Alien or divine intervention I leave to others to imagine.
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Some wondered about divine intervention as the day turned rainy.
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It is to imply that some divine intervention was at play.
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"Either I needed surgery or divine intervention," she told the paper.
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But if it did by some divine intervention, I'm sorry Taylor.
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Hell, even Adam and Eve needed divine intervention to find each other. Literally!
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But if the desire for divine intervention is eternal, so is the wait.
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This is going to sound crazy, but I believe it was divine intervention.
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"I'm ever-hopeful of an intervention — prayerful of a divine intervention," she said.
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I've previously heard him say the song arose via something like divine intervention.
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Desperate to escape his home, he would pray for help through divine intervention.
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"We need divine intervention for God to move people's hearts," Ms. Lyon said.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad won a second presidential term in the first round — divine intervention.
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Then came a divine intervention for Nadal: the first of two rain delays.
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The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York may know something about divine intervention.
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"It was divine intervention, because it's been the best thing for Quaden," she said.
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I suspect they will need divine intervention to fashion a compromise on these issues.
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For the chef Michael Lomonaco, quotidian good luck came to look like divine intervention.
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"To me, it was divine intervention that they're bringing back the sandwich," Cummings said.
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You don't have to believe in divine intervention to be moved by this story.
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Noah puts these things in the season that are like magic, or divine intervention.
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I'm religious so it was divine intervention or whatever you want to call it.
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It was a chain of a bunch of people being involved in a divine intervention.
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Perhaps their sense of moral absolutism convinced them that some divine intervention would spare them.
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"I believe Trump has been elected president by divine intervention," he wrote on Nov. 9.
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This time it's modern food science—not divine intervention—working its magic in your Hydroflask.
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"Whether it was divine intervention or just dumb fucking luck, I don't know," Ghaed said.
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Check out our clip ... Joyner also needs some divine intervention to locate his car keys.
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Through divine intervention she was able to complete its lyrics and make it what it is.
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Not for the first time, Maradona detected divine intervention just when Argentina had needed it most.
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Many of the patriots, including Washington himself, attributed their deliverance to a kind of divine intervention.
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Politically, he did not even acknowledge that the end might one day come without divine intervention.
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The Pontiff could have used a little divine intervention before banging his head on his Popemobile.
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Consider it distinctly non-divine intervention from Expeditus, the patron saint of procrastinators (and speedy causes).
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Yet our modern-day anxieties and questions grow, so there's this enormous spiritual void for a divine intervention, and when you typically pray "Will my kid be all right?" you're sending information into the atmosphere hoping there's divine intervention, and it comes back with a better answer.
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I'm semi-convinced that imaginary spirit cat was some kind of divine intervention, it was so wonderful.
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MIAMI — In the early 1960s, Rafael Soriano received a spiritual revelation — a divine intervention — in a dream.
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" 'Divine intervention' Novak said she was "at the mercy of whoever was going to come save me.
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Overall, it was a nicer day than I would've had had I not asked for divine intervention.
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While waiting for a transfer to Presidente Venceslau, a maximum security facility, he prayed for divine intervention.
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But understanding the national stage that the Ramblers stood on, she sought a bit of divine intervention.
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"Through divine intervention or whatever you want to call it, they weren't having services that evening," Sgt.
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Kim Kardashian West believes divine intervention is to credit for daughter Chicago's striking resemblance to her famous mom.
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Some may call it divine intervention, but I call it simply the reality of living in suburban Sydney.
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Kathie Lee Gifford is all for divine intervention guiding Oprah's decision on whether she should run for President.
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Baranowski likened Maddon to a baseball swami delivered to Wrigley by divine intervention to reverse the Cubs' curse.
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But the divine intervention was not about the case in which he'd stomped a fellow inmate to death.
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"Talk about divine intervention with this entire delivery," Morgan tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on newsstands Friday.
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The news was "divine intervention," said Mr. Semexan, who celebrated his sixth anniversary at the alliance this year.
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However, he said his mother recalled that as a child he told her he was healed through divine intervention.
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Because the only way the game could even exist at this point is through some pretty determined divine intervention.
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"Divine intervention, by the grace of God -- whatever you want to say -- he came to my rescue," she said.
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It was divine intervention, they say, an intervention that began three years ago with a random act of kindness.
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Without divine intervention, it is hard to imagine Americans electing either of the Republican front-runners to be president.
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Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe is a voracious reader, these days by choice but originally by divine intervention.
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St. Peter's probably would have needed divine intervention to beat that score, and they were all out for 137.
