Gemini is the sign of duality, and you're keenly aware of the duality of endings and beginnings.
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I think we just wanted to look at the duality of interpersonal relationships and that duality within oneself.
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"I wanted to forge this new mythology that explored our duality and the duality of the characters," he said.
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Thus the duality in Faust — knowledge and destruction — blends with the duality of the Romantic mountaineer who is the model of, simultaneously, contemplation and conquest.
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You have to understand how to live in that duality.
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And so to me that's the sense of duality there.
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That duality was something that was really interesting to explore.
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Mr Lynch is fascinated by the duality of human nature.
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The duality between good and evil, espoused by both sides,
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So there was this sort of duality in the work.
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"That kind of duality was fun to explore," she said.
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The album is about duality and also about being misinterpreted.
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Walter represented duality in all aspects of his public presence.
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She sees the character as an expression of her duality.
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The reversal underscores the inherent duality of open source development.
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It's an old story and an older duality: Betty vs.
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Yeah, I guess it's sort of a bit of duality.
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Why are you so interested in duality, as a concept?
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Men are usually afforded the luxury of a biased duality.
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Is there some sort of duality with him and Lucifer?
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Our existence has, in fact, depended on toggling this duality.
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And there's a duality there that I find very interesting.
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For prefall 2017, however, they explored the notion of duality.
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Physicists then began to explore just how far the duality extended.
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Still, the duality of Trump's political character has been on show.
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Maybe Beyoncé is making a comment on the duality of humankind.
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This duality is the secret ingredient in the festival's dynamic approach.
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There was, however, an interesting duality between the candidates, he said.
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However, the concept of duality permeates Gharem's visual and symbolic world.
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That duality is something the film plays on quite a bit.
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There's a duality that touches off sparks in all of us.
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Loss takes its title from a duality Heffernan sets up early
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Two themes that run through the album are duality and representation.
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But in the case of laptops, duality is always a plus.
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And that's something, that duality lives within every piece of music.
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It's the natural yin and yang, a light and dark duality.
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" A sense of paradox, of duality, pervades "Where We Are Standing.
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The genesis of the Met proposal was her interest in duality.
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Gemini is the sign of duality that everyone loves to hate.
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Mr. Spielberg incarnates this duality as perfectly as any man alive.
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"There is not only a duality, but a tension," he said.
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Guerrero is also adept at portraying the duality of her existence.
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That duality between white supremacists and Black activists prevails throughout the film.
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Kosove, who also produced Prisoners, believed that duality was necessary for 2049.
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This duality is echoed in the visual art that accompanies his albums.
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Like anything in the world, there's a stark duality to going out.
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"He has a real duality to him," Egerton told PEOPLE of John.
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The opening scene in The Hate U Give is one of duality.
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" "This Illustration loosely explores the duality of my Turkish and British heritage.
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That duality coexists the same way it would in a best friend.
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So, how exactly does the SLS Beverly Hills deliver on this duality?
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The duality of survival instinct versus survivors guilt haunted these four characters.
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Read The Duality Of Mane: An Appreciation of Gucci Mane's Romantic Side
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His sandpaper voice and his brilliant trumpet sound perfectly symbolize Miles's duality.
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The others are a duality of both sides, incredibly conservative and liberal.
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This is a book of duality, one that laces legacy with loss.
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And it's that painful duality that's ever-present in his best work.
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" To keep their positions, he said, "they had to accept that duality.
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I think Du Bois said it best: We do live a duality.
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This duality was a prime motivating factor behind the music video doc.
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Finally, he's found a song that captures both sides of his duality.
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Liu-Wong says it's precisely this duality that gives her work resonance.
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This is the duality of the Switch in March 2017, at launch.
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Swirl is the duality of our iconic pink color and our pure color.
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Even the title of the album is a double entendre illuminating this duality.
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"There's a duality to scissors, both literally and physically," Peele told Entertainment Weekly.
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Then there's AdS/CFT duality, between a gauge theory and a gravitational description.
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This duality is emblematic of the intertwined territories Wong navigates in her work.
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It is not a duality but, both show their face in my performances.
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Gucci Mane exercises a frank duality that other rappers have failed to replicate.
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One person contains multitudes, or at least a duality that depends on circumstance.
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"There is a slight duality about Sadiq," Foot said, choosing his words carefully.
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Form's duality of exclusion and inclusion made the festival both fascinating and confounding.
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"There's this nice duality between basic science research and nonproliferation," Dr. Bernstein said.
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Taken together, side by side, they represent the Janus-like duality of man.
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As a founder, it's important for her to maintain that duality, she added.
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So it does feel like there's a duality between the present and the past.
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And that duality gives Awkwafina the possibility for enormous freedom in her future career.
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And I think that in that duality comes the complexity of a female hero.
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The album artwork for Astroworld also reflects the duality of the worlds Scott inhabits.
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The beauty of this collection, she says, is in the duality of the items.
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So there is duality to Wenger, but the consistency comes from the man himself.
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The duality of being something else and American is rarely as easy as fusing.
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The visuals used are referential and dictate the duality of the Meishi Smile project.
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But the "national" debate presents every issue as a simplistic duality, which trivializes everything.
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So, I think even in institutions like Breitbart, you have that sort of duality.
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It's this mindfuck duality of being highly visible in the world yet completely invisible.
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Part of the tension of "Kidding" is the duality between Jeff and Mr. Pickles.
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I really wanted to show the duality of a person through that sharp contrast.
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Scott: (I wanted) to show my duality as a human being, as a musician.
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The details of their biographies are different, but the sense of duality is shared.
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It was that duality and I kind of felt like that's what Dre felt.
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"I am both..." You were excited to teach about cultural duality, about overlapping identities.
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Ryan Koopmans explores this duality in his ongoing series Kazakhstan: A Tale of Two Cities.
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Tweet," a duality that creates ambivalence towards the president, even among his strongest supporters. "Dr.
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The San Francisco duo behind Chasms—Jess Labrador and Shannon Madden—are all about duality.
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The portrait is also a performance piece that explores the duality of life and death.
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Gemini is also the sign of the Twins, and therefore rules all matters of duality.
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Nowhere is that duality more apparent than in the case of the heart shaped pizza.
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Every day, I think about the duality of the victim and offender in my life.
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This unique duality of the character means that he behaves differently depending on the situation.
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It is within this duality of culture that her protagonists rest both comfortably and uncomfortably.
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He wanted to "expose how the female psychology is just as vulnerable" to warring duality.
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"I was interested in the idea of the duality of victory and defeat," he added.
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Her fascination with the duality of Africa — "the most honest place on earth" — shines fiercely.
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Then you encounter problems that can be described in several familiar ways: Wave-particle duality.
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Such a notion also gibes with the show's overall obsession with duality and parallel existences.
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And that's your clue that there is, as the puzzle's title says, a duality here.
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Much has been written about how "Blonde" plays with duality, and "Nights" embodies this theme.
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There's a duality, an embrace of the saccharine and the morbid, that doesn't quite square.
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Whatever its other virtues or lack of same, the movie carries a title of brilliant duality.
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Our postmodern, post-Marxist (left-wing, liberal, politically correct) era has lost touch with this duality.
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"There is in that the duality, that one was condemned and one was condoned," he said.
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That duality was discovered 220 years ago, and it's amazing to what extent it's still fruitful.
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What spins out from there is a thriller that investigates the duality of everyone around you.
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It's that duality of the good and the bad that comes with this very Black experience.
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Healey's life is a duality of two states: in the water and out of the water.
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But they're worth listening to, for their unintentional duality: chaos and calm, and mess and beauty.
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I really like the duality of her, the soft princess side, and the fierce fighter side.
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Were the creators of Inspector Gadget trying to poke fun at the notion of Cartesian duality?
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Their duality can lie in their personality, going from fun and social to serious and thoughtful.
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Jamie's struggle is just one of the many ways "Outlander" plays with both masculinity and duality.
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The album deals a lot with duality in general and how that works into the math.
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The Joker is also likely circumcised—him and Batman represent a sort of intra-circumcised duality.
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That duality can be incredibly painful, and it's no wonder that some of us become agoraphobic.
