"Down and Out in Paris and London," by George Orwell.
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You play as down and out sci-fi author Elvin Green.
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"There were times where I was down and out," she said.
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For a while, Mr. Netanyahu had appeared almost down and out.
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As much as down-and-out fights can be beautiful, these are.
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Mr Knausgaard follows Hitler's progress from aspiring artist to down-and-out.
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It's not for a person who feels down and out, or disenfranchised.
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"I&aposve been down and out myself," Jordan told Fox 7 Austin .
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But her solution for a down-and-out mood doesn't stop there.
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Two games ago, it was Tampa Bay that looked down and out.
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The lights went down, and out came the first of the looks.
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On the back is a 3-inch screen that tilts down and out.
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"Sultan", about a down-and-out wrestler, was released worldwide on July 6th.
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He becomes someone society dismisses, another down-and-out, snaggletoothed, unemployed ex-con.
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Some scenes, though, memorably convey the desperation of its down-and-out hedonists.
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That's Joe Gillis, the down-and-out screenwriter who narrates in sustained flashback.
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He wasn't down and out or he didn't seem to have set, staid opinions.
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Trader David Seaburg said he likes "down-and-out names" Coach and JetBlue Airways.
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Indeed, it is not clear that he believes himself to be down and out.
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Turkey's defense industry has taken a blow, but it's certainly not down and out.
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Team Shuster was on the ropes and seemingly down and out at the Olympics.
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Now they've moved to take it down and out of circulation for 12 months.
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"Down and Out" has Mickey Mouse with a liquor bottle lying drunk on a sidewalk.
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"I don't think we ever think we're down and out of a game," Reddick said.
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In typical Undercover Boss fashion, there's a down-and-out worker helped by the bossman.
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But even though Nintendo is down-and-out, the Japanese video game giant remains beloved.
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There are also moments featuring Hawkeye in a new costume and Nebula looking down and out.
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The Russian city that never sleeps has everything from down-and-out dives to exclusive nightclubs.
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Likewise, I can feel when another animal, including a human animal, is feeling down and out.
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Boy, Nvidia's been down and out lately and I think it's not right that it is.
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After walking all the way up, visitors walk back down and out through the gift shop.
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In the movie, Richard E. Grant plays her down-and-out friend and partner in scamming.
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You're sad and down and out and you ask yourself, 'Why did this have to happen?
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Until cities elsewhere let the buildings go up, more people will find themselves down and out. ■
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I WOULD SAY TWO YEARS AGO, KFC U.S. EVERYONE SAID WAS DOWN AND OUT FOR THE COUNT.
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It's kinda crazy though ... SS looks down and out, not to mention scarred as his superhero character.
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Australian actress Bella Heathcote is also in the cast as the down-and-out former submissive Leila.
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I'm filling in the blanks between our present day and Down and Out in The Magic Kingdom.
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The area seems especially down and out when compared with the rest of prosperous, well-kept Frankfurt.
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Unless he's really down and out — and then I know he's not feeling well — he's always working.
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When I'm down and out and about to give up on myself, I listen to rap music.
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" Album opener "Down and Out" is even more direct: "You'd commit suicide trying to read my mind.
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"Down and Out" is hilarious, with a humor quite unexpected in the otherwise seemingly somber Brother Blair.
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I think what Lyft's proven is that when they look like they're down and out, they come back.
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We didn't even know which stairwell would take us all the way down and out of the building.
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So when a heavy rail car moves over the tracks, it pushes the pliable rail down and out.
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When you're fighting for something larger than yourself that keeps you going when you're down and out personally.
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He was the man who wore Djokovic down and out, beating him at his own supposedly indefatigable game.
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The Bowery was ceded to poor immigrants — Irish, then Jewish, then Chinese — and eventually the down-and-out.
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None of this means that California is down and out, or that Arizona is above making regulatory missteps.
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On one extreme, there's a Skid Row, down-and-out, completely at the end of his rope, wino stereotype.
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"Despite its problems, Indian Railways is not down and out," Prabhu optimistically wrote in his White Paper last year.
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At the time the city was so down and out that kids across the street graffitied their own homes.
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Lodge 249, AMC's new hour-long comedic drama, is about losers—the unlucky, the broke, the down and out.
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So what if it openly embraces every clichéd tale of down-and-out has-beens getting their groove back?
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" One of the ABC sources quipped that the reality show could be called "Dancing with the Down and Out.
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She collects these examples to encourage down-and-out support-line callers who see no end to their situation.
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Union Pacific is a winner, but FedEx is a down-and-out stock that investors should consider, Cramer said.
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Still, the resurgence of measles, another disease once thought to be down and out, serves as a cautionary tale.
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The film opens in 2029, when Logan is hiding in plain sight as a grizzled, down-and-out limo driver.
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That would be heaven sent for a mining sector that was considered down and out just a few months ago.
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When you're down and out, it's awful hard to dig your way out of that and get a fresh start.
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Buy it here >>Who can resist a story about a down-and-out donkey getting a second chance at life?
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Even when my subjects appear to be down and out, my images reflect the noble grace I see in them.
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However, the toxic tone is intentional and a reflection of the one-time, down-and-out experiences of its creator.
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But as the economy slowed and income inequality deepened in later decades, the city's down-and-out remained stuck underground.
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But DIIV's follow-up record, "Is the Is Are," released this year, doesn't dwell on sad, down-and-out vibes.
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Tony O'Neill is the author of books including Digging the Vein, Down and Out on Murder Mile, and Sick City.
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The "Family Matters" star says he's so down and out he's had to move in with his aunt and uncle.
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"Pay phones are lifelines for the down and out; their booths are rainy-day cocoons," Thomas told the Times back then.
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They're hotshot female fighter pilots forging their way through the patriarchy that's trying to keep them down and out of combat.
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Roseanne's retreated to her Salt Lake City home, and Thursday morning she was looking pretty down and out while clipping rosebuds.
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Kushner's wings have been clipped by the Mueller investigation; he's keeping his head down and out of the line of fire.
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This is a cabal that long ago gave up any interest for mainstream Americans, much less for the down and out.
