But their detachment from earthly powers, and especially from the use of force by earthly powers, can make them progressive heroes.
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" The statement goes on to distinguish between the "heavenly" policeman and "earthly" policeman, emphasizing how the earthly policeman takes actions that "break our world apart.
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Maybe Earthly life traveled over to the Moon on asteroids.
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"I see no earthly reason for a mistrial," he said.
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But Mr Brunson's woes are of a more earthly sort.
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That's because there's no earthly analog to space motion sickness.
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Will Earthly racism disappear as we confront truly novel species?
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There's little earthly explanation for the strange power contained within.
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Can you embrace your inherent porousness as an earthly organism?
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But it seemed to be in earthly paradise: flowers everywhere.
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It smells as woody and earthly as you can get.
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By virtue of their names, these explorers exceed earthly expiration.
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How poorly her earthly sisters in present-day India are faring.
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The earthly stakes, as well as the heavenly one, are high.
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Buying indulgences had few earthly consequences, besides making the Church richer.
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But also a lot of decision-making on the earthly level.
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But one Earthly matter the Moon does influence is the tides.
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These are the last earthly words of Jesus before his ascension.
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Still, LaCroix does seem to defy the laws of earthly logic.
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The Vikings have no earthly chance of making the playoffs. 2.
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I am trying to reach beyond our earth, our earthly concerns.
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What earthly realms are left to conquer once you've broken orbit?
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Sneak in extra veggies with these Earthly Grains cauliflower-rice packs.
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Are readers to wonder whether earthly friendship is just as transitory?
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Conservatives, on the other hand, do not seek an earthly paradise.
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Again, man harnessed nature's awesome power to secure his earthly bounty.
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Another soul misses out on eternal life in an earthly Paradise.
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These instruments help us make our observations, despite any earthly obstacles.
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They, too, thought faith contained an implicit promise of earthly reward.
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As it turned out, the earthly duration of the "marriage" was short.
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The good news is that most earthly itches are in fact scratchable.
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Among earthly life forms, the most alien, to my mind, are insects.
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Buzz Aldrin has been to space, but he's not beyond earthly problems.
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"I guess sexism really can transcend the Earthly plane," one person joked.
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Rio's earthly concerns will prevent Mr Crivella from pursuing a religious agenda.
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We all have valuable earthly possessions that we guard with our life.
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I've considered every possible scenario, and can think of no earthly explanation.
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Francis and the bishops are vowing spiritual war against earthly powers that
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Floyd was happily resigned to the power of science and earthly life.
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Impulses both earthly and intellectually sublime coexist easily on the Canary Islands.
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Several Brooklyn condominium developments with somewhat more earthly prices are following suit.
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And, like "Gilead," Faber's novel binds earthly affection with questions of faith.
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On the surface, this earthly concern seems unrelated to the haunted ruins.
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But our Earthly perspective will still make for a seemingly close sighting.
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Our earthly satellite will seem especially large as it rises and sets.
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He renounces earthly and domestic pleasures and throws himself into his craft.
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A song about suns and moons and stars becomes earthly and lustful.
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"People have no earthly idea what they're signing up for," said Sen.
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Nevertheless, American Fraternity envisages Greek life as a Boschian hell of earthly delights.
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Earthly Delights, the man bending over to reveal a duet of posies emerging
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If you're feeling the glory of God, could any earthly pleasure possibly compare?
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But Charity's rays extend far beyond her tragic finale on this earthly stage.
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So one of Jesus' last acts before his earthly death is a healing.
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Spiders are the earthly manifestation of true evil and should not be misjudged.
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But as it progresses, it's more meandering than dreamy, more earthly than uncanny.
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You have no earthly idea what Boxing Day and Kwanzaa are all about.
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Rogelio also introduced us to the more earthly side of life in Maragua.
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He defers to more earthly authority when it comes to matters of digestion.
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"Right, because Christ calls us to give up our earthly belongings," Rooney said.
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But despite her life in high society, de Ribes embodies an earthly charm.
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When seen together, these seemingly contrary paintings suggest a rare holistic, earthly fecundity.
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He said he had "no earthly idea" how the two sides might reconcile.
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The power of God is no longer reflected without mediation in earthly power.
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The sublimity of the act is heightened by the earthly mess around it.
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These people revolt against their Earthly overlords in favor of loose self-rule.
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Air Intelligence had largely ruled out an earthly source, the F.B.I. memo reported.
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Christina Rossetti's line "Of labor you shall find the sum": All of our earthly
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He called himself caliph, an earthly ruler, rather than a mythological mahdi, or messiah.