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The ex-voto painting is a Catholic folk art tradition depicting individual misfortunes that were mollified by divine intervention.
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Like, God has a Facebook account and friends a podcast host, who, apparently, is in need of divine intervention.
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Ms. Vetrano's family said Mr. Lewis would face God's vengeance; his supporters also cited their faith in divine intervention.
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This newfound sense of femininity, though, arrived more because of vaguely divine intervention in Mexico than any active choices.
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"There had to be some kind of divine intervention for her to end up being OK," Moore told the affiliate.
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Penitents engage in the extreme acts to ask for luck or divine intervention, or in gratitude for previously "miraculous" help.
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But instead, she used the mall, where she was hoping to be saved, muttering apprehensively to herself about divine intervention.
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But when I plead for divine intervention, it's usually because God is the only one who can pull it off.
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ZACHARY QUINTO: I don't know if it was divine intervention, but it was bigger than any decision on my part.
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She is credited with providing divine intervention in the case of a Brazilian man suffering from a viral brain infection.
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A Hollywood producer finds his leading man and a lifetime love interest, with the help of a little divine intervention.
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"I look back now, and I go, 'The only way that we were able to do that was divine intervention.'"
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His desire for revenge, which may be aided by something like divine intervention, gives this cleareyed and eccentric movie its plot.
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Short of divine intervention at the 11th hour, Mr Bolsonaro's lead, which is now in double digits, looks unlikely to disappear.
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It was either divine intervention or social media viral marketing that led me to the Christian wrestling film The Masked Saint.
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The Wixárika have taken practical measures against these existential threats but they believe they need divine intervention to ensure their survival.
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Saint Teresa's first miracle was approved in 2003, after she was said to have healed an Indian woman's tumor through divine intervention.
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While she and Scott are grateful to their community for their generosity, she also credits Divine Intervention with helping create the foundation.
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Back in the season premiere, Luke P. expressed the importance of his faith, explaining he became celibate again after a divine intervention.
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Mother Teresa's first miracle, the healing of an Indian woman's tumor through divine intervention, was recognized by the Catholic Church in 2003.
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One of his most famous surrogates, Glenn Beck, actually invoked divine intervention in the untimely death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Williams said his ability to assist was "divine intervention" since his phone is internet-dependent and often not working during inclement weather.
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What will become of San Marco is unclear, and some friars there still hold out hope for some form of divine intervention.
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Glenn Beck said late Wednesday that he sees divine intervention in the sudden death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia last weekend.
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Mr Corsi, who this week refused a plea bargain offer from Mr Mueller, has said he came to know this through "divine intervention".
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It starts with a bass-laden "Hungry" that features Rick Ross in a collaboration that appeared to be the result of divine intervention.
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These images are cliché and hackneyed, because there's no specificity beyond location — just an opportune moment to display poor subjects needing divine intervention.
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Soleimani's death, which Islamic State leaders hailed as "divine intervention," led to a halt in joint US-Iraqi operations against the Islamic State.
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Passing is a crapshoot, goals often brought about by divine intervention, and digital momentum is constantly at work inside the cartridge's plastic shell.
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In such circumstances, you look for divine intervention — the well-known indie video stores that have survived have needed (and gotten) extraordinary help.
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"Unless, by divine intervention, Roy Moore wakes up and decides he shouldn't do this, this is what we're going to be stuck with."
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Corsi, you are asking us to believe that on an extended international flight with your wife for an anniversary you had divine intervention.
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Finding building materials in Cuba itself often seems to require divine intervention, and the construction of the church dragged on for four years.
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At the midpoint of the episode, one of the engines on Avi and Payam's plane to Israel explodes as if by divine intervention.
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He eventually published a memoir about Unit 684, and often speaks to church groups about how divine intervention saved him on the island.
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In Young's paintings, divine intervention and the goodness of community, of one's people, contend with systematic oppression and societal ills, forced poverty, widespread racism.
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Baltimore (CNN)The cast of Republicans battling for their party's nomination has amounted to divine intervention for Democrats, Vice President Joe Biden said Thursday.
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Thanks to some divine intervention ... we've learned Bieber's friends are Laura and Ava Lentz -- wife and daughter of his pastor and pal Carl Lentz.
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In this case, though, his concern wasn't the ostensible viciousness of the activity, it was its... lack of divine intervention in the training process?
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Bille Zangewa's silk tapestry painting, Divine Intervention, and William Kentridge's Nose 21 represent a second round of works at the fair by both artists.
