"That's disquieting," is what our posh DA has to say.
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For some Republicans, this situation suggests a more disquieting comparison.
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"Needless to say, I found these reports disquieting," Hatch wrote.
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But, as disquieting as it was, the connection was there.
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As disquieting as Sanders' story may be, it's not uncommon.
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The Eagles' slow start to the season is also disquieting.
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It's Nassau County in a can, disquieting and remarkably affecting.
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" Or sometimes more disquieting: "We were looking for someone younger.
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So what about this do you think is so disquieting?
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It's sort of a lullaby, but with an absurdly disquieting subject.
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But this disquieting emotional state is undermined by the objective facts.
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The sound design is just as excellent as the disquieting visuals.
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Their uneasy balance is what gives Alomar's work its disquieting power.
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The case of A'mani Miller proved disquieting even to the initiated.
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"Needless to say, I found these reports disquieting," Hatch wrote Thursday.
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More broadly, Kavanaugh's framing of the situation in Nixon is disquieting.
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It's a disquieting overture, partly because it takes place in daylight.
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Yet this remains a disquieting political season of hatred and anger.
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LOOK BACK a year, and remember how disquieting European politics seemed.
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Their neon-orange gear is a disquieting beacon in the gloom.
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Frequently, though, there's been a disquieting undertone to Dany's bloody triumphs.
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The underdefined nature of this directive is both familiar and disquieting.
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Yet some aspects of my transformation are more than a little disquieting.
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But that's a disquieting thought in the context of the Trump administration.
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A "Taking Part" survey conducted from 2005-2014 showed a disquieting situation.
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The disquieting reality is that depression alone cannot make a person disappear.
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But for the moment, the answer is disquieting: more pitchers, fewer innings.
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Any alarm on a dashboard 240,000 miles away would have been disquieting.
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The look that flickers across Ian's face says it's a disquieting choice.
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Their works can be funny, disquieting, quirky, sweet, meticulous, improvisational, and hallucinatory.
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There have been, and would be, other disquieting moments, less violent moments.
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The force of this naturalistic vision is disquieting; it is also moving.
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Even then, even once they're all safely home, there are disquieting goings on.
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But he's only one potential source of the disquieting things that begin happening.
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But perhaps the most unexpected (and maybe, disquieting) places is in plain sight.
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There are disquieting signs that Chinese leaders are considering precisely those extreme measures.
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She's a singer and a more disquieting figure than anyone is yet aware.
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More than a century old, Strauss's "Salome" should still be a disquieting experience.
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And one phrase used by Khan may have been particularly disquieting to them.
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And that was what was so jarring and disquieting about Mr. Trump's speech.
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With these enigmatic works, Mulleady constructs a sparse stage for multiple, disquieting interpretations.
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A 2016 temperature anomaly map shows the entire globe in disquieting hues of red.
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That disquieting underbelly that he sees in London, that's how I perceive it too.
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Still, it's yet another disquieting sign of the progress of North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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This feature could be even more disquieting for people who've been in abusive relationships.
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The document's latest version drops the wildest proposals, but retains plenty of disquieting ones.
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The quietly disquieting opener "Desordem" spends four minutes breaking open without ever coming apart.
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"I just saw right away that the overall picture was very disquieting," she says.
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It's a tragic and disquieting end to the the island's relatively peaceful last decade.
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I just experience it as this, uh, this sort of, uh, uh, disquieting presence.
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"Once again, the overall picture of Dish's video business is rather disquieting," he wrote.
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Few imagined the answer would be Disquieting Donald Trump, the "outsider" real-estate developer.
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"Genuine Fraud" is a disquieting book, one built craftily enough to reward repeat readings.
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But really, nothing is as dark and disquieting as the corporate office stock photos.
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The decision is unsettling even by the disquieting standards of this anti-science administration.
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It provides disquieting clues about one of the great mysteries of the modern economy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's disquieting how easily we can dehumanize refugees.
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And his main aim was to raise disquieting questions about the notion of exchange itself.
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That memento mori strain gets less funny and more disquieting as the film bears on.
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What is certain is the disquieting way June 14 slipped beneath the news so quickly.
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It can be a dense, disquieting listen, but it's a masterpiece on its own terms.
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When I reached him, he stared me straight in the face in a disquieting way.
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The result is both funny and disquieting, setting the tone for much of what follows.
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She obliged for a disquieting 11 months, during which experts worked to determine her sex.
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The mingling of languages (Dutch, Arabic and English) adds to the production's disquieting vérité feel.
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It's a work of historical imagination that lands in the present with disquieting, illuminating force.
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There is a certain disquieting synergy between the world of art and that of sports.
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It arrived carrying with it the weird, disquieting distortions that all too often accompany memory.
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The day had been alarming, distressing, disquieting — but was it really the stuff of drama?
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But being burned repeatedly by Alex Smith and a rookie should be a disquieting sign.
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A small outpouring of refugees, who were lucky enough to escape, have brought disquieting news.
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It offers a jubilant, occasionally disquieting psychedelia, a knotty composite of Coates' interiority during its creation.
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But when Jesse looks into the black eyes of God, the emptiness has a disquieting solidity.
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A disquieting work about generational complicity and white supremacy, Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?
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The second biggest killer is maternal death, of which unsafe abortion accounts for a disquieting share.
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At this stage, I found the virtuosity with which Mr Avent knocked down possible solutions disquieting.
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In the title role, Bobby Steggert brings disquieting shadows to his naturally sunny presence (1:30).
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In the title role, Bobby Steggert brings disquieting shadows to his naturally sunny presence (13:30).
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The movie raises disquieting questions, including a few that Mr. Mansky might not have meant to.
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The disquieting conclusion of Esther's tale was eloquently described by my great-uncle, Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik.
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After losing the use of my legs, I'd also experienced some distinct and disquieting cognitive changes.
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The result is moving and disquieting, a fitting and haunting cap to Akerman's boundary-breaking career.
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The unserious manner in which most members of our political class have treated this question is disquieting.
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Garner has sharpened her style of grotesque beauty for several years, and the effect is deeply disquieting.
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While disquieting, that at least allows people like this to make their stories heard far and wide.
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Henceforth, the movie shifts from the disquieting to the freaky and, by the end, the absolutely nuts.
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But that disquieting number is nonetheless well below his usual approval ratings from members of his party.
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The data on labor force participation show that the economy is changing in profound and disquieting ways.
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There's something that can be deeply disquieting about an author confessing the limits of her own perspective.
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They are disquieting, but it is hard to nail it down the feelings they evoke further than that.
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I was already having appointments with midwives and doing the prenatal yoga and finding it all very disquieting.
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It's rather disquieting Biden didn't know that before; it would be disqualifying if he doesn't learn that now.
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It mixes with the live buzzing of bees, miked up in their chapel, to form a disquieting drone.
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It's a disquieting thought: What lies between us and a civilization-shaking flu pandemic is something like luck.
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While this (sadly) shouldn't shock us, there is something disquieting about it happening in a supposedly universal space.
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More than any other aspect of the show, they toe the line between disquieting violence and lurid entertainment.
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"Get Out" expands on, and considerably deepens, a similar idea by turning white racism into disquieting genre shivers.
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"It is very disquieting to have the Klan describing themselves as a self-help organization," Mr. Brooks said.
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William T. Wiley's message is urgent, disquieting, and necessary to these addled, disjointed, the rich-get-richer times.
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Ayr does not offer any tension-releasing catharsis, making his film efficiently disquieting in its own unassuming manner.
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These scenes depict a disquieting contrast between how they reacted and how we perceive a child's reaction should be.
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Filmmaker and cinematographer Arthur Jafa's Love Is The Message, The Message Is Death presents a disorienting and disquieting history.
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After his disquieting performance in Jordan Peele's Get Out, Whitford's bearded, bespectacled face is a shortcut for instant unease.
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One also observed a disquieting awkwardness as people scrambled for an acceptable explanation as to why kidnapping was wrong.
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Steinberger's images present these buildings as enigmatic sculptures, each one a disquieting presence more or less ignored by locals.
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Listening to "S-Town" is disquieting: it quickly becomes apparent that acute anguish has prompted McLemore to contact Reed.
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A disquieting new study of bone density in elite cyclists and runners suggests that the answer might be yes.
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But what was potentially disquieting was that he lost velocity on his serve on Tuesday as the match progressed.
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This book makes especially disquieting reading under a president who acts like an overwritten character from those dystopian novels.
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Watching Serena Joy upside down, as if we are in Offred's position, makes her predicament all the more disquieting.