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Today it has more earthly concerns: mines, an oil company, even an insurance firm.
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Our possessions of springtime nectar & terry towels & Xanax: yr earthly dis memberment is ours.
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As engineers search for earthly solutions, rabbis in Jerusalem see a warning from God.
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Each one acts as a portal between the earthly realm and the transcendent realm.
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The Hebrew prophets stood fearlessly before kings and earthly enemies, but trembled before God.
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For once, obscene wealth could not transcend the weight of a man's earthly sins.
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Identify the locations of nearby planets that might be suitable for Earthly life forms.
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Once established, he insists Asgardia will take a neutral stance on all Earthly matters.
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NASA has also destroyed spacecraft to eliminate any risk spreading Earthly contamination in space.
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Click here to explore Jheronimus Bosch, the Garden of Earthly Delights on your own.
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Transcending the earthly realm via botanical communion and doing chores go hand in hand.
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The space amounted to an earthly purgatory: Secure the money, and you were saved.
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It isn't bogged down by such earthly concerns as plot development and satisfying conclusions.
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He said he carried the clippings to remind himself how swiftly earthly glory passes.
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But there's one very important difference between manticores and Earthly scorpions: their choice of weapon.
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Parsons attempted, repeatedly, to use sex magick to summon various deities to the Earthly plane.
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Outgassing, in earthly terms, is what makes a new car smell like a new car.
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But to his critics, these lofty pursuits seem disregardful of all-too-pressing earthly concerns.
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The filmmakers ask how this conscious being might manifest itself having escaped its earthly confines.
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Heath ("heathland dweller"), Camden ("winding valley"), Hermione ("earthly") and Bryn ("hill") are great earth names.
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In some ways, Bowie had been preparing us for his earthly departure his whole career.
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This gives those born under this sign an immense connection with sensuality and earthly pleasures.
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"The Garden of Earthly Delights" by Hieronymus Bosch What are your plans for pride month?
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Her previous hits were focused on earthly concerns, but on "god" she caught the spirit.
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Earthly delights await a congregation for which "luxurious fare is sinful," as Philippa puts it.
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The nightingale's devotion to the rose is a metaphor for both spiritual and earthly love.
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Might she be allowed, finally and very deservedly, to obtain a bit of earthly nirvana?
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Her first book was hot to the touch for its divine, earthly and intellectual acuities.
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I wish I had added EARTHEN or EARTHLY once the ROMAN GOD angle was lost.
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Having cut her teeth on earthly love, Colonna then turned her poetic attention to God.
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Many such sightings ultimately end up having logical and earthly explanations — often involving military technology.
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As our population continues to climb, almost no earthly terrain remains untouched by human hands.
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If you're interested in non-Earthly life, don't look to the movies, is his point.
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Bonus thought: Don't imagine that your wedding will be a nonstop festival of earthly delights.
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"Garden of Earthly Delights" continues at the Martin Gropius Bau Museum, Berlin, until December 1st
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But their traits — their love of food, fashion, and manipulation, for example — are distinctly earthly.
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The search for an earthly Garden of Eden compelled many Englishmen to create their own.
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"If all earthly power were given me, I should not know what to do," Lincoln said.
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty forbids the "harmful contamination" of alien worlds with our earthly microbes.
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Martin Luther King Jr., Dietrich Bonhoeffer -- lost their lives because they refused to obey earthly authorities.
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And he slipped the earthly bonds, put out his hand and touched the face of God.
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I have no earthly idea what I'm going to do at the end of the day.
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They were Mr Austin's testament, an earthly reflection of everything he thought and believed about roses.
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There's no Earthly reason to have a civilization there, other than to come out for vacation.
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But they also profess an indifference to earthly powers that many governments have often found exasperating.
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Earthly Body Strawberry Massage OilIf you're a fan of strawberries, this is the oil for you.
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But based on the manticore's size and habitat, there are only a few possible Earthly comparisons.
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But until then, the Twitter community is happy to take care of all his earthly shaming.
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The exhibition has an unavoidable highpoint: Bosch's enigmatic masterpiece, "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (1490–1500).
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Mr. Hinds's fearsome patriarch suggests an earthly reflection of the temperamental deity described by the demon.
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The most substantial evidence for non-earthly creatures arrived in the wake of H.G. Wells's success.
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While the orchestral parts sustain the celestial myth of Jerusalem, Adonis insists on its earthly history.
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HYDER, Alaska — If libertarians had an earthly paradise, it would probably be here in Hyder, Alaska.