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Michael Bond bequeathed Paddington Bear, Denis Johnson a gallery of the down-and-out who, through his revelatory writing, achieved transcendence.
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In some instances, these temporary shelters are funded by local Jewish communities who want to aid their down-and-out coreligionists.
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Is it justified: Seeing Crosby down and out like that was awful, just about the worst-case scenario for any hockey fan.
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The industrials sector is down and out, on track for its worst month in seven years and trading firmly in a correction.
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And when you're down and out here, people, they don't try to help you—they just try to steal everything you have.
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The beguiling and charming Upside Down T-Shaped Purple Block was a down-and-out working girl trying to make ends meet.
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Glover positions Earn as a down-and-out intellectual, a former wunderkind rummaging through his past glory days for any way forward.
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This was my heavy metal, this is the music that had always been there for me when I was down and out.
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The protagonist of "It's Me, Eddie," which is based on his early years in New York, had a down-and-out arrogance.
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And why did you make him a down-and-out, divorced father while Daniel is a hugely successful, happily married car dealer?
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Jack hires Mike, an apparently down-and-out day laborer, for 20 bucks an hour, to help empty out a storage unit.
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If you used to go with regular or light tampons, you might feel them slowly slip down and out of your vagina.
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Linh Dinh's "Postcards From the End of America," which chronicles a declining America through the author's travels among the down and out.
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"Down and Out in Paris and London," George Orwell This might be the best book I know of that describes restaurant culture.
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A large rotation also came in retail, with investors gravitating to the down-and-out retail stocks like Nordstrom, L Brands orUrban Outfitters.
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If the U.S. and China can come to a truce, the down and out groups — except the financials — will become loved, he said.
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Raphael Bob-Waksberg's animated story of a boozed-up, down-and-out horse, BoJack Horseman, has a season three premiere date: July 22nd.
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"The electricity would go up one leg of the body and stop the heart and go down and out another leg," he said.
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By his own account, it's not that the down-and-out are less disposed to smash windows than they were in the 1960s.
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Silicon Valley's investment in fertility is a curious juxtaposition to the tech industry's self-imposed barriers that keep working mothers down and out.
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But Djokovic often has looked down and out in his long career only to find a way back to a more sunlit place.
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The top tier of candidates will spend the rest of this year trying to knock each other down and out-progressive each other.
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In both Amazing Spider-Man No. 33 and Spider-Man: Homecoming, the scene shows Spider-Man at his weakest — he's down and out.
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In Hollywood the down-and-out fighter story is evergreen and ever-giving, finding new life with each successive generation of damned sentimentalists.
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She performs a down-and-out version of what the essayist and critic Logan Pearsall Smith called a "swimgloat," a triumphal glide through society.
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While the company is nowhere near down and out, brands and individuals are increasingly shifting over to Instagram Stories for a variety of reasons.
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A large rotation also came in retail, with investors gravitating to the down-and-out retail stocks like Nordstrom, L Brands or Urban Outfitters.
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At a key moment in Season 1 of "The Wire", Bubbles, a down-and-out heroin addict, pays a visit to his sister's house.
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A stable, sovereign Syria that would result from a diplomatic agreement could also take the lead in keeping a decimated ISIS down and out.
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Then again, the song fits Trump's picture of a down-and-out America in need of a political outsider to shake up the establishment.
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But this week's top spot goes to The Unworthy Thor, which shows everyone's favorite Norse god as a down-and-out, hammerless, haphazard hero.
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Like the previous movie, "Marfa Girl 2" follows the lives of some young, down-and-out characters in the dusty town of Marfa, Texas.
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By the mid-20th century, the emergent tradition of down-and-out sad clowns had effectively repressed the clown's evil side, particularly in America.
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There are lots of students that start really down and out, but then they pick themselves up and realize that they can really do this!
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Bernie loses in Iowa by a margin that is just those five people, closing the storyline in a traditional down-and-out Curb way. 3.
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She still remembered him as the hardworking man who taught her to ride a bicycle, before he spiraled down and out on drugs and alcohol.
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Arches, it should be noted, hold themselves up: they rise on their own weight, they compress — higher pieces push down and out on those below.
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How many down-and-out characters have checked into a seedy hotel and found a malfunctioning sign buzzing like a bug-zapper outside their window?
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The revival of this once down-and-out spirit surprised distillers, who had precious little aged rye whiskey on hand to slake this renewed thirst.
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"She was toned down and out of the public eye after the robbery, but eventually she realized she needs to live her life," the source said.
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Riyo and the down-and-out (albeit perpetually alluring) Yoshio (Toshirô Maifune); a simple, almost formulaic love story that acts as a much larger cultural critique.
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There are seven tweeters that fire down and out from the bottom, and a single four-inch woofer pointing out of the top for low frequencies.
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If someone is completely down and out with cold symptoms or totally non-functional because of hay fever, that's far more interesting than a single sneeze.
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Kirsten Dunst stars as a woman whose down-and-out family fell prey to a get-rich-quick scam, then goes after the system in revenge.
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The fact that they've been down-and-out for years made it feel like seeing an old friend dust herself off after a nasty break-up.
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It would appear to be her most broadly endearing quality, for Clinton's popularity tends to rise when she is, as she put it, down and out.
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Motorola may not be the mobile powerhouse it used to be during the glory days of the RAZR, but it's not down and out just yet.
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Majima's major sub-game involves the management of a down-and-out cabaret club, asking you to recruit young women and train them as quality hostesses.
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That's front and center in "The Florida Project," whose down-and-out mothers rear children without help from fathers and survive economically by sexually subjugating themselves.
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Denis Johnson, a National Book Award winner, wrote about the fallen — junkies, down-and-out travelers, drifters and violent men — with hallucinatory and sometimes minimalist prose.
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The crazy part is there were several bystanders in the restaurant who refused to intervene -- even after Brother Nature was clearly down and out of it.
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"When I was down and out, [The Actor's Fund of America] paid my rent, they paid my medical bills, they paid my utility bills," he says.
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It is easier to deal with homelessness in a town of 63,000, where social workers know the names of almost everyone who is down and out.
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An even bigger invention is Pine's character, a down-and-out journalist named Jay Singletary whose career was ruined when George Hodel sued him for libel.
