TheDog," she tweeted.
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They're part of the fabric of life, and are deeply felt in the music.
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It is food as metaphor, food as the basis for a deeply felt union.
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But "A Little Life" was buoyed by humor and love and deeply felt friendship.
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The anguish about Cruz's future is being deeply felt by those closest to him.
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Her words are hesitant and deeply felt, and they feel almost like a eulogy.
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And President Trump's influence on local politics has been deeply felt in Greenwich, Conn.
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Less visible but still deeply felt are the relationships Bricolage maintains with local farmers.
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It may be the most revealing and deeply felt moment in any of Niccol's scripts.
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No issue is more deeply felt than the weak economy that has plagued my generation.
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When the GM plant left, it was a deeply, deeply felt blow to the town.
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Mr. Malek's absence wasn't the only one deeply felt by the couple and their families.
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Their films are often deeply felt and deeply imbued with a magical sense of place.
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Right or wrong is not based on deeply held convictions but on deeply felt relationships.
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There is almost no deeply felt feeling that cannot be found in his still picture archives.
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McCain's comment — apparently loaded with shock and deeply felt hurt — was exceptionally funny to many people.
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Again, this all seems deeply felt and authentic enough, but it is also a locked groove.
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Calle's work is always a bit emotionally repulsive, too close to the bone, too deeply felt.
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Sometimes, as on "Twilight," he oozes into an offhand kind of singing, amateurish and deeply felt.
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But our differences remain deeply felt, and the grave risks posed by our nuclear arsenals persist.
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Taken in sum, his music verges on ambient, a deeply-felt sound without edges or direction.
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It's also incisive, languorous and deeply felt, a warm bath of studiously relaxed hip-hop and soul.
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This deeply felt Southern gothic takes its time, which makes its emotional highpoints that much more moving.
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It's about comrades in arms, deeply felt betrayals, and saving the day at the last possible moment.
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Like most successful trends, these emotions were deeply felt, and linked to bigger forces in our culture.
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In a deeply felt and often beautiful book, Furst has done his part to continue this song.
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One takeaway is that those remarks were classic campaign-trail drivel, neither deeply felt nor remotely prophetic.
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His absence is still deeply felt in his former department and by the people who love him.
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It was so much just about these people and their lives, and it was so deeply felt.
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Listening to Franklin and the choir, you know that fight is still deeply felt, and far from over.
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Indeed, it is a deeply felt belief that he has passed on to the younger generation of Trumps.
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The impact of that day is still deeply felt in communities across the US and across the world.
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Ultimately, though, it's Ms. Rashad's deeply felt, expertly shaded Shelah that gives the play its essential emotional continuity.
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" Wilder provided a base of plainspoken language and deeply felt storytelling; Lane embellished, shaped and "heightened the drama.
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These deeply felt narratives — none more than 100 words long — are read by the people who wrote them.
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" 'Canciones de Mi Padre' ... may in fact be the most deeply felt album the singer has ever made."
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"Her absence will be deeply felt by all who knew her -- giraffe and human alike," the zoo said.
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Her initial absence is deeply felt: It shows what a figurehead could have done and should have done.
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But I agree, it was a deeply felt and original interpretation of a classic character by Ms. Jones.
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The partisan divide in health policy is grounded in deeply felt differences on both sides over policy and principle.
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The album mixes giant, fist-pumping choruses with deeply felt lyrics about life, love, and the anxieties of adulthood.
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Instead they read their lines with a humor and emotional nuance that was deeply felt and wonderfully lived-in.
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His racism seems to be real and deeply felt, but in this case, it also serves a political function.
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Centuries ago, the Burmese overthrew their kingdom, something that remains deeply felt among Rakhine nationalists toward the Burman leadership.
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More from Tonic: She says breakups have three earmarks of regrets that are deeply felt and often ruminated over.
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You sense that they arose from deeply felt experiences of longing and loss, homesickness, wounded friendship, love, and alienation.
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The first, immigration, is a wellspring of fiery discussion — full of hot takes, deeply felt beliefs, and troublesome language.
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Let me be clear — I love technology, including my deeply felt relationship with that iPhone that spans decades now.
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But it is perhaps in the city of Ahmedabad where her legacy, mingled with her husband's, is most deeply felt.
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Betrayal is most deeply felt when it is by someone you believed to be on your side (paging Daenerys Targaryen).
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The tragic in Murray is deeply felt but never pure, a Beckettian tragicomedy that hits you when you aren't looking.
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Trey Gruber's time in Chicago's indie rock community was brief but his presence was deeply felt, and still resonates today.
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They argue that it disenfranchises voters and violates a deeply felt ethos of American democracy that allows for local representation.
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They express a sense of a hopelessness — a disappointment more deeply felt because of all the anticipation that preceded it.
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Here is where Takayama's influence is deeply felt, in perfect little pieces of nigiri or delicate temaki on crisp nori.
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It is hard to ignore, however, Mr. Cooper's deeply felt connections with the gay community that was targeted in Orlando.
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It was the sort of bauble that might imply something more deeply felt than friendship — but then again, might not.
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It's possible that the different structure of deeply felt conflict, between parties rather than within them, will produce something different.
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And as Mr. Feinstein sang it at the end of the evening, his performance was restrained, dignified and deeply felt.
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In this wistful, deeply felt masterwork, a filmmaker faces his own mortality, awakens desire and transforms ragged life into art.
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With "Speak," Anderson opened the door for more novels exploring the deeply felt and deeply personal aftermath of sexual violence.
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Its loss will certainly be deeply felt not just in the city of Portland, but in the art world at large.
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The Times has a fascinating article about how the animators show deeply felt emotions on the faces of Buzz and Woody.
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"Let me be clear — I love technology, including my deeply felt relationship with that iPhone that spans decades now," she wrote.
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"Billy Budd" is grief acknowledged and deeply felt for a gay character — a rarity in the century after it was written.