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Either way, there is no earthly reason that negotiations can't simply continue with the government open.
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For decades, scientists have pointed Earthly lenses toward the sky to capture images of the cosmos.
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Finally, you may want to add a book with the broadest earthly implications to your list.
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The indisputable centerpiece is a copy of Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights," from around 1515.
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"We don't know what it is, but we do know that it is no earthly agency."
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So my default assumption quickly switched to this: Equifax has no earthly idea who is affected.
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That earthly pleasures are heightened when we remember that everything will one day fade to black?
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There's an element of freedom to that — of being unbound from these earthly constraints — and delight.
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And what earthly reason do we have to believe that emissions will start plunging this year?
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My mother said to me perfectly one day, 'Richard's not part of this earthly world anymore.
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And he slipped the earthly bonds, put out his hand, and touched the face of god.
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And he slipped the earthly bonds, put out his hand, and touched the face of God.
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Wait until you find the person with whom you want to spend all your earthly time.
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Returning from a trip to Iceland is a sort of "Fall of man" from earthly paradise.
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Surprisingly, according to a paper published this week in Nature, they may have an earthly role, too.
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This shot of the new planet totally echoes something out of Ridley Scott's more earthly hit, Gladiator.
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On top of that, we'll be interested in enjoying earthly pleasures as Venus moves through sensual Taurus.
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Now, why am I talking about a distant moon in this space normally populated by Earthly volcanoes?
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People are getting back to nature, celebrating as a community, and enjoying an earthly pleasure or two.
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DiCaprio says that as a baby, the triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights" hung over his crib.
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Specifically they challenge the moral self, that old wanderer through the trials and temptations of earthly life.
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"The Garden of Earthly Delights", perhaps his best-known painting, still hangs in the Prado in Madrid.
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So Contractor decided to reformat the idea into a more earthly enterprise and start a company, BeeHex.
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Camilla Engstrom's recurring character is often found indulging in earthly pleasures while maintaining a sense of wonder.
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Wall labels explain that the objects were meant to reconstitute and celebrate the pleasures of earthly existence.
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A second trend is the move to "naturals", or products made with herbs and other earthly ingredients.
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Made with eggs, butter, and buttermilk, these fluffy babies say goodbye to earthly gastronomic pleasure in style.
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Let's just say we previously had no earthly idea how regular sprinkles ended up looking like rainbows.
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It was just stuff, they told themselves, the accumulations of this earthly life, not an eternal one.
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The schoolboys playing soccer nearby didn't notice this earthly host and the passing dog-walkers ignored them.
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There's no earthly way that Litecoin becomes something people will use and consider valuable in the future.
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Wotan has just reluctantly caused the death of his own son by intervening in an earthly battle.
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No. Does it mean we can only find earthly fulfillment through profit-maximization rather than joy-optimization?
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" Cable news in 2019 feels a little like the Hieronymus Bosch painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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NASA has already harvested a variety of edible leafy greens, grown without earthly gravity or natural light.
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But it had no earthly location except in the mind of whoever wanted to think it through.
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Then, there's the class of rock gods— Jagger , Bowie , Prince —whose omnisexuality seemed unbound by earthly constraints.
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" According to Mr. Pilgrim's website, "Dominion in earthly realms of authority (business & politics) is a biblical mandate.
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During this transit, "Jupiter's generosity and abundance take on a more earthly and tactile form," Montúfar says.
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It is expanded by the knowledge that our rights come from God, not from some earthly potentate.
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This is the component that breathes Frankenstein-like life into the machine's inanimate assembly of earthly materials.
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"Kaos Garden" was inspired by the "The Garden of Earthly Delights," the triptych painting by Hieronymus Bosch.
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Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights via Wiki Commons The iconic Hieronymus Bosch triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights, is a painting layered in so much complex, enthralling detail that even now, 500 years after its creation, art historians remain in open opposition regarding its interpretation and significance.
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"If they're guilty, if earthly justice didn't get to them, I hope they own their guilt," he continues.
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The project takes Hieronymus Bosch's infamous painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (circa 1500) as its starting point.
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They wouldn't be sand dunes, but dunes of methane ice—an Earthly feature on a totally alien world.
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Mars, Saturn's moon Titan, and even the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko each have seemingly Earthly wind-swept features.
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And scientists would have to ensure that no earthly microbes aboard the robot would contaminate the alien water.
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In a word, Icaria is truly a second promised land, an Eden, and Elysium, a new earthly paradise.
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If religion is worth the name, it has a propensity for slipping out of any earthly leader's control.