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" The court expressed a concern that the Justice Department's analysis "opens the door to a world of disquieting consequences.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The sermon at the mosque in Kabul's diplomatic quarter on Friday sounded a familiar but disquieting theme.
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They seemed, in a cynical and disquieting way, perfectly crafted to be heard and believed and retold in Baltimore.
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Few things in politics are more disquieting than a 34-point deficit on an important metric of electoral success.
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What makes this disquieting exploration of love and mourning bearable is that Lodato works from a place of compassion.
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The president's second trip to Europe since taking office was, on its surface, a turbulent and disquieting couple days.
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That Annihilation is such a disquieting film to watch suggests this idea has at least some root in fact.
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Throughout the narrative, John's festering rage and the disquieting apathy of the town's residents seem to feed off one another.
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His overture came after years of relative silence from SpaceX and amid disquieting uncertainty the Pointers felt about their future.
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KUMIKO HIRANO has noticed a disquieting change when she goes to her neighbourhood konbini, one of Japan's ubiquitous convenience stores.
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It could have been overkill, but it's a pleasantly disquieting ride, devoid — thank God — of gratuitous, doll-themed horror visuals.
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Pink is a direct response to India's disquieting history of sexual assault and victim-blaming, directed by Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury.
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Instead, it increases the burden of resettlement on more unstable countries, like Lebanon, Jordan, and (to Europe's disquieting relief) Turkey.
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To be clear, I'm not suggesting they can't be having fun without drugs, but there's a disquieting lack of adventure.
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Local pleasures make palatable DeLillo's deep and disquieting engagement with the world on many levels: social, political, philosophical, linguistic, interpersonal.
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While a desire to buy organic root vegetables might seem innocuous enough, there is a disquieting side to inconspicuous consumption.
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Now he's turning his sights on another powerful man in the entertainment industry around whom disquieting rumors have long circulated.
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It is a place pulsing with anxiety, an environment that would be difficult even for children in less disquieting circumstances.
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Perhaps the most disquieting section is "Consequences of Climate Change," which features "before and after" images of affected sites worldwide.
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That's partly why Fred Conrad's picture of the sunbathers is so eerie and disquieting: We know something the sunbathers don't.
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Brakhage is often described as a lyrical filmmaker but his can be a most disquieting, even violent, form of lyricism.
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The texts are elusive, acquiring disquieting ambiguity when juxtaposed with a video that Mr. Schramm created at Dr. Walker's request.
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But by the fall, he was back in the headlines for a disquieting meeting with Trump in the Oval Office.
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This question is almost unanswerable in the absolute, but there is mounting circumstantial evidence pointing in a most disquieting direction.
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Ms. Schutz's painting itself is abstract and haunting — the ambiguous brush strokes across Till's face form a profoundly disquieting image.
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"Building the Wall," a disquieting response to the dawn of the Trump era, took him just one week to complete.
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Like many works in "Japanorama," it shows that simple does not mean straightforward, that beautiful things can contain disquieting fears.
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Regardless of who's affected, it's disquieting to think of the police using a corpse to break into someone's digital afterlife.
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Mighty Good's workers felt compelled to unionize because they found Njee's situation "equal parts disquieting and unsurprising," one employee said.
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When James Clapper lied to the Senate, that was a disquieting moment ... And it seems like there are two trends.
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White people call the police on black people in public spaces rather than asking themselves why they find our presence disquieting.
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Here as elsewhere, Mr. Eggers's camera placement provides the disquieting sense that something other than the audience is watching his characters.
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These studies paint a disquieting picture of widening gaps in the knowledge and understanding of the Holocaust with the passing years.
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But this raised disquieting questions: Are we as ready as the people of Norilsk to ignore our impact on our environment?
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There's something disquieting in the fact that composers are being asked to write so explicitly on the terms of past giants.
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They improvised the first track, "Between Two Worlds," which stretches out gently on plucked strings before easing into a disquieting thrum.
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It's never made clear, and while the film, the feature debut of Yui Kiyohara, is haunting, it's more disquieting than terrifying.
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The sheer scale of climate change can be difficult to comprehend, but this makes for a good, if disquieting, starting point.
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Also disquieting about the rule: Nowhere does the agency publish the list of entities that comply with the systems integrity rule.
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But he found the lingering doubts disquieting, and eventually persuaded his doctor to order a clinical test of the PSEN1 gene.
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After a disquieting day, how nice to be greeted by a creature, digital or otherwise, that lights up at your approach.
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At least some have arrived at a disquieting conclusion: It is time for the party to dream small, for now anyway.
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"Question Mark at the Dinner Table" conveys the disquieting absence of a loved one through an empty seat at the table.
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What's most disquieting about the Southern Baptists' historic support of slavery is that the church leaders weren't lacking in Scriptural support.
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"The Source," based on a libretto by Mark Doten, is a mesmerizing and disquieting collage of vocal, instrumental, and recorded sounds.
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But once you look at market intelligence through the eyes of computer science, it provokes disquieting thoughts of a different kind.
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It was looking into the room in a disquieting way, and she told the servant to get rid of the cat.
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The white walls of the space are copiously hung, salon style, with a mélange of disquieting drawings and small, black, figurative sculptures.
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It's too much in every way: The kisses last too long, the cameramen get way too close, and the noises are... disquieting.
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People get back with their exes all the time, but framing it as attainable through a system of behavior is genuinely disquieting.
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When intelligence officers and generals accuse politicians, even obliquely, of taking their country to the dark side, it's both disquieting and reassuring.
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In fact, the unexpected choice for HUD's leader was part of a wave of cabinet nominations he felt set a disquieting precedent.
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Most importantly, it showed Brodsky's strength as a frontperson and vocalist—though Bannon's inhuman shrieks certainly helped set a disquieting mood, too.
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At other points, async is discordant and disquieting, with pieces sometimes consisting of nothing but electronically manipulated percussion that skitters and clangs.
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"Kitsch tends, or at least strives, to evoke only the comforting, evicting anything painful, disquieting, or dismaying from its realm," he writes.
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Along with the rest of his address, it provided only disquieting answers to the question of what kind of city he saw.
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Dr. Sylvie Briand, the director of infectious hazards management for the W.H.O., said the rapid increase in cases in Iran was disquieting.
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Everything from shopping malls to rocket launches are used to depict modern life in all its complexity and often-disquieting environmental dislocation.
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West Virginia hung on to win, 86-80, a moral victory for the Bison, and a somewhat disquieting one for the Mountaineers.
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A jittery drone and disquieting bass blasts (scandals, notifications, atrocities) slowly drown us out, until all that's left are discordance, disunity, devolution.
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When the six astronauts aboard the ISS woke up at the usual time this morning, they were greeted with some rather disquieting news.
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The physical presence of the sha'r was a disquieting reminder of the revolting truth, which in so many ways extended beyond this moment.
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Still, there's something disquieting, but also very freeing, about seeing young women simply stop being polite, and instead give into their worst impulses.
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Three Identical Strangers — and Neubauer's study — raises the disquieting implication that genes are more important in the development of personality than home environment.
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Things left unexplored: A news cycle on steroids meant that some potentially disquieting things about Gorsuch were barely a blip on the radar.
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Warp Records signee Oneohtrix Point Never today shared a disquieting new track from his original soundtrack to the upcoming feature film Good Time.
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Their home "is my safe house in the hurricane"—a protection from the raging LA outside, but a disquieting comfort on the inside.
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For McGowan, who loved glamour — "I basically just came out of the womb waving red lipstick," she told People — the rules were disquieting.
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The Museum of Modern Art's excellent "Soul of the Underground" concentrated on the technical processes Dubuffet used for his disquieting prints and impressions.
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What's most disquieting isn't the disruption of daily life (though it's devastating) but the ease with which people adapt to their new circumstances.
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Before putting myself in another trivial-but-disquieting situation, I would plan ahead: If I'm going out, I decide what I want beforehand.
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If Verginer and Karlstad create a banquet of disquieting magical realism, then Jason DeMarte's intense and playful photo collages are a gratifying dessert.
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This was especially true of the priest, whose attentions had gone quickly from charming to comic and then, as they persisted, become disquieting.
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How "The Last Shaman" came to be isn't discussed in the film, but this documentary might be less disquieting if it had been.
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"Unfamiliar tonality and structure can be disquieting," Levitin said, likening it to being in a room where everyone speaks an unfamiliar foreign language.
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Other times, it served as a base for my phone, as if it were in conversation with the disquieting tweets I scrolled through.
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That case involved a 27-minute sex tape that bore some disquieting similarities to the tape described by Avenatti and CNN on Thursday.