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I confronted her about the duality of our relationship: What exactly did she want from me?
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That duality also speaks to the larger themes of the movie, which deal in these contrasts.
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Portraying him otherwise misses the duality and in-between experience he had as a biracial man.
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Sundaram leaves both doors open for the viewer, and I admire his understanding of that duality.
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I can wear heels and ride a dirt bike… that duality is what makes me, me.
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The painting is uncannily corporeal, a coincidence of duality and oneness, denoting both flesh and spirit.
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Instead, Jacobs sees an eventual duality, in which personally owned cars exist alongside autonomous robotaxi fleets.
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That duality is no doubt part of what makes the past so attractive to queer artists.
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"Mary had always understood her duality, which began at the moment of her conception," Healy writes.
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Lee's work demonstrates that duality, building spaces of beauty that writhe with the potential of violence.
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This duality is even reflected in the personal history of Takanori-san, Walaku's head pastry chef.
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Thus, woven into each artwork is a shared duality, experienceable representations facilitated by both light and dark.
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The duality of having Rihanna and Blanchett on set left Paulson wavering between two worlds, she added.
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The sign of duality—frequently roasted for being two-faced—Gemini is the sign of the twins.
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A clear duality exists: Hair has a social connotation, yet it is a form of self-expression.
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But the amazing thing about Emma is that she's able to have this duality in her performance.
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Two significant recent concertos dismantle the duality of self and community that has long governed the form.
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Pain & Pleasure's standout is "Part Time Lover," a song that manifests the duality of the EP's title.
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"The title 'Abyss' and the video refers to water and the duality of sea and space," my.
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The exhibition is an equine-focused meditation on slaughter, renewal, and the duality of the human condition.
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Furthermore, Trump plays to a duality, a contradiction within his supporters: tough guy with a tender ego.
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And that extreme duality is what makes it a lot harder for most of us to reconcile.
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The duality makes sense; they give the best that they have in hopes of reaping the best.
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FOR TOSHIRO KAWASE, the creative tension inherent in this duality is what creates the artistry in ikebana.
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Adam Driver embodies that tonal duality as Stallworth's partner, alternately a source of gravitas and comic relief.
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One of the challenges of this book was trying to deal with the duality you're pointing to.
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Feminism has a history of banding together in a unified positionality — a duality of us versus them.
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She explores ideas of singularity, duality and multiplicity as a reflection of individual and collective states of being.
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Leaving Neverland, more than any other presentation of Jackson's alleged crimes, gets at the duality Jefferson lays out.
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That duality characterises AI, too The third question is about the effect of AI on competition in business.
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Is it important for you to show through your Instagram that it is possible to have a duality?
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"Lips & Skull" is about the duality of man, as we were talking about, the relationships of two people.
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This duality in culture made it more difficult to determine who we are and what our values are.
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At the time, the country welcomed the duality of Brooklyn's prosperous black Huxtables and the penniless white Conners.
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Jennie is known for her duality — one minute gushing over her dogs, and the other fiercely spitting bars.
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I think that duality is there with military clothing, which has always been a big inspiration for us.
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Us, on the other hand, has a more universal message that deals with the duality of human nature.
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Aina faced that complex duality while dealing with the societal pressure towards African-American women to be: 1.
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Now, de Brauw is bringing this duality to a new band called RLYR (pronounced "Relayer" if you're curious).
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"Immigration policy always had this duality," said Gwenda Tavan, an immigration historian at La Trobe University in Melbourne.
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The themes of "Gypsy," as the dialogue hammers home, involve duality and the elusiveness of the authentic self.
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"CEO duality" allows for quicker execution of the board's strategic decisions and helps leadership maintain a unified front.
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This is no time to question or analyze the theological implications of the Lil B-Based God duality.
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"The Syndicate" is visually simple, but it captures an essential concentration of Drexler's: the inherent duality of identity.
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He ignored everything that we typically associate with quantum mechanics, such as quantum jumps, wave-particle duality and uncertainty.
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DAMN is an album of duality—of good and evil; of fearing and adoring God; of karma and fate.
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That trip, from the very outset, helped crystalize this duality I've been reckoning with ever since I was young.
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The duality of the moniker mirrors the two-sided industrial/natural, electronic/acoustic theme that runs through their work.
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"The Jewish new year really is a holiday of duality," Rabbi Yonah Hain, of Columbia/Barnard Hillel, tells Refinery29.
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Perhaps it's this duality, this instability, that feels so centered about them, as paradoxical as that is to say.
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He has a lot more duality I guess than some of the characters that they've had in the past.
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What I'm getting at is if duality is a theme, a second album would make sense to compliment this.
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That duality is what made the total package so alluring for every team in baseball in the first place.
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"Duality: Blaxicans of L.A." is a photo exhibit that explores multiracial identity among the city's two largest minority groups.
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These headlines not only ignored the inherent duality of Lil B, they ignored the evidence of the video itself.
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Feature A home is something both looked at and lived in, but that duality can be difficult to reconcile.
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The duality at the heart of this sign can sometimes manifest in the form of a tragically split personality.
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We started off at the house's main entrance, and I got my first taste of the duality of Hammargren.
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And both revel in duality; the house is a shell, Bateman is totally insane, despite the Alan Flusser suit.
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You listen from the back end, and it's almost the duality and the contrast of the intricate Kendrick Lamar.
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When Arsenal turned out at Turf Moor on Sunday, the duality between the two men was never more apparent.
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I agree that duality thinking is the cause of so much dissonance, and I take the criticism to heart.
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And language from his spokesman Raj Shah appeared to show that the duality in administration policy on Russia remains.
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"It gave me a very strong sense of duality," he said last year in a Public Radio International interview.
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"And the duality of this country and our beliefs and our demons, I think, is on display," he said.
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In his Facebook post, ElAwadi expresses the complicated duality of emotions he experienced as a result of the attacks.
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Even my idea about the child's right to authentic identity embodies a duality of philosophical traditions that underpin it.
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Sharmin's black and white portraits celebrate the duality embraced by members of the community residing in Bangladesh and India.
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Some of the most affirming and thought-provoking parts of Crazy Rich Asians happen when it's exploring this duality.
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So imagine humility and will duality with an ambition for cause and responsibility that is much bigger than you are.
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The key is that we self-deceive: we don't realize we are taking advantage of the duality of our actions.
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"He continued, explaining that there's a mysterious "duality in him, where you're not really sure which side he falls on.
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In that vein, perhaps history will not think of Trump's duality as strange at all, but simply as political Darwinism.
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The duality in the collection is more than wanting to incorporate the two major colors in the Filipino flag, however.
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It's also important to allow yourself to be transformed, and that to me is the duality of game and story.
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Wheeler devised his experiment in 1983 to highlight one of the dominant conceptual conundrums in quantum mechanics: wave-particle duality.
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It's a strange duality that predictably leads to some awkward questions of what good form looks like on the service.
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The duality of those scenes, that balance of All-American Fun and absolute horror, is our country in a nutshell.
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Maybe it's that private duality in his own soul that animates the impossibly still, haunting universe of his artistic masterpieces.
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The duality evokes the carnal grit and transformative, escapist role-play that characterized sexual scenarios available to intrepid San Franciscans.
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That duality is not unique to me; it is very familiar to all law enforcement officers from communities of color.
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"People are waiting for a solution to the monetary duality," said Jose Luis Gomez, a waiter at a Havana restaurant.
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Her first US solo museum exhibition, Ma'am showcases the duality in Pivi's work: part joyful celebration, part disconcerting funhouse mirror.
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The duality inherent in their new fashion range was a clear outgrowth of the special dialogue between Rosborough and Abasi.
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That is what generates that duality: of joy for Villa Park and Shrewsbury, set against empty stadiums and absent managers.
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Baig, 30, who was born and raised in Chicago to parents from Pakistan, gets at that duality in her film.
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Shohei Shigematsu, a partner of OMA and the project's leader, said the "duality of the context" largely inspired the design.
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The clown plays the role of the ironic entertainer whose duality reflects the intrinsic darkness and lightness of humanity itself.