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In an age when comets, shooting stars, and other celestial phenomenon remained unexplained, the appearance of the meteorite was quickly attributed to divine intervention.
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According to Corsi, when prosecutors asked him if he'd figured it out through "divine intervention" on his flight to Italy, he said, basically, yes.
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"It is without doubt a divine intervention that this child was found," Forsyth County Sheriff Ron Freeman said during a press conference Friday, News11 reports.
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Each group is chipping in for the $3.3 million project, which will take up to a year, barring some kind of, ahem, divine intervention.[BBC]
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Call it whatever you like — divine intervention, planetary alignment or darned good luck — we're extending the deadline for early-bird tickets to Disrupt Berlin 2018.
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READ: The coronavirus threat just got real in Europe By Thursday evening, Trump appeared to be relying on divine intervention to deal with the crisis.
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Yes, the new moon can be relaxing and everything your horoscope claims it to be, but it's more of a standing invitation than a divine intervention.
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All this hysteria flows from England's sole World Cup victory in 1966, which in the past half-century has taken on the glow of divine intervention.
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And this week, as revelations of a secular sort consumed Washington, the President turned to evangelicals for a friendly audience, and perhaps a little divine intervention.
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Finkelstein said he's still hoping for a plea deal for his client, but quickly admits he knows "it will take divine intervention" for it to happen.
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There's an enormous spiritual void for a divine intervention ... One in five queries posed to Google have never been asked before in the history of humankind.
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But honestly when the image translates to machine-gun tugging on my rod it feels the way all bites do: like nothing short of divine intervention.
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However, the chances of getting either game in might require some divine intervention: Forecasts show at least an 80 percent chance of rain from 3 p.m.
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But take a look at social media, and you'll get the sense that many of us are banking on the divine intervention of Silicon Valley's gawkiest gods.
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Short of a divine intervention, your promise to "wipe out" the public debt is impossible with the current primary budget deficit of about 1 percent of GDP.
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Unfortunately, barring some sort of divine intervention, the T-Mo/Sprint merger will probably get approved, which will leave us with three major carriers instead of four.
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"It is without doubt a divine intervention that this child was found," Forsyth County Sheriff Ron Freeman said during a press conference the following day, News11 reports.
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The supporting cast does well by Ms. Anderson's conversational, expletive-laced dialogue, in which the possibilities of barbaric invasion and divine intervention are regarded as everyday possibilities.
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Ms. Rainer, 82, has commented on aging in her work, and here she played a grumpy Apollo with a failing memory, recounting a lifetime of divine intervention.
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As an American who loves Canada and has the privilege of hosting a national TV show there, "Divine Intervention," I am embarrassed for the good people of Canada.
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The other bet is much safer and needs no divine intervention: America's monetary authorities will cooperate to keep the economy afloat -- as long as the price stability allows.
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Their names are in white paint, bleeding down against a black background like stigmata that suddenly appeared by divine intervention on the body of the gallery's walls. Wild.
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In his dimly lit office, he raspily declared a hope that "divine intervention" would persuade Mr. Satz to avoid a trial and an airing of the tragic details.
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The rites in the hamlet of Guardia Sanframondi were originally designed to seek the pardon of the Madonna dell'Assunta or her divine intervention against famine and scarce harvest.
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At one point, he hits Antonio with a speech that's equal parts motivating and demoralizing ... before making the Steelers star pray for divine intervention at the Super Bowl.
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He credited divine intervention, not man-made climate change, with altering the storm's impact, noting that Florence's winds dropped to 90 miles per hour from 140 before hitting land.
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In a speech to the conservative activist conference posted to Twitter by Right Wing Watch, Lindell said Trump's victory in November 2016 was "a miracle" directly caused by divine intervention.
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He argues, for instance, that secular humanism is really monotheism in disguise, where humankind is God and salvation can be achieved through our own efforts rather than through divine intervention.
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While Tran thinks some divine intervention kept him out of harms way, he gives much of the credit to Tesla for keeping him in one piece for his wedding day.
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Baswedan compared the poll to the Battle of Badr, a pivotal fight in the early days of Islam that consolidated the Prophet Muhammad's power, a win ascribed to divine intervention.
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The ex-voto painting is a tradition of folk art that acts as a tribute to divine intervention in personal calamities, as well as an inadvertent catalogue of human misfortune.
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"You won't make any exceptions for rape, you won't make any exceptions for incest in this, and you are proffering divine intervention as the reason why you won't do that," Rep.
