It is Gökçe himself who dreams up the dishes, too.
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Instead, "Answer My Text" dreams up the youth they always wanted.
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Archie is the mastermind who dreams up the group's evil schemes.
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He reads deeply, and dreams up metaphors to sharpen the imagery.
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Acquaintances do sometimes ask how he dreams up such lurid stories.
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Don't get the hopes and dreams up in the actor department.
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Or the feline version that dreams up (sometimes nightmare-inducing) cats, ThisCatDoesNotExist.
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Skeptical of these high rates, Steinem dreams up Marie, writes her a backstory,
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She is also the one who dreams up a stealing competition in said boutique.
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Every Halloween, he dreams up clever one-legged costumes, each more elaborate than the last.
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So it makes sense that we pay attention when the company dreams up a new iteration.
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Up Next Salehe Bembury dreams up the opulent fashion sneakers sought after by hypebeasts and art stars.
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An actual Olympic medalist, Reggie Walsh (Marianna Palka) dreams up the role of Liberty Belle for herself.
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She dreams up a fairytale-like world, where the landscape is full of twisted woodland and mythical creatures.
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An in-house creative team dreams up themes for each collection, which inspire the eclectic patterns and designs.
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Skrillex and Ferg are the kind of buds that Hollywood dreams up for cop films and animation features.
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Either way, the appointment is exciting — and we're looking forward to seeing what Slimane dreams up come September.
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A butterfly flaps its wings in Jeff Probst's house, he dreams up the super idol, and Roark is eliminated.
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Most of the equipment he dreams up is put together in a workshop a few blocks from his office.
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As he dreams up more large-scale installations, his studio remains stacked with unsold or unfinished prints and paintings.
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He stops to right wrongs wherever he finds them, then moves on to whatever locale Mr. Child dreams up next.
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As the tradition goes, Victoria's Secret dreams up a blinding, diamond-encrusted bra that costs more than a few college tuitions.
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So whatever labour-saving gadgets Silicon Valley dreams up, future generations will probably still have to put in a long shift.
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"The Dry" is a breathless page-turner, driven by the many revelations Ms. Harper dreams up for Falk during his visit.
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Committed to still living a fulfilling life and pursuing her dreams up until the very end, Stowell became a contestant on Jeopardy!.
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When it's right, you're in for the ride of your life—you'll constantly be surprised by what your Pisces dreams up next.
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Joshua, a whiz at math who dreams up home experiments to test saltwater evaporation, started bringing home C's on his report card.
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Remember, the drama's second season has blown through its eponymous source material, so now everything the series dreams up is completely brand new.
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Becasue we know that whatever Rihanna dreams up is going to be good... with the tiniest hint of bad gal vibes thrown in.
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More of Maryam Ashkanian's work can be found on her website and you can see what else she dreams up on on Instragram.
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Boyd and Johansson worked together for so long, they feel "like family" and the actress always trusts him with whatever look he dreams up.
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Sophia's more interested in the stories that are yet to unfold, and Gail in the stories that she dreams up about the previous owners.
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She doesn't so much make dances as choreograph obstacles for the body to navigate, often with the help of elaborate contraptions she dreams up.
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If there's really a war on Christmas, this battle against paid office parties might be closer to the truth than anything Bill O'Reilly dreams up.
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Now, an ideologically driven City Council dreams up new things to anger residents while seeming to let the homeless have the run of the place.
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In this new episode, Henry Michel dreams up the eventful daily lives of special agents from the Taste Police, who protect France's culinary heritage with an iron fist.
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We don't know about you, but we can hardly wait to see what body part we get to feel insecure about next exciting procedure Dr. R. dreams up next.
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If we are not part of a resistance to whatever injustices our era dreams up, will future journalists be able to say we too were lap dogs and apologists?
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This is the idea that Russia is constantly under attack from the West, which dreams up sanctions and throws out unjust accusations in order to make our country weak.
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After seeing one about how to get a cork out of a wine bottle, he dreams up a tool that can help extract a baby stuck in the birth canal.
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But the PG-rated pic about a girl who dreams up an amusement park did not score well with critics either -- it's currently sitting at a 30 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
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They can be engaged with using a touchscreen device, but when no one is interacting, the installation "dreams" up correlations between the documents, imagined relationships that have never been considered before.
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The Paris-based jeweler Alessandro Sabbatini insists he doesn't search for materials to realize the one-of-a-kind pieces he dreams up for his two-year-old line called Sabba.