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All I find in the work is a literal and one-dimensional way of considering the duality of human beings.
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Like many of Masson's drawings, it is really a site of suggestibility full of the duality of violence and whimsy.
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So why does duality exist where you're very interested in psychology but then the psychologist is making fun of therapy?
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Such a pairing is called a duality: Either one works, and there's no test you could use to distinguish between them.
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Which is great for us, because we're all about duality when it comes to clothing – especially when pieces are an investment.
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Just like its influence on the imagery and symbolism in Us, duality also played a role in the The Tethered's appearance.
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"It's more complex than just the duality of this is the women's experience, and this is the men's experience," she said.
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With Google and OnePlus' latest releases, that transition to having a duality of senior and junior flagships is reaching its completion.
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Is there anything that reveals the duality of the human condition, that floods our twin capacities for lols and lamentations more?
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He himself has acknowledged and promoted this rapper-god duality on a number of occasions, often in reference to The Curse.
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It all taps into something I'm compelled by — the duality of how great the future is, and how terrifying it is.
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The vivid, haunting original score is by the Haitian-American Nathalie Joachim and reflects her own experience with duality (1:05).
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The duality premise means that this foreign-student decline likely would also result in a decline in the country's international competitiveness.
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That's really what our readers connect with: The ordinary and the extraordinary, and how to balance that duality in everyday life.
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This was one of the first hints I got as to how that sort of duality would rule my own life.
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The clothes did not demand resolution but in their duality and wit, they made a fraught conversation utterly delightful to contemplate.
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There is a constant duality to Joaquin's world — war and resistance, the hopeful and the tragic, the desperate and the despot.
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Such is the duality and lesson of Ms. Sánchez's art: It's grounded in the material world but points toward something metaphysical.
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This is a season of duality and there's also a tragic, more sinister side to the hedonistic freedom of British summertime.
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And moral-panic warnings like in the case of red mitsubishi, or the recent "Orange Pill" scare, perpetuate this misleading duality.
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It's that duality: none of this is going to matter in fifty years, so all of it matters more right now.
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Moore and Parks Faced Off About That Divorce Party and Apollo Nida (Again) Burruss wasn't the only one calling out Parks' duality.
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Traversing both horror and humor, Dunn imbues his prose with the kind of duality that is hard to achieve, but pays off.
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For me, it's always been the duality of Pops in jail, Mom and Pops having this spell with drug addiction, then sobriety.
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The duality of the self is something this Watchmen is hugely interested in, as we saw with its use of deep Oklahoma!
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It's a duality that would come into play later in her career, as Dolores, the mild host-turned-avenger on HBO's Westworld.
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But it, too, has a duality that makes it hard to categorize, simply because there aren't many (or any) similar bikes around.
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I play at subverting this idea by intervening with contemporary principles, creating a conflict of aesthetic versus content duality in the work.
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"He wanted it all; he didn't want to choose, so he accepted the duality as a part of his life," she said.
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Not to mention there's also a lot of allusions to duality in the track list alone...Pride/Humble, Lust/Love, Fear/God.
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We played with that conflicted duality in all that we presented, musically and visually, because that was central to the whole concept.
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"Butts are sensual, symmetrical, and also represent a duality that's a big part of my own personality," she tells The Creators Project.
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The as-yet-untitled project would be his first full-length since 2005's Loose Fingers (Soundtrack From The Duality Double-Play).
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This duality is at the core of what "Inside Evil" explores -- and it's a dichotomy that forensic psychologists have examined for years.
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This duality is present in his newer work, and Ninja Gaiden is a fantastic window into the mind of this visionary artist.
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In Canada, ninth grade disclosed a history of uneasy compromise duality, and the constant search for temporary nonviolent solutions to intractable divides.
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Nick Klein: I think that a duality exists in the electronic music or club culture in Miami that differs from New York.
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As an NFL Draft pick in 2010 and a neurology resident in 2017, duality has certainly been a part of Rolle's journey.
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It's in this duality and unwillingness to let audiences off the hook that "Skinfolk: An American Show" plants its seeds of hope.
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Her novel "To Kill a Mockingbird" introduced millions of Americans to what might be called the duality of the whole Alabama Thing.
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Mercury is generally associated with duality and rules two signs, Gemini and Virgo, known respectively as the trickster and the reliable messenger.
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With its dry, deadpan tone, "Living With Yourself" is a show that might not work half as well without Rudd's inherent duality.
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"Norf Norf" thrives on this duality: a sleek delivery of clever lines that glide on the surface of a tense, twitchy atmosphere.
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What if, as menopausal women discover more forcefully than the rest of us, the duality of body and mind is simply irrelevant?
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This duality provides a more rounded view than the hedonistic lows of Faces and the ambitious, love-themed release The Divine Feminine.
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The piece expresses this duality all the way through: two panels, two sets of figures, two types of media, painting and collage.
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But he wondered what Maldacena's duality would mean for a traversable wormhole like the ones Thorne and others played around with decades ago.
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We were more informed by Jungian principles of duality in human nature, and we realized human flaws spread out across the political spectrum.
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With the AdS/CFT duality, we've learned that new spatial dimensions can pop up like a hologram from quantum information on the boundary.
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They seemed to strike a white swan/black swan duality in white and navy blue gowns that mirrored each other in opposite colors.
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But it's the more quiet moments, like the stripped-down, luscious "Myself" and the ethereal "Underwater," that showcase the team's impressive duality. 5.
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Duality is always a theme that comes back when you talk about Montreal, so it was an effective tool for us to use.
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But she juggles a duality between her explosive creative energy, as the Up Next film shows, and the residual shyness from her youth.
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Sexual harassment, drinking, passing out The 264 pages of internal files detail the duality of Gliniewicz's life, from high commendations to salacious complaints.
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And for all the duality within Pound and the rest of us, cynicism seems a more rational approach at this stage than optimism.
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The artist tells Creators that this gendered duality is something he likes to explore, "by letting both sides come out" whilst he creates.
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In other moments, Tsibizova turns her lens on the natural landscape within which the miners work, which again showcases an instance of duality.
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Magdalena Zurawski's recent book of poems The Tiniest Muzzle Sings Songs of Freedom, offers a glimpse into what this duality might look like.
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Reynolds hammers home that duality in his performance, which earned him the only Academy Award nomination of his career, for Best Supporting Actor.
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That plus some idea about the duality of man, which he got from reading Carl Jung, are about as deep as it gets.
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Duality reveals itself in the slippages between numerous dialectical manifestations: open/closed, illusion/reality, absence/presence, painting/sculpture, abstraction/figuration, among many others.
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The apotheosis of this duality is Roger Hiorns's "Adolescent Torso" (2013), a Rolls-Royce Nimbus jet engine suspended vertically in a steel frame.
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That duality seemed at first to be like black and white, but the Vaquera designers quickly realized how interconnected the two can be.
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It is perhaps just that duality — lightness and play hinting at emptiness and discontent — that makes papier-mâché so unsettling and so riveting.
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The full version of the duality is a conjecture, but it has a well-understood limiting case that string theory plays no role in.
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He argues that LQG can be useful for the AdS/CFT duality in situations where string theorists don't know how to perform gravitational computations.
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"I can't imagine a greater duality than that between the intimacy of the Armstrongs' personal life and the infinite nature of space," Gosling says.
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The podcast further considers the idea that ice magic is either the duality of fire magic or different sides of the same higher being.
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In "Gemini," he told the story of identical twins whose fused identity opens the way to an elaborate investigation of duality in various forms.
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MMO Junkie is a rom-com with much of the humor and drama coming from the duality of identity both online and in person.
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"So I started Dutch Party as a sort of one-size-fits-all musical vehicle in the spirit of duality and partnership," he says.
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Davies says that this duality of personality, these two separate sets of rules and logic, is what makes the characters on Dead Pixels interesting.
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When it comes to humor, no way is the right way, and the tension of that duality often makes for a very good joke.
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Ms Walls quotes little of it, preferring to focus on the duality of Thoreau's personality: introspective and intensely private, yet self-certain and boastful.