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In the past, they've grappled with the mysteries of the universe—the certainty of death and the possibilities of divine intervention in the everyday, but here those burdens are cast off.
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He also felt it was a sign of divine intervention, because before the cross appeared his sister had been at the beach that day, praying because she'd had a bad dream.
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No matter who the manager is, this will always be Cristiano Ronaldo's team: its triumphs are his triumphs, its trophies are his trophies, almost always achieved through his own, divine intervention.
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Sure, it wasn't a debonair sailor selflessly stopping a taxi, à la the show, but it was about the most divine intervention a single girl can ask for in these modern times.
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Some of the pieces she curated for this year's show are political — like Rose Freymuth-Frazier's "Divine Intervention," which features a fluffy white cat pinning down a plush Trump with its paw.
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The opening to Cuba just over a year ago was out of a novel by Graham Greene, with hush-hush meetings, spies and shady characters, and even divine intervention by the Vatican.
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Corsi's story is that he never talked with Wikileaks -- directly or indirectly -- and figured out "through divine intervention" that Wikileaks had Podesta's emails and would release them in October. Seriously. pic.twitter.com/KqxRSqJoJI
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This motorcyclist is insanely lucky to be alive after hitting the back of a car on the highway and, by some divine intervention, wound up sitting casually on the trunk last week.
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Non-divine Intervention With more than 900 sites in Manhattan currently classified as religious buildings — a list that includes synagogues, rectories and convents, a few dozen lost buildings might not seem calamitous.
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The assignment to write a short profile of Mister Rogers, pushed on Lloyd by his editor (Christine Lahti), turns out to be something of a miracle, a just-in-time divine intervention.
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In a clear reference to Creationists, Payette said we're "still debating and still questioning whether life was a divine intervention," or whether it came from the natural, random process of Darwinian natural selection.
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Israel Butt says "divine intervention" is the only plausible explanation for his 4-year-old daughter's survival after a mountain lion attacked her and dragged her body through an Idaho field on Friday.
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Near the end of the finale, Jesse's conniving uncle (Walton Goggins) is struck by lightning and then revived by a stinging bee, in a way that leaves open the possibility of divine intervention.
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Clara suspects that her raving visitor is a ghost, especially since she only appears to Clara — but this specter is warmer than the egomaniacal Reynolds family, and Clara does not resist divine intervention.
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The Law and Order: SVU actress, 55, opens up to PEOPLE about her first date with her now husband of 15 years in this week's cover story, saying meeting Hermann felt like divine intervention.
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It is the seventh time the 33-year-old has made the journey to the Rhodopi mountains to spend the eve of Friday's Elevation of the Cross holiday in prayer, hoping for divine intervention.
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Today, I think about the men who signed off on my mom's annulment, verifying through whatever sort of divine intervention had been gifted to them, that she was not, by church standards, an adulteress.
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Whether divine intervention is the proximate cause, the kwacha's recovery has surprised some of even the most jaded observers of the fast-moving foreign exchange market, which sees $5.3 trillion in average daily turnover.
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Barefoot and wearing shorts and a wooden crucifix at the San Juan station on Wednesday, the bright-eyed Penchi credited retro technology for helping WAPA power through the maelstrom, along with some divine intervention.
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Up until reaching the black hole, Monte could still harbor even the faintest hope of rescue, divine intervention, some technological breakthrough — anything that might provide him and his daughter with some means back to Earth.
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She saw a mound of small rocks blocking a gap that had once been a boat launch, delivered by the water in a flood, as a sign of divine intervention and a source of hope.
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Along with a friend, I'm eating the cacio e pepe (which is like a divine intervention if you're feeling blue), plates of white anchovies and Iberian ham, and gazpacho, which is a thrilling pink-orange.
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So we're not ready to believe it's just for the sake of divine intervention or foreshadowing (after all, the literal symbol on the Stark sigil was killed by the literal symbol of the Baratheon sigil).
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The number of Americans who say vaccines are important is declining — and anti-vax conspiracies cross partisan divides, finding fans among Northern California hippies and some corners of the G.O.P. Hence my call for divine intervention.
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"For this one time," he says, he believes there was divine intervention in the creation of America, a country that represents a gathering of minds from around the world and the ages, resulting in something singular, special.
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While it might not require divine intervention, Muguruza's record at the year's final grand slam indicates she will need to produce something special, having never ventured beyond the second round in three previous visits to Flushing Meadows.
