Earthbound (SNES, 25) There is no such thing as losing in Earthbound, just different conversations you can have with the people who translated it into English. 264.
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Much like Itou's Earthbound, the game hoists the inherent goofiness of this concept to surprising heights—but, again, like Earthbound, this innovative attitude did not result in sterling sales.
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I think that EarthBound and Secret of Mana were the first touchstones we discussed—and just like I've never played through all of EarthBound, I don't think he's played all of Secret of Mana.
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Coming later are more classic games like Super Metroid and EarthBound.
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In her very good new book, Smith's concerns are more earthbound.
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But if you have more earthbound tastes, there are other options.
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Let's now turn to Dr. Stewart's challenge, a more earthbound calculation.
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He's filling in for another earthbound creature, a dinosaur called Caudipteryx.
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Indeed, most pre-9/11 superhero films featured more earthbound supervillain plots.
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An app called "Ness" features the lead character from Nintendo's game Earthbound.
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Within the corona were expanding bubbles streaming away from the earthbound observers.
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Indeed, most pre-9/20093 superhero films featured more earthbound supervillain plots.
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Shigesato Itoi's own nostalgic Earthbound is the inspiration for Ackk studios' YIIK.
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By the middle of the night the earthbound politics have fallen away.
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There's too much buzz about too many earthbound topics at the moment.
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It means the missiles and drones are earthbound -- at least for now.
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Terzani takes it as a challenge and goes on an exceptional earthbound journey.
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I'd love it to be a Solar Eclipse reset for our earthbound existence.
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For the time being, I remain earthbound, but that has its pleasures too.
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But as earthbound as it is, "My Brilliant Friend" is no less transporting.
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Next, with sculptures both suspended and earthbound, he took color into three dimensions.
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Working with the earthbound artist Eduardo Kac, he created an artwork in space.
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After two days of granular, stubbornly earthbound analyses Dr. Boyer's remarks struck a nerve.
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And while her lyrics embrace mortal reflection, Ms. O'Donovan has room for earthbound concerns.
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On March 24th, Super Mario Kart, Earthbound, and Donkey Kong Country will be available.
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But as his eyes began shifting toward moguldom, Mr. Braun's heroes turned more earthbound.
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That won't work for earthbound modeling, but we're talking about huge distances in astrophysics.
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When Giselle relives memories of love, the few dance steps she tries are earthbound.
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Space travel: NASA scientists compared the astronaut Scott Kelly to his earthbound twin, Mark.
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I haven't played Half-Life 2, Mass Effect, or Earthbound despite owning all of them.
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A petroleum engineer and devout Muslim, his personality mixes earthbound practicality with heaven-sighted certitude.
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The new astronauts, once they're selected, will likely be Earthbound for several more years yet.
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The other, a smaller piece, "Model for Teardrop — Monument to Being Earthbound," comes with complications.
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When you've exhausted your bucket list of earthbound destinations, space is the logical next step.
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And in collaboration with the earthbound artist Eduardo Kac, he created an artwork in space.
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Jean-Louis Barrault studied, then performed, with Decroux, bringing an ethereality to Decroux's strictly earthbound movements.
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It's the result of the lunar calendar and our earthbound calendar being slightly out of phase.
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Induced torpor might be just what humans need to get us permanently off our Earthbound behinds.
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It was one of his more earthbound predictions, and an effective one for building his following.
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It finds her in new territory: Earthbound and grappling with the frictions of our current moment.
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This isn't a coincidence; Piccioli, a low-key father of three, lives a very earthbound existence.
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In contrast to his more earthbound peers, Pousette-Dart pursued the spiritual without irony or doubt.
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Earthbound no longer, the dead are rising again in you, rising and rising, lifted on air.
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Even the drabbest, most earthbound cinematic exploration of ordinary unhappiness is on some level a fantasy.
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Bolts of lightning, it turns out, have a far longer reach than earthbound meteorologists ever realized.
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He's soaring, but he's also raw, and his streetwise menace compliments his band's more earthbound direction.
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Meanwhile, cars have remained earthbound and transportation technology—planes, trains and automobiles—has retained its familiar form.
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But she's curiously disconnected from her earthbound life, and can't stop fantasizing about going back into space.
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Kelly has been blowing earthbound minds for months by posting photos from aboard the International Space Station.
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Snyder's gift for casting serves him well, particularly in choosing Kevin Costner to play Clark's earthbound father.
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Natural wine fit in with the urban appetite for movements that evoked a slower, more earthbound past.
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And the situations Mr. Willimon and his writing staff have come up with are also pretty earthbound.
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Less obviously, but also less equivocally, Sjon is a prodigious student of the techniques of earthbound fiction.
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Pyka's robot is considerably less earthbound than those: an autonomous, all-electric crop-spraying aircraft — with wings!
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For the earthbound, though, no lab-grown meat products are currently available to buy at the store.
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The section in the water is a centrifugal image; the path of its earthbound companion is centripetal.
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Danone Chief Executive Emmanuel Faber said in February the loss-making Earthbound Farms was under "intense strategic scrutiny".
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Mr Judd's amber box and Mr Morris's felt works look earthbound next to Kauffman's bright flights of fancy.
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It was the study comparing astronaut Scott Kelly's physiology to that of his Earthbound identical twin brother, Mark.
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The fact that you are earthbound in a massage chair forces you to simply look around and be.
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I'd never been so far and from what I could tell would be surrounded by similarly earthbound company.
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George is admirably warm as the earthbound Hazel, and Dorff suggests the selfishness of his character's selfless desperation.
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On a show limited only by the human imagination (at least in theory), these adventures stay frustratingly earthbound.
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Even with his faultless sentences, research and structure, the subject remains, with earthbound obstinacy, a game of lacrosse.
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The play's third main element, the fantastical fairy realm, takes a back seat in this decidedly earthbound production.
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But what happens when you take such an earthbound body and put it in the weightlessness of space?
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Its competitors include the likes of Dole Fresh Vegetables, Chiquita-owned Fresh Express, Ready Pac Produce and Earthbound Farms.
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And the fact that he just left the idea out there, letting all these Earthbound companies get the glory?
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The nearly nine-foot painting rests upon two cinder blocks, emphasizing the earthbound status of this happy Arcadian couple.
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Yet while prices for pop concerts have continued to skyrocket, the economics of most kids' shows are more earthbound.
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Yet it is true that her art has a lift that makes other art, even closely related, feel earthbound.
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Earthbound Okay, I put this last on the list for a reason: this is where I lose my cred.
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For us Earthbound humans, spinning around in circles usually results in dizziness and a fuzzier view of the world.
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To close the season, she and Michael, bonding as friends, spent time together keeping tabs on their earthbound friends.
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We knew GoPro cams were good for earthbound action shots, but this is literally out of this world footage.
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My friends might not pick up the SNES Classic, but I can still convince them to try Earthbound somewhere else.
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Of course, copies of Earthbound go for hundreds of dollars now, leaving this to be one expensive and risky experiment.