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This shift from the grays, browns and green colored landscapes and costuming in Scotland only adds to the sense of duality and con artistry.
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Other companies that Duality works with are in the financial markets, healthcare and insurance, although it says it cannot disclose who because of NDAs.
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Grateful Shred and High Time shed light on a duality in the Grateful Dead's music that makes it particularly ripe for reinterpretation and reinvention.
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This duality has always interested me in terms of what I have experienced and how I present myself, between seemingly irreconcilable aspects of me.
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Certainly, zero displays this duality: The void is as old as time, but it was a human innovation to harness it with a symbol.
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The turtles' shells are painted every which way, as are the areas around them giving new life to the old formalist figure-ground duality.
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We talk about Charli XCX, thinking out loud about the duality of pop singers who are great performers but also excel as pop writers.
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"I've lived my life between two worlds, representing two flags," she said, speaking to the duality of her American upbringing and her Mexican heritage.
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The character is somebody that we're very, very proud of, and we wanted to show that there's a lot of duality that's going on.
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The violence in Myanmar highlights the duality of social media in general, and Facebook in particular, as a force for both good and ill.
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While polarization has created a political universe composed of two truths, one Democratic, the other Republican, Trump has driven, and profited from, this duality.
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The fragrance is meant to represent the duality of women today, who are fearless, feminine, strong and expressive, all while being both powerful and graceful.
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Duality of man is great in theory, but is there room within the modern frat brother to be both woke and a beer pong broham?
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CES tends to have this weird duality where devices from the far-out future sit alongside iterative updates to gadgets from the here and now.
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Through this duality, Aitken pokes a hole in the overly-romanticized vision of the West, while still allowing the viewer to marvel at California's beauty.
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Needless to say, my family didn't understand my reluctance to embrace the duality of Mexican and American culture that was all around me growing up.
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Khan's works celebrates the duality of her cultures—the beauty in being young and unsure, understanding personal history while maintaining an awareness of present culture.
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Like the body itself, a home is something both looked at and lived in, a duality that in neither case I have managed to reconcile.
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While defending his joke, Noah also linked the players' African heritage to France's colonial past and made a case for the duality of their heritage.
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The beauty of the duality of exporting higher education and making the U.S. workforce more internationally competitive is that there is synergy between the two.
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Passion's vicious duality—its potent love-hate dichotomy—isn't a theme Bring Me The Horizon has plucked from nowhere for their upcoming sixth album, amo.
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In my teenage years, I recall watching "60 Minutes" coverage of the Israel-Palestine conflict, which triggered a curiosity in the duality of our nature.
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This, of course, was an exhausting dance, so I began to think about ways to transcend it and jump off this chess-board of duality.
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He gave it duality in a discussion that continues to happen today around the well-being of Indigenous women, young girls, and two-spirited people.
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I don't like to be limited to one particular thing so I want to represent that duality and that sense of boundlessness in my art.
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Although it's easy to admire McAvoy's dexterity juggling personalities, the "Split" character simply isn't as compelling as the understated duality that the first movie established.
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This duality — a sense of pride in activism alongside the fear of retribution from family and loved ones — has long played out for L.G.B.T. Indians.
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But the framing injects a duality, because the adult actors onstage at the Lucille Lortel Theater are playing his characters the way that schoolgirls would.
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The album has a duality that some of Ms. Swift's past work lacks — it's bold but subdued, brash but beautiful, deliciously fierce but equally vulnerable.
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Earning a Master's and a PhD and studying critical trauma theory helped Russell gain perspective, allowing that duality for the reader to come into play.
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And it is this duality that I am most drawn to: that a private space of contemplation can also be a place of intense activation.
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"There's this duality where it's so intensely frustrating to watch all of your work literally ripped apart, your measurements interrupted, your instruments destroyed," Raphael said.
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The exhibit is bracketed with two bodies of work, each being publicly exhibited for the first time, that reflect the duality of her exilic gaze.
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Hitting midlife with this psychic duality, when dreams give way to responsibility, can be especially challenging for Gen Xers, who have high expectations, she writes.
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Andean people before the conquest created a philosophical and spiritual system built around the concepts of duality and transformation — light versus darkness, order versus chaos.
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Or, with life's predictable duality, is Peter the carefully disguised wolf, waiting to eat Little Blue-State Riding Hood, leaving only a mangled metaphor behind?
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There's Ash (Shazad Latif), a Starfleet soldier/Klingon sleeper agent, who must try to reconcile that duality after he activates and tries to kill Burnham.
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It was produced by The Based God, who is not Lil B, but this is no time to consider the theological implications of that duality.
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With the duality of our lives, with work and kids, we want to look pretty and we need something that helps — time is of the essence.
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Duh. Gemini traits are kind of a study of a duality of twins, having two sides, and I feel like that's really expressed with this album.
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We tend to swing in the duality of happiness and unhappiness based on the outcomes of our career/personal goals and what we get from them.
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There's this horrible duality where patriarchy is like we're going to sexualize you against your will, and you're an absolute slut for showing off your body.
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Aside from extending their research to other materials, the team also hopes to keep zeroing in on the strange, almost paradoxical duality of their superionic crystals.
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It's a small detail, almost imperceptible considering the amount of attention placed on all the hair-whipping, but perfectly encapsulates the duality of Britney's Blackout persona.
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That duality was present in his Atonal performance as well; one minute he was professing love, and the next he was describing cum on his face.
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He not only resorts and succumbs to it, but experiences a duality of embracing it for survival, yet detesting himself and the world he lives in.
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Beyond the often hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking circumstances behind these feuds, though, "Your Favorite Band Is Killing Me" is really about the allure of our obsessive duality.
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Supporters and critics alike also note the curious duality in a president who often seems to seek the approval of the very elites that he lambastes.
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Like the recent beach read sans pareil Gone Girl, it explores female duality, deception, female immorality, and the deep confusion of betrayal: sexual, familial, and otherwise.
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I use to think it was a disadvantage, but now, I think that duality gives me an intelligence and a reach that not many people have.
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Nihilisa Frank is a Tumblr that perfectly captures the duality of that magic moment where you want to die but also have sparkles on your coffin.
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The image Ford had in mind was of Andy Warhol and Edie Sedgwick posing in a manhole, and all the uptown/downtown duality that it epitomized.
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Both dark and light; the beast and the flower — a duality that has come to define the band during the four-odd years they've been together.
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"I think a lot about duality in my designs: How a piece can simultaneously make a statement but also offer a sense of shelter," she said.
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In these, Hart examines the dichotomies of movement and stillness, contemplation and decision, and space and line, and the importance of the duality in the search.
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It's easy to see the duality in him, though, because when he isn't cackling about smoking his own pubes, he's contemplative and chooses his words carefully.
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The celebrated playwright and television writer Kia Corthron, had she so desired, could have chosen a one-word title of similarly perfect duality for her debut novel.
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That duality has made it the preferred digital audio workstation of not just Grimes, but many of her more mainstream peers, including Diplo, Deadmau5, Skrillex, and Flume.
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"There's a duality and a sense of self-examination — both women learning a lot about who they are," Killing Eve executive producer Emerald Fennell told Entertainment Weekly.
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That duality is shared by his assistant, Sam (Zazie Beetz), who wants to help her boss succeed, but has her own plans and ambitions to further along.
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The story of "The City on the Edge of Forever" represents that duality in miniature, and helps explain what made him both a beloved and divisive figure.
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I found the moral duality he represented early on in the show to be fascinating, but for far too long, he's seemed like a character without purpose.
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This duality, he says, is similar to the beginning stages of a startup, which commonly also brings together two people, a business and a technical co-founder.
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Penny said the characters' journeys this season are inspired by the concept of duality -- the person we are in public versus the person we are in private.
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While Angawi is definitely one of the most exciting conceptual Saudi artists, it is another another artist who typifies the duality of being creative in Saudi Arabia.
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This is where the themes of versatility and duality come back into play: Foxes are witty and smart, though their cleverness also means they can't be trusted.
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PRICING DUALITY Nickel is increasingly a split-personality market, torn between its historical relationship with the stainless steel cycle and the future promise of the battery sector.