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I agree that even "deeply felt psychic connections" are "bound to fray" because I have had that happen to me before.
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Facebook is a huge experiment that constantly tests Zuckerberg's deeply felt claim that connecting the world will yield a net positive.
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"When we lose one of our students, it's a deeply felt and personal loss," the statement read, according to Bluffton Today.
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That might not sound like a lot, but in a state that barely tops a million, it's a growth that's deeply felt.
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The South, unlike the Northeast, contains lots of churchgoing white evangelicals with deeply felt conservative ideology — Ted Cruz voters, in other words.
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The "Tirailleur" story could have been the model for a deeply felt war game that elevates neglected heroes into popular historical canon.
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"They will need to ground themselves in a genuine commitment to serve others and draw from a deeply felt sense of purpose."
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Tinseth said every life lost in a Boeing airplane was "deeply felt throughout organization" but he retained "great confidence" in the plane.
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There's a segment of the population in which decisions of this nature are debated, are deeply felt, and are apparently acted upon.
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That seems a long time ago, but pain and anguish are still deeply felt by the descendants of those who were sacrificed.
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Josh Earnest, spokesman for President Barack Obama, said Streep had exercised her right to free speech with a thoughtful, deeply felt message.
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The distance between that soul, attuned to beauty and craftsmanship, and the shell Nolan has created for himself is deeply felt throughout.
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While Ms. Smith veers toward luscious, deeply felt movement, Ms. Tanowitz loves to invent steps and to mine dance history for inspiration.
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I was glad to meet Brandi Twilley for the first time, having written on her 2017 deeply felt show at Sargent's Daughters.
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Nevertheless, Moore's protest at the coarsening of popular entertainment — and, by implication, everything else — remains deeply felt and somehow also very funny.
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Don is one of the most deeply felt TV characters ever, and Jon Hamm's performance reveals more layers every time I watch it.
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Andrew Garfield was the heavy favorite to take this award for his campy and deeply felt performance as Prior in Angels in America.
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But to the extent that they are, it is a far more serious and deeply felt debate than the one Republicans are having.
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A distinctive and influential artist whose advances in sound have touched almost every corner of modern music, Worrell's loss will be deeply felt.
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One can't help but wonder if Weiss's point wouldn't be more deeply felt if it didn't hinge on apologia for a fascist sympathizer.
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It's not that it isn't artful or deeply felt; it's just that it's not anything like an attempt to tell a complete story.
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Like Ashbery's poetry, digression and whimsy are surface readings of a deeply felt exploration, a chance-taking and a wrestling with larger entropy.
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In my view, a novelist must have absolute freedom to write anything -- as long as the writing is good, honest and deeply felt.
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On parts of the left, the rage is more polite but, particularly where it is aimed at Wall Street, no less deeply felt.
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" Expressing his deeply felt joy, Gilbert captioned the sweet video, "Getting to share my work with my love @ambercochrangilbert and my boy…. #blessed.
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Cuban politics is a highly-charged issue that elicits strong and deeply-felt opinions from artists, curators, and opinion leaders on both sides.
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The impact is more deeply felt because one of its backers is Leonardo DiCaprio, star of "Blood Diamond", a film released in 2006.
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And in critical battlegrounds like Florida and Nevada, where the 2008 housing crisis was deeply felt, Mr. Trump's past comments could haunt him.
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These performances bring theatergoers to tears through the expression of their subjects' deeply felt, ultimately unconquerable pain, which both maimed and inspired them.
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"American Dirt" was written with good intentions, and like all deeply felt books, it calls its imagined ghosts into the reader's real flesh.
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Dividing Americans Trump's divisive view of people is a deeply felt belief that he has passed on to the younger generation of Trumps.
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"Real Friends," however, is great: Soulful, deeply felt, and catchy—it scans as a return (in the most general terms) to MBDTF-era West.
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Her deeply felt work and poetic sensibility have made Zarina a cross-generational icon among artists from South Asia and its far-flung diasporas.
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" Of meatless meat, she writes, "these foods will never succeed in mimicking the humbling intimacy from meals where the animal's death is deeply felt.
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There are big laughs, most of them coming from Ms McDormand's ability to spit out obscenities in a manner both casual and deeply felt.
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And Chance the Rapper outshines them all by turning in the verse of his life on "Ultralight Beam": it's proud, agile, and deeply felt.
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Before Beeley teamed up with his wife to transport frozen cryogenics across the country, he made folk music; deeply felt, little heard, folk music.
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The gambit may have worked—his Likud Party won, securing him a fourth term—but the consequences of that decision are still deeply felt.
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To explain her decision, Ms. Merkel returned to a theme that has characterized her political career: a deeply felt sense of responsibility, and humility.
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This gave her performances an uncanny, seance-like aspect, even as they also felt wholly fresh — the voice healthy and secure — and deeply felt.
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Most of these tales take the form of a warning and an elegy, and now Elizabeth Rush's deeply felt "Rising" joins that long tradition.
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" The opera's different registers — parodic, lyrical, noisy, and deeply felt — cohere in a way that, Mr. Aucoin feels, is "much more of a piece.
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At least that's how it struck me listening to Ms. Russell, her deeply felt performance offering a subdued and cleareyed but still genuine optimism.
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A deeply felt, mostly unexamined, sense that tech would lead to a freer and more convenient existence was the midwife of our digital present.
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But in the rural places and small towns, people expressed a deeply felt sense of not getting their "fair share" — defined in different ways.
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It's also a deeply felt love story, about Robinson and his wife, Rachel, and their twin struggles against the racist society they lived in.
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That he could defend others with deeply felt sincerity and strength even as he struggled with his own demons is a message to us all.
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Her thoughtful, supremely poetic, deeply felt multimedia exhibition — so relevant in this watery city already severely impacted by climate change — is a treasure in Venice.
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As a result of the nonprofit's mission, there's a deeply felt, shared culture centered on saving lives and making a positive difference in the world.