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It's that simple, and until we learn to resist the urge to watch these unnecessary fights between down-and-out legends, they're going to keep happening.
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"She was toned down and out of the public eye after the robbery, but eventually she realized she needs to live her life," the source tells PEOPLE.
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"The character in 'Banded Clovis,' I've met that dude," he says, referring to a song in which a down-and-out man commits murder out of desperation.
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Brooker's script has a down-and-out American trying to earn some fast cash in London by playtesting a virtual reality horror game for a secretive publisher.
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"This may come as a surprise, but there was a point in my young life when I was really down and out," the "Mad Money" host said.
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This is the essential question of every men's wear season, increasingly complex as the wider conversation around gender fluidity has filtered down and out onto the catwalks.
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That may sound odd, but here's the thing: The terrorist group might be down and out, but it can still cause tons of headaches to U.S. policymakers.
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Some families roasted marshmallows around a fire pit or wandered into the reindeer stable, where the animals were bedded down and out of reach of little hands.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro is down and out about being single -- meaning he looked DOWN when a random woman took OUT her boobs to flash him in Hollywood!!!
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For me, ideal sex is always a shout of fuck you to the forces that keep queer spoonies like me down and out and in spite of.
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The stock has been down and out for a long time, which was attributed towards the market's distain towards anything growth-oriented and mixed results reported in January.
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Cook approached Butler for some post-fight niceties, got shoved, and then an ice bucket went caroming into his head from the seats, knocking Cook down and out.
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The new series follows a down-and-out Lawrence who seeks redemption by reopening the Cobra Kai karate dojo that tormented Macchio's Daniel LaRusso when they were kids.
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"She was toned down and out of the public eye after the robbery, but eventually she realized she needs to live her life," a source recently told PEOPLE.
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He hires two down-and-out friends, Tedo Hurkoglu and Lashard Rewis, to help him mount an extremely haphazard kidnapping scheme that involves abducting Mike Malone after practice.
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One is the red-light-district bar that provides the movie's title, where Honka hangs out with Hamburg's most down-and-out reprobates and picks up aging prostitutes.
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The global smartwatch market declined 51.6 percent year-on-year in the third quarter of 2016, according to IDC, but the category is by no means down and out.
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The best way out of today's imbalances, economists say, is not to keep cutting wages in down-and-out countries like Greece, but to let them rise in Germany.
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He looks even more down and out than the film's circa-1981 Gotham City, where black garbage bags pile up on the sidewalk as a sanitation strike drags on.
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Still, Mr. Trammell's drug-induced stammers and tics don't by themselves add up to a compelling portrayal, nor is this drama of the down and out at all gripping.
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This is not "The Road to Wigan Pier" (1937) or "Down and Out in Paris and London" (1933), Orwell's chronicles of the lives of the working classes and underclass.
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What separated Gould from the rest of the city's down-and-out was that he claimed to be working on a book called The Oral History of Our Time.
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A deeply cynical look at journalism, "Ace in the Hole" features Kirk Douglas as a once-famous New York reporter, now a down-and-out has-been in Albuquerque.
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To better these Batman games may forever prove as impossible as keeping The Joker down and out, or Bruce Wayne finally finding happiness at the end of it all.
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The semi-autobiographical film follows the rapper Eminem as a down-and-out Detroit autoworker who lives in a mobile home with his alcoholic mother and has stage fright.
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The first act luxuriates in cheerful degradation until it arrives at a structure reminiscent of that of movies like "Teorema" and "Down and Out in Beverly Hills": Outsider enters.
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Fighters have been caught with sophisticated forged documents made by ISIS, contributing to a continuing concern that the terrorist group remains far from down and out, one official said.
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"I think we have this collective myth of the hard-core drug user being down and out," said Dr. Daniel Ciccarone, a professor at U.C. San Francisco's medical school.
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There's a globular fountain puttering out water, a lazy bald eagle sitting down and out in a crate, and what appears to be a grown man riding piggyback on another.
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Anastacia -- immensely popular for her songs, her shades, and/or her abs -- was down and out after a failed record deal in 1998 .. according to Lisa Braude, the ex-manager.
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So while you will be moving in a downward direction, focus more on taking the line down and out instead of just straight down — which would just be a disaster.
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Years ago, as a young doctor trying to make some extra cash, I moonlighted in a walk-in clinic in a down-and-out neighborhood a few miles from Boston.
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New name, new strategic emphasis — enlisting state and local governments and philanthropies — but the same promise: a home for all down-and-out veterans in all 50 states by 2015.
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Down and out with a knee injury in the first half, Rodgers returned after halftime and rallied Green Bay from a 22019-22.0 deficit to knock off Chicago 24-23.
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But this comic-melancholy hangout is most worth watching for its generous portraits of the strivers and losers at and around a fraternal lodge in down-and-out Southern California.
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Down and out in Paris and London, knowing no one and with nothing but her pouch between her and destitution, what does this pure, delicate flower of the aristocracy do?
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I started actually writing this book by re-reading Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom and thinking about what story I could tell about how that society came into being.
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But with a transient population of down-and-out gamblers and a glut of homes that have already been foreclosed, opportunists can still take their pick of thousands of empty houses.
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He was fascinated by the down-and-out Bowery — "A European wants to say: 'Finally, reality'" — with its rows of pristine bridal shop windows alongside squalid dives like Sammy's Bowery Follies.
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These are a few of the images conjured up by King Krule's album The Ooz, a down-and-out masterpiece set in the London you've only read about in history books.
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An exhibition opening this week at the Leica Store in SoHo, "New York Down and Out," features a selection of Mr. Laffont's photographs of the city from the 1960s and 1970s.
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Seth Rogen and Charlize Theron are perfect in this romantic comedy that follows a down-and-out journalist (Rogen) who starts a romantic relationship with the US Secretary of State (Theron).
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" Ethel Peebles, 63, whose parents grew up with Mr. Berry, said she had enjoyed his music since she childhood: "When you are down and out, the music will lift you up.
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Late in the season, she then comes across a down and out (real-life comedian) Lenny Bruce (Luke Kirby), who invites her along to watch him on Steve Allen's TV show.