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Yes, the Hannah/Miley duality was truly "The Best of Both Worlds" at a time when fame was becoming both coveted by and accessible for everyday teens.
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Bisexuality is still a conundrum for many, and the inherent duality and multiplicity of a pansexual, queer, or bisexual identity is often read with suspicion or fear.
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" While he sees black artists examining this duality and their place in experimental dance, he said, "I don't see the same wave happening with Latin American artists.
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As a whole, Sirens possesses a duality, with despair and bleakness on one side, and positive action and hope for a better future on the other side.
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That false duality came to issue during the negotiations by the Obama administration to free an American soldier, Bowe Bergdahl, who was being held by the Haqqanis.
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Likewise, its gameplay takes on a starkly contrasted duality, the majority of which is composed of pretty peaceful traversal intermixed with intense and mind-bending action sequences.
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Hader and Berg allow their freshman season to explore the duality of genre and character development with the weight and speed of an established HBO crown jewel.
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So her new collaboration with Chrome Sparks, premiering on Noisey today, comes both as a welcome return and a perfect addition to the duality of her sound.
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I'm really outgoing but I'm also really quiet so I have this duality about me that I think comes through a lot in a lot of ways.
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I think doing these kinds of things, and a lot of people think about purpose and profit as being in different camps, I think that's a false duality.
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It's interesting that this sort of duality in the letter, you've got this focus on women, and you're saying if we measure them that it's obviously clearer improvements.
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It's a statement that's as emphatically purist as it is anchored to the earth — a duality that can be applied to much of the work in the show.
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And so, the duality within this character and ambiguous situation that happens with this other person, and then within it, the identities of these people are generally fluid.
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This duality speaks to a larger challenge the games industry as a whole faces: How do we preserve for posterity experiences so defined by their time and place?
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There's an intractable duality at the heart of Barkskins: a finite natural world and a drove of men intent on harvesting and destroying it for their own benefit.
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All three are nonetheless linked by their working-class backgrounds, their reinvention of self and their struggle with the duality of a public persona and a private life.
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In one scene that captures the apparent duality of Mr. Crowley, the movie features an interview with two entertainment executives who speak enthusiastically about a meeting with him.
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Hollier wanted to build something that would bring back the duality of being online when you wanted to be and just being yourself the rest of the time.
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She and Kameron were called to the floor to lip sync to "Nasty Girl," performed by a woman whose inner duality ultimately became unbearable, Vanity, nee Denise Matthews.
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But upon seeing her exhibition, "Resurrection," at Mnuchin Gallery, I was struck by a duality of sorts: It's both a perfect and an anachronistic moment for her work.
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With a view that is at once intimate and distant, Mbakam shows the duality of diasporic identity; she is never totally at home, and never totally without it.
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Changbin's duality on and offstage is one of the most pronounced in the group — though he's not the youngest, he's known affectionately as the "baby" by his members.
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It's hard to describe exactly what you do in this adorable friendship simulator, but it's both a joyous celebration and serious meditation on the duality of human nature.
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The strange duality of this year's election map might also offer the President a way to declare at least a partial victory on the morning of November 7.
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There's something quite uncomfortable about that whole duality in which things presented as fatuous are actually cries for help, which is partly how the "San Junipero" playlist functions too.
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His duality makes it easy to understand why some of the guards charged with watching him are afraid of him, and why others want to help get him out.
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If my work didn't have that urge, that duality, the contrast between the good and the bad, the beautiful and the ugly, it would just be making pretty pictures.
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Perhaps the clearest example of Rosh Hashanah's duality is that, amid these group forms of worship and celebration, one might find a very specific, personal meaning to the holiday.
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So here are just a few ways of understanding Us. Perhaps the most obvious and recurring theme is the duality of human nature, as symbolized here by the doppelgängers.
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You could effortlessly leaving the TV on, with the videos – Duality, The Fight Song, Freak On A Leash, B.Y.O.B, Emergency – rolling as background noise for whatever you were doing.
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No matter how you choose to celebrate, just revel in nature's feminine duality; it's at once maternal and erotic, as plants are reborn and animals conceive and bear young.
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"My lens at that time was far more permeated by a sense of duality: Darkness versus light; Good versus evil; Known versus unknown; Life versus death," she tells me.
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Similarly, "C'est La Vie," written with Silk Rhodes's Sasha Desree, is another boogie-inspired track with an ear to the future, whose aphoristic lyrics explore vulnerability, duality, and identity.
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His mother was an accountant and his father was an opera singer, which he tells me gives him a sense of "this duality of the left brain – right brain".
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Some probe the duality of the soul in the context of mobsters and angry men; some juxtapose the sacred and profane; some are contemplative masterpieces that explore spiritual realities.
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Because of this the band refers to themselves as a metaphorical bridge between the two cities, using their music to highlight the duality of these places they call home.
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Orixa Jones, artist and founder of Bad Girl, Good Human — a lifestyle brand that encourages women to embrace their duality — recalls feeling liberated when she first cut her hair.
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Sometimes the duality of the clown really does have shocking connections to actual horror: Gacy is not the only real-life evil associated with the specter of the clown.
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Herman Verlinde, a theoretical physicist at Princeton University who frequently works on string theory, finds it plausible that methods from LQG can help illuminate the gravity side of the duality.
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This duality is the genius of solid crime fiction, and when your work is as assured as Unger's, it's O.K. for the secondary plot to threaten to upstage the crime.
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In looking at his works in 2018, viewers are confronted with a duality of time periods: the Reagan era and the Eisenhower administration along with inescapable present-day political realities.
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"It captures the duality and the tension that are laced throughout our EP. It's about love, it's about hate, and those moments in between when you don't know the difference."
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Many were used in Mr. Ninagawa's "Macbeth" as props to capture real and virtual images that recall the duality of everyday life as the plot of destruction and death unfolds.
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I was big into Taoism in college, and the paradox of duality, and how it's always one thing and the other — you can never have one thing without the other.
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In the 1920s, scientists had discovered that both sexes produce varied levels of both "female" estrogen and "male" testosterone, fracturing the socially and politically-ingrained notion of male-female duality.
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It was an exceedingly strange and feeble attempt to diminish the danger that this man poses, but in a way, if anyone could understand this duality, it would be Carson.
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That night it occurred to me that the punch in the belly and the warm embrace was the very duality was Victoria in essence, a truly rare and magical being.
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There was a little bit of duality, but the primary drive for me was to capture youth, energy, and life, and not the darker things hovering off to the side.
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Instead of acknowledging their own duality and accepting it, however, Geminis tend to reject or hide their alter egos, thinking of themselves as being one way while consistently acting another.
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The very straightforward nature of Catherine's story is what resulted in my Vincent not fitting into its basic duality; it determined that he just didn't want any kind of relationship.
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Chickens act as a fairly good proxy for humans in a metaphor about diversity, but for that metaphor to work — as alluded in the show's title — we also need duality.
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That duality "flies in the face of the very definition of the role of an adequate class representative, which is to serve with undivided loyalty to the class," defendants said.
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The two color palettes alternate for the rest of the trailer, creating an appropriate duality for a movie that's all about the distinction between humans and their replicant look-alikes.
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The distended floating heads of a Black woman and white man rise alongside the figure on either side, conveying a sense of duality and forming the shape of a cross.
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Maldacena's duality, called the "AdS/CFT correspondence," tied the CFT to a corresponding "anti-de Sitter space," which, with its extra dimension, pops out of the conformal system like a hologram.
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To me, it's a lot to do with a tenuous feeling of 'interference' and I want there to be a sense of duality between our digital experience and our lived experience.
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In a large sense, however, this duality between needing technological innovation yet not being able to rely on it exists in very niche conversations about preventing the worst effects climate change.
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The most tender moments of Louie are predictably ones where he's interacting with his daughters, digging into the duality of loving someone so completely but hating them in the same breath.
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This visual duality alludes to the injustices Polak hopes to provoke a conversation about: the abundant detention and incarceration of immigrants occurring on the fringes of communities across the United States.
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In a recent profile in Vulture, Miller said the duality was part of a balance he spent his life striving and evolving towards, one captured in his music in real time.