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In the DIY sneaker world, where custom can mean anything from Sharpie swooshes to complex reconstructions, Ferrato offers a unique service: He dreams up new shoe designs and stitches them together from scratch.
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Free from any targeted online attack was Paramount's "Wonder Park," an animated family movie about a young girl who dreams up plans for an amusement park and sees them colorfully brought to life.
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As mentioned, as a further nod to Borges, when the installation is idle it "dreams" up new interconnections between the documents, creating entirely new documents, ones that could have existed in an alternate history.
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And then you had the teenager's side, which was very fun to decorate, because we could put all of our own high-school dreams up on the wall, which our moms never let us do.
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Perhaps the most notorious example of his method comes from Onetti's novel "A Brief Life" (1950), about a lonely, depressed man, Juan María Brausen, who dreams up an entire fictional city to keep him company.
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The world Kissa Tanto dreams up is so much more appealing than the one I'd left behind that I can understand why reservations usually have to be made two months out, when you can find them.
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MICHAEL: Emily, John, to kick off our discussion of ABC's upfront on Tuesday, I thought I'd share a 1997 clip from "The Simpsons" about a TV network that dreams up a new ratings bonanza: a talking, wisecracking dog.
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Musk, who's known for his prowess as a business leader as much as he is for his outlandish ideas, also revealed something deeply personal about his leadership style, namely his motivation and why he dreams up the companies he does.
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Consequently, while the cortex dreams up new, abstract ways to alter the world, structures deep in the brain monitor and regulate our body, scan the environment for danger and trigger physical fight-or-flight responses regardless of the source of the stress.
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And then every now and again a trip comes along, maybe when you've dabbed one of the 2Cs, that settles in for the night while you drift off to sleep and shakes your dreams up into warped versions of their usual selves.
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But from the armpit-licking "Spoiled Milk Titties" to the dickhead-picking "Duck Duck Goose," believe she's gotten closer to real-life versions of the carnal variations she dreams up than the average Soundcloud trapper has to the carnage he's mumbling about.
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"Is there really a big difference, I wonder, between the man who sits at his desk and dreams up scams on the blank page (me), and the man who puts on a clean shirt every morning and, with nothing in his pocket but imagination, sallies forth to con his victim (Ronnie)?"
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The version in those movies is better, though, because they edit out the modern blemishes — the Burger King and the paintball course on the road into town, the luxury boutiques near the old outdoor market — and, more, because it dreams up an underside, a penalty, a set of moral and emotional risks clinging to the easy delights like sea snails on the rocks.
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" If this is America, where the Great Leader threatens allies who do not fall in line, retweets the anti-Muslim racism of British fascists, insults the Muslim mayor of London, dreams up a terror attack in Sweden, invents a call from the Mexican president, claims the Russia story is a "total fabrication," then you will have to "bear to hear the truth you've spoken twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools.
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Dec 2, 2009 article. and stayed there, with another 42,000 units sold, on its fifth week.Boyle dreams up another No. 1 week, Jam! Dec 9, 2009 article.Boyle dreams up another No. 1 week, Calgary Sun Dec 9, 2009 article.
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Boyle dreams up another No. 1 week, Ottawa Sun Dec 9, 2009 article.Boyle dreams up another No. 1 week, Edmonton Sun Dec 9, 2009 article.Boyle dreams up another No. 1 week, Toronto Sun Dec 9, 2009 article. The following week, the album was back on the No. 2 spot on the chart,Canadian Albums chart, Billboard Magazine.com Dec 26,2009 article. and stayed there the following 2 weeks, with an additional 53,000 units sold on its seventh week of release,Boyle, Bocelli top holiday chart, Jam! Dec 23, 2009 article.
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With his newfound popularity hanging precariously in the balance, the smart and stealthy teen dreams up a science project that will turn heads, and teach his parents a valuable lesson.
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A part of the song was also featured in "Dreams Up" by the rapper Hoodie Allen in 2011. It was also featured in a Gossip Girl episode named “Petty in Pink”.
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Why not? Victoria could indeed be a man – Europe's greatest female impersonator! Victoria says he's crazy. Toddy pursues his argument, and dreams up Count Victor Grazinsky – a gay Polish aristocrat and Toddy's new lover (Trust Me).
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With his father's will stating that he cannot visit the home he grew up in, Ronan dreams up a new will so he can return to his sleeping mother. Blue reads a note saying that her mother is underground.