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At Signature, an orange-jumpsuited figure is onstage as the audience enters for "4,380 Nights," Annalisa Dias's deeply felt drama about imprisonment at Guantánamo Bay.
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But there is little doubt about Mr. Xi's convictions, which are shaped by history and a deeply felt sense of the perils of popular uprisings.
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They were at a higher point on the food chain, used in specialized places, and as a result the nostalgia factor isn't quite so deeply felt.
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Thiel's crusade against Gawker not only created a new way for billionaires to stifle the press, but also reflected his deeply felt opposition to democracy itself.
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It reflected the President's deeply felt resentment at his portrayal in the media, and his long list of grievances at perceived slights over the past year.
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More damning, they entirely avoided mentioning what Europeans would need to give up: a degree of their deeply felt national identities and hard-won national sovereignty.
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The deeply felt sincerity with which Buber invoked the idea of God shouldn't be doubted, but it's not easy to know what he meant by it.
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His successor, Lyndon B. Johnson, exhibited a deeply felt preference for allies, but shared the anti-poverty passions held by many leaders in Africa and Asia.
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His flaw was a lack of patience with his own deeply felt humanism, self-censoring even his love of Beethoven in pursuit of the public good.
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Originating as a gesture of mass revulsion, it was deeply felt, smartly choreographed, memorably costumed ("pussy hats") and emphatically scripted ("Keep your hands off my body").
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Based on a play, it was narrow in focus but deeply felt; released as "Moonlight" in 2016, it went on to win Best Picture at the Oscars.
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It's been nearly a decade since Heath Ledger died – nine years, three months, and 11 days, to be more precise – and his absence is still deeply felt.
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The devotional images of the Madonna, Christ, and saints that exist in so many Roman Catholic homes (on candles, cards, wall hangings) express a deeply felt piety.
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The property slowdown has also been deeply felt in Xuchang, a city of about 4 million people south of Zhengzhou that is the world's wig-making capital.
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Dashed hopes, breathless victories and painful regrets make up "Shot in the Dark," a documentary that has the rhythm of some spare yet deeply felt street poetry.
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They are telling them that their most deeply felt beliefs about the world and about their fellow Americans are not only factually correct, but also morally righteous.
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Though Kevin's mom attempts to put on a happy face, Jack's absence is deeply felt throughout the family—especially when it comes time to carve the turkey.
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His politics hew closely to a baby-boomer outline, which is to say that they are deeply felt, heraldically blue, and largely incoherent just beneath the surface.
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Fortunately, the persuasion is unnecessary, as Fussell's writing is so deeply felt and beautifully rendered that she makes every topic she chooses feel vital to the reader.
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The works in this exhibition constitute a deeply felt, intellectual inquiry into what it means to exist, to live with one's memories, to grow old, and die.
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Ironically, the quality that made Build Therefore Your Own World successful is the same one "Scaffold" so desperately lacked: a deeply felt sensitivity towards his subject matter.
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Now that he has died, his absence on the revival will be deeply felt, and casts a shadow over what otherwise would have been a fun, soapy lark.
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With the US contributing eight times as much as the second leading donor, the United Kingdom, even a small percentage change in US support would be deeply felt.
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But it can never overcome the simple fact that Taylor Kitsch's performance as Koresh is so raw and deeply felt that it's impossible to look away from him.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: Do you agree with this writer that even bonds founded on a "deeply felt psychic connection" are "bound to fray"?
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But Trump's words reflected his deeply felt resentment that his actions during the 2016 campaign remain under scrutiny while those of his former rival, Hillary Clinton, do not.
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Persuasion may not have the sparkling charm of Pride and Prejudice or the satirical bite of Emma, but it is Austen's most deeply felt, melancholy, and beautiful novel.
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Even in this rural patch of natural gas fields and deer hunting grounds, where the closest Whole Foods is more than 255 miles away, Amazon's influence is deeply felt.
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Here in the United States, the implications of "Ok, boomer" anger are deeply felt in two key areas — politics and the workforce — both with major implications for American society.
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Despite the deeply felt global disappointment with Aung San Suu Kyi, she remains the singular voice able to keep the country moving along the very fragile transition to democracy.
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The book is also a deeply felt (it seems, anyway) meditation on pregnancy itself, and the many ways men and the institutions they control are awful towards pregnant women.
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Poetry requires more careful scrutiny if its impact is to be deeply felt, which makes it more difficult to divide our attention between the language and the theatrical element.
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Neither man said it directly, but Mr. Trump's remarks provide further evidence that he has no concern for the legitimate and deeply felt fears and grievances of minority Americans.
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Even with a deeply felt and loving eulogy, Ms. McCain, 33, did as Mr. McCain had done so often: provoked and divided his own political party in dramatic fashion.
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With SubSuperior, Phillips has transmuted his first-person account of racial paradoxes and inequities into an array of metaphors articulating a deeply felt protest, devoid of preachments and slogans.
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Ansari's standup has been marked by a light, controlled style, but here, he weaves personal material into a critique of the culture that reveals a new, deeply felt passion.
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It was a deeply felt and altogether rare appeal from the stage of a Broadway show — and it drew a surprisingly sharp rebuke from Mr. Trump on Saturday morning.
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Till-Mobley recognized the dangers that exist in the framing and representation of black people by others who lack the cultural connection, the deeply felt pain of enforced marginalization.
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While many conservative Hindus see Mr. Modi as an unswerving defender of some of their most deeply felt values, many Dalits and Muslims are frightened of their own government.
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If a candidate wins — even if that candidate wasn't the one you supported — it's because he tapped into some important and deeply felt current of opinion in the country.
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Leveraging the simple device of contrast in multifarious, deeply felt, un-textbook-like ways, Tacha conveys something new and unexpected about the shape-shifting resilience of the human body.
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But in the past two seasons, he's shown a willingness to go outside the show's usual pacing and tone to do something a little darker, a little more deeply felt.