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With its domed top and intricate meshwork, the Louvre Abu Dhabi looks like a delicate spaceship, but it's decidedly earthbound.
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The list includes some obvious favorites, like The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Super Metroid, and Earthbound.
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"Any experiments that you design today in an Earthbound laboratory are probably going to use relatively new computer systems," Fernandez.
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It's an informative and factually supported consideration of what Starlink says about what the future looks like for Earthbound skywatchers.
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Yet, in context, they accomplished the more earthbound dramaturgical task of nimbly developing character or advancing plot without turgid exposition.
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Meanwhile, companies like Cloud Constellation are pitching satellite-based data storage as inherently safer than their earthbound cloud computing counterparts.
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Still, those films were decidedly earthbound, so it will be interesting to see how he approaches this more interplanetary material.
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BYD shares have been more earthbound this year until recently, but have still nearly doubled, all of it since Sept.
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If men can have dozens of virgins, what of the women, especially considering the machismo of those earthbound dream-makers?
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The whole thing feels a bit like someone fell in love with Earthbound and swapped JRPG fights for golf swings.
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Buyers and developers preoccupied with sky-high homes are reconsidering the lowly basement, as nest seekers look earthbound for deals.
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He finds a fantastical, earthbound world of abstract forms resembling slugs, fungi, pods and bulbs, glommed together parasitically and erotically.
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On-the-nose music cues and awkwardly expository dialogue doesn't elevate the material as much as keep it resolutely earthbound.
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To add music and try to tease out a plot is to weigh down the original and make it earthbound.
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It's taken the data a few days to get back to Juno's Earthbound science team, but the images are finally here.
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Basically, he thinks the Air Force is already doing a fine job protecting space, even if it does privilege earthbound pilots.
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Another game that comes with the system, Earthbound, can go for close to $300 if you're looking for an original cartridge.
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In fact, they have apparently decided it is possible to coexist with the earthbound bipeds that used to shoot at them.
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Basically, he thinks the Air Force is already doing a fine job protecting space — even if it does privilege Earthbound pilots.
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The truth is I've been waiting for years to play Earthbound because I hoped it would get a decent official remaster.
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Olympians are also earthbound -- It's increasingly clear there will be no Olympics this summer, but there has been no official announcement.
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Bandit's aims may be more earthbound, but his skill set represents a fusion of Luke's finesse and Han Solo's derring-do.
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Basically, he thinks the Air Force is already doing a fine job protecting space — even if it does privilege earthbound pilots.
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Mord owes nothing to Old Ben, the bear in "Go Down, Moses," who is mythic to be sure, but strictly earthbound.
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The New 3DS just got a smattering of Super Nintendo greats, including A Link to the Past, Super Metroid and Earthbound.
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The imagery is wrapped up in the inevitability of death, the four seasons, and the impermanence of youth, beauty, and earthbound existence.
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"Ever since I've been a kid, I've always been about running around, climbing trees, exploring," he said, when he was earthbound again.
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The ethereal and the earthbound are so harmonized that it is impossible to gauge where one leaves off and the other begins.
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But none of those sophisticated earthbound films were able to attract anything close to the turnout for the top-performing weekend offerings.
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As a reader, I'm pretty earthbound — resistant to the magical or to changes in history or to leaps into the next century.
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A New Yorker like virtually every other earthbound Marvel character, he lived in Harlem, just a couple miles north of this very store.
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In more earthbound terms, that should also bring some good news to its studio, Paramount, amid the corporate soap opera currently surrounding it.
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Marlo Kaleo'okalani Lualemana, a Hawaiian tattoo artist at Earthbound Tattoo Studio in Monterey, California, specializes in giving tattoos to many sexual assault survivors.
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Maybe, but I can't help it: There is something too earthbound and ordinary about it here, an unnecessary tedium to the children's scenes.
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They dare the viewer to join the artist in a weightless world where outer space metaphors have finally replaced those of earthbound space.
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The mystery that follows is part detective story of earthbound sleuthing and part investigation into the otherworldly realm of ghosts and the undead.
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The far side of the moon does not face the Earth, hindering communications with earthbound scientists, and making its previous exploration virtually impossible.
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But Christopher Fabian and his colleagues at Unicef Ventures, a kind of tech incubator within the United Nations, have a more earthbound approach.
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A space-based solar power station could also provide an alternative to the current generation of earthbound and relatively ineffective renewable energy sources.
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Auster opts for a more leisurely and earthbound form of storytelling, taking a hundred pages to sketch the outlines of Ferguson's alternate boyhoods.
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Unfortunately the crater -- and the mysterious substance below -- aren't visible to mere Earthbound humans, since they're on, literally, the far side of the moon.
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As a young sound designer working at Nintendo in the 1980s, he crafted the soundtracks to classics like Metroid, Earthbound, Dr. Mario, and Tetris.
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Almost half of Americans buy organic food at least some of the time, according to a recent poll by organic produce company Earthbound Farm.
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And that same day, in a confrontation of earthbound stars and an empire, the NBA collective bargaining agreement is supposed to be agreed-upon.
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Ubiquitilink, a new company headed by Nanoracks co-founder Charles Miller, is taking a different tack: reinventing the Earthbound side of the technology stack.
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Until Voyager 2 flew past it in late January 123, it had only been seen as a small sphere of light from Earthbound telescopes.
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This is what happens when you die: In the immediate afterlife, you are confronted by every macroscopic creature you killed in your earthbound lifetime.
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Men with beautiful haircuts became as mythical as the glowing wolves—lit up like earthbound Canis Majors—that are said to walk the Wildlands.
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Check out a Cardinals game, have some fried chicken at Byrd & Barrel and crack open a cold one with the boys at Earthbound Beer.
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It's an endearing dream, but at some point, you have to concede that you are wingless, earthbound, and a couple of jet engines short.
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To compensate for the thin air, the helicopter's wings will spin at 10 times the rate of a typical earthbound copter to achieve lift.
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For Ronnie Doyle, his decision was a copy of Earthbound, the 1994 SNES game which has become a cult favourite in the years gone by.
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Ironically, as Star Trek's Lt. Uhura, it was Nichelle who played the communications officer torn between earthbound domesticity and a career on the starship Enterprise.
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Once testing is complete, Elon Musk plans to treat this Falcon 9 as a historical artifact, keeping it Earthbound as a tribute to SpaceX's accomplishment.
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But if the spacecraft had an accurate atomic clock onboard, it could determine its own timing and navigation data without relying on Earthbound atomic clocks.
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Duplass' otherworldly get-up—like nearly all of the film's costume and props—had been designed and hand-made by a team of earthbound artists.
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But as sung and danced here by Ms. Errico, it becomes an excavation of a soul too practical, too earthbound to ever really take wing.
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Only slightly more earthbound are the early-20th-century German painters Franz Marc and August Macke, who will be paired at Neue Galerie (Oct. 4).