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Nine Bachelors is a 1939 French comedy film directed by Sacha Guitry and starring Guitry, Max Dearly and Elvire Popesco.BFI.org An opportunist dreams up a new scheme to make money when the French government passes a law forbidding foreigners from living in France. Its French title is Ils étaient neuf célibataires.
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A white dentist who refuses to treat Maya's tooth pain, in spite of his debt to Momma, incurred during the Great Depression. He states that he would rather put his "hand in a dog's mouth than in a nigger's". Momma reacts to this with passivity, while Maya is horrified and dreams up an elaborate fantasy about Momma threatening the racist dentist.
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The living room fits 12 people and has a bar facing the ocean. The sun deck comes with a dining table, bar and dual-use fire pit that can also serve as a giant ice bucket. It also includes water toys such as jet skis and a 6.5-meter tender."Henrik Fisker dreams up a new type of luxury eco-barge," Classic Driver, April 8, 2016.
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Arthur's identity is revealed, and Guenevere gladly goes with him to be married. The plot shifts to four years later. Arthur dreams up and explores with Guenevere his idea for a "Round Table" that would seat all the noble knights of the realm, reflecting not only a crude type of democratic ideal, but also the political unification of England. Knights are shown gathering from all over England.
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Webb discovers an insurance policy on the husband's life. He dreams up a scheme; one evening, he goes to Susan's house and makes noise outside which would indicate a prowler. He then leaves but, because he is in his police vehicle, hears the subsequent complaint reported from Susan's address. He returns to the house in his official capacity, and again makes noise suggesting a prowler.
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Odón device is a medical device that assists during a difficult birth. The low-cost device consists of a plastic sleeve that is inflated around the baby's head and is used to gently pull and ease the head of the infant through the birth canal.McNeil, Donald G, Jr. "Car Mechanic Dreams Up a Tool to Ease Births", The New York Times, November 13, 2013. Accessed November 14, 2013.
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His most famous story "The Suit" tells the story of Philemon, a middle-class lawyer, and his wife, Matilda, who live in Sophiatown. One day, Philemon hears that his wife is having an affair, so he goes home in the middle of the day and catches her in flagrante. Her lover jumps out of the window but leaves behind his suit. Philemon then dreams up a strange and bizarre punishment.
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Hakeem dreams up a song which describes his feelings on the shooting amongst over things. He writes the lyrics and gives the song to Blake, who agrees to record it. However, Tiana gets involved on the track and Blake fails to tell her that Hakeem wrote the track. This becomes a problem later when the song is released and Hakeem finds out, resulting in a huge fight with Blake.
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But as they soon discover, Alexander deeply despises this sort of "tribute". He commands his men to untie her and to turn the betrayers over to her brother for punishment. Timagenes declares his love to Eryxene but is sharply rebuked; Alexander, without knowing it, has already won her heart. Timagenes, jealous, dreams up plans of revenge in which the troops are to be incited to mutiny against Alexander and to ally themselves with Poros.
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The Brothers Bloom, orphaned at a young age, begin performing confidence tricks as young children; Stephen dreams up elaborate scenarios and his younger brother, Bloom, creates trust with the marks. Stephen creates his first con as a way of encouraging his brother to talk to girls. Twenty-five years later, the brothers are the world's most successful con men. They even have a regular accomplice: Bang Bang, a Japanese explosives expert who rarely speaks.
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To distract himself Scythrop takes up the study of German romantic literature and transcendental metaphysics. With a penchant for melancholy, gothic mystery and abstruse Kantian metaphysics, Scythrop throws himself into a quixotic mission of reforming the world and regenerating the human species, and dreams up various schemes to achieve these ends. Most of these involve secret societies of Illuminati. He writes a suitably impenetrable treatise on the subject, which only sells seven copies.
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The show performed for the final time in Christchurch, New Zealand on February 26, 2016. The entire show is imagined by a bored girl named Zoé who is alienated and ignored by her parents. She dreams up the whimsical world of Quidam as a means of escaping the monotony of her life. The show's title refers to the feature character, a man without a head, carrying an umbrella and a bowler hat.
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Together, the four band together to discredit Ajoy in the eyes of the villagers. After several failed attempts, the wily Sanatan dreams up a diabolical conspiracy to get rid of the vacillating Zamindar and replace him with his drunkard, hedonistic nephew (Mumtaz Ali), who will prove more pliable. The Zamindar is poisoned under circumstances that point to Dr. Ajoy's involvement, resulting in his imprisonment. The doctor's report establishes that the Zamindar died due to arsenic poisoning.