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She said the family members had pooled their money and left the buying of the ticket to Ms. Smith, who described being inspired by "divine intervention" to pick the winning numbers: 5, 25, 26, 44 and 66.
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HONG KONG — When President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines vowed last week to stop cursing, at God's direct request, few people in the deeply Catholic country questioned his faith or the logistics of the apparently divine intervention.
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But then, through what she could only describe as a stroke of divine intervention, Ms. Jarratt found herself under the care of Mishka Terplan, a nationally renowned addiction specialist with a program devoted to mothers like her.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A roaring Luzhniki Stadium crowd, dogged defending and a dose of Russian luck saw the World Cup hosts to a penalty shootout victory over Spain on Sunday, though for some it also took divine intervention.
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When it comes to the presidency, narratives of divine intervention have been woven into American cultural discourse from the beginning of what Whitehead calls America's "civil religion," which he describes as a fusion of political and religious imagery.
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During the hearing, Mirack's brother spoke directly to Rowe, saying, "If not for the grace of modern technology and divine intervention, you probably would have stayed in Lancaster and basked in your fame," The New York Times reported.
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During the hearing, Mirack's brother spoke directly to Rowe, saying, "If not for the grace of modern technology and divine intervention, you probably would have stayed in Lancaster and basked in your fame," The New York Times reports.
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For all the show's talk of divine intervention and Doomsday proclamations, when Kevin — or more accurately, both Kevins — finally gets to the center of his mental maze in this episode's final minutes, it's not about God at all.
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On the Grandstand court, which offers less shade than the stadiums with retractable roofs, Lesia Tsurenko awaited divine intervention as she melted in the midafternoon heat in the first set of her fourth-round match against Marketa Vondrousova.
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The wax workers of Florence had long been famous for exceptional fine anatomical waxes crafted for sacred use, in the form of effigies or anatomically shaped ex votos left at a saint's shrine to commemorate or request divine intervention.
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In Gary Simmons' newest work, he uses the names of silent screen actors of color and renders them in white paint, bleeding down against a black background like stigmata that suddenly appeared by divine intervention on the gallery's walls.
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Venezuela's political polarization appeared likely to devolve into widespread street violence this week until divine intervention, in the form of Vatican-mediated talks between the government and the opposition, led everyone to take a step back from the brink.
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Despite over 150 years of scientific inquiry—from studies of transitional fossils and vestigial traits to the discovery of DNA and empirical observations of evolution in action—a sizeable portion of the American population still prefers divine intervention over natural selection.
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The intrusion almost feels like a divine intervention, the roaring thwacks of its blades a chilling reminder that the themes we're discussing—neoliberal fascism and the increasing militarization of America's law enforcement—aren't just abstract concepts, but our living reality.
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To assume the space is empty, subject to one's intrepid will or expunged by divine intervention is to make the mistake at the root of colonialism: that the world isn't composed of other human beings who only want to live.
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"But despite all the horror, we hold strong and stand tall in our faith in the almighty, especially in recognizing His divine intervention that miraculously allowed the attacker to be subdued by our heroic synagogue manager, Mr. Josef Gluck," Rottenberg said.
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Morocco's Commander of the Faithful declared the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588 to be a sign of divine intervention, and sent an envoy to London to beseech Elizabeth's help in recovering al-Andalus, lost by Islam a century earlier, for Islam.
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This failed divine intervention happened on Saturday night, about 24 hours before the 44-210 Warriors shook off a slow start to defeat the Knicks, 230-2237, at Madison Square Garden in the annual Stephen Curry-Once-Longed-to-Play-Here Classic.
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Which is why Colbert staged a divine intervention from God, who appeared on the ceiling of the studio with a literal sign saying, "RUN!" along with Oprah 2020 merch that the Lord says he used his wife's credit card to pay for.
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That tongue-in-cheek allusion to divine intervention is meant to underscore the difficulty of "normalizing" the monetary policy that was designed to deal, for six years, with nearly catastrophic systemic problems in the financial services industry and in the real economy.
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Even James Frey's disgraced faux-memoir, A Million Little Pieces, ends with the narrator confessing his wrongs to a priest, then abstaining from drinking a shot of whiskey in a bar because after a stint in rehab and some divine intervention, he's all better now.
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The one thing that could unstick it, apart from divine intervention, would be a change in tune from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which is still toying with when to deliver a follow-up interest rate hike to last December's baby step-up from zero.
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A New Jersey mother who used what one of her seven children called "divine intervention" to choose the numbers for a Powerball ticket last week was introduced to the public on Friday with her family as the sole winner of a $103 million jackpot.