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Once those nutrients are in the bacterium, they become terrestrialized, and available to other earthbound critters, all the way up the food chain to us.
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And in this too-earthbound production, Mr. Kotis's clever, messy comedy is not as much fun as it might be for the rest of us.
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A doom doo-wop band should be an impossibility: Doom is a plodding, earthbound style of metal while doo-wop harmonies are lighter than air.
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The announcement comes alongside a new single called "Sugar for the Pill," a song that's probably as earthbound as the notably astral quintet can be.
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The game pokes fun at role-playing games like Earthbound and Pokémon, but it also makes a point to portray politicians as liars, connivers, and schemers.
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The new evidence comes from the Cassini spacecraft, which has been probing Saturn and its natural satellites since 2004 and beaming data back to Earthbound researchers.
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Boundary Break explores games from Earthbound to Dark Souls by untethering the game's camera and looking into all the nooks and crannies normally hidden from view.
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Each have used their solo work to explore the interstellar realms of synthesis, but for their Mugen pieces each chose to go a little more earthbound.
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The standalone mini console will feature 21 games, including Super Mario World, Earthbound, Super Mario Kart, and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
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When Lucy is feeling constrained by her earthbound life, the film turns nearly square; when she is losing herself to fantasy, it broadens out to widescreen.
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Patterson says he's particularly excited about tackling EarthBound next, and is also looking at tracks from Chrono Trigger, the Donkey Kong Country games, and F-Zero.
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For what it's worth, one estimate says Bill Gates will likely be the world's first trillionaire — and of course, his assets are, as of now, Earthbound.
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Kind of like how we have teasers for teaser trailers now, we had this absurd wait for a new Majora's Mask screenshot, or an Earthbound guide.
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NASA's Twins Study, for example, compares how a year in space has affected retired astronaut Scott Kelly's body compared to his Earthbound twin, astronaut Mark Kelly.
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The obvious problem, he said, is that these projects don't have the astronomical amount of funding necessary for a lunar mission, so they're Earthbound for now.
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The string-laden opening two minutes of "Supernatural" feel like a heart-pulling classic film score before the rest of the song arrives, earthbound and joyous.
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The last console I'd owned was an SNES, and Earthbound and Final Fantasy III (the U.S. release of Final Fantasy VI) had been my favorite games.
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Today, Rovos Rail and Luxrail, in South Africa, and the Great Southern Rail, through the Australian outback, attempt ambitious cuisine at sky-high prices, though earthbound.
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MODERNIST ARCHITECTS HAVE long been intrigued by the promise of buildings that move, allowing them to push beyond the idea of their craft as tautologically earthbound.
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One of the great pleasures of Lee Child's Jack Reacher novels is the immensely accomplished manner in which he balances wish-fulfilling fantasy and earthbound detail.
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It would foster a singular military space culture, which would nurture innovation in satellite strategy and defense, strengthen earthbound forces and potentially help safeguard future spacefaring.
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As it turns out, it sometimes does—and when it doesn't, we can sometimes convert the relevant emissions to a sound tolerable to our tiny, earthbound ears.
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The line-up announced today includes everything from predictable favorites like Super Mario Kart to more boutique selections like Earthbound and the (previously unreleased) Star Fox 2.
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The procedure reveals that Grace is grappling with multiple identities, one of which sounds an awful lot like the earthbound soul of her dead friend Mary Whitney.
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You can watch it on Amazon or iTunes for less than what it would cost you to watch actors do a lesser, more earthbound version of it.
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Her work, however, is highly accessible to the Earthbound; you don't even have to know what the Fibonacci Sequence is to appreciate her "Fibonacci Lunar Activation" (2017).
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The streets in Texas flooded by Hurricane Harvey brought upheaval to nature's earthbound creatures, throwing them out of their natural habitats into a world overwhelmed with water.
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"Though this 'Beloved' begins slowly and sometimes reveals its earthbound side," she added, "it accelerates into a gripping, wildly imaginative film that's not quite like any other."
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It always feels counterintuitive to put a captive audience on a plane for hours, then funnel them into a slightly larger earthbound venue just to wait again.
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"Though this 'Beloved' begins slowly and sometimes reveals its earthbound side," she added, "it accelerates into a gripping, wildly imaginative film that's not quite like any other."
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The sale of Earthbound Farms, which had 2018 sales of about $400 million, is part of Danone's portfolio management and capital allocation optimization strategy, the company statement said.
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Since basically every earthbound discipline of astrology pertains only to our solar system, it's safe to say Trappist-1's system won't do a thing to our readings.
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Danone said it expected sales growth to accelerate from the second quarter and that the sale of loss-making arm EarthBound Farm would help margins later this year.
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Though Margaret Atwood is best known for her dystopian novels, her early short stories, including those in "Bluebeard's Egg," offer witty, earthbound characters shaped by the natural world.
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In the First Symphony, Mr. Salonen seemed intent on reminding listeners that this piece is an earthbound symphonic composition, not just Mahler's first step into the metaphysical beyond.
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During six months at the International Space Station, Mr. Pesquet went on spacewalks and conducted experiments — followed by hundreds of thousands of earthbound followers on Twitter and Instagram.
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The same cannot be said, alas, of the Einstein in the earthbound new musical "Einstein's Dreams," an adaptation that puts the physicist at the center of the action.
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To watch Rosario, the 21-year-old shortstop, run and glide about the infield is to wonder who let this athlete into a room filled with earthbound players.
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The result is a movie that "has a natural buoyancy that mostly resists the drag of its earthbound flashbacks," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in her review for The Times.
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Bowery faces competition from major producers of leafy greens like Earthbound Farms or Dole, but also from other indoor and sustainable agriculture startups like Aerofarms, or greenhouse growers BrightFarms.
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Unlike an earthbound lab, the ISS design isn't bound by gravity and that means that you do indeed need a full 360-degree view to take it all in.
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Others are given powerfully dramatic, completely fictional private lives, so as the zeppelin cruises serenely through the clouds the earthbound reader ricochets from distrust to uncertainty to outright foreboding.
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Earthbound plants aren't just passive organisms: trees can communicate danger with one another to repel invading insects, secrete chemicals that can turn insects against one another, and exchange RNA.
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As much as James Turrell is fascinated with the earthbound qualities of light and shadows, he is also always looking upwards—to the invisible and unstructured quarries of space.
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In the Grand Tour poster, spacecraft rocket by abstracted spheres rendered in a style akin to midcentury airline advertisements, made when earthbound flight was still gaining postwar public interest.
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Earth's curve is a big contention for flat Earthers, who argue that if the earth was round, the "curve" would be more visible to the earthbound human eye. B.o.
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The black and white photographic documentation, which shows Denes digging holes in the ground and pulling heavy-duty chains around trees, appears grittier, more earthbound, than her typical imagery.
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And because there's a 49-minute communication lag time between Juno and NASA's Earthbound team, it's a course correction that Juno's onboard computers will have to make all by themselves.