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He subsequently dreams up what he believes to be the perfect murder and experiments by dissolving mice in sulphuric acid. After learning that Betty gave birth to a daughter and moved away, Haigh travels to London upon his release, where he finds employment as an engineer. After being sacked from his job because of a relationship with his boss's daughter, Gillian Rogers, Haigh sets himself up as an inventor. He bumps into a former employer, Donald McSwan, who has a successful property business.
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Ernst Jünger's The Glass Bees met mixed critical reception, particularly in its early years. In a 1999 biography of Jünger, A Dubious Past: Ernst Jünger and the Politics of Literature After Nazism, Elliot Yale Neaman points out criticisms from Günther Oliass, Wolfgang Schwerbrock, and Günther Block, all dated 1957. Oliass makes the argument that Jünger's argument is non-topical for the time period, claiming, "It doesn't appear that technology replaces nature of man the way that Jünger thinks. He dreams up romantic constructions".
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In addition to his work in sociology, Domhoff has been a pioneer in the scientific study of dreams. In the 1960s, he worked closely with Calvin S. Hall, who had developed a content analysis system for dreams. He has continued to study dreams up to the present day, and his latest research advocates a neurocognitive basis for future dream research.The Emergence of Dreaming (2018), Oxford University Press He and his research partner, Adam Schneider, maintain two web sites dedicated to quantitative dream research: DreamResearch.
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Before any plans can be made, much of the committee is murdered by a distant sniper. Without their help, Holmes dreams up a plan to invite all of the great detectives in the world to a party, with the hope of discovering the true identity of Moriarty. He reasons that Moriarty will be unable to pass up a chance at attacking all of them in one fell swoop. Many fictional detectives are parodied and handed gruesome deaths while Holmes and Watson wait in a suite.
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Maryellen Larkin is the fourteenth Historical Character by American Girl, representing the 1950s. She was released on August 27, 2015, and is the first exclusive BeForever character, and was made to replace Caroline Abbott. Hailing from Daytona Beach, Florida, Maryellen is an enthusiastic and imaginative girl, longing to stand out but often feels lost in the shuffle of her big, busy family. Her favorite TV shows include Davy Crockett and The Lone Ranger, and she dreams up episodes where she gets to be the hero.
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" Alex Raymond has stated, "I decided honestly that comic art is an art form in itself. It reflects the life and times more accurately and actually is more artistic than magazine illustration—since it is entirely creative. An illustrator works with camera and models; a comic artist begins with a white sheet of paper and dreams up his own business—he is playwright, director, editor and artist at once." A. E. Mendez has also stated that "Raymond’s achievements are chopped into bite- sized pieces by the comic art cognoscenti.
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4-year-old Cece (Ashli Amari Adams) is the darling of the family. Robert's childhood buddy Wendell (Faizon Love) offers his own unique viewpoint. Robert's love for his kids, combined with his vivid imagination (prompting frequent fantasy sequences) and impulsive energy, propels him to do extraordinary things on their behalf as he continually dreams up nontraditional solutions to traditional family problems. Many critics from news organizations such as the Associated Press and The Atlanta Journal- Constitution often referred to the show as The Cosby Show of the 1990s.
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A skinny high school sophomore dreams up a science project that will make him a living legend, and win him the heart of a pretty senior who sees his true potential. Michael Peck is the kid nobody sees while he's walking down the hall. But when popular senior Emily takes a liking to Michael, he starts to become a little less invisible. Meanwhile, Michael's well meaning yet misguided parents pressure him to enter the upcoming science fair - an event that could land him right back in the land of misfits.
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When not socializing, he dreams up unrealistic and often impossible projects that are often mocked by his father's business partner, Anwar Karim. Hoping to motivate Javier, Germán tells him he plans to leave the company to him in the future, and so he charges Javier with bigger responsibilities. Javier instead flies to Miami with his friends, leaving a subordinate to take his place at a very important business function. Bárbara is a socialite about to get engaged to Peter, a man 20 years older than her, who's left several failed businesses in bankruptcy.
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In Sylvia Plath's only novel, The Bell Jar, the main character Esther Greenwood dreams up a list of unrealistic expectations for herself in the midst of her depression. "I thought I would spend the summer reading Finnegans Wake and writing my thesis. Then I would be way ahead when college started at the end of September, and able to enjoy my last year, instead of swotting away with no makeup and stringy hair, on a diet of coffee and Benzedrine, the way most of the seniors taking honors did, until they finish their thesis."Plath, S. (1971).