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The noted Swiss psychiatrist, Carl Gustav Jung, who's credited with creating the field of analytical psychology, observed in 1933, when talking about human nature, that duality is a fact of life.
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The police are a unique duality in American government, being the only part of the government with the authority to use force against a citizen not yet convicted of a crime.
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The country's complex identity is inherently bound up in the duality of this proximity, in its ability to feel both so close and yet so far away at the same time.
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This same duality between coaxer and captive applies to many artists, but none more so than Joseph Cornell, whose idiosyncratic "shadow boxes" exist entirely in the tension between creation and confinement.
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It's something that a lot of people in Hollywood have trouble wrapping their heads around, that duality — that you can love someone's work and be horrified by their set of values.
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Duality was expressed in the use of mixed fabrics: A coat that refers to workwear in the front with gray, somber wool appeared to be a stylish puffer jacket from behind.
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Maybe with some touches of running things in duality like the technology and then it will be interesting to see where we can apply what and that's ahead of us now.
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In these stories, the duality of the mummy played a major role: It was a dead corpse that could also enact vengeance upon the living, through supernatural reincarnation or ghastly curses.
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" According to Lotz, the song has an important place at the heart of Magic Gone, stating in a press release that "'Tightrope' serves as the thesis of the duality of the record.
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Beach House have explored duality for quite some time, as evidenced in the black and white art and graphic design they love, and in their dramatic musical swings from exhilaration to depression.
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A remnant of the regressive ideas that permeate the early God of War games―ideas that this offering claims to grow out of, it's a duality of motherhood through a misogynistic lens.
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That duality is what makes Joel Edgerton's directorial debut stand out in a genre that's already been mined many times over, including this year, with Desiree Akhavan's The Miseducation of Cameron Post.
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Two-tone lithograph prints, documenting her trips back and forth from her birthplace of Tehran to her home in Zurich, seem a literal black and white metaphor for her duality of belonging.
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With Casper, we made sure in the early days to always embrace the duality between sleep and wake, offering glimpses of how sleeping on a Casper unlocked a richer, fuller waking life.
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You have that duality in your personality inherently [as a first generation immigrant], having this connection to a culture that is very different while also having a connection to where you are.
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"The idea is the constant struggle women have - a duality, between strength and having to protect yourself and what you like as a woman, such as sweetness and femininity," the designer said.
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Jones was defined by this duality, and his final act showed how perverted the Peoples Temple's original vision had become: What started as an inclusive, uplifting vision had turned inward and bleak.
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This series, in particular, has some question marks and ellipses — the politics of darkening or lightening one's skin, for instance, remains unaddressed as Ms. Grzeszykowska embodies the photographic duality of positive/negative.
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That new parents sometimes optimistically interpret the first reflex smiles as meaning something more underscores the duality of smiling: there is the physical act and then the interpretation society gives to it.
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The dominant decorative pattern of the furnishings is the black-and-white checkered fabric that in Bali represents rwa bhineda, the duality of good and evil, life and death, yin and yang.
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It's been two decades since Trainspotting arrived and captured the grotty heaven/hell duality of the 90s in its crystal clear vision, and now, two decades on, Danny Boyle's anticipated sequel approaches.
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In a way, the venue epitomizes the duality of British culture, swerving between the luxury of dimly lit cocktail bars and the opportunity to cash that 2-for-1 Pizza Express voucher.
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I think that represents the duality of being an everyday citizen trying to operate within your 9 to 5 knowing that in some cities in the US families aren't getting drinkable water.
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It's this duality that has ultimately endeared them to us, for these creatures hold out the promise of human transformation, the ability to shed an ugly skin and reveal a hidden self.
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Memory will play a critical role as fairgoers return to the booth throughout the course of the fair and note its transformation and its take on the duality of black and white.
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Even though they comprise the body of work most often associated with Minimalism and Theatricality, the self-absorption implied by these paintings also associates them with the opposite tenet of Fried's duality.
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"Key & Peele" was unusually creative in the way it satirized that duality, until the gravity of what we were being asked to laugh at began to darken the lunacy of the show.
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"Having that contrast, between working on very large-scale architecture projects versus intimate objects that people carry on their bodies, has been a duality that I have particularly been enjoying," she says.
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Despite the occasional glimmer of light in recent offerings such as "The Fosters" and last year's "Instant Family," I've come to expect this equally unfair duality in most representations of foster families.
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This duality is essential to the song's meditation on the relative insignificance of human life — you know, just light and casual stuff — but also the inherent significance in those little human epiphanies.
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Drexler began producing this wide range of works in the 21965s, and together, they demonstrate her fascination with the duality of gender, the fluidity of identity, and the precise moment of action.
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Had I actually harnessed the nerd and jock duality within me for good or would this all fade away again once my barbell plates no longer had Captain America's shield painted on them?
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Although currently based in London, Hurvin Anderson possesses an inherent cultural duality, coming from an entirely Jamaican family but growing up in Birmingham, an Afro-Caribbean hub in the UK in the 1970s.
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" For the men, many of whom come from a martial arts background, it's a tricky duality: They're helping teach women physical self-defense skills, while also getting into character as the "bad guy.
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"There's a duality to scissors — a whole made up of two parts, but also they lie in this territory between the mundane and the absolutely terrifying," he said in an Entertainment Weekly interview.
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" Making that mental shift from your own perspective on earth to that of the satellite becomes a central part of flicking through the book—what Grant calls a sort of "duality of presence.
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The duality of autocratic legalism — impunity for loyalists, legal pressure on the opposition — is a useful tool for illiberal presidents because they desperately need the public to turn the attention the other way.
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Drawing his version of Valentina, Marra employed an economy of lines to describe the sensuality of her long limbs and long torso, keeping in mind Valentina's duality between self-awareness and eternal innocence.
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Female characters dominate Liu's story line — which unfolds bit by bit like a novel through Takeda's gorgeous sequential panels — and touches on themes of race, war, duality, friendships and the meaning of family.
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"Elegant and mellow, the song's lyrics read as a deliberate ode to duality and non-heteronormative binaries — an ambition, that since the death of Prince Rogers Nelson, is sorely missed in black music."
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It is a variation on the mythic duality of Abel and Cain, or of the Prodigal Son and his brother: the favored son versus the dutiful one, the rule-breaker versus the conformist.
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" Like the word "atomic," these inferences embrace the duality of creation and destruction; the paintings' "exquisitely ravaged expanses" are exhilarating to look at, despite reading as signifiers of "the irreparable damage already done.
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Such is the dilemma for victims of powerful men: In the mind of a child, it is almost impossible to comprehend, let alone confront, the duality of being outwardly good while committing unconscionable evil.
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The mutations and transformations of horror writing are uniquely qualified to evoke this: the difficulty and unreliability of the female body, its duality as an object both to be feared for and to fear.
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Clifford often played with duality: the motifs in his paintings (dice and chains, flowers and leaves) allude to both unbridled joy and unseen loneliness, both the carefree follies of youth and its eventual heartaches.
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No, I want people to recognize that it's cool to have a duality to you, to be able to adapt, to be a different person but not just for the sake of being different.
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While happy endings are certainly present, the exhibit reinstates the balance of dread and delight inherent to these classical stories — a duality at the core of why folklore and fairy tales are so enduring.
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Both Ewing and Black are transparent about the funny fact that today's Urban Outfitters looks eerily similar to the one they shopped in the late '90s, and they're unafraid to play with the duality.
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One moment Obi Wan is a kindly old man, and in the next he is a deadly warrior who will coldly maim anyone who gets in his way, a defining duality of the Jedi.
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That being said, there is still a lot of time and computing energy needed to process encrypted data, and so the idea with Duality is that it's used on a company's most sensitive information.
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"Language was never an issue with him," recalls American producer DJ Shadow to THUMP over emailof the New York City session that lead to their collaboration "Duality" (which appeared on Krush's 1995 album Meiso).
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This is the duality of modern Jewish life: We are tasked with maintaining a beautiful and ancient tradition in the face of the knowledge that some people want to kill us for doing so.