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Even when there's no obvious threat on screen, twisting the radio dial can produce some truly disquieting noise, beastly roars and garbled words.
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Out with the old tropes about truth-seeking investigators and tidy resolutions; in with the disquieting, dysfunctional reality of many courtrooms and police stations.
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Verdict: This deplorable act is made all the more disquieting by the tag's resemblance to the "Wolfsangel" symbol popular among certain neo-Nazi groups.
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Access granted or not, she will be seen as she is seen, which might usher in a series of disquieting revelations, or outright defeats.
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Both disquieting and comforting— yet undeniably present and engaging in both respects— Dirty Projectors is a kaleidoscopic document of Longstreth's strange, solitary new reality.
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Having found said band's disquieting harmonies and shifting arrangements arch and self-involved even when I liked them anyway, I say no big deal.
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The proximity of ruined statuary heads, which are rendered in long vertical strokes that slightly blur the image, is disquieting to say the least.
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It is disquieting that international efforts to counter the foreign fighter threat lack a clear definition of terrorism and contain nebulously defined criminal offences.
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And there is the disquieting fact the SHARAD probe, orbiting the planet on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, found no water in the same region.
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But for many years, the Trumps went out of their way to avoid disquieting their Jewish friends and customers by burying their German identity.
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In a clever yet disquieting move, the Nukemap VR experience started on a patio outside the the building where I was demoing the tool.
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Lesley Manville, "Phantom Thread" supporting actress: She gave a disquieting performance as the wry, watchful sister and business partner to Mr. Day-Lewis's couturier.
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What's acceptable and not acceptable has been changing in some very dramatic, important ways, in some ways that are a little disquieting to some.
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The fact that the president, who has enormous power to make life better or worse for immigrant communities, has dehumanizing views is disquieting enough.
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But what may be good for business can be bad for patient care — and certainly disquieting for those whose doctors seem to simply disappear.
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There has been no new U.S. ambassador appointed to replace Marie Yovanovitch … And a disquieting silence has descended over U.S.-Ukraine relations amid [impeachment].
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" Even the aged monk in his cell, Augustine acknowledges, in "Against Julian," is tormented by "disquieting memories" crowding in upon "chaste and holy intentions.
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Art Reviews Salvo's radiant landscapes; Issei Suda's uncanny photographs of everyday life; Merlin Carpenter's painters; wordplay at Bureau Gallery; Adrienne Elise Tarver's disquieting paintings.
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Director Blair Erickson just knows how to craft a terrifying moment, and the film's backstory of real CIA programs adds to the disquieting ambiance.
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In this, Breuer brings us to a state of disquieting consciousness: we are on the brink of infinity and it will eventually swallow us up.
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Liberal democrats found these displays disquieting, noting that the generals being cheered are the same ones who kept Mr Mugabe in power for so long.
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The prospect of President Erdogan campaigning for the referendum in Europe is disquieting for European politicians, and many Northern European countries have banned these events.
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The flashback format of the show allows viewers an intimate and disquieting view of their relationship as the characters reflect upon and recollect their partnership.
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Since we typically expect to see an inky spate of nothing in those puddles, it's always disquieting to somehow see sun, sky and clouds instead.
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That is already happening with Google's Inbox and its Android messaging app, Allo, both of which exhibit a disquieting degree of accuracy in their guesses.
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"The president's praise for the dictator of North Korea was disquieting," Shapiro said Tuesday on "Fox and Friends" while noting North Korea's human rights record.
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But my reveries are tempered by a disquieting thought, grown louder in the past few days: that our fellow Americans do not have our back.
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But despite such steely vigilance, the presidential protective detail these disquieting days is pretty much helpless as it attempts to fend off a new menace.
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The fact that North Korea can imitate the ATACMS short-range missile should be disquieting enough, and a sign of its technologists' and scientists' capabilities.
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While the film has something of a horror movie premise, "it's more disquieting than terrifying," A.O. Scott wrote in The New York Times last year.
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Advocacy groups including Public Knowledge and the Electronic Frontier Foundation filed a brief supporting Impression Products, saying Lexmark's approach was part of a disquieting trend.
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Chandra McCormick's Angola Prison Rodeo, Men Breaking Wild Horses is a disquieting image of inmates working and performing in the notorious Louisiana maximum security prison farm.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Playful and disquieting, the installations constructed by multimedia Czech artist Eva Kot'átková are critiques of social, bureaucratic, and governmental structures.
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Their collective celebration of the derriere comes after centuries of white obsession with Hottentot Venus–type black figures as both fascinating and disquieting in their amplitude.
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There should be a place in this world where disquieting visions are more fully honored, where depictions of decaying matter are not thought of as exceptions.
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What's disquieting is the tone with which the observations are made — as if by this one critical failure, Cody had signed her own Hollywood death warrant.
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The populist Mr Grillo and his amusing (and sometimes disquieting) rants, his mistrust of the euro and ambiguity on immigration, were all pushed to the sidelines.
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But it's especially disquieting for its reminder that the earth marches on in its own ways — regardless of whether or not we're here to witness it.
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Putin might be a man with political values I wildly disagree with, and I might find the specter of further Russian involvement in world affairs disquieting.
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Among other things, "I Remember You" is a disquieting exploration of a painful relationship, and a potent metaphor for living with a relative suffering from dementia.
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"It's disquieting, it feels terrible, it's eye-popping when you look at the screen, but it doesn't yet tell you that something is broken," he said.
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The book becomes a letter to the dead sister, punctuated by glowing white images—breast milk, sugar cubes, a fluffy dog—and Kang's signature disquieting prose.
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Among the most disquieting works here is a small painting on panel from 1934 by Rudolf Wacker, an Austrian painter largely unknown in the United States.
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Yet there is something disquieting about the idea of public events infiltrated by superhuman watchers, like Argus, the creature from Greek mythology with a hundred eyes.
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Teddy Johnson, 72, who has worked at a nearby parking garage for 30 years, said the collapse was only the latest among a series of disquieting crashes.
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Smuggling in elements of science-fiction, chase thriller, and ultra-deadpan comedy, the 2015 Cannes jury favorite is a disquieting riff on the absurdities of romantic relationships.
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They are all part of the disquieting and beautiful photographic investigations by Timothy Hursley in Tainted Lens, currently on view at Garvey Simon Art Access in Chelsea.
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Or this Vine of a person approaching a shopping basket full of squeezable toy geese, pressing on them all at once and producing a disquieting unified honk.
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Mitski: Be the Cowboy (Dead Oceans) Fourteen structurally cunning, melodically engaging, verbally coherent songs that for a compact 33 minutes address romantic angst from a disquieting angle.
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In the show's alternate 2019 America, Robert Redford has been president since 1992, presiding over a dystopia-lite that's supposed to be at turns disquieting and cartoonish.
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Then we went to sleep on a blow-up mattress and an old sofa cushion, as if we were camping out in some strange and disquieting place.
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And Philip himself had yet another depressing, disquieting day on the job, one that resonated with the childhood memory of killing another boy that he can't escape.
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In Jean Hélion's "Trois Nus et le Gisant" ("Three Nudes and Reclining Man"), a disquieting painting from 1950, three women — the Fates, or just an artist's models?
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"The Pain of Others," a new documentary directed by Penny Lane that had its debut on Fandor on July 1, is a much more disquieting hardship story.
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Editorial It's hard not to feel a disquieting, even disheartening, sense of déjà vu as the Pentagon presses its request to increase the American forces in Afghanistan.
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Keeping his camera at a discreet distance from his subjects, he conjures, through images and words, an ever more disquieting set of truths about history and memory.
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" Bednarek said the president's extended remarks, in which he also repeatedly took credit for the raid and the defeat of ISIS, struck him as "a bit disquieting.
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Like the play itself, this dance number starts off silly and exuberant, shades into a darker quirkiness and ends in a disquieting burst of isolating, atavistic energy.
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So when a Nazi-era anthem, a song from "Borat" or a Ricky Martin tune emerges from the speakers, it can be more than a little disquieting.
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Trevor Jackson stars as Youngblood Priest, with Jason Mitchell as his second in command and Michael Kenneth Williams as his disquieting martial-arts enthusiast of a mentor.
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Three years and one hung jury later, the story of the 2013 Valentine's Day murder of Erick Gomez in Modesto, California, has lurched to a hazy, disquieting conclusion.
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Rather than an upswing in social dialogue or the breadth and impact of news, xenophobia — a distillation of a worldwide mood — may represent something deeper and more disquieting.
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Her bulbous shapes share something with biomorphic abstraction, but are more disquieting than the ones we find in the work of Hans Arp, for example, or Joan Miró.