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Although the late Anton Yelchin's absence was deeply felt at the San Diego Comic-Con premiere of Star Trek Beyond, his cast members made sure he was there in spirit.
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I can't think of another Survivor episode where five separate contestants gave deeply felt emotional confessionals about what they have left behind, and how much the game means to them.
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He was remarkably gifted, capable of delivering speeches that were simultaneously deeply felt, cutting, and uncommonly shrewd—he had a literary gift as well as a gift for the moment.
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He has tapped into the deeply felt, legitimate grievances of millions of voters whose livelihoods have been destroyed by globalization, but his cure reveals his deficient understanding of the situation.
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Such a future of true equality would breed not only full respect for the trans community, but also more deeply felt memoirs that are uncompromised by the burden of justification.
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"The policy disagreements dividing your political parties are deeply felt but the stakes of the Brexit process go way beyond politics as usual," Clinton said then, according to the BBC.
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Patchett blurs the genre with her classic brand of family saga — one full of richly developed characters and deeply felt observations on the connections between siblings and parents and spouses.
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Mr. Oswalt, whose comedy special won an Emmy this year, told bracing stories that Ping-Ponged between silly jokes and deeply felt moments grappling with his tumultuous state of mind.
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But especially when the critique is coming from another gay person, I do think it's important to distinguish between anti-gay rhetoric and all-purpose snark — or deeply felt grievance.
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For one thing, it's built around two deeply felt depictions of friendship, one between Dud and his mentor Ernie (Brent Jennings) and one between Dud and his sister Liz (Sonya Cassidy).
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But Cumberbatch gives a performance that's very much the equal of his more high-profile work, doing what he does best: bringing deeply felt nuance to a larger-than-life character.
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Naturally, the film's martial artists remain concerned that their craft is being lost, that honor in the world is waning, and that they're entering a smaller and less deeply felt age.
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What's left is a music video that relies on the unconscious and deeply felt to be understood for what the hell it is; it's the perfect litmus test for the woke.
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The most deeply felt passages in "The Last Supper" are reserved for the artists of the Renaissance; the most unforgiving, for any group, pastime, or individual that Cusk perceives as philistine.
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It's an album of multiple parts, clearly divided by this unnamed tragedy deeply felt by the band, an event that caused a fissure between the sound; two halves effortfully blended together.
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Fortunately, it is also deeply felt, beautifully written and profoundly humane; McBride's ability to inhabit his characters' foibled, all-too-human interiority helps transform a fine book into a great one.
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" Through such deeply felt and finely wrought eddies of narrative drift, "To Float in the Space Between" confronts the reader with many such moments of angular reflection and renewed recognition. "Vital.
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It's festive but also deeply felt, historically minded but also utterly of the now, when hip-hop has largely sloughed off its dourness, its rugged reserve and its reliance on tension.
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Fortunately, it is also deeply felt, beautifully written and profoundly humane; McBride's ability to inhabit his characters' foibled, all-too-human interiority helps transform a fine book into a great one.
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The stories vary from formal experiments to deeply felt character meditations, from a three-page piece of flash fiction to a well-developed novella, and from heartbreak to horror to humor.
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In short, predicting what you'll hear during her two-night run at the Iridium in Manhattan is a challenge — but audiences are guaranteed a rich, deeply-felt selection of pop songs.
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Her relationship with Sierra is much more developed and deeply felt than the central romance is — but her presence also makes it very clear that Sierra is straight-up just catfishing Jamey.
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Edgerton handles Jared's experience with empathy for all sides, honestly considering Nancy and Marshall's deeply felt religious convictions while never losing sight of the fact that ex-gay therapy is total bullshit.
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But the power ballad "Say Hello 19943 Heaven" deserves shine too — it's Cornell's deeply felt tribute to his pal and his vocal acrobatics at the 5:30 mark are absolutely hair-raising.
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This is the ladder-climber, the hanger-on, the courtier, though he possessed a deeply felt ambition that would one day justify the intense superficiality of his existence as a young man.
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This story isn't as witty and sparkling as its predecessor in Eleanor Oliphant, but it's deeply felt — and the mystery of Anna's trauma emerges in the book's most chillingly horrifying set piece.
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His was precisely the kind of execution a young Tim Kaine, a Harvard-educated lawyer with a deeply felt revulsion for capital punishment, would have worked himself to the bone to stop.
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The movie is so deeply felt that it sometimes loses the thread; it has the feel of someone working through her demons, rather than necessarily making a film that's compelling to watch.
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Baseball is a peculiar sport, filled with dozens of climactic anticlimaxes, and wide pockets of time for digressions into movies or politics or, in Keith's case, deeply felt opinions about uniform design.
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Trump has indeed tapped into a deeply felt loathing of "political correctness," but his willingness to defy it is larger than his particular statements — it's served to establish his character in voters' eyes.
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"A movie with a catch or sob in its singing voice: a beautifully made and deeply felt adaptation," Peter Bradshaw wrote in The Guardian when the film was released in Britain in December.
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Reese's idea—that people will give up something pleasurable and familiar without the spark of something deeply felt, be it shame or compassion—relies on a very generous view of the human animal.
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Though they are now divorced, Vega maintains a deeply felt, close relationship with both her mother, an animal activist, and her father, who owns a printing business and shares her love for opera.
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The only guest who holds her own here is the songwriter Hillary Lindsey, one of the most effective Nashville writers of the 2000s, and a master of the deeply felt king-size ballad.
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Gorsuch, President Donald Trump's choice to succeed the late Justice Antonin Scalia, wrote a 22005 book, "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia," that reveals some of his most deeply felt and conservative sentiment.
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"They have given rise to the success of a candidate who continues to grotesquely manipulate the deeply felt anger of many Americans," Bush wrote, saying the nominee harkened back to an 1850s political party.
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The volatile nature of Usenet, the place where the flame war gained its name, was generally not as deeply felt on the SGI groups, which were not in the "alt" section and were moderated.