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By contrast Mrs May cares about places, their preservation and people's attachment to them, an attitude which makes her particularly concerned with down-and-out areas that need help picking themselves up.
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Ralph Angel shows up, and though he's clearly down and out, he still manages to give an inspiring speech about this being the first harvest on Bordelon land since his father's passing.
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"When you're down and out, write the names of people counting on you, whether it's family or your employees, on a piece of paper and it will change your perspective very quickly."
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Then again, Rizin's entire business model seems to hinge on the recycling of down-and-out stars from the Pride days, so, really, their signing Krazy Horse isn't much of a surprise.
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At the same time, as positive tax reform news flowed out of Washington, investors turned a kind eye to companies with down-and-out stocks that would benefit from successful tax reform.
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About as gritty and "real life" as a comic can get, The Violent features Mason, Becky, and their toddler Kaitlyn as a down-and-out family trying to get by in Vancouver.
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Assuming Smart and Irving won't be available in the first-round, expect Boston to do all they can to bog games down and out-execute their opponent in a half-court setting.
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While brainstorming for a 2017 exhibition of Mesler's work called "Down and Out in Beverly Hills," the art dealer who curated the show texted him a photo from the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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It's a funhouse-mirror version of Obama's early image of the presidency — the man of action for down-and-out Americans who desperately want to see that somebody is on their side.
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" Strong's performance started to lose its rhythm as she sang about anxiety: "Mueller, won't bring you us a sense of normalcy / Where everything doesn't feel so completely upside down and out of control?
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But regardless of who helped Scott get out, his return sparks hope in the Avengers: Endgame trailer, showing the down-and-out duo of Captain America and Black Widow that anything is possible.
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I wrote it when I had just come back from our 2016 U.S tour, and found myself down and out in Melbourne's West Brunswick suburbia, on my friends couch, longing for the countryside.
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However, rarely do these down-and-out tales match the unfortunate yet ultimately endearing story of Roger Daltrey the Cat, who was found on the streets by animal control officers in Naples, Florida.
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Carlos Santana pounced on a 1-0 fastball down and out over the plate, drilling it about three-fourths of the way up the grassy knoll behind the wall for his eighth homer.
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Graham got his start fermenting as a down-and-out punk living in Portland, Oregon, using Dole Fruit cups from the food bank and 25-cent packets of Champagne yeast to make alcohol.
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Also, Eddie Murphy and "Hustle & Flow" director Craig Brewer team to give the wacky behind-the-scenes story of how down-and-out comic Rudy Ray Moore transformed into the Blaxploitation hero Dolemite.
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John G. Avildsen, who as the director of "Rocky" and "The Karate Kid" created pop culture touchstones by telling stories of down-and-out characters finding triumph, died on Friday in Los Angeles.
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Like their free-market counterparts, they're arriving with shops and restaurants, rooftop farms and concert halls, and, their supporters say, are taking the revival of once down-and-out areas to another level.
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Centering on a rag-tag family of petty thieves scraping out an existence in down-and-out Tokyo, the father takes in a young girl Rin (Miyu Sasaki), left out in the cold.
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His latest big-screen role is as Jack Hock, the roguish sidekick to Melissa McCarthy's down-and-out writer Lee Israel, in Can You Ever Forgive Me, based on the real-life Israel's memoir.
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That beat is Cam'ron's "Down and Out," a beautiful soul number courtesy of Syleena Johnson that Cam astutely observes is ripe for "that 1970s heroin flow" and which Cam summarily dismantles with surgical precision.
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Editorial More than one million desperate refugees fled to Europe last year, redefining the meaning of being down and out and in the search for a place where one might live in relative safety.
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"Obviously, once ISIS is down and out we don't want another terrorist group to rise up and also some of the old conditions or tensions now come back to the forefront," he told reporters.
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"Because President Trump abdicated his role as a crisis communicator, that has created uncertainty all the way down and out through government and into the private sector about who should be communicating," says Knowles.
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By the mid-teens, when Cincinnati was declared one of the fastest-growing startup economies in the country, the media was more likely to compare it to Greenwich Village than down-and-out Baltimore.
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It flowered as Americans supported a government that gave both jobs and hope to the down and out and enacted New Deal laws that helped make incomes more equal than they had ever been.
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My dad&aposs body had been found by his youngest brother, a down-and-out sort of guy who&aposd been living with him for awhile, while he tried to turn his life around.
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Rizin might still opt to build cards around him, but interest and viewership are both sure to plummet if he loses, because nobody wants to watch a down-and-out legend get his ass kicked.
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We were all just down and out of it, but DeMarre Carroll came out in that second half with a lot of energy, and I give a lot of credit to him for that win.
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This week's best comics feature down-and-out parents trying to survive in Vancouver, the aforementioned Swamp Thing trying to become human again, a resurrected famous baseball player, and an adaptation of the film Wendigo.
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Since 2015, she has collaborated with Mural Arts Philadelphia's Kensington Storefront, a public art program and community resource center that serves down-and-out residents of the open-air drug markets around the Philadelphia Badlands.
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Played by David Thewlis in his breakout role, Johnny is a shuffling, shaggy-haired native of Manchester, now down-and-out in London after fleeing the consequences of the sexual assault that opens the film.
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In 2010, apparently down and out, Mr. Ray, who had recently been released from prison on a custody charge, moved into his daughter's dorm room at Sarah Lawrence College in Yonkers, N.Y., federal investigators said.
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" She said people would come up to her after a performance and say, "You know, when I came to your show, hey, I was down and out, but now I feel so uplifted and good.
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In the segment, Affleck (who was 31 at the time) wraps his arm around Burton (then 21) and slides his hand down and out of the frame, apparently tweaking her breast, while Burton laughs uncomfortably.
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The 29-year-old Northern Irishman looked down and out in the closing round when bogeys at the second and fifth pushed him down the field in stiff breezes at Carnoustie that gusted up to 28mph.
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The reasons for returning seem to have more to do with down-and-out conditions in Germany rather than the improving situation on the ground in Iraq, where government forces have made advances against Islamic State.