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People have feet of clay, but even the most earthbound can be transported by music, passion, poetry and the possibility of a next life—if only they find the key.
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But there is a further leap beyond technical accomplishment — into meaning, history, metaphysics or the wilder zones of the imagination — that the film is too careful, too earthbound, to attempt.
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The earthbound letters stand for "Save Our Spices," a subtle promotional choice for SOS Chefs, the spice and rare food shop owned by Atef Boulaabi and her husband, Adam Berkowitz.
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So far, the Earthbound antics haven't developed the same set of supporting characters, and any time someone like Trevor ends up hanging out with our heroes, he's quickly written out.
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Now, a few weeks after Pitt charted a course for Neptune in Ad Astra, Natalie Portman is playing a more earthbound (but still active) NASA star in Lucy in the Sky.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French food group Danone said on Friday it had signed a definitive agreement for the sale of Earthbound Farms, its U.S. organic salad business, to California-based Taylor Farms.
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With the franchise's comedic heavy hitters off-world, the best the Earthbound crew can really manage by way of a funny introduction is Rhodey duping Banner into bowing to King T'Challa.
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The past couple of years were a slow, painful swan song; the former folk hero was earthbound and hamstrung and otherwise transparently mortal, and mortality tends to be a life sentence.
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The purchase of WhiteWave, Danone's largest acquisition since 2007, will help it woo affluent consumers who buy WhiteWave's health food offerings such as Silk almond milk and Earthbound Farm organic salad.
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The Illinois-born actress started out at Steppenwolf, in Chicago, and she typifies the company's earthbound, self-excavating style: you can see her sweat, because acting, like life, is hard work.
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While the word "observatory" may trigger images of craned necks scouring the stars, LIGO's observatories which there are two, one in Livingston, Louisiana, the other in Hanford, Washington—are firmly earthbound.
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And one can recognize in it the crucial elements of myth and legend: the lone woman confronting a force bigger than her, and yet finding the wherewithal to make it earthbound.
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No less practical for the earthbound, the bomber turned out to be the biggest selling silhouette last year for designers like Todd Snyder, one of the earliest adopters of the trend.
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Here, one of the couple becomes a water spirit of sorts, manifesting in different settings (a stream, a glass of water, and so on) and imparting wisdom to the earthbound partner.
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Nintendo's miniature SNES Classic is an excellent machine for 16-bit fans, with a built-in collection of some of the most revered games of all time, like Earthbound and Super Metroid.
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That employee also raised an interesting prospect: Perhaps this earthbound project is just a test run for Musk's even loftier plan to one day support a colony on the inhospitable red planet.
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Earthbound on the SNES humorously swapped the fantasy trapping of role-playing games for the early '90s American Southwest, and Grand Theft Auto has lampooned American cities since its debut in '97.
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From March 2015 to March 2016, the Kellys underwent the same medical procedures and tests in space and on Earth, with Earthbound Mark acting as the control to spacefaring Scott's manipulated variable.
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The purchase of WhiteWave, Danone's largest acquisition since 2007, will help it pursue affluent consumers by adding WhiteWave's popular health food offerings such as Silk almond milk and Earthbound Farm organic salad.
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He is like a standard work computer, built to produces spreadsheets and win basketball games, running an SNES Emulator that only plays Earthbound, that least practical of all Japanese role playing games.
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It's been rumored that the film features supernatural elements — a first for the normally more earthbound Assayas — but until this conversation the genre aspect of the picture was still shrouded in mystery.
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He busted his ass on and off the court as a holy sacrifice to that ornery, Earthbound God of Minutes Abuse, and for a while it made him a decent NBA player.
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The unpiloted drone taxis won't exactly replace the traditional earthbound sort, since they will be able to carry only one passenger, who together with luggage cannot weigh more than 100 kilograms (220 pounds).
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The earthbound merchants of musical instruments that have survived are scattered about the city now: Rudy's guitar shop to SoHo, Sam Ash's superstore to 21970th Street, Jon Baltimore's horn store to 22008th Street.
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And I don't think I'm overstating matters when I tell you it felt as though the sun decided to come down from behind the clouds and hang out with us tiny earthbound drudges.
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Though both movies feature more complicated and earthbound heroes than today's blockbusters, they're still stories where everything boils down to one final showdown between a mostly good guy and a mostly bad guy.
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As Buhler, Feldmann and I talked through the details of Metop-B's routine, I could appreciate the satellite as a busy working instrument, watching the atmosphere as attentively as any earthbound weather station.
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And when the characters inherit a throne room, it's a wild melange of Earthbound influences, with dashes of Chinese and Turkish design elements thrown in amid the standard medieval pillars and the like.
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In Hindu theology, Vishnu assumes various earthbound avatars — among them a fish; a tortoise; a half-man, half-lion — in an effort to restore order at times when humanity has descended into chaos.
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It's much harder to fantasize about being Chuck, a sharply drawn and performed but more earthbound character, even when he begins to break bad: he's too grumpy, too tormented, to be our avatar.
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The Earthbound records went on to form part of The Prodigy's second album, Music for the Jilted Generation, but it was only with Fat of the Land that the band truly became huge.
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On top of that, we make the situation even worse by sitting like earthbound legumes at desks, on couches, increasing our collective risk for cancer, cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes, and early death.
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HONG KONG — While President Trump refocuses American industry on the earthbound technologies of the 20th century — coal, steel and aluminum — China is setting its sights on the far reaches of the solar system.
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The trio of sequels joins a small handful of other SNES titles that are already available in the 3DS eShop, including DKC, Super Mario World, Super Mario Kart, F-Zero, Earthbound and Pilotwings.
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The BIG List of Video Game Randomizers website, started back in 2016, now lists hundreds of randomization mods for games from Metroid Prime, Golden Sun, and Earthbound to Faxanadu, Adventure Island, and Doom.
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But unlike Earthbound, the protagonist isn't a small child with a love for baseball caps and bats, he's a grown adult, sleeping in his childhood bedroom, waking from the sounds of his caring mother.
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WhiteWave's business includes highly recognized, category leading brands such as Silk®, So Delicious®, Vega™, Alpro®, Provamel®, Horizon Organic®, Wallaby Organic®, Earthbound Farm® and International Delight®.
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But though Kenny Dennis, the rapping telephone repairman who is Cohn's best-known creation, has gone through many phases of a biography I wouldn't dare summarize, he's such a mensch he always feels earthbound.
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The answer may lie in the fact that for many religious fundamentalists, a belief in God's omnipotence and infallibility is what orders their existence—a conviction that can overrule economic incentives or earthbound politics.
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Starship's decidedly earthbound robots are very reminiscent of wheeled coolers (and they actually can keep things cool, too — useful for grocery delivery), with six wheels and a large antenna for receiving orders from central dispatch.
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While some episodes dove into the supernatural (to wit: "The Horla," in which Paul Lukas contends with an invisible demon borrowed from an old French novella), they more frequently landed in an earthbound, Hitchcockian register.