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"She is sick, & the most overrated person on TV" suggests a personal injury and deeply felt affront, very different in tone from Trump's hearty mockery of "low energy" Jeb Bush or "Little Marco" Rubio.
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School leaders who have refused to budge on the mascot issue talk about deeply felt pride, sporting legacies that date back decades, and support from individual Native Americans who see them as a tribute.
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In America and around the globe, voters across the political spectrum are swinging wildly for a solution to a deeply felt problem — the increasing disparity between the ultra-wealthy and the rest of us.
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It not only dares to take the romantic and emotional lives of gay men seriously — a rarity on TV — but in its most deeply felt episodes, it features some of TV's most transcendent filmmaking.
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That year, at the news conference for "Melancholia" — his brilliant, deeply felt movie about the end of the world or at least one woman — Mr. von Trier blurted out that he was a Nazi.
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On the other is Mr. Williams's homegrown but broadly resonant and deeply felt theory about "mis-consumption" and the way we have become disconnected from what goes in our closets — and on our bodies.
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But taken out of context, "One Man's Trash" is just a concise, deeply felt short film, with a sharper focus than most TV episodes can allow when dealing with several different storylines at once.
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Both mother and son pursue the things they most desire — safety, warmth, a sense of security — in ways that are both doomed and deeply felt, particularly in the starkness and minimalism of Ørstavik's translated prose.
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"Seeing these two angels, these stunningly beautiful babies…cuddled together, and seeing the joy on Amal and George's faces, it's one of those deeply felt beautiful feelings you can't express in words," Alamuddin tells PEOPLE.
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In a way I'm glad it wasn't, because it challenged my ideology for the first time, pitting my immediate emotional reaction to the procedure itself against my deeply felt duty to the patient before me.
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Like the Cars, New Order depends on the contrast between the beautifully functional and efficient music and dorky singing; but Bernard Sumner's vocals are so endearing that the result is paradoxically expressive, vulnerable, deeply felt.
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Ms. Garfield, whose wacky, deeply felt dances can make you laugh, cry and laugh-cry, describes the results as "a meditation on the nature of valor," an idea that extends through much of her work.
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It is the agent of my deeply felt saudade, and the thing that's stopped my generation getting to spend the next 30 years telling anyone who'll listen about the golden days of E-tinged fantasias.
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It's not that the wins and losses aren't deeply felt in their own right, but they're also a safe way for people to play at real life's riskier extremes of experience, both high and low.
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All of Professor Marston's most deeply felt conflicts play out across Hall's expressive face – she's a proudly unconventional woman who's scared to break the rules, a brilliant thinker who goes under-appreciated in her time.
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The sensuous, erotic story of a couple of werecats and the human who loves one of them, Cat People sounds ridiculous but is actually deeply felt and tragic — a space that Bowie occupied very well.
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The resolution of a host of problems in the Middle East -- especially Iran, Qatar and the endless war in Yemen -- revolves around Western, and especially American, acceptance of Saudi Arabia's deeply felt need for security.
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On "Little Seeds," the pair's fourth album of original songs, the two engage with a wide range of deeply-felt subject matter, including a song inspired by the church shooting in Charleston, S.C., last year.
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"You can tell from observing him that the issue of Burma is deeply felt," said Derek Mitchell, a former ambassador to Myanmar, who encouraged the foreign minister to issue Mr. McConnell a closely held visa.
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"Thelma" is somewhat of a departure for Mr. Trier, whose earlier movies include "Reprise" and "Oslo, August 31st," deeply felt stories that engage with, but remain unburdened by, the legacy of the European art film.
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But our social lives are never stagnant, and even bonds founded on that rare, deeply felt psychic connection between two people, such as the one that sustained me in early adulthood, are bound to fray.
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Given the performers and presenters attending the VMAs tonight—like Cardi B (who presented the award), Lizzo, Normani, Queen Latifah, and Megan Thee Stallion—Elliott's influence is deeply felt and her win feels incredibly overdue.
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But the symbolism of her appointment — in an age of #MeToo and renewed and reinvigorated calls for women's equality in the workplace — was nonetheless deeply felt in Albany, particularly among female members of the Legislature.
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If you're looking for a pop spectacle in the vein of Robyn or Katy Perry, this Australian artist mines similar terrain with bright, effervescent synth pop distinguished by deeply felt lyrics about love and heartbreak.
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Miranda and Caliban is a lyrical, smartly crafted exploration of a classic story, and it is so deeply felt that, dear reader, I must confess it left me teary-eyed on the New York City subway.
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Gut-wrenching TV. Ava DuVernay's new OWN series is rich with detail in everything from her direction to the production design of Los Angeles mansions versus Louisiana sugar plantations to the stellar cast's deeply felt performances.
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Pixar films like Finding Nemo, Up, Toy Story 3, and Inside Out deal directly with death and other very personal, deeply felt losses, from letting go of childhood to letting go of the possibility of motherhood.
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Even though the tragically doomed and thwarted romance between the Martha and Alexis Bledel's character (who I think I'll just be calling Emily) got barely any screen time, it was still incredibly compelling and deeply felt.
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Mr. Kavanaugh's fury, however deeply felt, may well have been voiced for the benefit of the Cable News Watcher in Chief (moments after the hearing, cable news excitedly reported that the president had tweeted his support).
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The power of the content itself is important, but for a very long time, they have thought about, how do you extend the reach of a broadcast event into something that actually is more deeply felt?
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It's a small and glancing, but also deeply felt, attempt to suggest that this music, with its objectivity and empathy, its breathless energy and delicate grace, could, if heard closely by enough people, change the world.
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The ensuing national debate, which ended with Thomas on the bench and Hill retreating from a media storm, was probably the country's most heated, deeply felt political moment until 2000, when the Supreme Court heard Bush v.
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The consequences of that decision will be most deeply felt — not by those who may have committed crimes at the highest levels of national office — but by regular people, across the political spectrum, for generations to come.