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The deal with Amazon was struck 18 months ago, when Mr. Kelley went to Amazon Studios with his story about a down-and-out lawyer going up against a gigantic, morally questionable behemoth of a firm.
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He simply took the game away from the Germans with his energy, spirit and ability to keep on taking the game to the opponent, even when his team appeared down and out in Berlin's Olympic Stadium.
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But the result leaves the North-East teams, separated only by the rivers Tyne and Wear, on the edge, with eight games to rescue their situation and send someone else down and out of the money.
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San Francisco's Tenderloin district, the epicenter of the down-and-out in a city that has become largely unaffordable to all but the very wealthy, is also home to some of the city's best Thai food.
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Is McPherson comparing the arch to the monumental and ultimately unfair and oppressive social structures that determine life in our cities, where the rich live in gated communities "push[ing] down and out on those below"?
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There's a geopolitical thread, in which Teddy McDonald (Carter Hudson), a down-and-out C.I.A. agent, tries to kick-start his career by making a deal to import coke to fund the contra rebels in Nicaragua.
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"People that are down and out or having a hard time, my message to them is don't give up, tell the truth about everything because the truth will always come back and support you," he said.
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In 2016, numerous films (Hell or High Water, The Other Side) reflected the political concerns and economic anxiety of down-and-out white America, a theme that would play out again in the US presidential election.
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In a similar fashion, while spitting over Cam'ron's soulful "Down And Out" beat, Lil Wayne alludes to the fact that his girls out in Los Angeles chow down on tofu, as if it's some rarified dish.
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San Jose built a two-goal edge at 11:38 when Tierney stickhandled through the slot, took the puck off Jimmy Vesey's stick and punched home a shot in close with goalie Henrik Lundqvist down and out.
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I would pass out pretty much wherever I was and it didn't matter if I was in public, at dinner or at home, once it started I would be down and out for hours, if not days.
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"Number Three" will reveal what happened to the new foster father on the day he opened his front door to find a down-and-out Kevin, to whom he then delivered the tragic news about their sister.
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There are moments when Donald Glover's character is definitely on the down and out, but he has small victories—and that very much encapsulates coming up in the South, where you already have two strikes against you.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is moving forward with his aggressive crackdown on undocumented immigrants, playing to a level of nativism that has been at the very core of Trump's outreach to those who are down and out.
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Thus he reached down and out from his ivory tower to Donald Trump's supporters and, by extension, to Trump himself and to the Republicans in the Senate who have shown such profound reluctance to cross the president.
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Combining upstairs-downstairs politics with myriad genre fare, "Parasite" features the down and out Kim family, who infiltrate the household of the wealthy Parks one job at a time, while concealing their identities from their new employers.
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This assemblage of down-and-out moments is delivered with a wit and concision reminiscent of Lydia Davis and Diane Williams, a wry intelligence and keen irony that don't prevent Unferth's prose from offering deep emotional intimacy.
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He said he was going to do a pilot and wanted to know if I wanted to play his… at first it was going to be a personal assistant to a down-and-out rodeo clown in Bakersfield.
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All in all, muted expectations can do wonders for a stock, so investors trying to profit during earnings season might want to consider picking up plays that look especially down-and-out ahead of their reports, Cramer said.
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Though he says he is no longer a billionaire and deeply out of favor in Moscow, Mr. Pugachev is far from down-and-out in Nice, where he keeps a full-time staff of cooks, servants and bodyguards.
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You can't have a — a small percentage of our economy, because they're down and out, have absolutely no protection so they end up dying from, you know, what you could have a simple procedure or even a pill.
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WASHINGTON — On paper, the fight over President Trump's Supreme Court pick offers promise for a down-and-out Democratic Party — a rare congressional showdown where a minority caucus of 48 members can assert its influence in unified opposition.
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In most cases, it's wonderful: Detective Miller, a down and out space cop who gets caught in way over his head on a kidnapping case, is much more likable when you're privy to his inner thoughts and motivations.
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WEEK 4By this week, I pretty much had a routine: I'd wear my hair down and out at the beginning of the week, then after the first night of running on Tuesday, I'd do a ponytail the following day.
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Down and out wasn't fun, getting rocked by a financial crisis didn't feel like a roller coaster, losing your first job out of school, getting evicted and spending all your savings just to survive was romantic only in retrospect.
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Surreal photos from a two-year odyssey experiencing rural Australia's Bachelor and Spinster Balls Down and out on New York City's Bowery in the 1970s SuperFan badge holders consistently post smart, timely comments about Washington area sports and teams.
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For nearly a half century, Williams' church has served three squares a day to the city's most down-and-out—roughly 800,000 meals a year of late—making it one of the most ambitious soup-kitchen programs in the nation.
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His follow-up, The Florida Project, also cowritten with Tangerine's Chris Bergoch, focuses a similarly stunning gaze on the down-and-out lives of Halley (Bria Vinaite), a young ex-con, and her 6-year-old daughter Moonee (Brooklynn Prince).
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"We're left with this situation where, just when a down-and-out manufacturer finally has some hope for a big year, it's gotten hit with the triple-whammy of higher labor costs, higher steel costs and higher interest rates," he said.
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Recently, Dublin-based artist Alan Butler used the game platform as an experimental field for Down and Out in Los Santos, a series of video game-generated photographs that document the plight of the homeless and impoverished within the game.
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In this week's roundup, intern Superman beats the snot out of twenty-something Batman, down-and-out criminals try to nail a big heist, a forest guardian exacts its revenge, and Usagi Yojimbo wanders feudal Japan in his 152nd issue.
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The Heartland was increasingly known as the Rust Belt, and it was only a matter of time before some down-and-out communities began seeking economic revival in the nation's most enduring industry: cages and the Bad People living in them.
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"Whenever it seems like he's down and out and we may give up what we call a bad scoring chance, he has a knack for really just working to get back and getting a piece of it," defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk said.
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Then, after looking down and out in the second, when Muguruza took a 3-0 lead having broken her opponent's opening serve, Rogers somehow summoned new strength — and accuracy — breaking back with a fine return before levelling at 3-3.