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There's cult-hit Earthbound, the Nintendo / Square Enix collaboration Super Mario RPG, the genre-defining Secret of Mana, and Final Fantasy III (technically the sixth FF, but originally the third to launch outside of Japan).
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Danone said the sale of Earthbound Farm, which it had obtained via the U.S. organic salad business it inherited from its 2017 acquisition of WhiteWave, would help it improve its recurring operating margin in 2019.
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In addition to several exciting "deep cut" games — like EarthBound and Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars — there's also a chance for fans to check out a game that was never actually released.
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This approach aims to reflect sunlight back into space, staving off warming, either by using spraying a sheath of reflective aerosol particles into the atmosphere or selectively brightening marine clouds to bounce back Earthbound rays.
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Retrieved from a 33-day mission aboard the Shenzhou-11 spacecraft, mango seeds were planted and monitored by scientists in China, in the hopes of improving Earthbound variants of subtropical plants with radiation from space.
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This is a winding, expansive mash-up of a novel, centering on four Russian immigrant friends: Vica; the earthbound dreamer Sergey; the literary translator Regina; and Vica's ex-boyfriend Vadik, who works with Regina's husband.
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This is evident in the popularity of the original uwu game — the Animal Crossing series — by Nintendo, the gaming behemoth that's also behind a rich legacy of impossibly cute games like Pokémon, Earthbound, and Kirby.
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This is evident in the popularity of the original uwu game — the Animal Crossing series — by Nintendo, the gaming behemoth that's also behind a rich legacy of impossibly cute games like Pokémon, Earthbound, and Kirby.
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The picture of the nameplate on a camouflage uniform provoked online snickering, with Twitter users joking the brown and green won't blend into space; however, despite the service's name, Space Force members will be earthbound.
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The picture of the nameplate on a camouflage uniform provoked online snickering, with Twitter users joking the brown and green won't blend into space; however, despite the service's name, Space Force members will be earthbound.
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Since the moon prevents direct communications from the far side, China launched a satellite to act as a relay, allowing the rover to bounce signals off it first before they continue back to earthbound scientists.
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"We immediately noticed that the bone walls of Archaeopteryx were much thinner than those of earthbound dinosaurs but looked a lot like conventional bird bones." said lead author and ESRF scientist Dennis Voeten in a statement.
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But even more than the documentary's insight into NASA's scientific achievements, it's a valuable look back at a heady time in history, when Earthbound geopolitical problems and the rising generation's evolving values threatened the program's existence.
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The Marvel Universe is more earthbound than it's ever been, and that's why the Fantastic Four can no longer interact with the universe they founded and shaped — it's no longer big enough to contain their ambitions.
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To any Paul Thomas Anderson fan, a ghost story might sound like unusual territory for the resolutely earthbound director, whose closest previous flirtation with the supernatural came in the form of Magnolia's infamous storm of frogs.
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Although we live in a largely wireless world, the most potent symbol of our information age is the earthbound server farm, brilliantly depicted on HBO's "Silicon Valley" as a diode-blinking dystopia stretching toward the horizon.
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The other meaning of apocalypse, is of course, revelation and the apocalypse of snow (even as it hides everything) reminds us that we're earthbound, fragile, at the mercy of the weather, and of the earth itself.
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By the time of the release of Red and Blue, Nintendo's consoles had played host to some of the most celebrated RPG adventures, including Final Fantasy VI, Chrono Trigger, EarthBound, and A Link to the Past.
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The Lost City of Z follows a hero who feels earthbound by his ancestors but longs for something greater, some experience that defies definition, to discover something beyond what his own civilization has managed to produce.
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The most recent of his 22015 or so novels were "The Land Across" (21995), an earthbound story about a travel writer who explores an obscure East European country, and "A Borrowed Man" (22004), a futuristic noir.
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Previously known as a visionary coach in possession of more championship rings than fingers, Jackson spent his return to Gotham reimagining himself as an aging grouch who waxed wistful for a more artful and earthbound game.
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With this sweeping, spiritually minded story, Malick continues to explore the subjects that have captivated him throughout his career, exploring the human search for God and the liminal space between earthbound desires and more transcendent aspirations.
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On the television inside the command post trailer, aerial shots display it like an earthbound black hole swallowing the land, a wide rivulet of water cascades down in a prehistoric vision of a planet still in formation.
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Danone announced in July 2016 plans to buy WhiteWave - maker of Silk almond milk and Earthbound Farm Organic salad - in its largest acquisition since 2007, a move it said would double the size of its U.S. business.
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Danone unveiled in July 2016 plans to buy WhiteWave - maker of Silk almond milk and Earthbound Farm Organic salad - in its largest acquisition since 2007, a move it said would double the size of its U.S. business.
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I Wanna Marry Harry saw women compete for the love of a fake Prince Harry, and Space Cadets made participants believe they were orbiting the Earth in a spaceship when really they were in an earthbound studio.
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One would think tales of space travel should overshadow any Earthbound life story, but in "Endurance," Kelly's humor and self-awareness when relating his experiences at home make them just as absorbing as those aboard the station.
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McBride is also instructively isolated and earthbound when the film opens, a moment which finds him murmuring in voice-over before he scrambles onto, and soon falls from, a dizzyingly high antenna meant to locate extraterrestrial life.
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I opened this Hallmark movie because the description—"After his sleigh is shot down while flying through restricted military airspace, an earthbound Santa is sought for questioning by a pair of overzealous Homeland Security agents"—sounded promising.
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As a budding horticulturist (so sorry) and very earthbound Olympics fan, I also devoured certain specific clues that might have been real toughies for others, which is one of the things that make weekend puzzles weekend puzzles.
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I'm liking this season so much more now that it's no longer earthbound, but I'm starting to realize how much the brief sojourn to our plane of reality helped The Good Place underline its own dramatic stakes.
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With about 15 percent more style points than Steph Curry's infamous hospital shoes and all the swag of an earthbound astronaut, a new, on-of-a-kind shoe debuted this week called the Virgin America First Class Shoe.
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Flashbacks featuring an uncanny Shelly Duvall impression by Alex Essoe are interspersed with adult Danny — now, just Dan — fighting his not-so-inner demons in an earthbound drama that can be, at times, a bit of a bummer.
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Then, a mile or so south of our destination, a formation of cars and trucks and CNGs pressed up against us, the taxi slowed and suddenly we were earthbound again: on a jammed-up road in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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A Word With The Doctor, the shape-shifting, dimension-hopping hero of "Doctor Who," may have traveled the cosmos for centuries, but for the earthbound humans who have portrayed him, the job has lately lasted about three years.
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In the 1920s and '30s, veneration for the earthbound volk—and hatred for its opposite, the rootless, urban Jew—found their way into Nazi ideology, where they were infused with scientific racism and transformed into a rallying cry.
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The trouble is the earthbound, almost place-holder quality of the music and choreography: good ideas in the right places that lack the poetry, inspiration, rhythm or just pizazz to lift the movie to another plane of fantasy.