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But though headlines have focused on Lawrence's choice to embrace nudity for the role, what I found most disquieting was the pervasive and overt quality of the violence.
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While Cobain's dissonant doubled vocals add to the song's creepiness, Amanda Palmer — best known for her time with the Dresden Dolls — takes the song down another disquieting path.
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But the ease with which the mayor continues to accept donations from people seeking business before the city is disquieting, even if the fund-raising breaks no laws.
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And one of the more disquieting objections, fanned by business interests like the Chamber of Commerce, is that the rules will bankrupt non-profits and undermine their services.
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The robotic arms seemed to prod and grab at the tissue like a pack of predatory animals, giving the disquieting impression that they were feasting on a carcass.
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The trailer sets a disquieting mood, opening with a conversation between Jane (Garner) and an HR representative (or lawyer) played by Matthew Macfadyen, aka Tom Wambsgams from Succession.
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The show is based on a Rolling Stone article about the real-life phenomenon of self-appointed superheroes, a disquieting subject that makes for an off-putting show.
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He is tenderer and less eruptive than Peter Saul, but his message is just as urgent, disquieting, and necessary to these addled, disjointed, the rich-get-richer times.
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All of which, of course, will require money—a disquieting reality in light of the Trump administration's proposed cuts to science funding and abandonment of Obama-era climate policies.
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Gupta's action, a milestone since #MeToo's emergence in India, may have set a disquieting precedent for advocates — and paved the way for Mishra's suit, which is seeking higher damages.
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The disquieting video shows a huge number of red crabs shuffling and bobbing along the seafloor in a scene right out of some kind of twisted science fiction movie.
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It's his most accessible release yet—with songs as immediate as the plaintive and mournful "Hope" and the disquieting "Crime"—but at other moments, his weirdest and most abrasive.
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While there were some disquieting signs of unrest on college campuses as the year began, the opinion polls still showed a firm majority supporting the war effort in Vietnam.
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The disquieting oddness of her heads held my attention as I circled around them, recognizing their chilly, opaque presence, at the exhibition, Sarah Peters: Figureheads at Van Doren Waxter.
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The statutory corollary to President Trump's disquieting version of religious tolerance is his two executive orders on immigration, the first from late January and the second from last week.
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Armed with scissors and glue, Ernst performed meticulous surgery on 19th-century engravings— illustrations from Gothic romances, penny dreadfuls, mail order catalogues, and scientific texts — to create disquieting tableaux.
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Watching "Chernobyl," I was left with this disquieting thought: At least the Soviet Union had Mikhail Gorbachev, with his instinctive decency and honesty, at the top during that crisis.
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Peter Mills Weiss and Julia Mounsey's "[50/50] old school animation" arrives at the Public Theater's Under the Radar festival preceded by a fearsome buzz about its being disquieting.
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But as with the show's first part, this segment gives us an almost achingly ordinary-seeming type — the narcissistic, superficial urban singleton — and strips it to its disquieting core.
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A Fulbright and Guggenheim fellow whose prints are widely collected, Mr. Colescott employed a figurative style that tinkered liberally with reality in wildly colorful, cartoonish and sometimes disquieting ways.
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He marvelled at his twenty-four-hour descent, from that first disquieting glimpse of Stolarsky in the Smoker's Club to this homely immersion in Americana-style cocktail-hour debauchery.
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It is a place defined by a disquieting political parallel: Once Democrats changed the rules of the game to help stave off Republicans on the rise across the South.
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The choreography we've seen by Yvonne Rainer, Deborah Hay and David Gordon would seem arresting, provocative, important, witty, disquieting if it were offered today by choreographers in their 20s.
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After The Washington Post released a 93 video of a hot mic catching Donald Trump saying some disquieting things about women this afternoon, his campaign quickly issued a non-apology.
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Though she reportedly noted the disquieting nature of the prosecution's presentation, she ruled that the defendants were not shown to be a threat and could be released under certain conditions.
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All of this takes place, of course, against a disquieting background: In our society, some parents must decide between private schooling that is excellent and public schooling that is not.
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"Even if Flood wasn't there for any operative parts of the meeting, the optics are disquieting," said Stephen I. Vladeck, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
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And it set off a kind of cyber-weapon arms race that is extremely disquieting, because it threatens critical infrastructure all over the world and is being done in secret.
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I found traces of an ashamed conscience in the worst of its corporate lackeys, while the leader of a worker's collective had a utopian vision marred by a persistent, disquieting vindictiveness.
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These conversations broadly fall into two disquieting categories: what the hacked information being disseminated by WikiLeaks might contain; and what Russia, its officials, operatives, or cutouts could do for the campaign.
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Replying to yet another picture of West in a MAGA hat, taken shortly after the rapper's disquieting appearance on Saturday Night Live, Del Rey accused West of narcissistic delusions of grandeur.
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Hanging in the front room are disquieting photographs by American Artist of books from the Blue Lives Matter movement — an extension of their recent, powerful show at Brooklyn gallery Koenig & Clinton.
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WIMBLEDON, England — After a disquieting lead-up to his country's biggest tournament, the top seed and defending champion Andy Murray was dealt a tricky path by the Wimbledon draw Friday morning.
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But we are left with two disquieting problems after the Hanoi summit: First, the leaders could not produce an agreement on a cessation of North Korean weapons and fissile material production.
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"Swish Swish" soundtracked a drag dance party with Instagram sensation Russell Got Bars while "Bon Appétit" recreated the disquieting music video that Perry released for the track a couple weeks back.
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Henson creates an expansive world full of odd, disquieting beings — moss adorned with eyeballs, beautiful fairies with a vicious bite, beaky swamp dwellers that pluck out their own eyeballs and swallow them.
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Based on a Clive Barker short story, this disquieting riff on urban legends has become a model for countless horror movies about supernatural monsters who emerge when their names are repeatedly called.
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In the drawing "Señorita Amordazada (The Gagged Lady)" (2017), the artist turns the viewer into a witness to a disquieting scene of a nude young woman gagged and tied to a chair.
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Before, it was the ominous rise of anti-Semitic incidents and disquieting proliferation of ugly Twitter trolls that hinted at an elevated risk; now, alas, the worst fears have come to pass.
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This future is only 13 years away, as Lionel Shriver depicts it in "The Mandibles: A Family, 2029-2047," her searing exemplar of a disquieting new genre — call it dystopian finance fiction.
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The backdrop to President Donald Trump's recent visit to India was eerily disquieting and strikingly dissonant — presidential pleasantries exchanged in almost a Shakespearean contrast to the religiously driven rioting just miles away.
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But however different the underlying causes of the sporting "catastrophe," as Italians like to call it, and the installation of an aggressively nationalist government, it is hard not to see disquieting connections.
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The coronavirus outbreak, whose breadth and duration remains a disquieting question mark, is forcing international companies across nearly every industry to face a stark reality: Business will not go on as usual.
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All year, they have been confronted with this ritual: a disquieting report, a blizzard of questions, an awkward distancing that often neither condones the behavior nor condemns the administration that propagated it.
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Disquieting news such as the shutdown of Apple production facilities in China and halts in tourism to and from China suggested that impacts could be significant but probably not very long-lived.
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That about sums up the visual treatment for "Hanging Mirror", the lead track off House Cricks and Other Excuses to Get Out, the sparse and disquieting debut record from Louisville's Jaye Jayle.
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That's obviously not the fault of the shows themselves — they're not responsible for their fans — but it's still disquieting how some viewers seem to struggle with the idea that depiction isn't endorsement.
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Even if he violated Japanese law, the harsh handling of a man who was hailed as a hero 20 years ago for saving a fast-sinking Nissan has raised plenty of disquieting questions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HUDSON, New York — Brenda Goodman's work has long been about the head and body, the relationship between the haunted inner self and the disquieting outer, physical form.
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It's not illogical to think that Twitter's algorithm has drawn a disquieting link between one of President Donald Trump's favorite phrases and one of the targets that he most frequently flings it at.
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For many months I have written in The Hill that Trump, now the GOP nominee, has a strange and disquieting habit of offering sympathy and praise to foreign dictators who wish America ill.
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Among recent books on Nazism, the one that may prove most disquieting for American readers is James Q. Whitman's " Hitler's American Model: The United States and the Making of Nazi Race Law " (Princeton).
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"Given the slow progress on fiscal consolidation, we expect the public debt picture to continue to deteriorate and for the gross level to exceed a disquieting 80% of GDP before stabilizing," he wrote.
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The most disquieting encounter was with the powerful interior minister, Magdi Abdel-Ghaffar, who took six days to agree to a meeting only to sit impassively as the Italian diplomat pleaded for help.