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The issue is deeply felt here, since some estimates put the number of women who have been raped in Liberia at around 70 percent, a legacy of the civil war and a military coup that preceded it.
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When: September 14–November 2 Where: Regen Projects (6750 Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood, Los Angeles) Artist Theaster Gates creates deeply felt artworks that span social theory, public policy, and urban economy, often centered on his hometown Chicago.
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"I have represented many women and some men who have been sexually harassed, abused, humiliated and raped and the injuries are deeply felt, disruptive of all of their relationships (thus affecting third parties) and usually permanent," Mastroianni explains.
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Lead Actress in a Drama: Claire Foy, The Crown (Netflix) Did her deeply felt performance as young Elizabeth II, wanting to be kind but trapped by tradition, boost sympathy for the royals in a year obsessed with Diana?
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What stunned me was how she used her materials to convey the idea of a fugitive, subaltern, lived experience that's expressed in syntactic slips and eruptions of deeply felt personal exertion against the burly undertow of religious ideology.
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" Thanks to its deeply felt characters, Monae believes Moonlight presents a story that anyone will find relatable: "Those who have no encounter with people like this will be able to empathize with a crackhead or a drug dealer.
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While much of Prince's music was about love and sex, there also was a sharp focus on inequality and helping the poor — a message that could also have been sparked by the star's deeply felt religious views. 5.
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Tourists flock to Mr. Escobar's former home, the prison where he was held and his grave, aggravating local officials and residents who resent the lionization of a violent criminal whose wounds are still deeply felt across the city.
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Dormeshia knows what she's doing: She leaves you wanting more of her brand of deeply felt tap, in which dancers — good friends — alive in the skill of their bodies, let us watch their conversations unfold in real time.
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They acknowledged that the countries had largely rebuilt after the disasters, but had not recovered from the resulting "cascade of political economic and social crises whose impacts are still deeply felt," Shannon wrote in his memo to Tillerson.
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Instead, and much to the surprise and delight of Sundance audiences, Burnham reveals a deeply felt empathy for what it's like to be a sweet, painfully quiet girl just trying to get through her last week of middle school.
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Now seems like exactly the right time for movies to tackle these themes, and first-time feature director Carlos López Estrada shapes Blindspotting's interpretation of them into a rhythmic, hilarious, deeply felt mixture of hard truth and real life.
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Guardians of the Galaxy's Gamora and Nebula are a foil to Mantis's powers of empathy; the strength of Black Panther's Okoye and the Dora Milaje are a foil to Shuri's humor and technological wit and Nakia's deeply felt humanitarianism.
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I prayed for my community, and just as I had prayed when I learned on Sunday that the suspected shooter was Muslim, I offered a deeply felt prayer that there be no backlash against my Muslim brothers and sisters.
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The series is a puzzle box, and because Kate carries so many pieces of the puzzle (she blames herself for her dad's still-mysterious death), it's very difficult to make her seem as deeply felt as the other characters.
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Mr. Saleem echoed a deeply felt belief among Iraq's minorities that the American invasion of Iraq in 2003, by removing a dictatorship that at least promised them security, marked the beginning of the community's demise in their own country.
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But its depiction of the Mexican Day of the Dead and its attendant traditions, as well as the actual Land of the Dead, has the easy authority of something that has obviously been both painstakingly researched and deeply felt.
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The fact that it may have been the weight of those very sorrows that crushed him, that he could defend others with deeply felt sincerity and strength even as he struggled with his own demons is a message to us all.
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But the suspension was also an important moment in the small but deeply felt universe of Democratic Jewish politics, which has been torn apart on generational and ideological lines over the acceptable level of criticism of Israel's right-wing government.
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Such is the location of Halley Feiffer's "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Gynecologic Oncology Unit at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center of New York City," a play that is as deeply felt as its name is long.
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While the cross-cultural references don't seem quite as natural as Perry's work in other media, his genuine talent as a designer and consistent vision of the artist on a perennial voyage, be it literal or psychological, are deeply felt.
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The numbers went down to around 10,000 after several days of demonstrations, but a planned blockade of Paris this weekend will show if the protests are deeply felt enough to last, or have been a one-off show of dissatisfaction.
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But something about letting a computer give those notes speaks to why Maniac, ultimately, felt less human than human to me, why it always seemed like it was assembled more than it was a deeply felt passion project for anyone.
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Analysts say her departure will be deeply felt by both American and Mexican officials — she was one of the most experienced Latin America experts in the State Department, having spent most of her 31 years there focusing on the region.
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Having played Iago last season for the Royal Shakespeare Company — another casting against type for an actor of color — Mr. Msamati taps into the Iagoesque dimensions of Salieri's growing psychosis, while channeling his rage into deeply felt arias of grief.
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During a recent interview with Radio Motherboard, Bar-Lev discussed the push-and-pull between creating art for the present and establishing a lasting legacy, a dynamic that's at the heart of his sprawling, deeply-felt, frequently funny, and often tragic film.
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The Fed continues to manipulate the economy in unseen but deeply felt ways that may well lift asset values for the few yet are little more than an economic "sugar high" in the absence of real pro-growth reforms for the many.
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"It's not like Joe Schmo in suburban St. Louis has a ton of intrinsic, deeply felt, idiosyncratic opinions about the effect of CO2 in the atmosphere," David Roberts, the lead climate columnist at Vox, who has written extensively on political polarization, told me.
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There's a kernel of an idea here about an older performer struggling to be funny in a changed reality (its technology, its women), but to pull that off would require true, deeply felt hostility, something this movie doesn't want or can't risk.
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It's hard to tell whether the animus Mr. Trump has conveyed toward immigrants, particularly Mexicans, is deeply felt, or if he simply came to recognize how powerfully it would appeal to voters disaffected by an uneven economic recovery and the nation's demographic changes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In Stet, Dora Malech adds a stiff dose of emotional urgency to formal experiment, finding in anagrams, erasures, and Oulipean constraints like the "beautiful outlaw" a way to advance a continual re-interpretation of deeply felt content.