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And with that, it's time for JoJo the bathroom baby to emerge in a sparkly pink evening gown in broad daylight so she can get flushed down and out of the swirling toilet bowl of Ben's headspace once and for all.
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When he meets a down-and-out alien who needs government papers, he promises to help her, but there's no evidence that he gives a shit about literally anything in the world, save for his mission and fucking his coworker.
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" John Hynes, the Devils' second-year coach, has been encouraged because the Devils grabbed 7 of 33 points on a four-game trip earlier this month after, as he said, "we were supposed to be down and out of it.
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Wilder, yes, the baddest man on the planet for the new-generation — the one who has spent his career knocking opponents to the floor — was now the one looking wobbly and in danger of being down and out for good.
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One of the Farrelly brothers' most outlandish comedies, the movie follows a down-and-out former pro bowler named Roy Munson (Woody Harrelson) who befriends an Amish "kid" (Randy Quaid) who has bowling skills that could make him the next great.
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"I never joke about money," streetwalker Vivian tells billionaire investor Edward Lewis during one of the most celebrated meet-cutes of all time: he, lost on his way to Beverly Hills; she, a down-and-out sex worker trying to make rent.
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As one more example of holy, disinterested eccentricity, take the figure of Maria Skobtsova, the cigarette-smoking Russian nun who lived among the down-and-out in Paris in the 1930s and was eventually executed in a Nazi gas chamber in 1945.
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Adding even more irony to the situation, the Justice Department decided to file a suit to block the Baker Hughes-Halliburton merger, which sent those stocks higher on the prospect that they can start acquiring down-and-out companies in the sector.
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One dream — the Hollywood version anyway — is for a down-and-out founder to begin tinkering and coding in their proverbial garage, eventually building a product that is loved by humans the world over and becoming a startup billionaire in the process.
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I love that it is so weird and happily low-fi and sort of joyous, while simultaneously hitting salient points about being down and out in a big city, prey to bigger, or meaner, or ever-more privileged citizens of your spaceport.
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" Schiff gave qualified praise to new CIA Director Mike Pompeo, who he said was largely doing and saying the right things, but suggested he might be "trying to keep his head down and out of the orbit of the president in this nonsense.
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Other stories, like Cory Doctorow's 2003 novel Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom, or the Community episode "App Development and Condiments," have addressed this same idea, about how social approval might translate into power, and what that might entail for a society.
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By then, Federer, the defending champion, was already down and out after being upset, 2-6, 6-7 (5), 7-5, 43-4, 13-11, by Kevin Anderson on the No. 1 Court after holding a match point in the third set.
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The New York-born playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis writes in tender, funny strokes about the loudmouthed and the down-and-out, from Rikers Island inmates ("Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train") to a retired cop (the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Between Riverside and Crazy").
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" Some tracks aren't so much songs as backdrops to logy voice-overs, like the one in "Down and Out" that explains, "Music plays a big part in keeping me happy or keeping me, just, from not flipping out and keeping me sane.
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Although Grant is probably best known as an actress — she won an Oscar for "Shampoo" — this retrospective mixes her onscreen work with documentaries that she directed, one of which, "Down and Out in America," a portrait of poverty, won an Oscar itself.
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A Fox movie or a Disney movie back when Jeff Katzenberg was doing this at Disney, they were successful, "Down and Out in Beverly Hills," all those movies they were making back then, the fish-out-of-water formula that they had.
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The movie is about Phillip (Bryan Cranston), a millionaire with quadriplegia who hires Dell (Kevin Hart), a down-and-out ex-con who shows up for a job interview as a caretaker just to get a signature so he can keep his parole officer happy.
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He's the other kind of millennial—I want to call him a loser, but the word "loser" has echoes of romance, of cool down-and-out-ness, and Tostitos Tyler doesn't have any kind of SoCal surf bum/stoner/the Dude mystique to him.
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"We were in a reverse situation last year where, Game 23, you know, we had a team basically pretty well down and out," Washington coach Barry Trotz said after his team squandered a 20-214 series advantage and succumbed to the New York Rangers.
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Those might well change, and likely not for the better, as the league adjusts and stops giving Sánchez quite so many breaking pitches down and out of the zone; he's managed to lay off those, so far, so they probably won't keep coming much longer.
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The moment that may best capture that sweet, serene Wilder-ness I so admire comes early in "Stir Crazy," where he and Richard Pryor play two down-and-out friends, Skip and Harry, who are mistaken for bank robbers and end up in Angola prison.
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Down and out in Paris, Matisse found in this Russian patron much more than a reliable buyer; thanks to his textile business, Shchukin sympathized with Matisse's deepening interest in decorative arts, and stood by him as he moved into a phase of piercing color.
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Its main plot concerns a down-and-out gumshoe whose nom de guerre is Wolf, on the prowl in dingiest 1939 London some years after the so-called Fall, when National Socialism lost its brief sway over Germany to the Communists in the 1933 elections.
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It was mid-August, and I had gone to the Beverly Wilshire Hotel to ask Zellweger about "Judy," the new drama that casts her as Judy Garland in the last year of her life, when the singer-actress was at her most down and out.
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Hyped as one of the must-see titles at this year's Sundance Film Festival, Blank is the director, writer, and star of this comedy where she plays a down-and-out New York playwright who, at 40, turns to rapping to salvage her career.
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He's so perfect for this persona, this down-and-out broken sort of fractured shell of a guy who you believe has the cognitive acumen to be a good trial attorney and he's certainly one who has a real emotional core which was key to Billy McBride.
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ALASKA'S state fair, which runs until September 5th, began as a celebration among residents of the Matanuska Colony, a New Deal scheme under which 2200 down-and-out midwestern farm families were moved to Alaska to see whether agriculture could gain a foothold in the coldest state.
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Two generations before Amy Schumer, Carol Burnett began down and out in a one-room Hollywood apartment with her grandmother Nanny, longing to star on Broadway, which she pronounces on her new audiobook in a way that lets the listener visualize the white lights popping on.
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The action begins with a series of quick scenes establishing how down and out he is: released from jail, missing a court date, told to shape up by his teenage daughter, sitting on a beachside bench and pulling a bottle of whiskey out of a paper bag.