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Almost every year, the break in weather at the beginning of spring brings dead bodies to the surface of New York's rivers and harbor, the disquieting result of speeding decomposition in warm waters.
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You could think so, in ways encouraged by the disquieting presence of Serra's "prop" sculptures, weighty metal elements that leaned together, mutually supported by only gravity: not actually precarious but sure seeming so.
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Instantly, majestically, he raised his head and, before I could ask him to announce me without fanfare ... he shouted the disquieting syllables with a force that could shake the roof of the hall.
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This DIY light show was something Ink & Dagger used in their sets to add to their mystique and create a disquieting air, yet it would be Botch that spread this idea throughout underground music.
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I'd seen some of the more iconic and disquieting pictures, like the image of Gordon, the slave who'd been whipped so many times that his back, when photographed, was a latticework of scar tissue.
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Like so many other body-sharing stories, Bill Oliver's Jonathan experiments with that idea, with a character's disquieting sense that someone else lives inside him, someone whose goals and desires don't match his own.
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Until fairly recently in the grand scheme of cheese, American cheese was broadly assumed by middle- and upper-class consumers to be a mass-produced commodity whose modern trappings are both disquieting and passé.
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This book leaves us with the disquieting notion that guns—whether the slow and inaccurate weapons of the eighteenth century or today's models—do more than alternately cloak or expose human inclination towards violence.
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Though treating the Pentagon like a personal Hot Wheels collection is hardly the worst of Trump's sins, the sight of tanks rolling down D.C. boulevards in peacetime will still be disquieting for many Americans.
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Rubio's agenda has disquieting parallels to the Cold War years when the United States supported the removal of governments in eight countries across the region, ushering in a wave of dictators in their stead.
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Nearly a decade ago, McSweeney's brought out his nonfiction book The End of Major Combat Operations, a disquieting look at America's earliest attempt to withdraw with honor from the quagmire it created in Iraq.
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Crime A huge weight of grief bears down like a marble tombstone on A GREAT RECKONING (Minotaur, $28.99), Louise Penny's disquieting mystery featuring Armand Gamache, the retired homicide chief of the Sûreté du Québec.
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Same disquieting harmonies, same hyperactive percussion, same general roil, with Thao's lighter, more unburdened voice delivering darkened lyrics that dwell on her up-and-gone father and "an endless love" with an unhappy ending.
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The boundary-breaking project Collapsing Scenery kicked off their February residency, "Rebuilding Babylon," last Wednesday with psychedelic immersive art installations, a noisy live musical performance, and a disquieting reading by Genesis Breyer P-Orridge.
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Investors may be pleased enough with the economy and earnings to excuse a harsh backdrop on trade and a miserly Fed, at least for now, but disquieting developments overseas have arisen or worsened lately.
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I'd seen some of the more iconic and disquieting photos, like the image of Gordon, the slave who'd been whipped so many times that his back, when photographed, was a latticework of scar tissue.
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In a different vein, Samantha Schoech offers a hilarious yet ultimately disquieting yarn about spending a week in Venice — sans children and husband — with a gal pal and having perhaps too fine a time.
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In place of warm beds and hot cocoa, the "home" Le Bon conjured was vivid, surreal, and full of longing, a patchwork of images that ranged from charmingly off-kilter to eerie and disquieting.
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ONE of the more disquieting rumours of the year is that of the Iraqi transport minister who reportedly demanded a turn at the yoke of a plane carrying 200 passengers flying from Baghdad to Basra.
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" That indictment was so sweeping, one critic complained, that Dr. Epstein's disquieting alarms created a "free-floating paranoia among many people about everything they eat or breathe and, in others, a sense of hopeless resignation.
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Published in the early 1950s, and previously turned into a 1966 movie directed by Francois Truffaut, "Fahrenheit" is seemingly helped by technological advancements that have made its futuristic world less fantastic, and thus more disquieting.
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It could be, though, that this speaks to a disquieting obstacle; that, come 2020, Democrats will be doomed by a terrible trinity: gerrymandering, an Electoral College that slights majorities and party loyalty impossible to transcend.
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Indeed, the Canadian survey results are harrowingly similar to those in a study we conducted in the United States last year, which revealed a disquieting lack of knowledge about key Holocaust facts among American adults.
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All of which suggests what will, for some, be the most disquieting possibility in an age of seemingly limitless knowledge and scientific inquiry: Maybe we actually don't know how to gauge public opinion after all.
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T.M. Landry is a disquieting story in many ways, not least because it appealed to truths that we tend to ignore in a nation where higher education is the foundation of our supposedly meritocratic society.
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To Varejão, the azulejo is a metaphor for the complicated history that defines Brazil; it is hers to manipulate in various formations and with various patterns, at once beautiful and familiar, but also deeply disquieting.
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The violent backstory is part of what Nguyen is responding to, transforming this image of idealized beauty into a wild-haired Cyclops: she is the Other — a disquieting, exotic figure who is anything but compliant.
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Duck into SleepCenter's cramped Chinatown basement art space on Wednesday for "Here for the Right Reasons," an endearingly scrappy one-night show where artists will try to process the disquieting implications of their "Bachelor" fandom.
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Then she had an even more disquieting meeting with her department head, during which she had to acknowledge that she had lied about Etienne's condition and even signed forms and sent emails in his name.
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And in the disquieting collage Mixed Patriotism, Adams glues together an abstracted blackface made out of a pattern for a shirt with a single blue sleeve embossed with the white stars of the American flag.
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It was a time of national panic and outrage, as a man that many believed to be blatantly unqualified, a man with a disquieting history of bigotry, took on a position of enormous prestige and responsibility.
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The tension between these different strains in Ono's art, along with an alternating current of playfulness and earnestness that courses through many parts of her multifaceted oeuvre, combine to deliver its peculiar, compelling, inviting-disquieting edge.
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The fact that he attempted to slap a cease-and-desist on the publishers is disquieting — only authoritarian regimes try to ban books — but it does clue us in to how much damage is being done.
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But now that Hotz has much bigger fish to fry — promising to hack tech's entire power structure, capitalism, and ultimately, millions of people's jobs — it's disquieting that an audience would remain so unquestioningly on his side.
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"The reported brutal treatment of elected members of the Uganda parliament, journalists and civilians, as well as the loss of human life, are very disquieting events," the Kampala-based EU diplomats said in a joint statement.
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Sergei Loznitsa's disquieting new documentary "Austerlitz," which premieres at the Venice International Film Festival, aims to show how the Nazi concentration camps are experienced today — not by survivors or historians, but the tourists who visit them.
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Abbott was born in Springfield, Ohio, in 1898, and lived briefly in New York before moving to Paris in 1921, where she built a reputation for her disquieting portraits, often of members of the avant-garde.
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There was something disquieting about Shahid Khan, the owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars and a Trump supporter who contributed $1 million to the president's inaugural committee, joining arms with his players, who were standing, not kneeling.
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They seemed to understand, in a particularly disquieting way, how easy it was to game the system, turning growing American interest in and tolerance of hi-test dance music into a platform for pop-star ambition.
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When you walk in from Johnson Avenue, one of those Bushwick streets that runs along blank walls that hide disquieting postindustrial scars, you're asked if you would rather sit in a booth or at a table.
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The episode bore a disquieting similarity to the 2017 attack on the bridge, in which a van careered onto the sidewalk, mowing down pedestrians, before three attackers leaped from the vehicle and struck people with knives.
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Sironi's netherworld, rendered in Klieg-light chiaroscuros of chalky whites and sooty blacks, never settles into a single stylistic camp despite the overriding influence of Metaphysical Art, tapping Cubism, Futurism, and Expressionism for its disquieting visions.
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Which is too bad, because Continuum has all the necessary ingredients for obsession-worthy TV: lots of good-looking people beating each other up, cool gizmos, explosions, and a host of worldbuilding and disquieting moral dilemmas, too.
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As the last shot of Anomalisa pulls back, letting the light hit its puppet characters so you remember all over again that they're not made of flesh and bone, a disquieting feeling settles over the end credits.
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And to a larger extent, there is the disquieting reality that even as college sports continue to grow more lucrative, athletes still only see a tiny sliver of the profits due to the outdated precepts of amateurism.
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His macho bravado is at once exhilarating and disquieting, like a scene where he orders a Search Bloc caravan into the heart of Escobar's territory for the sole, symbolic purpose of urinating on a mural of him.
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You'll probably encounter a disquieting experience of the homogenizing effects of the global economy seen through a prism of shimmering surfaces and seductive technologies, especially as played out in the Persian Gulf region and the United States.