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The A Wrinkle in Time star told PEOPLE last month that the only thing that could persuade her to run for office would be a sign from God that's "so clear that not even I can miss it," so Stephen Colbert staged some divine intervention.
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"To look at the circumstances of Theresa, Marianne Stanley, Rene Portland, all the other wonderful players, myself, all to arrive at this place at that time, you have to think there was some divine intervention," Cathy Rush, their coach at Immaculata, told ESPN in 2008.
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If everything has gotten lamer and worse since the moon landing, he says, it may be that our society "cannot help tending toward decadence so long as it remains earthbound," and it will take another celestial voyage (or divine intervention) to wake us up.
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At this week's Canadian Science Policy Conference, Payette argued for greater public acceptance of science, saying it's time for Canadians step away from false beliefs such as astrology and divine intervention, while speaking out against people who insist that human activity isn't responsible for climate change.
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He no longer belongs to any sort of organized religion, but Phil Saviano, whose pivotal role in exposing the child sex abuse scandal within the Catholic Church is showcased in the Oscar-nominated film Spotlight, appears to have had something almost like divine intervention on his side.
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He sends Nikki and Wrench, about whom he tells her some "people" wanted him to stay behind but Paul "convinced them he's on a better path now," away by telling them to steal the Volkswagen Beetle in the parking lot by order of ironic divine intervention.
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In an office lottery last December, Hill drew the space that had once belonged to Shirley Chisholm and gifted it to Pressley, who in turn tweeted that the office swap was "divine intervention" made possible by the "selflessness of my colleague who drew a better lottery# but still wanted me to have it."
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Corsi, you are asking us to believe that on an extended international flight with your wife for an anniversary you had divine intervention, and God inspired your mind and told you Assange has Podesta's emails and they're gonna be dumped in October and they're going to be dumped in a serial fashion?
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Power Trip's side is complied from a self-titled seven-inch originally released on Lockin' Out in 2011, and if you've been with them since the beginning, "Divine Intervention" and "Suffer No Fool" have caused you at least one black eye, three missed work shifts, half a lifetime's neck pain, and untold amounts of stagedives.
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The Brazilian native, who came to America in 1984 without being able to speak a lick of English, despite growing up on a steady diet of Tom Jones, John Denver, Glen Campbell, Elvis, American movies and sertaneja—rural Brazil's broken-hearted analog to country music—believes divine intervention brought him to Nashville in 1994.
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Instead, she offers two Carrie Underwood songs, sacred texts that she can actually relate to: "Jesus, Take the Wheel," in which a woman whose car is spinning out on a highway prays for divine intervention, and "Before He Cheats," whose narrator, forsaking Jesus' teachings, destroys her fickle lover's truck, an act that Alison finds justifiable.
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At least part of what I was paying for was relief from the recurrent thought that any minute, maybe now, I was going to look down and see the chest ideal snugly installed between the ribcage and the collarbone without a seam or a stitch in sight, through either surgical breakthrough or divine intervention.
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He received fewer votes than his opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, and his Electoral College win almost seemed like divine intervention.
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Alice Marie Johnson said Thursday that divine intervention brought President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Kim Kardashian West together to release her from prison and grant her clemency.
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Our resident snake/weasel/[insert other name the contestants have lobbed at him] tells Hannah about his shower scene with God — the one where he says God spoke to him and he decided to stop being a player so he could be ready to find his wife — and divine intervention wins Hannah over despite Garrett's confession.
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Whether or not the cough syrup recipe came to the nuns through divine intervention, there's no doubt that the Purépecha people were eating achoques and using them for medicine long before the arrival of Europeans and Catholicism, according to Tzintia Velarde Mendoza, a project coordinator at Faunam, a wildlife conservation group, who has studied the cultural history of the achoques.
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"The baby … was sitting up and looking up at us waiting for us to pull her out," Texarkana firefighter Josh Moore said, later adding, "There had to be some kind of divine intervention for her to end up being OK." Authorities believe the child rolled down a hill and into the drain, and it took three firefighters to get her out, according to KSLA.
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Ms. Bravo was tasked with rebooting the company after decades of poorly conceived licensing deals diluted both the creative and commercial powers of the brand founded in 1856 and best known for supplying trench coats to British army officers during World War I. "The moment I met Christopher, I knew he was the right person for Burberry — it almost felt like a divine intervention," Ms. Bravo said of Mr. Bailey, then a relative unknown.
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