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The eponymous Waugh, a shy, lonely accountant, creates a baseball game in which rolls of the dice determine every play, and dreams up players to attach those results to. Coover's best-known work, The Public Burning, deals with the case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in terms that have been called magic realism. Half of the book is devoted to the mythic hero Uncle Sam of tall tales, dealing with the equally fantastic Phantom, who represents international Communism. The alternate chapters portray the efforts of Richard Nixon to stage the execution of the Rosenbergs as a public event in Times Square.
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Promising himself to earn back his son's previously gambled inheritance, Dale Paul dreams up an illegal lottery for his fellow inmates based on the death of old and frail celebrities. The novel was born out of Swan's obsession at the time with con men and whether they can change. Swan's novel, The Western Light, is a prequel to The Wives of Bath. The story revolves around the life of young Mouse Bradford who is torn between love for her father and the charismatic asylum inmate John Pilkie, an ex-Red Wings hockey player, serving a life sentence for the murder of his wife and baby girl.
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And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street is Theodor Seuss Geisel's first children's book published under the pen name Dr. Seuss. First published by Vanguard Press in 1937, the story follows a boy named Marco, who describes a parade of imaginary people and vehicles traveling along a road, Mulberry Street, in an elaborate fantasy story he dreams up to tell his father at the end of his walk. However, when he arrives home he decides instead to tell his father what he actually saw—a simple horse and wagon. Geisel conceived the core of the book aboard a ship in 1936, returning from a European vacation with his wife.
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As the armies of Maag and the Trogite Empire build their barricades and planned their assault after the warm ocean air, created by Eleria, melts the snow where the Vlagh's servants are waiting, thus creating flooding and winning most of the war then. While Eleria dreams up the flood, Rabbit and Kesselo are informed about the true nature of the gods, and what they really are, and told to keep it a secret from the other outlanders. Sure enough, Eleria's dream brings forth an extremely warm wind and many servants die in the flood. The native archers dip the arrows in the venom of the dead servants washed down to Lattash to ensure their victory, but the venom was also used with spears and wooden stakes.
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The songwriting/production team of Gerry Shury and Ron Roker had admired Brown's voice from her Pickettywitch recordings: Shury, who had arranged Brown's 1972 self-titled album release, described her as a cross "between Diana Ross and Dionne Warwick". In 1974, Shury and Roker had Brown record the neo-Motown number "Up in a Puff of Smoke": in the same session Brown, with Roker as co-vocalist, recorded a cover of the ABBA song "Honey, Honey", which was released under the name Sweet Dreams. "Up in a Puff of Smoke" proved to be a UK Top 40 shortfall although it did spend five weeks in the Top 50 peaking at #43. However the track became a major hit in several English speaking countries: Australia (#22), Canada (#11), New Zealand (#13), and the US (#16).
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This "Maestro" runs the show, accommodating the kinds of factors which real actors would contend with: audience reactions, failing mechanical actors (when they are broken or one of the tapes that they get their programming from is worn), and other inconstant factors. The old actor dreams up a scheme to get himself back on stage, despite the prejudice against real acting. He destroys one of the robot's tapes, and since he knows the part from his previous career, he is the only way the show can go on. The old actor's problem is that he has always been a darfsteller (likely a portmanteau of "Darsteller", German for "actor/actress", with "darf", inflected form of "dürfen", "to be at liberty to do something") which the narrator explains was a "self-directed actor... the undirectable portrayer whose acting welled from unconscious sources with no external strings", generally hated by directors even when they performed excellently.
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Peter has been seen hatless in places where it is blatantly rude to wear a ballcap indoors, such as church. He is also depicted as having an exaggerated appetite, but is frustrated that no matter how much he eats, he cannot seem to gain any weight (except in one series of strips, where he gained 50 pounds at a pizza joint's all-you-can-eat pizza night, then losing it overnight by the Saturday strip.) He is also shown as a reckless driver, once claiming to have "flirted" with four-digit speeds. Peter has pulled many stunts with the family car, such as speeding, back-wheelies, deliberately spinning and fishtailing, driving so fast that zero-gravity was achieved, attempting to clear a yellow light from six blocks away, almost sideswiping Andy's car, and going over the speed limit while parallel parking. Peter is a procrastinator, and one of the running gags of the strip is the many ways he dreams up to avoid doing his homework or household chores.
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