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I'd argue that what matters most is not resolving some common meaning so much as engaging in deeply felt discussions, fresh lines of inquiry, and new proposals for sustaining the human journey—all of which have been sparked by the emergence of this concept.
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Bolton, meanwhile, hasn't uttered a single word in public since taking up his post, even amid boiling national security issues such as strikes in Syria and preparations for meeting with Kim Jong Un. But his influence inside the White House has been deeply felt.
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That voice, along with the patch Colvin wore after she lost an eye to a grenade in Sri Lanka, became her calling cards as she catapulted into war zones around the world, and wrote deeply felt, courageously reported articles for The Sunday Times in London.
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"We have been following the school's case closely since it began, and its impact has been deeply felt by the foreign business community as a symbol of legal risk in Indonesia," said A. Lin Neumann, managing director of the American Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia.
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And yet what distinguishes "Roxanne Roxanne," a sensitively observed new movie with a dynamite performance by Chanté Adams, is that it marries a traditional hip-hop biopic, a form long dominated by male rappers, with a more idiosyncratic and deeply felt slice of life.
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It is a mutually beneficial, and deeply felt, relationship that resonates well beyond the families who have grown so close to Mr. Trump that he remembers their names and those of their deceased loved ones, and privately relays praise of their appearances on Fox News.
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But returning to Hong Kong this month after many years away, I found that the magazine was gone, along with what had been Hong Kong's deeply felt role as a place inextricably tied to the rest of China, not just economically but intellectually and emotionally.
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THE SACRAMENTBy Olaf Olafsson Olaf Olafsson's perceptive new novel tells the deeply felt story of Sister Johanna Marie, a French Catholic nun who is summoned to Reykjavik to procure new information about the death of a priest, said to have killed himself two decades earlier.
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Her most recent album, "By the Way, I Forgive You," features grand orchestral arrangements by the late Paul Buckmaster and songs that exemplify the frank, deeply felt storytelling that has won Ms. Carlile many devoted fans (including, but not limited to, at least one former president).
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Debuted: Thursday, September 8, on FX From the mind of Pamela Adlon (Louie) comes Better Things, a wry and deeply felt series about a single mother named Sam (Adlon) who's raising three daughters — ranging in age from 4 to 16 years old — while pursuing an acting career.
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To get a sense of how people who work for, own, and run these venues are feeling about the future, VICE talked to six staffers from across the country about how how the effects of coronavirus will continue to be deeply felt for a long time.
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" Johnson, who became a minor sensation for his deeply felt remarks delivered beneath the park's sun-dappled trees, noted the potential hurdle involved: "What really infuriates me is we have the power to do something about it, I just don't know if we have the will to do it.
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He served with the Counter-Intelligence Corps of the Fourth Infantry Division, whose job was to interview Nazi deserters and sympathizers, and was stationed for a while in Tiverton, Devon, the setting of 'For Esmé — with Love and Squalor,' probably the most deeply felt of the 'Nine Stories.
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Majors somehow crafts a deeply felt performance out of what we don't and maybe can't know about this character, and it all builds up to a devastating sequence when the sensitive Mont stages the play he just wrote as a tribute to a friend who has been killed.
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Runtime: one hour Debuted: Thursday, September 8, on FX From the mind of Pamela Adlon (Louie) comes Better Things, a wry and deeply felt series about a single mother named Sam (Adlon) who's raising three daughters — ranging in age from 4 to 16 years old — while pursuing an acting career.
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This is not to say that Bryant doesn't really want to tell stories; he unmistakably comes alive when the topic of motivation is raised, and when he held forth on it at the Tribeca Film Festival in April his responses were stilted and a little manic but also clearly deeply felt.
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Allen's personal, deeply felt and revelatory inside look at the group – Los Angeles Times critic Robert Abele called it "part exposé, part catharsis and all disturbing" – examines Allen's own participation, along with the beliefs and needs of members who, like him, have come and gone while Rostand apparently still leads others.
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Although Tupac's career lasted less than a decade and was cut brutally short at its height, he produced a wide swath of music (from party records like "I Get Around" and "California Love" to deeply felt odes like "Dear Mama") that left a lasting imprint on the hip-hop genre.
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In an age of brutal anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy, "This Land is Our Land" offers a meticulously researched and deeply felt corrective to the public narrative of who today's migrants are, why they are coming, and what economic and historical forces have propelled them from their homes into faraway lands.
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" As for the actual act of saying "I love you," Neil believes men tend to get there first because, once again, women are generally more risk-averse: "So [they] can be less likely to express such deeply felt emotions until they feel safe and secure enough in the relationship to do so.
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In wabi sabi, fallen leaves may carry more meaning than those still on the tree; a ceramic bowl is more beautiful by its lack of uniformity; the composition of a painting or photo more deeply felt through its rejection of centering, the subject somewhere near the frame's edge, amid a field of blankness.
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But even when it covers familiar territory — if you've seen any Star Is Born, you know where this is headed — it's a captivating and deeply felt film, with chill-inducing musical sequences and a movie star–making performance by Lady Gaga that will earn her at least an Oscar nomination, if not the statue.
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It's never as deeply felt as it perhaps needs to be, and the moment when the murders finally arrive doesn't carry the catharsis that might have lent everything preceding them even more impact, especially when it comes to Dr. Jordan, played by Edward Holcroft with a slightly distant air that keeps him from fully engaging.
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"Cunning past men's thought," as Antony notes, she ingeniously elaborates a whole battery of stratagems to keep herself in the forefront of his attention: flirtation, capricious annoyance, the constant private teasing, frustrating allusions to significant undelivered information; but also, shared ambition, trusting collaboration, sincere deeply felt admiration for his achievements, insistence on her own equality.
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It's a deeply felt, tear-jerking conclusion that touches on the universal experience of leaving the nest, while also connecting to the specific cocktail of guilt and sorrow felt by many immigrant children as they move away from home — something Shi knows all too well, having moved from Toronto to California when she first started working for Pixar.