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Some might suggest that Marc is expressing some kind of psychic duality, here, the fast and the slow, a man who expends energy for a living harvesting and consuming it on his off time.
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With Lamar's ability to capture the duality of the black experience, it made sense for him to spearhead the music for Black Panther, a movie that was tagged as a trailblazing moment on screen.
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Season two has focused more and more on how what we want in the audience is very different from what Barry wants, and the more it explores that duality, the more I love it.
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Except for one place: Chet fuckin' Hanks' Instagram account, where he lectures about "duality, totality, and the I AM," then immediately launches into something Plato said that doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
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The domestic-industrial duality continues on a smaller scale in the exhibition's largest gallery, where many pieces, dating from late 1960s and 1970s, incorporate little squares and triangles Ms. Merz knitted from copper wire.
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I love the black/white dichotomies of her mask and her grandfather's, now revealed to have been Hooded Justice (and a prefiguring of the black/white duality of Rorshach's mask and his Randian outlook).
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"Lots of these social networking sites have this duality where they publicly proclaim to not have tobacco advertising and marketing, and have very easily searchable content that has plenty of branded tobacco advertising," he said.
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Joy explains that the visuals were created with a kind of duality in mind: Above the surface, where the Westworld robots ("hosts") live, things are lush and green — but there is also no free will.
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Growing up, they connected with figures that expressed a rare duality of strength and vulnerability: River Phoenix's sensitive, gold-hearted Chris Chambers in the 1986 coming-of-age classic Stand By Me, and Michael Jackson.
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"Physicists have had to grapple with wave-particle duality as an essential, strange feature of quantum theory for a century," said David Kaiser, a physicist and historian of science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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"We believe privacy-preservation in AI and ML represents a huge market need, and we're investing in Duality because of its unique founding team and world-leading expertise in both advanced cryptography and data science."
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Why it matters: Reed's victory is a milestone for a city that has navigated the remarkable duality of being the first capital of the Confederacy before it became the cradle of the Civil Rights Movement.
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"Some days I might feel more ostentatious and some days I might feel a bit more reserved in my dress, so I'm interested in how clothes can serve that duality," Rogers told Refinery29 last year.
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There's an inherent duality of manufactured beauty: There's the labor of construction, but there can also be an ugly side to the psychology of what we're trying to do when we're trying to transform ourselves.
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And so POWER is a record about duality—one intended to spark considered reflection on the relationships between power and disempowerment, masculinity and femininity, technology and biology, ugliness and beauty, softness and harshness, dark and light.
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Americans have the unique duality of being surrounded by other people who are new enough Americans that they still carry their local traditions, and a long history of slavery, xenophobia, and race-based segregation and internment.
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If the results continue to support Wheeler's original argument, then "it gives us yet another reason to say that wave-particle duality is not going to be explained away by some classical physics explanation," Kaiser said.
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More importantly, in a truly poetic representation of the duality of our media ecosystem, the baby was born mere hours after the UN released findings from a landmark report on the state of the Earth's environment.
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And though all her life she seems to have lived with a sense of modesty about her talents, insisting that Lowell was the actual genius in the family, there was, perhaps, in there a final duality.
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This is the duality of being a US Soccer fan—or a fan of any shitty team, for that matter—you hold on to optimism until your fingers cramp, and then all you see is blood.
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In bygone eras, when there were fewer competitions and fame and fortune weren't the main metrics of success, Dick Button, Tenley Albright, Debi Thomas and Wylie all managed the duality of elite athletics and elite academics.
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Coach is also known for his continued connection to the local internet-based youth scenes, especially the weirdo-hipster contingent that completes the city's duality, dating from Goodie Mob and Outkast to Young Thug and ILoveMakonnen.
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For a time, especially in my run-up to joining the Army, my sense of the world came to resemble the duality of the least sophisticated videogames, where good and evil are clearly defined and unquestionable.
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The concept for the tour, Mr. Brancowitz said, has something to do with "mirrors and duality," but it's an idea so hard to pull off that the band still is not sure if it will work.
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Statehood finally came, in 1896, but the Mormon duality between mistrust of federal authority and a deep belief in the divine mission of the United States is something church officials have had to deal with ever since.
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It took Bruce years to reconcile the duality of man and monster within him and his all-green, all-the-time new look in Endgame spelled a promising future for everyone's favorite gamma ray–laden science bro.
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The movie starts in the '80s — the duality with which I experienced him [Jackson] in that time was both as the guy that presented this outward positivity, but also the 'Thriller' video which scared me to death.
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Even as Obama tried to win votes, he did not paper over the duality of the American condition: its idealism and its injustices; its heroism in the fight against Fascism and its bloody misadventures before and after.
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" The group's website presents a similar duality, suggesting that writing to the sponsored children helps donors "get to know, love and encourage a specific child, while helping fund resources and improvements that benefit them and their community.
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Duality, however, has an interesting pedigree when it comes to the field: one of its co-founders, Shafi Goldwasser, won a Turing Award for her groundbreaking work in cryptographic algorithms that form the basis of homomorphic encryption.
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His undoing was that he wasn't built for endurance, and quickly, Belfort established a duality: he was either the fast-handed finisher with no known weaknesses, or the head case that folded up after the first round.
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Norway has this weird duality, because we have the Nobel prize and we work really hard with peacekeeping in the Middle East, but then we have one of the biggest weapons manufacturers in the world—Kongsberg Gruppen.
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There's a fascinating duality at play in Las Vegas these days, which is to say the Aces are very much not Kelsey Plum's team, even as she's been given the keys to drive the flashy new car.
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But crossbreeding the twins from "The Shining" and the guiding principle of the photographer Cindy Sherman's work — reinventing yourself as another — as the designer Jun Takahashi did at Undercover, the better to explore the idea of duality?
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Supporting performances by Henry Winkler, Sarah Goldberg, Stephen Root, and Anthony Carrigan — all Emmy-nominated, with Winkler winning in 22019 — exhibited similar duality with ingenious jokes and grisly acts of violence that are somehow all equally memorable.
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The three discrete parts that make up ATOMIC can be read — again like movements in music — as an emotional journey of conflict and resolution, one that embraces the duality of "atomic," the ultimate destroyer and life-giver.
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There is a duality to watching a man who will lie, steal, and kill to serve his own ends execute another man in a moment scored by someone who perpetrated the most significant scam in classical music history.
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Duality of machines as light and dark The de Young collection is a balance between the anxieties Americans felt toward technology during the Machine Age, mixed with the hope that technology brought to a more connected, convenient world.
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This duality is also present in the way he keeps ominously referring to joining One Direction as "the change", which goes to show just how much his previous life was pulled out from under him, like a rug.
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"I want people to recognize that it's cool to have a duality to you, to be able to adapt, to be a different person but not just for the sake of being different," KAMI told me last fall.
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WalkingStick's show easily glides between different disparate bodies of work, revealing an intense passion for painting in the 1970s, an interest in diptychs and duality in the '80s and '90s, and she continues to push herself until today.
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Her fall/winter 2017 show, inspired by the duality of her Indian and British cultural identity, is a continuation of an idea she became interested in during her master's program at the Royal College of Art in London.
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But the near-simultaneous reminders of the country's ugly past on race and the prospects for a more inclusive future were not just a matter of happenstance: it reflected the duality of American politics in the Trump era.
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At the time of writing, the last two comments on their Bandcamp page are "Bloody brilliant album" and "Bloody silly record" and that actually does a perfect job of summarizing the duality of the band Crying have become.
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A slew of Jim Carrey's outrageous characters that also exhibit a marked duality come after this film—specifically, I Love You Phillip Morris and especially Me, Myself & Irene, where his character tries to function with two dichotomized personalities.
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For example, right at the beginning that whole model of one guy who just wants to explore the technology and one guy who sees the business there, the Jobs and Wozniak duality, that was true even back then.
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Still, this dish and its concept present an interesting duality: the presentation of a traditional, old world dish, in a way that may be accepted as fully rooted in the history of the region, even if it is not.