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The fact that the third ranking Democrat in the House is defending a representative in Congress who has made repeated anti-Semitic comments is incredibly disquieting to me, especially as a Jewish Democrat in the United States.
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Tariffs Mr. Trump has imposed on certain imports — and retaliatory tariffs levied by countries such as China on farm goods and a wide variety of American exports — have been somewhat disquieting, given the county's significant agriculture business.
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Although much of the reporting on Russia has focused on whether there was "collusion" with the Trump campaign — a genuine concern — the investigation is also revealing another disquieting reality: that American democracy has a money laundering problem.
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A nineteenth-century doctor from New England struggles to adapt to life as a missionary; a jazz pianist in the nineteen-seventies is hired to calm restless ghosts, but his music stirs up his own disquieting memories.
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Those with even a vague familiarity with Europe's history will recognize New Nationalisms as a disquieting portrait of an ideological uniform paraded prominently at various points of the 20th century — one which has never been completely taken off.
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Before Renfro had turned 14, he'd become a Hollywood heartthrob, praised in the press by a director for his "sex appeal," and filmed shirtless with a frequency that in hindsight feels at best disquieting, and at worst, exploitative.
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The five artists in A Stranger in My Grave flip this notion on its head, instead focusing prematurely on their demise, capturing "the disquieting strangeness of a living artist forecasting himself into death," as the curatorial statement says.
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"Disquieting as it may sound to foreigners, wildlife in Africa should be commercialized in many places — exploited for every last nickel of income," Dr. Myers wrote in an article cited in The New York Times Magazine in 1982.
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In this disquieting coming-of-age story, narrated in the voice of the author's childhood self, Feuchtwanger unfolds the surreal tale of the decade he spent living across the street from Hitler's Munich apartment, from 1929 to 1939.
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Last night, after Donald Trump's head-scratching Oval Office address about the novel coronavirus, the nation's capital was hit with another piece of disquieting news: a staffer for Washington senator Maria Cantwell had tested positive for the virus.
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If you see a National Guard member, it's understandable if you do a double take: Seeing people in military uniforms driving in big military trucks and walking around your neighborhood can, at first glance, be a bit disquieting.
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The debate in Detroit is one of several unfolding around the country as rapid advances in facial recognition offer potentially disquieting new powers to a surveillance infrastructure that Americans have largely accepted as a fact of urban life.
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They have the disquieting example of one of their own, Nick Boles, who is facing deselection, which would prevent him from seeking re-election as a Tory, for having offered an amendment ruling out a no-deal Brexit.
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Upon looking more closely, however, one sees disquieting things: disembodied fingers and ears, scalpels, bullets, a fist making a Black Power salute, a map of Mexico drawn in bright red with a black number one superimposed over it.
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On this year's The Hope Six Demolition Project, Harvey creates a disquieting ambiance, combining hummable rock melodies with heavy lyrics about war, greed, poverty, and sickness drawn from research trips with photographer Seamus Murphy to Kosovo, DC, and Afghanistan.
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It's disquieting to be picked up by an empty car, and it's something of a milestone: Inside most autonomous research vehicles cruising public streets, there's a minder to keep a watchful eye and take control should things go awry.
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Now, Britons are taking in the disquieting information that a Novichok nerve agent, a weapon invented for use against NATO troops, was released in the quiet town of Salisbury, its target a former Russian spy named Sergei V. Skripal.
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What I find disquieting about the artist's depiction isn't the doll's head, but how thin and undernourished the man appears to be, how — amid the turmoil around him, of horror, of figures undergoing transformation — he seems not to notice.
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Contributing Opinion Writer One of the more disquieting episodes in recent Supreme Court history continues to fester and is worth revisiting, for what it tells us about both where the court is today and where it may be headed.
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They aren't interested in referencing the codes of Japan's architecture establishment — nor in iterating upon their own past successes, as many distinguished firms do — but rather in envisioning new spaces that rest somewhere between the disquieting and the thrilling.
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It is a lyrical outpouring of sensation and perception, occasionally punctured — in true Lispector fashion — by disquieting incidents, as when Virgínia peers into her brother's box of spiders and receives a bite that leaves her with a permanent squint.
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Part of the ticklish enjoyment in "The Monster" is how the director, Bryan Bertino ("The Strangers"), plays with genre registers and how, after opening with disquieting stillness and an isolated child, he slowly yet surely turns up the shrieks.
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During the Second World War, when Surrealism and its progenitor, psychoanalysis, were in full, disquieting bloom, the choreographer Léonide Massine collaborated with Salvador Dali on several ballets, including one, "Mad Tristan" (1944), set to excerpts from Wagner's great opera.
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To affirm Harvard's commitment to inclusion in a time when college campuses are routinely finding themselves at the center of national debates on race and identity, university officials said they are seeking suggested rewrites of that disquieting final line.
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The other movies in Marvel's third phase have all engaged with the idea of how disquieting unchecked power can be (some more than others), and consequently, the villains have also gotten far better, because you can increasingly see their points.
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Asked to sacrifice his son, Abraham finds himself, in Ottmann's words, "in the in-between of nothingness and anxiety, between the Imaginary and the Symbolic, the 'disquieting supervision of responsibility'" — a kind of limbo such as Celaya depicts in his painting.
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Interviews in Honduras with close to 40 human rights and environmental activists, lawyers, opposition leaders, citizens in hiding, and friends and family of those who have disappeared or been assassinated tell a much more complicated, disquieting story of why people leave.
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Painted between 1985 and 2010, these images reflect, in a bold and often visceral manner, the artist's response to a range of disquieting issues, such as the Iraq War, pollution, addiction, and CIA/School of the Americas activities in Latin America.
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Mr. Zhou's disquieting two-channel video "Land of the Throat," by contrast, is shot in the south of China: specifically, the Pearl River Delta, the first region of the country oriented to hypercapitalist production in the era of Deng Xiaoping.
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Embedded in office high jinks and relationship meltdowns in "The Heart of War" is the disquieting realization that America's national-security system is not kind to the generators of ideas that are too complex to explain in a PowerPoint slide.
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It's a disquieting meditation on the nature of time — endlessly replenished but endlessly fleeting — made more ominous by "Well (elh version)," a series of small ledges bearing water glasses that must be topped up with eyedroppers every day by gallery staff.
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Here you can scrutinize manuscript acquisitions old and new: One case contains sheet music by the 13-year-old Franz Schubert (his earliest surviving composition) and a pop-up book from the contemporary artist Kara Walker, featuring her disquieting silhouettes.
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Through a singular use of archival discovery and montage, Adam Curtis discerns the disquieting ways in which people, disempowered by politics, have surrendered their agency, and how corporatists and politicians have maintained the facade of a stable world in the meantime.
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Unless the trends were halted, Watson said, the Mashco Piro and the other remaining aislados were doomed to extinction—a disquieting echo of the situation of Native Americans in the nineteenth century, as white settlers forced them to retreat or die.
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By far the most disquieting question to come out of "The Winds of Winter," Game of Thrones' season six finale, concerns an act we didn't witness: Just what was the zombified Gregor Clegane doing to Septa Unella behind that closed door?
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Those chants were especially disquieting coming as they did amid the backdrop of an abuse of power scandal involving the Trump administration's efforts to leverage diplomacy into making foreign governments investigate the president's political rivals — a scandal that has prompted impeachment hearings.
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In pondering urbanization and ecology tonight, I was reminded of one of many disquieting scenes around the park where signs of the building boom that's spreading around the periphery cut into any sense of the wild, as with this construction crane and hartebeest.
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This isn't disquieting so much because it portends some future likelihood of humans catching cancer from other humans, but because the mechanisms behind these cancers, Tasmanian devil facial tumor disease (DFTD) and canine transmissible venereal tumor (CTVT), are extreme and completely horrifying.
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Yet there's something disquieting about their insistent attention on her, how they check in with Thelma nightly, drilling her — pleasantly yet somehow unctuously — about studies and meals, as if she needed a firm hand or they were doing a prison head count.
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In what has become a common, disquieting tactic in dozens of sports — from soccer to volleyball — skilled, athletic middle-schoolers are pressured by coaches offering full athletic scholarships to commit to attend institutions many years before they will fill out an admissions application.
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I once heard Toibin say that in "The Testament of Mary" he wanted to "give the miraculous its due," and his scene in which Lazarus comes back from the dead is one of the most disquieting and powerful in all of these books.
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In many ways, the coronavirus response was familiar ground for the local health workers, who routinely labor to prevent and control outbreaks of gastroenteritis, measles, tuberculosis and H.I.V. The novel nature of the coronavirus added urgency — and a disquieting uncertainty — to the work.