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Just one game removed from one of the worst collapses in NHL postseason history in Game 5 in Anaheim, the seemingly down-and-out Oilers bounced back in the biggest way less than 78.93 hours later, crushing the Ducks 7-1 in Game 6 on Sunday night.
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Directed by Craig Brewer ("Hustle and Flow"), the movie (available on Netflix beginning Friday) is a look at the down-and-out life of Rudy Ray Moore (played by Eddie Murphy) and how he got "Dolemite" to the screen despite having never made a movie before.
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Denis Johnson, a National Book Award winner whose novels and short stories about the fallen — junkies, down-and-out travelers, drifters and violent men in the United States and abroad — emerged in ecstatic, hallucinatory and sometimes minimalist prose, died on Wednesday at his home in Gualala, Calif.
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The implicit moral might seem to be that today's college students, with organized programs and strong supports in place, are somehow missing out on some essential element of discomfort and misery that is necessary for that real down-and-out-in-Paris-and-London travel experience.
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And so she's able to inform us that Jean Rhys, the English writer born in the West Indies and associated with novels set in Paris, where she was so famously down and out, didn't do well in drama school in London because of her Caribbean accent.
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Memes like the "Growing up in a Sheltered Christian Household" starter pack, the "20-something middle-class Hispanic dude from South Florida" starter pack and the "Down and Out Middle-aged Alaskan" starter pack are so specific as to only be entertaining to those they actually describe.
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Gus, short for Asparagus, now hangs out as a cat usher reliving his glory days as a great actor of the Victorian age, while Grizabella is portrayed as a down-and-out stray who is hinted to have fallen into sex work (seriously) after losing her once-stylish life.
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Previous Star Wars films have largely dealt with down-and-out characters scraping by in junkyards and slums, but Canto Bight is a haven for the decadent super-rich, who've been largely untouched by what's happening with the First Order and the Resistance — aside from taking money from both.
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The second version of "Down and Out," which came two years later and is called "New Cash Money," serves mostly as an introduction to Cash Money's newest signee, Brisco, who still, somewhat improbably, identifies as Cash Money on Twitter although he is no longer listed on the label's website.
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This piece by Milton Justice, a member of the Academy's documentary branch who is best known for the Oscar-winning doc Down and Out in America, is part of an ongoing series of guest columns by Academy members about the #OscarsSoWhite controversy and the Academy's response to it.
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After looking down and out for much of the third set, Zverev was fired up by a code violation for allegedly being coached from the stands by his father Alexander Sr. midway through the fourth set and he vented his anger by instantly breaking for a 4-2 lead.
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He avoided a scare in Los Angeles five years later when Deontay Wilder thought he had the "Gypsy King" down and out in the final round of a wild bout, but Fury rose from the brink of defeat to grind out an iconic draw in the dying moments.
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I don't know where the stigma comes from, but for a long time I associated it with the movie Party Monster and an antiquated scene of down-and-out drug users, as opposed to quote-unquote "normal people" who just liked to get fucked up on the weekends.
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Nor does Jason Sherwood's grimy scaffold set, mirroring the gritty sensibility of the down-and-out New York portrayed in the HBO series "The Deuce," suggest anything like the supposed glamour of Studio 54 or its darker downtown rival, the Mudd Club, which figures fleetingly in the second act.
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The former leading man of the reality show surfaced Saturday from a home he's been staying at in Huntington Beach, CA ... and as he made his way out to the balcony, certainly looking like someone who was down and out and going through it -- COVID-19, that is.
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Gettin' the Band Together, now playing on Broadway at the Belasco Theatre, is an original musical about a down-and-out stockbroker who gets his high school band back together in time to face off against his old rival in his New Jersey hometown's Battle of the Bands.
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Sales of boxers and briefs are surging in Liaoning Province, according to The Global Times, a fervently nationalist tabloid controlled by the Communist Party, bringing a bit of good news to a down-and-out part of China's rust belt that epitomizes many of the country's economic problems.
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Venom, starring Tom Hardy as a down-and-out journalist who's invaded by an alien life force that gives him super strength, pulled in $80 million in North America — hefty numbers compared to the previous record for an October opening, which was 2013's Gravity, with $55.7 million.
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Cramer: Hope for biotech in the blast zone Adding even more irony to the situation, the Justice Department decided to file a suit to block the Baker Hughes-Halliburton merger, which sent those stocks higher on the prospect that they can start acquiring down-and-out companies in the sector.
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Hearing a song that speaks to the heart—ones about how even when down and out, God has been there to hold you up or how the challenges of life will no longer exists when you pass on and meet him and other loved ones in Heaven—holds immeasurable power.
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We drove beneath an overpass that led into a down-and-out neighborhood of weather-beaten, two-story, red brick homes, a hundred of them in a row, every one identical, just as the houses in my father's subdivision were identical, but at the other end of the economic spectrum.
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The unfortunate symbolism of this relationship — the cultural building practically tripping over itself to stand down and out of the way, the new commercial buildings blithely taking up as much space in the sky as they can — seems typical of the balance of power in the new, money-drenched San Francisco.
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The company — once a trailblazer in the world of "daily deals", time-based offers on services local to you — has been downsizing its operations, particularly internationally, as its business has moved on from its initial hype and to avoid going the way of many of its competitors: down and out of business.
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All of the victims, as well as a fifth person who managed to escape and helped the police capture him, were some of Laredo's down-and-out — those who struggled with drug and alcohol addiction, and who had a history of run-ins with the law, law enforcement officials and relatives said.
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Between the West Village, with its maze of narrow historic streets, and the East Village — an early locus for the down and out, then artists' haven and punk-rock heaven, now a tidy mecca for young professionals who fill its renovated walk-ups, wine bars and tapas places — is Greenwich Village proper.
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Stay engaged in the pile squat as you waddle forward, stepping the left foot in front of the right and then the right foot in front of the left, keeping your knees out and aligned with your toes, your weight on your heels and your butt sticking down and out throughout the exercise.
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In an interview, CTU Vice President Stacy Davis Gates explained that going to bat for housing was part of a larger effort to rectify a long legacy of public policy that codifies racism in Chicago and keeps the city's public school students—over 80 percent of whom are Black or Hispanic—down and out.