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How can someone who once espoused deeply felt radical feminist politics now be defending someone who donated to a committee overseen by Kevin McCarthy, a man who wants to strip Planned Parenthood of $500 million, a man who doesn't believe same-sex couples should have the right to marry, a man who doesn't believe in affordable healthcare?
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Much as Tim Kaine, the Democratic vice-presidential candidate, had to wrestle with his deeply felt opposition to capital punishment in a death penalty state, allowing 11 executions when he was Virginia's governor, the H.I.V. outbreak forced Mr. Pence to balance strong beliefs against ground-level reality: an epidemic that was growing more dire by the day.
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There is a lesbian romance; there is an abortion; there is deeply felt friendship and an exploration of the constraints of being a female painter during a time when women were not allowed to look at the male form to learn how to paint it, effectively prohibiting them from creating what would be considered, well, Great Art.
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She also remained neutral on ballot measures as attorney general because she was responsible for writing the title and summary language for all propositions At that time, Newsom said he understood that the issue "raises deeply felt passions on all sides" but he believed that Americans ultimately would look back on the death penalty "as an archaic mistake."
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Thus, a show tends to burn out most quickly when it allows itself to be driven by plot, and is at its best when it uses story to develop character studies, like Breaking Bad's five-season study of the psychology and interior life of Walter White, or Parks and Recreation's deeply felt exploration of Leslie Knope.
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But I suspect he was also hoping the novel could do something for him, that it might prove that his sober energies could be translated into a new kind of creative project — less stylistically adorned, perhaps ("hardly worked up at all") but just as deeply felt, and more explicitly geared toward emotional generosity — the project of reaching others in their desperation.
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Many alcohol researchers and substance-use clinicians believe the steady increase in problem drinking arises from a deeply felt sense of despair: "Since the attacks on 9/11, we've been in a state of perpetual war, and a lot of us are traumatized by that," said Andrew Tatarsky, a clinical psychologist who specializes in treating people with substance-use disorders.
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Cohen was master of a tone whose high seriousness depends on a cultivated sense of the absurd and vice versa — his songs, deeply felt as they are, wouldn't twinge your heartstrings with such alluring pathos if the pathos weren't also somehow laughable, an approach captured in the way his plain recitation flickers with self-aware humor, as if a joke about people reciting poetry.
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But something you learn after high school is that, without the momentousness of "firsts" (first time smoking weed, first time having sex, first time breaking up, first time getting caught in a deep and elaborate lie, first deeply felt disappointment, first confidence in your own taste) and societally ordained milestones (dances, college applications, graduation), growth occurs in much smaller, much more incremental and counterintuitive ways.
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But a maniac that seemingly had no desire to be loved or respected by the wider culture and in that way I felt him to have a certain kinship with the cartoonists and other writers and artists who made deeply felt, idiosyncratic work.... I don't agree or relate to Chick's perspective on the world, I respect and love how much he stood apart from it all.
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" At the moment of supreme tenderness, both reader and protagonist engage in an act of reinterpretation, "whereby she suddenly and clearly sees that the behavior she feared was actually the product of deeply felt passion... Once she learns to reread his past behavior and thus to excuse him for the suffering he has caused her, she is free to respond warmly to his occasional acts of tenderness.
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The best part of his book is that he proves there is nothing inconsistent between holding deeply felt and believed ideological principles — in his case, as a progressive supporting choice, gay rights, civil rights, human rights, tough policy to stop global warming and … you get the point — while still being civil and even good friends with ardent conservatives with whom he disagrees on virtually every issue.
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Rafsanjani's death will be deeply felt by the country's moderates, who saw him as "a much needed balance against conservative forces that would further intensify domestic repression and put Iran on a path towards confrontation with the West," said Trita Parsi, head of the National Iranian American Council and author of the upcoming book Losing an Enemy: Obama, Iran, and the Triumph of Diplomacy.
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From her finely wrought "ink," the final dance in a trilogy exploring African-American identity, to her work on the Metropolitan Opera's "Porgy and Bess," the Public Theater's "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf" and "Choir Boy" on Broadway — for which she was robbed of a Tony — Ms. Brown is one of the most expressive, genuine and deeply felt choreographers working today.
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The acclaimed British director who began by making rigorously formal, deeply felt autobiographical films (The Terence Davies Trilogy, Distant Voices, Still Lives, Of Time and the City), followed by literary adaptations (The Neon Bible, The House of Mirth, The Deep Blue Sea, Sunset Song) in his mid-to-late career, has finally come back to filming a life — not his own, but that of arguably the U.S.'s greatest poet: Emily Dickinson.
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" Fred Valentine, the artist and curator of his eponymous gallery in Ridgewood, offered another over-the-shoulder glance with a series of charcoal portraits from the late 1980s and early '90s in a solo show at Schema Projects; with their mix of classicism, collage, layering, and defacement, these powerful, haunting, deeply felt works hardly seemed 25 years old, demonstrating instead "an urgency that consolidates current strains of thought on content and intentionality, materials and medium.
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The film remains the gold standard of sci-fi/retro/teen comedy, and as such its influence on the laugh-leaning season 3 is deeply felt, overtly (the scene revealing the DeLorean's 88 mph time-traveling capabilities plays on the multiplex screen), in tips of the hat (Dustin's inventions, like his automated hammer, evoke Doc Brown's Rube Goldberg-esque creations) and even more subtle nods (fans of composer Alan Silvestri will zero in on orchestral sequences that evoke his signature "BTTF" score later in the season).
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The sequence encompasses three years in less than 10 minutes of screen time, and it not only captures the way Gordon has to wait for the internet to become a going concern in American homes, but also the way that Joe's extended self-exile becomes a chance for him to punish himself, to live in the middle of his deeply felt sorrow at the way he could never build a functional, adult relationship with Cameron Howe (Mackenzie Davis), who's now living in Tokyo with her husband.
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