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Many of these arguments suggest that TV isn't as good as the media would like you to think it is, and that its prominence in our current cultural discourse is a disquieting trend — one that ignores the fact that the medium has always been formulaic.
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Amorales, who grew up in Mexico under the influence of the many exiled leftist Chilean thinkers, finds the idea of an avant-garde fascist poet "very disquieting and challenging," as it upsets the expectation that art and intellectuality are exclusive to left-leaning ideology.
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I was surprised that the curators selected, for the political room, "The Three Graces: Art, Sex and Death" (214), a candy-colored send-up of a classical theme by Robert Colescott, rather than one of the artist's many trenchant and disquieting satires on race.
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While the first part of "The Colony" is mainly made up of aerial views of a deserted, arid landscape — accompanied by a disquieting yet mesmerizing soundtrack — the second part shows abandoned buildings that were home to workers living in the islands in the 20th century.
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Throw a drug known for making even mutes chatty to the point where you'll be searching for the nearest pair of socks to shut them up with, into the mix and you've got a recipe for a uniquely disquieting kind of low-level disaster.
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Two months have passed, and while the school appears to have largely settled back into its regular rhythms, a disquieting question still hovers over the community: Are the events of January enough to fundamentally reshape New Rochelle High School — either for better or for worse?
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But to their credit, many Republicans — including, notably, Paul Ryan, the speaker of the House — have made the case for why we have to reform our largest entitlement programs, including Social Security and Medicare (though there has recently been a disquieting silence on the topic).
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One of the most captivating and disquieting aspects of "The Bachelorette" lies in how a significant proportion of the drama that's stirred up doesn't occur between the various personalities on the show, but between the contestants and the artificial demands of the show itself.
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Brute, the follow up to 2014's well received Asiatisch, is an eleven track exploration of the darker side of her palette, touching largely on the atmospheric rumbles of super dark ambient and the more distorted, disquieting and challenging end of the club spectrum.
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In a sane world, the fact that the president's former lawyer produced evidence that the president knowingly and deceptively committed a federal crime — hush money payments that violated campaign finance laws — is something that even members of the president's own party would find disquieting.
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Filling the canvases with a disquieting synthesis of childish figures, audaciously phallic imagery, consumer packaging and provocative words, he mobilises the language of the dominant artistic movements of the day—abstract expressionism and pop—to express highly personal experiences, ranging from the troubling to the ecstatic.
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Tracing his son's path through the city after Loubna kicked him out, Brahim turns to old friends and familiar places to piece together an increasingly disquieting discovery of his son's conversion to a particularly strident variety of religious conservatism and how it manifested in his life.
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Building on an early interest in Samuel Beckett's work for television and film, Mr. Douglas worked through the 1980s and 1990s on disquieting videos that he sometimes placed in advertising spots during regular programming on local Canadian television, exploring the tangled connections between mass culture and art.
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"We try to come up with what could happen in Gilead ... (But) if you're going to make television that is tied to the real world, it's going to be as disquieting as the political turmoil the world seem to be going through right now," he said.
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Dig deep into his life and you will find elements that should be somewhat disquieting to Donald Trump and his team, who are hoping, with some apparent desperation, to reach a viable, sustainable deal that will bring an immediate end to North Korea's nuclear arsenal and aspirations.
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Looking back over my own coverage here, the defining feature of metal in 2018 was less musical than political, something that will come as no surprise to regular readers (or to the reactionary metal bloggers who spend a disquieting amount of time being salty about it).
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He does so through scenarios that are at turns mythic (a time portal in medieval West Asia), whimsical (a Victorian inventor devising a steampunk robot nanny), and disquieting (a world in which Young Earth Creationism is scientifically true … but Earth isn't the center of the universe).
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Elegiac, informative and disquieting, it artfully moves between Naomi's painstaking search, which triggers scattershot memories of her own disappearance, and the survival tactics of plucky Madison, who, in coping with her brutal captivity, has reimagined herself as "the snow girl," a character from a fairy tale.
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The drone episode, which occurred on Thursday and was first broadcast by CNN despite efforts by the Obama administration to settle it quietly, was of a different nature and just as disquieting as past confrontations with China that involved bigger ships and more dangerous maneuvers, analysts said.
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A key to understanding Chast is to see that her people live in a very specific place: a kind of timeless Upper West Side of the mind, already in the process of "cute-ification," yes, but still filled with secondhand bookstores and vaguely disquieting discount palaces.
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They shuffle round supermarkets, deliberating over which olive oil offer to plonk in their trolley, seemingly unaware that they will die soon and because they'll soon be dead it doesn't matter if they're saving 32p on olive oil—which makes seeing older people clubbing all the more disquieting.
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As Google's game streaming service Stadia has stalled out of the gate with tepid reviews and a disquieting response to the public wondering when we can expect more, Nvidia's GeForce Now is setting itself up to take the lead in the race to become the premier game streaming service.
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More disquieting, a health study published last month concluded that, over all, fewer than 3 percent of American adults live the kind of comprehensively healthy life that we all know we should, with a diet rich in fruits and vegetables, no smoking, a normal weight and regular exercise.
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That this is the candidate who stands between Donald Trump and the presidency should be dispiriting to Democratic partisans, disquieting to the fiercest #NeverTrumpers on the right, and depressing to anyone who would prefer not to have to choose between a reckless demagogue and a scandal-ridden dynast.
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Two of the brains showed disquieting accumulations of tau proteins near these broken blood vessels, and one brain had diagnosable Stage I C.T.E. This was the first time that scientists had found signs of incipient or actual C.T.E. so soon after a brain injury and in people so young.
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Professional royal experts drawing comparisons between the constant coverage of Ms. Markle to the paparazzi hordes that surrounded Princess Diana come across as disquieting and a bit disingenuous — not because Ms. Markle hasn't been hounded beyond all decency but because these shows themselves are part of the hounding.
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It is disquieting to turn from these books about the early United States to one about our own century's war in Afghanistan only to find some of the same flaws from the past, like the attempt to impose capitalist liberal democracy on people long accustomed to very different ways.
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As I spoke to them, I found the perspectives from the laboratory and the tech startup diverged on many of these points, raising another, more disquieting question: As human memory changes from an intractable mystery to something that can be engineered, who will get to decide how it works?
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As Aracy Amaral, a prominent art historian (who is speaking at MoMA this Thursday), said in the early 2000s, "the questions that modernism posed still remain and are disquieting for a country like Brazil," which is still relatively isolated, and has a diverse and fraught sense of identity.
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Moving from cell to cell, visitors encounter Marlene Dumas's portraits of Wilde, Bosie, Jean Genet, and Pier Paolo Pasolini — all persecuted for their sexuality; Doris Salcedo's popular installation "Plegaria Muda" (2008–2010), made of wooden tables and compacted earth, in honor of the Colombian desaparecidos; and Robert Gober's disquieting sculptures.
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For others there are also some potentially more disquieting signs, with evidence of a slowdown in decision-making with overseas partners and investors, as entities outside the UK grapple with what Brexit means for them, and assess possible risks — figuring out whether they need to rethink their own UK-market strategy.
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But Short is also responsible for such indelible, vaguely disquieting weirdos as the cross-eyed Vegas entertainer Jackie Rogers Jr. (a blend of Liza Minnelli and Sammy Davis Jr.) and that unctuous butterball Jiminy Glick, a fact-deprived Hollywood gossip gadfly modeled after syndicated '70s gossip show host Skip E. Lowe.
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This is the disquieting context into which the conductor Gustavo Dudamel, that troubled nation's most famous high-culture export, and his grinning, charming Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela arrived in New York this week to open Carnegie Hall's season with three concerts, starting with a gala performance on Thursday.
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Grown-ups gather at a tent that sells pumpkin spice ale and hard cider before heading to a two-story spider web, a carousel of skeletal horses, and a covered bridge where bats flicker blue in synchrony with the disquieting soundtrack and whooshing wind of the Headless Horseman galloping by.
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Taken together, the new requirements would essentially force players, parents, and the youth football industry to further acknowledge two disquieting things: that the sport can be harmful to the brain the way boxing is harmful to the brain, even for its youngest participants, and that those same participants are uniquely at risk.
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Each year the intelligence community puts together a "Worldwide Threat Assessment" report, and it inevitably scares the hell out of Congress and the public by detailing all the dangers facing the U.S. (Hint: there are a lot of them.) This year's report, published Thursday and discussed at a congressional hearing, makes for particularly disquieting reading.