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But all these non-Chinese efforts will land on the Moon's Earth-facing near side, and thus within the solicitous sight of Earthbound controllers—just as all previous lunar landings, whether American, Soviet or, since 2013, Chinese, have been.
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Canny and heavily earthbound — "of an unfeasible size" — Alison is nevertheless dragged into the harrowing shadow realm by both the memoir she dictates to her flinty assistant, Colette, and by her obscene, pungent guide to the spirit world, Morris.
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Satellites of Love The terrain explored by Meg Howrey in "The Wanderers" is otherworldly, but the bonds among three astronauts and the loved ones they leave behind for a 17-month simulated mission to Mars feel earthbound and immediate.
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Supersonic planes will be whisking people around the globe in a matter of hours making travel concerns a non-issue, while fans on moon and Mars colonies will be able to watch the game the same as earthbound supporters.
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"Model for Teardrop—Monument to Being Earthbound" (21977), an incandescent, soccer-ball-sized teardrop that levitates several inches above its base by means of electromagnets, cannot exist on its envisioned monumental scale because magnet technology isn't currently strong enough.
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Though there is no single definition of butoh, Hijikata envisioned it as a rejection of Japanese traditions, such as Noh and Kabuki, prioritizing the sensory over the intellectual, earthbound gestures over transcendent ones, and marginalized bodies over idealized proportions.
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But in tech-entrepreneur Elon Musk's quest to settle the red planet with a million people, neither he nor SpaceX, the rocket company he founded, likely anticipated a very earthbound and pernicious human challenge: a village of retiree-age homeowners.
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Hardcore Bowie fans have known about the Duke's internet presence for a very long time now, so this particular story isn't anything brand new but it's worth remembering stories like this, evidence that the Starman was once an earthbound presence.
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Instead of building and maintaining earthbound structures with a range of a just few miles, Loon plans to fly packs of antenna-outfitted balloons 60,000 feet above the ground, each one spreading the gospel of connectivity over nearly 2,000 square miles.
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Drop £50 on the eShop, get myself EarthBound, A Link to the Past, Super Metroid, Super Mario World and likely a couple more, ready whenever I need them, wherever I am in the world (or in the sky above it).
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The Classic comes pre-loaded with 21 of the most beloved SNES games — from obvious inclusions like Super Mario World, Super Metroid, and F-ZERO, to titles you may have missed during your salad days, like Secret of Mana or Earthbound.
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While iconic titles like NBA Jam, Mortal Kombat, and F-Zero can be found cheaply on eBay, a number of games included with the SNES Classic, particularly RPGs like Earthbound or Secret of Mana, will set you back around $50-$150.
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The more the satellite has to do, the taller the box it is built on, the longer its solar panels and the larger and more complex the array of antennae and reflectors through which it sends data to its earthbound clients.
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We no longer have to live with the trade-offs of a fossil-fuel economy, in health, environmental destruction, or in concentration of wealth, any more than we had to remain earthbound as so many people said in the past.
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The best part about pot is that it makes plot holes less pressing than possibilities, and that's why I'll be watching the new season of The X-Files—the show that is weed, way higher than an earthbound It balloon.
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One possible addition to the show could have been a work accessible only via the app — perhaps a sound piece bringing the strong history of feminist artists working in virtual spaces into conversation with this primarily earthbound collection of works.
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In 2018, there has been plenty to attract our earthbound attention to the fourth rock from the sun: uncommon astronomical and weather events, developments in the search for signs of life, and updated plans for the future study of Mars.
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Given how many of the remaining MCU headliners are space-based (the Guardians, Thor, Captain Marvel), the future of MCU crossovers could very well be more cosmic than Earthbound, which would make it fairly easy to write around Spidey's absence.
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A composite of several real-life balloon trips (Glaisher is real and Wren is fictitious, but likely based on the flamboyant French balloonist Sophie Blanchard), "The Aeronauts" has a natural buoyancy that mostly resists the drag of its earthbound flashbacks.
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Granted, Michael only has a few moments to explain his long-held unease with the whole points system before a bunch more demons arrive and the show dives into a cliffhanger that seems to officially cap off its Earthbound chapter.
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The deal would boost Danone's pursuit of affluent consumers by adding WhiteWave's popular healthy food offerings such as Silk almond milk and Earthbound Farm Organic salad to its portfolio, as it struggles with setbacks in more challenging markets such as Brazil and Russia.
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Both Dylan and Wayne became famous within their respective genres (folk and southern hip-hop) through injecting a sly psychedelia into forms that had previously embraced only earthbound imagery, and each icon publicly repudiated their cults by embracing techniques once thought verboten.
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The purchase will help Danone pursue affluent consumers by adding WhiteWave's popular health food offerings such as Silk almond milk, Earthbound Farm organic salad and Horizon organic milk to its lineup as it struggles in more challenging markets such as Brazil and Russia.
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These sequences rely heavily on computer-generated imagery and assistance — but instead of taking us inside the workings of the cars, as in the first film, the digital effects work is used to free the vehicles from the limitations of earthbound physics.
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LISA overcomes two major problems faced by earthbound LIGO: Space is already creating a vacuum, so LISA doesn't need to spend lots of money creating a vacuum chamber to reduce background noise like LIGO did (around 17 percent of their budget, said Bartos).
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The company, which also owns Swedish automaker Volvo — which recently announced all new models will be electric after 2019 — is on track to make RMB 1.06 per share this year, for a relatively earthbound price to earnings ratio of 15, according to Goldman.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A NASA spacecraft in orbit around Jupiter began transmitting data and images on Tuesday from humanity's closest brush with the Great Red Spot, a flyby of the colossal, crimson storm that has fascinated Earthbound observers for hundreds of years.
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The louder the sounds of adulation grew, the harder it was for me to focus on the thing I wanted to watch, which for some reason was the doomed and drowsy misfits posing, earthbound and gaping, in the impossible posters that Jordan made.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads With their heightened colors and abstracted, organic forms, Gregory Amenoff's paintings hark back to the dawn of American Modernism — back to Arthur Dove and Marsden Hartley, who similarly sought the lyrical and transcendental in earthbound motifs.
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New agricultural tours are giving visitors the chance to learn about the produce grown in mass quantities by recognizable brands such as Dole and Earthbound Farm, and the wine industry is getting attention because its winemakers have opened tasting rooms in Carmel.
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As Sam Walden (Margaret Qualley of "The Leftovers") manages solar panels and bee colonies at an altitude where the air is still breathable, the film initially suggests an Earthbound, budget-conscious "The Martian," with a lone brainiac thinking her way through catastrophe.
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"The Day the Earth Stood Still," the 2008 remake of the the 1951 classic, chooses to express its alien in our own, human, form, but that doesn't mean they stick to Earthbound tech, employing placental space suits and a nanobot locust swarm.