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This moment of complex duality was captured by eight New York Times photojournalists — Neal Boenzi, Joyce Dopkeen, D. Gorton, Eddie Hausner, Paul Hosefros, Bob Klein, Larry Morris, and Gary Settle — who were on strike, and hence out of work.
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"Kodama" is the Japanese word for "tree spirit," and spotlight's Neige's ldeep-seated interest in Japanese art and culture as well as his career-long fascination with the concept of duality (as well as a hefty The Cure influence!).
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The deaths, the ensuing protests and the fatal attacks on police officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge have intensified the internal tug of war that black police officers endure, the daily duality of being black and serving in blue.
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Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly alternated in the roles of Austin, a screenwriter, and Lee, his ne'er-do-well brother—a device that could have felt like a gimmick but, instead, enriched the play's exploration of duality.
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"I'm excited about transitioning into creating larger scale works that have the duality of existing as part of a performance and then as a standalone sculpture that can be engaged with by the public," she said in a statement.
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Pope adopts these same tools of nostalgia and fandom to effectively showcase an interesting duality of the exhibition: the tension between sports' distinct ability to distract from prejudice and inequity while simultaneously being the very motor for their enactment.
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Duality was likewise on show at Dauphin, where the creative director Charlotte Dauphin de la Rouchefoucauld explored ideas of volume via small gold modules that could be stacked, regrouped and even disassembled to create myriad options for the wearer.
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This duality — between dream and waking states, between fantasy and the flesh — could also describe the gallery's two related exhibitions: Eikoh Hosoe: Collaborations with Tatsumi Hijikata and, in a darkened adjoining room, Tatsumi Hijikata, the subject of Hosoe's photograph.
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After that back-and-forth with Trump, Jerry — who has been criticized for being incompetent, hypocritical, and a relentless meddler — was an easy target for sports journalists and critics who were angry with the duality of his actions and words.
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Intriguing without being over the top, Maddy effectively demonstrates Lynch's recurring concern of DUALITY in her resemblance to her tragically murdered cousin, Laura Palmer, and this gives her an attractive endangered quality that is refreshingly unrelated to her being a woman.
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If you decide to continue the conversation with a Gemini over drinks or dinner, try a fusion restaurant that blends two styles of food or a speakeasy that shakes up cocktails with unorthodox combinations, since Geminis are associated with duality.
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When you get two people like the TALK TO ME / LEAVE ME ALONE duality in a relationship, which is a much, much more common combo than you probably realize, you end up with all kinds of drama and hurt and blame.
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For preschool they had to do Mother's Day portraits, and I thought it was funny because one was significantly browner and had black curly hair and the other one was pale, so it kind of reflected the duality in my work.
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"We had a picnic in the shade provided by the wing of the aircraft," he recalled, intrigued by the duality of a small plane made of wood and fabric that could shelter passengers in the air and on the ground.
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I thought I wanted to celebrate my year-long journey by going to the hair salon and straightening my hair to celebrate its duality, but when the time came, I felt zero desire to take a hot tool to it.
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By playing off this duality through satire, the clown has historically served as a tool of fierce social and political subversion: We crave the clown's fun, whimsical side, but the clown's dark side often reveals barbaric truths about human nature.
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It instantly brightens, lifts, and sculpts the face, can be used as eyeshadow, certain shades can double as a highlighter, cream formulas can go on the lips... Illuminating blushes have become a staple in our routines for their lazy-girl-friendly duality.
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When I spoke to Cabán in May, she also talked about taking violent crimes seriously — speaking to the duality that minority communities face in that they often feel law enforcement simultaneously overpolices them for minor crimes but underpolices them for serious ones.
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Given this web of relationships and the issue of how hard it is to characterize all duality, do you feel that this reflects a lack of understanding of the structure, or is it that we're seeing the structure, only it's very complicated?
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The third analyzes individual ballets, such as L'Après Midi d'un Faune, as well as themes (for instance, the Apollo-Dionysus duality in Friedrich Nietzsche's 1872 text on Ancient Greek theater, The Birth of Tragedy), and personalities, including the avant-garde dancer Isadora Duncan.
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Ever since 1997, when Maldacena discovered the AdS/CFT correspondence—a duality between AdS space and a "conformal field theory" describing quantum interactions on that space's boundary—physicists have sought an analogous description of space-time regions like ours that aren't bottled up.
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In the guise of a big-budget action movie (albeit one with a very different set of influences than the other action films of the '90s), this duality suggested a future where the rigid lines of the self would start to break down.
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This strange duality played out Thursday as the intelligence and foreign policy chieftains mustered in the White House Briefing Room to promise what FBI Director Christopher Wray said would be "fierce determination and focus" to thwart Russian meddling in the midterm elections.
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Marilyn Hemingway, a black Charleston resident, saw that duality firsthand, the ability some had to cry with black people over what Roof had done, then support a politician who had used the kind of language they all knew had contributed to what happened.
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Jackie Sibblies Drury's daring, despairing new play at the indispensable Soho Rep counted on that duality as it led its audience through formal manipulations of genre — from a sitcom about a black family to a satire on racism to something truly shocking.
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As we sit in the restaurant of her Midtown Manhattan hotel, I keep wondering if this is the kind of duality that makes a real actress: the personality to win hearts and the self-control to survive in an industry where longevity is a privilege.
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The discovery of this mirror duality meant that in short order, mathematicians studying these two kinds of geometric spaces had twice the number of tools at their disposal: Now they could use techniques from algebraic geometry to answer questions in symplectic geometry, and vice versa.
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Given how marquee the presentation of Gooigi is within the game, it's actually surprising the amount of times the game goes through long stretches where you basically don't use him; far and away, the duality of Luigi and Gooigi produces the most satisfying brain twisters.
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When I spoke to Cabán in May, she also talked about taking violent crimes seriously — speaking to the duality that minority communities face in that they often feel law enforcement simultaneously over-polices them for minor crimes but under-polices them for serious ones.
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Just got word from " The BasedGod " that the thunder will not be beating the Warriors in the playoffs series,Durant is still cursed - Lil B To see this duality in action, we need look no further than Lil B's appearance yesterday on ESPN's Sports Nation.
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I wanted to show the duality of myself as a person and how sometimes I can be onstage and be this super confident, outgoing person and then sometimes I'm the opposite of that, where I don't wanna talk to anyone and be left alone.
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And so, if you have been cheated on, if you have ever stepped out on a partner, if you have ever wondered if you deserve better, if you have ever thought you deserved what you received — you still cannot be contained by a simple duality.
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It's like she took both sides—stuff like Uzi who a lot of people contend isn't emo, and stuff like Paramore—and brought them together on one release to sort of validate the musical duality that older purists refuse to accept exists in modern music.
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To me, their collaboration represents the duality of this cultural moment: the anger and the hope, the despair with a politics that eliminates all pretense of normal life, the need to take action while also just putting one foot in front of the other.
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According to Lenovo, the earliest versions of the foldable will run on Windows 10 Pro, with a Lenovo software skin for duality; a Windows 10X version, which is a streamlined version of Windows designed for dual-screen devices, will come later, likely in the fall.
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The album also introduced a dark duality that in many ways would become the hallmark of Pierre's songwriting while songs like the fan favorite "Let's Get Fucked Up And Die" tackled the alcohol abuse that would lead him to attend AA meetings during the writing process.
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And more broadly, the research highlights an uncomfortable duality in stories about finding alternatives or solutions to sources of emissions: it's dangerous to rely on technological or scientific advances to fix things, but it's also both inevitable and good that technology and science will change things.
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Duality, which builds solutions based on homomorphic encryption — a technique that encrypts an organization's data in a way that lets it stay encrypted even as the company collaborates with third parties that also process the data — is today announcing that it has raised $16 million in funding.
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His comments at Thursday's afternoon briefing underscored the growing duality of the fight: While the President is telling a tale of great successes, of a government powerfully mobilizing, front-line health care workers are facing gruesome scenes in hospitals in a growing number of hot spots.
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In fact, Holbrooke himself was caught in this duality of being his own most fervent admirer and worst enemy (although when someone once commented that he was his own worst enemy, a national security adviser he had worked with snapped, "not as long as I'm around").
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