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At some time not that far away those designs, or more accessible versions of them, will end up in a store near you — the images have already saturated social media — filtered down and out through the lens of Stuff You Can Wear (also, probably, stuff the variety of female presidential candidates may have worn).
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And on "Guitar Man," arguably the most accomplished song of Moore's career yet, he takes a stab at what could be viewed as his version of "Piano Man": his gravely voice echoing sweat and stamina, the song recounts his early days as a down-and-out ax slinger playing cover tunes at dive bars to little fanfare.
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Kidman hopes to recruit Stanley Kubrick for the job (a riff on a conspiracy theory that has been around for years), but a case of mistaken identity causes him instead to give the assignment and a suitcase full of cash to Jonny, a down-and-out rock promoter played by Rupert Grint of the "Harry Potter" movies.
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It's too late to help the dead, and I doubt he will do much to help the living, either — those of us who cycle through relapse and recovery, the friends, acquaintances and housemates who vanish without word, sometimes for weeks at a time into the motels that are like holding cells for the down and out and dissipating.
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One such series, which The New York Times named one of the best on TV last year, was AMC's "Lodge 49," which follows the misadventures of a down-and-out surfer, Dud (Wyatt Russell), who, moneyless, jobless and unapologetically aimless, somehow winds up finding purpose in a fraternal lodge that is home to eccentric Californians like himself.
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Connie Brown, a UI undergrad at the time, remembers Nimoy being cranky—everyone wanted the green-blooded, pointy-eared, exceptionally logical Spock, not this mere man, this actor named Leonard-something, this down-and-out, can't-get-a-movie-deal, struggling actor who would, only a year after this visit, publish his bridge-burning autobiography entitled, fittingly, I Am Not Spock.
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The series is set 30 years after the events of the 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament, when a down-and-out Johnny Lawrence seeks redemption by reopening the infamous Cobra Kai karate dojo, reigniting his rivalry with a now successful Daniel LaRusso, who has been struggling to maintain balance in his life without the guidance of his mentor, Mr. Miyagi.
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" Lisa Yaszek on Cory Doctorow's Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom: "There's a character in [the book] who kills his best friend, and in theory in this world it doesn't matter, because everyone uploads their memories, so you can re-load into a clone body and it's just an inconvenience, but it's still socially unacceptable to kill your best friend.
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"Down and Out" in some ways is a high water mark for Roc-a-Fella—Cam and 'Ye were two of the hottest new artists out, working together on a release for the label they were both signed to—and Wayne hopping on it before giving this complimentary talk about Jay Z is proof that he would have actually been a pretty ideal fit there.
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The label people in Los Angeles thought Duane and Gregg could be the next Keith and Mick—something they had no interest in—and by the time they got spat out Duane was working as a sideman in Muscle Shoals while Gregg was down and out in Los Angeles, living with Jackson Browne and using burnt matches to write songs on an ironing board.
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Its Academy Award-nominated title song, with sweeping Hollywood grandiosity, an Ennio Morricone-esque choral arrangement and bizarre whip-crack sound effects, mirrors the exaggerated tone of the rest of film, which stars Gene Wilder as a down-and-out ex-gunslinger, Cleavon Little as an African-American sheriff in a town full of bigoted dim-wits, and Madeline Kahn as a dancer with a speech impediment.
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It would not be wrong to say — and this is especially true by the end of season 1 — that Payton doesn't have what it takes by himself to make a convincing case for his presidency, yet we see his entire campaign team, as well as former enemies, abandon their adult lives to return to their down-and-out former candidate ahead of season 2.
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The story of this transformation, as told from the coasts, tends to be one of down-and-out heartland cities hustling to remake themselves in the image of Silicon Valley, often with the help of missionary venture capitalists like AOL cofounder Steve Case and Hillbilly Elegy author J. D. Vance, who unveiled a $150 million investment fund called Rise of the Rest in 2017.
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It can be a disorienting watch, but it's one of the most rewarding shows on TV. The dramedy's first season (which is streaming on Hulu) is a masterful slow burn that follows a down-and-out surfer dude named Shaun "Dud" Dudley as he recovers from a traumatic snake bite, grieves the death of his father, and deals with the foreclosure of his family's Long Beach pool shop.
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From his debut novel, Down And Out In The Magic Kingdom (about rival groups of Walt Disney World designers in a post-scarcity society where social currency determines personal value), to his most acclaimed, Little Brother (about a teenage gamer fighting the Department of Homeland Security), his books tend to be high-tech and high-concept, but more about how people interface with technologies that feel just a few years into the future.
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First Blood Conan the Barbarian 1983 The Big Chill Terms of Endearment ZeligThe Right StuffScarfaceFlashdance Trading PlacesRisky BusinessStar Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi Silkwood 1984 This is Spinal TapGhostbusters Beverly Hills Cop The NaturalPurple RainGremlinsSixteen CandlesSplashPolice AcademyFootlooseA Nightmare on Elm StreetAmadeus The TerminatorBroadway Danny RoseOnce Upon a Time in AmericaBlood SimpleMissing in Action Stranger Than ParadiseThe Killing Fields 1985 Back to the FutureBrazil The Purple Rose of CairoThe GooniesWitnessPee-Wee's Big AdventureThe Breakfast Club Desperately Seeking SusanSpies Like UsRambo: First Blood Part II Rocky IVCommandoOut of Africa 1986 AliensPlatoon Top Gun Down and Out in Beverly HillsStand By MeCrocodile DundeeFerris Bueller's Day OffThree AmigosBlue VelvetHannah and Her SistersPretty in PinkHoosiersThe Color of Money 1987 The Princess Bride Fatal Attraction RoboCopEmpire of the SunWall Street Raising Arizona Three Men and a BabyDirty DancingLethal WeaponBroadcast News IronweedThe UntouchablesGood Morning, VietnamHamburger HillFull Metal JacketPredatorThe Last EmperorMoonstruckPlanes, Trains & Automobiles 1988 Who Framed Roger RabbitComing to America BigBeetlejuiceBull DurhamThe Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!
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