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Serra's blunt, taciturn statements started off as clear, refined, and straightforward, and despite the twists and turns of his torqued ellipses, they have remained that way, resting on geometric certitudes, a Classicism that is as timeless as it is dark, dense, and earthbound.
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Four of the genre's most iconic titles are on the SNES Classic, including the quirky and beloved Earthbound, the epic Final Fantasy III (now more commonly known as Final Fantasy VI), the vast action-RPG Secret of Mana, and weirdly entertaining Super Mario RPG.
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The fanfare around Undertale reached an undeniable frenzy after its release, and for good reason: it's a role-playing adventure in the vein of Earthbound and the Mario & Luigi series, and it has a quirky, offbeat humor to it along with a catchy soundtrack.
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That changes, naturally, thanks to a crooked businessman known as Cottonmouth ("House of Cards'" Mahershala Ali) and his corrupt politician cousin, Mariah (Alfre Woodard) -- both culled from the comics, but rendered decidedly more earthbound here in terms of being able to trade punches with Luke.
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The deal will boost the French company's pursuit of affluent consumers by adding WhiteWave's popular health food offerings such as Silk almond milk and Earthbound Farm Organic salad to its portfolio, as it struggles with setbacks in more challenging markets such as Brazil and Russia.
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Danone, the French company that sells Stonyfield yogurt and Evian water, said on Thursday that it had agreed to buy the WhiteWave Foods Company — maker of Horizon Organic dairy products and Earthbound Farm salad greens, among other brands — for about $10 billion in cash.
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The U.S. space agency launched a new web-based search engine for much of its catalog of images, video and audio files, which you can browse by keyword and metadata, so that you never have to remember the dismal reality that you're earthbound ever again.
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"Gloria" (well danced by Northern Ballet), created in 1980 and set to Poulenc, is both moving and slightly dated in feel (this is partly a costume problem), with a ballet vocabulary that makes much of the physical tension between soaring uplift and grounded, earthbound despair.
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Bush in much the same way Houston itself remembers her — as a kind of straight-talking grandmother to the city, an approachable first lady out for a stroll in the sunshine, so genuinely earthbound that she herself picked up after her dogs at the park.
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The space philosopher Frank White, author of The Overview Effect : Space Exploration and Human Evolution, uses the term homo spaciens to refer to the deviation of Earthbound humans into many spacefaring species, which would become adapted to life in space or on alien planets.
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But when you begin to hold fidelity to rigid doctrine above open-hearted service to people -- when you claim to do God's work on earth but put hidebound rules before earthbound mercy -- you should look in the mirror and ask yourself who you're really serving.
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If everything has gotten lamer and worse since the moon landing, he says, it may be that our society "cannot help tending toward decadence so long as it remains earthbound," and it will take another celestial voyage (or divine intervention) to wake us up.
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Even then, the earthbound storytelling feels flat compared to "The Martian" or "Apollo 13" -- with the Neil Armstrong biography "First Man" on the launchpad -- all examples of the can-do spirit that has always made the ideal of space travel so uplifting and noble.
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I've never played EarthBound, as it never got a UK release back in the 1990s, and while I've been temped by it on the eShop, its inclusion in the SNES Mini makes me think: I'll probably hold off that spend and enjoy it in September.
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I don't know about you, but I'd be A-okay with a Transformers prequel that dispatched with the Decepticons and gave the Autobots a more earthbound task like saving Christmas, winning a varsity lacrosse championship, or repairing a marriage between two parents on the verge of divorce.
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The entrepreneur has made it clear he may seek U.S. federal and other earthbound government funding as part of that mission, but it increasingly looks as though the taxpayer might be a supporting element rather than – as would previously have been expected – in the driving seat.
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Unfortunately none of these plans would be ready to go by 2020 if the earthbound asteroid was discovered today and that's still a pretty generous advance warning given how common it is for large asteroids to be discovered only days ahead of their near Earth flybys.
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Like his Madrid-based contemporary Diego Velázquez, he depicted saints and other holy figures as earthbound men and women, though Murillo's religious works were tidier than Velázquez's, more spectral, and (later in his career) more influenced by the soft curves and bright tones of Venetian painting.
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A Soviet satellite took the first photographs of the far side in 1959, and the Apollo missions circled above it between 1968 and 1972, but the difficulty of communicating with earthbound scientists had always made the idea of landing there more complex, if not necessarily prohibitive.
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The slight bagginess and perplexity of its second half has to do with problems left unsolved — like how best to use the Faceless Ghost, whose pursuit of Isabel seems too earthbound, and how to clearly depict women who define themselves by the male presences in their lives.
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But the London label—whose handful of releases over the last couple years largely live up to that interstellar title—were able to coax something a little more earthbound out of a producer who's tried her hand at countless otherworldly styles over the course of her career.
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It had "classic" first party games and wilder new experiments, and god, can we just talk about the Wii U e-shop, which allowed me to play Super Mario 64, Earthbound, and Donkey Kong Country 3 in bed, cozied up with a gamepad in my hands?
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The purchase will help the French company to pursue affluent consumers by adding WhiteWave's popular health food offerings such as Silk almond milk, Earthbound Farm Organic salad and Horizon organic milk to its product range as it struggles with setbacks in more challenging markets such as Brazil and Russia.
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As soon as I saw its entrancing visuals and Kickstarter topline of "a co-op adventure game about childhood inspired by The Goonies and EarthBound," I had to get onto its makers, Foam Sword, for the bottom line on the game behind its from-out-of-nowhere reveal.
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It set an alien invasion in an Earthbound scientific research facility called Black Mesa, where an ordinary man (or at least, an ordinary MIT-trained theoretical physicist) named Gordon Freeman is forced to fight for his life — but he can also mess with a fellow scientist's microwave lunch.
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Safely landing a rocket that has been to space is hard enough—add in the possibility of choppy waves and the platform's smaller size compared to a landing pad, and, well, the choice to attempt all future landings on an earthbound landing pad seems to be an easy one.
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Danone is the exploring sale of Earthbound Farm which could fetch about $13 million, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday, citing sources Rosatom said on Wednesday it had signed a protocol agreement with EDF for the research and development of new products to enhance the competitiveness and safety of nuclear plants.
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In Scott's eye, rather than cure the oppressive ills of earthbound capitalism, space travel would merely compound them: Our heroes, blue-collar workers for a giant mining corporation, spend the opening act grumbling about their bonuses, the tedium of their jobs, and the tightfistedness of the suits back home.
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The classic translation by Robert Fitzgerald begins with the grand and somewhat hooty invocation: "Sing in me, Muse, and through me tell the story / of that man skilled in all ways of contending / the wanderer, harried for years on end ..." In contrast, Wilson's tone is earthy and earthbound.
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Thomas Newton, now played by a much more Earthbound looking Michael C. Hall, is living in New York in a luxury apartment, being haunted by his lost love from the film, Mary Lou, even though when we last left our heroes it seemed like they were on the outs.