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The word conjures the nightmare of an adolescent dress rehearsal for a marriage proposal — one of those disquieting, viral-baiting marriage proposals where (typically) guys arrange some dastardly stunt (simulated plane crash, surprise "Today" show appearance) in a bid to shock and awe their (typically) female targets into signing over their lives on the spot.
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Its creators should win not just for the exactitude of the show, not just for its subtle humor and disquieting drama, and not just for the way the finale neatly wraps up six seasons worth of drama—but also for giving American viewers a deep understanding of Soviet thinking that's more relevant than ever.
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But in 2011, Republican lawmakers in the Alabama Legislature included a disquieting provision in an already controversial bill: Under the banner of preventing voter fraud, the state followed several others in introducing a voter ID law that would require residents to present certain forms of government-issued identification in order to cast a ballot.
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But those overtures point up a disquieting fear about his bid to defeat Trump: He may well perpetuate the fallacies of elite comity that marked his early career—and that continue to animate Democratic strategies to win back voters who are not as yet scandalized by the racist and misogynist rabble-rousing that is Trumpism.
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And therein lies the seductive appeal of breastfeeding supplement brands: More than well-meaning relatives and friends and lactation consultants who can't help but contribute to the disquieting sense that you've failed as a mother, the lactation supplement companies seem to be the only ones that know the truth about breastfeeding, at least as I experienced it.
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The BBC has compiled a menu of vaguely disquieting recipes for Boxing Day brunch, including Christmas cake soufflés, cheesy sprout fondue, and "ham and watercress salad with clementine dressing" — plus several dishes involving mincemeat, which, in case you aren't familiar, is made of chopped fruit and spices and is used to repair buildings in war-torn countries.
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If it is disquieting to see Chinese Americans in opposition to policies meant to benefit students of color who have historically been shut out of the promise of higher education, activists like the Wangs and Zhao firmly believe their work to undo one of the remaining legacies of the civil rights movement is actually a step toward real equality.
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"That they found new vulnerabilities is disquieting, but probably not surprising, because the people who have looked at these systems over the years have always been very critical of the standards and the software coding in the architecture of these systems," Susan Greenhalgh, an elections specialist at the voting equipment watchdog Verified Voting, told BuzzFeed News.
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With the European Union in peril, Russia extending its reach, and authoritarian nationalists seducing the disaffected, Martin's study of "totalitarian internationalism" turns out to be precisely the sort of history we need at this particular moment: a deft and disquieting account of how easily the noblest of liberal principles may be hollowed out and swiftly renovated for darker purpose.
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The disquieting qualities of Soutine's still lifes are plain as day in the incredible array of more than 30 paintings on view in Chaim Soutine: Flesh at the Jewish Museum, and will be the subject of a conversation there on Thursday night between artists Angela Dufresne, Josephine Halvorson, and Judith Linhares, with Hyperallergic Weekend Editor John Yau moderating.
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The eight-episode arc, based on the controlled burn of a novel by Gillian Flynn ("Gone Girl"), marks a departure of another sort, too — Ms. Adams's performance, as a hard-drinking, self-cutting journalist who returns to her provincial hometown to cover a series of mysterious murders, is among the most desolate and disquieting of her career.
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Looking at "Henry Ford Hospital (Flying Bed)," a portrait of the artist lying naked in her own blood, Stahr writes, "viewers, particularly those steeped in the Catholic imagery of a crucified Christ," would have known that Kahlo "was referencing this image of suffering" in her disquieting version of a retablo painting, set against a frieze of Detroit's factories.
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Wacker's "Two Heads" (19252), depicting the aforementioned bust and a childlike drawing of a face, is differently disquieting, as are Scharl's paintings "The Uniform" (21940) and "Gala-Uniform" (21940), both of uniformed soldiers with blank eyes, rendered through zones of solid color and thick lines; in the former, the uniform's linear and chevron pattern doubles as a skeleton.
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Photographs from that initial collaboration have become famous in world visual culture, perhaps none more so than the classical yet disquieting portrait of the Lusetti family — Strand's 1953 photograph that graced the cover of both editions of "Un Paese" — in which a woman stands in a farmhouse doorway with her five adult sons who are sitting and leaning, some of them barefoot.
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Aided by the ever-so-sightly futuristic production design of Katharina Wöppermann — who fills the film with sterile hothouse settings lit by artificial grow-lights and populated by plant biologists in white lab coats and face masks — and abetted by the disquieting sound design of Erik Mischijew and Matz Müller, who layer jarring sound effects — is that a pack of barking dogs?
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If this was a reflection of Obama's desire to elevate Trump, casting him as the guiding force of Republican politics for obvious political reasons, it was also a reflection of the disquieting reality that, as Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall wrote recently, "Trump is not only not winning the primary race as of now but dominating the race like no non-incumbent has in modern history."
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The combination of coronavirus and America's unaffordable housing system has resulted in a disquieting paradox: At the same time that public health officials are warning that staying at home, away from others, is essential to preventing the rapid transmission of coronavirus, huge swaths of Americans are finding it harder and harder to come up with the money needed to keep a roof over their heads.
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These distortions along with the multiple perspectives fold yet another disquieting possibility into the work, the steady accumulation of which speaks to me of Greenwold's defiance: he refuses to make decorous works or to be coy about the indecorous when that, of course, is what the art world would prefer to see, however much they pay lip service to freedom of expression and artistic integrity.
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From tall occult tales about Black Shuck, the Green Man, and Gogmagog to the sodden and scary novels of Benjamin Myers, Samuel Palmer's unsettling paintings of Shoreham to Ben Wheatley's luridly lysergic film A Field in England, there's long been a tradition of imbuing the pastoral ideal with a disquieting sense of paranoia—the countryside is squeezing in on you, always getting closer and closer.
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I thought a lot about the book The Unsteady March, by Philip Klinkner and Rogers Smith, where they describe how if you grow up in a society where your group is privileged, and you experience that privilege in a way that seems basically natural because you're so steeped in it, your whole life is just structured around it; when any change comes about that threatens that privilege, it feels disquieting.
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The second section is perhaps even more disquieting, despite the sublimity of its colors; scarred with biomorphic forms evocative of sandstone fossils (a chain-link fence makes an appearance as well), it could be read as intimating the ecological collapse of the ocean, a view made more convincing by "atomic 123," with its right side seeming to dissipate or petrify, followed by "atomic 08," moss-streaked, devoid of blue, and bone-dry.
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The impending winter solstice hastened a disquieting horizon; Collins took the stage with a six-piece backing band, just as the sky went fully black at the suspiciously early time of 6 PM. A Decade Deeper—the comp and the concert alike—sold out well in advance, but the bodies trickled in with no urgency whatsoever (except for Collins's father, a guest of honor, who saw the concert, front to back, from a perch in the loft).
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There are chilling moments here — Sewell and Horsdal are too talented to not make a meal of this storyline — but the longer it goes on, and the more the show leans into the idea of secret Nazi conspirators hoping to push Germany into war with Japan, the more it starts to feel like The Man in the High Castle is trying to take the disquieting ideas about Nazis from season one and push them back into a box that will remove them from any sort of relevance.
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Here is the most disquieting section of the speech, one that must be read with Trump in mind: It's that spirit – a faith in reason, and enterprise, and the primacy of right over might, that allowed us to resist the lure of fascism and tyranny during the Great Depression, and build a post-World War II order with other democracies, an order based not just on military power or national affiliations but on principles – the rule of law, human rights, freedoms of religion, speech, assembly, and an independent press.
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Good taste and the right amount of money was enough to obtain a wall-size trophy, or what Thomas Nozkowski called the "800 pound gorilla in the room" Not only was Stella's statement a misreading of Jasper Johns' "flags" and "targets," but it was a blanket denial of something as messy as meaning, as anarchic as humor, as mortifying as humans interacting with their bodies (scratching their dugs, for example), and as disquieting as ripe sexuality, all of which you are apt to find some aspect of in a Nilsson work.
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At Frieze Masters, Frieze's sister fair devoted to work before 2000, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac took as inspiration George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984," which has been on best-seller lists again thanks to disquieting times in the U.K., Europe and the U.S. But Ropac presented a counterpoint to the Orwellian vision of progressive dehumanization, with artworks all made in 1984 that instead pointed to that year as a time of dynamism and creativity, including work by Jean-Michel Basquiat, George Baselitz, Joseph Beuys, Robert Rauschenberg and Ilya Kabakov who, along with his wife Emilia, is being recognized with a big show at the Tate later this month and an ongoing retrospective at the Hirshhorn in Washington, D.C. The Brit duo Gilbert and George, who in 1984 were nominated for the very first Turner Prize, are included as well.
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