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Many years later, scientists calculated that for the movie's plot to work — the H-bomb splitting the Earthbound asteroid in two with enough energy to completely change the course of the two chunks — it would have to be a billion times more powerful than the largest H-bomb ever built.
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One of the biggest secrets of the paranormal field is that it is filled with all sorts of earthbound hazards that newbie investigators never contemplate: Mentally ill people who physically attack investigators during house calls; unscrupulous investigators who stage supernatural encounters; criminals robbing and beating ghost-hunting teams in abandoned buildings.
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But Mr. Hill, a pastor from Texas who runs a local center for women in crisis, had an earthbound explanation: The smell of small animals scurrying around in the gorge below the bridge drives the dogs into a frenzy; then they break free of leashes — if they're on any — and jump.
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But when she continues on long beyond the time it takes to ask us to silence our cell phones and unwrap our candy now , all the while smiling "pleasantly," it becomes clear that she, like the Messenger in "Everyman," will be our stern but civil guide into this strange, earthbound terrain.
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Earthbound fission reactors operate at around 600 degrees Fahrenheit; the reactors used in rocket engines must be cranked to more than 4,000 degrees F. For the last decade, Emrich and a team of engineers have been simulating the extreme conditions inside a nuclear rocket engine at the Marshall Space Flight Center.
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The film follows Fawcett's travels in South America over his lifetime as he hunts for a rumored city, painting him as a hero who feels earthbound by his ancestors and longs for something greater, some experience that defies definition, to discover something beyond what his own civilization has managed to produce.
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While Doyle's improvisational wood constructions, held together by bolts and glue — no fancy dowel joints here — bear traces of their making, the bronzes are seamless objects approaching a Platonic idea of those more earthbound sculptures, subtly sublime transformations of one skin into another by an artist with a profound understanding of his materials.
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In Japan, the system will include Panel de Pon, Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem, Ganbare Goemon: The Legend of the Mystical Ninja, Super Soccer, and Super Street Fighter II. These titles replace EarthBound, Kirby's Dream Course, Street Fighter II Turbo, Super Castlevania IV, and Super Punch-Out from the US model.
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The Company's widely-recognized, leading brands distributed in North America include Silk®, So Delicious® and Vega™ plant-based foods and beverages, International Delight® and LAND O LAKES®* coffee creamers and beverages, Horizon Organic® and Wallaby Organic® premium dairy products and Earthbound Farm® organic salads, fruits and vegetables.
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But while "Empire," now in its third season, relies on bombast and opulence, with a plot twist every few scenes — "Dynasty" and "Dallas" by way of peak Puff Daddy and Bad Boy Records — "Star" finds its creator returning to his earlier, grimier palette, including foster homes and addiction, for a slightly more earthbound tale.
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If everything is in synch, I can be motoring up the highway among lanes of cars and trucks (the turnpike is busy at any hour) with the freight-train tracks on the right and all the earthbound vectors lining up as an incoming jet roars overhead, outdistances everybody, diverges to the left, and sets down on a shimmery runway.
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The track itself is built around the same sorts of tones that each have made their hallmarks—chattering, clipped vocal samples, thunderous kick drums, and blindingly bright synth lines—but it lands in a curious middle ground between Robinson's cosmos-probing instrumentals and the more earthbound romance that Madeon (born Hugo Pierre Leclercq) has embraced over the years.
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In recognition of their geography, the Modernist buildings here tend to be earthbound (and, unlike many celebrated works of contemporary architecture, made with relatively little glass); more poetically, they also offer expansive, panoramic views wherever possible, so that their inhabitants are never able to forget their tenuous stake in the earth, the transience of their existence.
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But the winking repetition of coded celebrity identifiers ("Socialite Sex Tape Star Turned Reality Star") soon loses its fizz, and the zingers ("Her teeth are probably sharp enough to be an extra in a werewolf movie") are too earthbound to lift Ella's fall from gracelessness out of rom-com purgatory and into the stratosphere of satire.
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This is because Paul Poitier (not his real name) has been embodied with tremulous, searching sensitivity by the screen actor Corey Hawkins in the earthbound revival of John Guare's marvelous "Six Degrees of Separation," which opened on Tuesday night at the Ethel Barrymore Theater, with the estimable Allison Janney and John Benjamin Hickey as Paul's plump society pigeons.
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In the customer reviews section for the handheld version, Anbernic—the seller of this device and another one that looks exactly like the one Soulja Boy is selling on his online storefront right now—listed everything included, and it's basically every game you would have wanted on a nostalgia device: Super Mario World, Kirby's Superstar, Earthbound, Mortal Kombat 2, Donkey Kong Country, etc.
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The comedian Dave Hill and the comic writer Katie Schwartz offer more earthbound stories hinging on the romantic or erotic lives of older people, and Mallory Ortberg, who writes the Dear Prudence column for Slate, mixes satire and savvy film criticism in a precise gem of an essay that imagines how life would be perfect, if only Stanley Tucci were your boyfriend.
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As a result, "Homegoing" often feels deliberate and earthbound: The reader is aware, especially in the American chapters, that significant historical events and issues (like Reconstruction, the Great Migration and the mass incarceration of African-American men) have been shoehorned into the narrative, and that characters have been made to trudge through experiences (like chain gangs and heroin addiction) meant, in some way, to be representative.
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As earthbound beings attempted to account for the possible swallowing of the sun or the burning out of all our living, those of us who looked outward and into the possibility beyond had to remain convinced that our search could prove a base, profound instinct correct, an optimism we couldn't shake for any ream of data that our living did not finish with our time on earth.
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When Quichotte saw Miss Salma R. walking toward him through the Park, attracting not a single glance from the earthbound beings she passed, he understood that her power over the actual was very great, and also that he was about to have an experience granted to very few creatures of flesh and blood: he would pass through the veil and enter the realm of the blessed, where divinities made their sport.
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Here's the full list of games: Contra III: The Alien Wars Donkey Kong Country EarthBound Final Fantasy III F-ZERO Kirby Super Star Kirby's Dream Course The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past™ Mega Man X Secret of Mana Star Fox Star Fox 2 Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting Super Castlevania IV Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts Super Mario Kart Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars Super Mario World Super Metroid Super Punch-Out!!
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Here's a full list: Contra III: The Alien Wars Donkey Kong Country EarthBound Final Fantasy III F-ZERO Kirby Super Star Kirby's Dream Course The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Mega Man X Secret of Mana Star Fox Star Fox 2 Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting Super Castlevania IV Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts Super Mario Kart Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars Super Mario World Super Metroid Super Punch-Out!!
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Contra III: The Alien Wars, EarthBound, F-Zero, Final Fantasy III (as in the Japanese Final Fantasy VI, Espers and all that), Donkey Kong Country, Kirby Super Star, Kirby's Dream Course, Mega Man X, Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting, Super Mario Kart, Star Fox, Star Fox 2(!), Super Castlevania IV, Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Super Mario World, Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, Super Punch-Out!!
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