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Manuals offer contemporary wisdom ("Above all earthly things, mirthe is moste excellent, and the best companion of life").
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Over subsequent centuries the centre of earthly and religious power among the eastern Slavs shifted eastwards to Moscow.
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Krakens are as mysterious as the giant squid, and White Walkers have no basis in Earthly biology whatsoever.
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So the chance of earthly extinction from any known cause in the next few centuries is remarkably low.
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After seven years, the soul is cleansed and it can leave its earthly purgatory and go to heaven.
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And now that the band may have exhausted all earthly ideas, its members have taken to the sky.
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"We have no earthly idea what we will be voting on," Paul said on Fox News Monday afternoon.
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In his book about the painting, Hans Belting notably reads the "Garden of Earthly Delights" as a utopia.
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And there is no earthly reason to surround yourself with people who want to define you that way.
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But many scholars have dismissed Cullman's theory, saying the "authorities" in Romans 13 refer to the earthly government.
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He travelled to the Kalahari Desert and saw a "vision of earthly eternity" in a herd of zebras.
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Do you think UFOs are extraterrestrial in origin, or unexplained earthly phenomenon, like a military craft or something?
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This video series really has only The Garden of Earthly Delights as competition for its importance and message.
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We dream of heavens but we are not in the cloud: we are earthly creatures made of matter.
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The growth is what we're concerned with, then, and the prospect of understanding something in non-earthly terms.
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What few NeverTrumpers remain in the party's senior ranks are either leaving politics or leaving the earthly estate.
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The rituals of spring take on many earthly forms, each revolving around similar themes of liberation and renewal.
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It is entirely possible that these men never imagined the internet would free us from our earthly limitations.
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Whether earthly or divine, Franklin was beloved by us because she was both unapologetically black and unapologetically herself.
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After 70,000 years of earthly dominion, we Homo sapiens, Harari seemed to imply, may at last be vulnerable.
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Because of this, Lamm believes that CONTACT would be of keen interest to officials with extremely earthly concerns.
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And EARTHLY REMAINS (Atlantic Monthly, $25), her new mystery featuring Commissario Guido Brunetti, is one of her best.
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According to Hindu legend, the Milky Way became this earthly body of water to wash away humanity's sins.
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At least for one day our pitiable earthly problems had to yield to the monumental collisions of higher powers.
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Bronson's latest project takes Hieronymus Bosch's infamous painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (circa 1500) as its starting point.
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VenusImage: NASAVenus might seem rather Earthly, given its similar size and presence of a thick, carbon dioxide-filled atmosphere.
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This special hell we've created for ourselves has tech companies and visionaries proposing heavenly ideals for our earthly woes.
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But even after piercing Earth's atmosphere and flying into the galaxy, Maureen is still confined by earthly gender roles.
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They were instructed to hand over everything they owned and told the church would provide for their earthly needs.
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Not many shows can say that they bridged the gap between the superhuman and earthly like True Blood did.
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Astrobiologists such as Dr Schulze-Makuch see the Atacama as the closest Earthly analogue for the surface of Mars.
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This differs sharply from other Christian approaches to earthly politics, including some which are popular among non-conformist Americans.
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The daily danger wasn't a deterrent - I embraced a view of life and mission that transcended my earthly existence .
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Their history is peppered with open splits, not only over metaphysics but over earthly issues that had big consequences.
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The space agency could inspect the microbes for a tell-tale sign of Earthly origins: double helix genetic material.
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This, along with many other facts about this earthly color, makes it an essential part of our everyday lives.
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"This wearable technology is inspired by time, space, and earthly elements," said Laura Wass, the founder of WXYZ Jewelry.
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Because to succeed at E3 isn't to explain the earthly stuff — buying hardware, saving money — but to sell dreams.
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A spokesperson finally allowed that a Falcon built from original plans wouldn't have passed muster with Earthly building codes.
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"No earthly power can bring my ancestors back to life," one of the letters reads, according to the Journal.
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The earthquake has turned whole stretches of central Italy into earthly infernos, with entire towns nearly disappearing from view.
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Stephen Hawking, the great explainer of cosmic mysteries, is also known for sharing his wisdom on more earthly matters.
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We'll be back in two weeks for a brand new episode featuring none other than earthly goddess, Ina Garten.
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Unlike the Conways, Frank and Claire appear to derive their earthly pleasures from coaching each other toward professional success.
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Except instead of depicting animals and other earthly themes found in kids' snacks, they encompass the whole solar system.
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During the Renaissance, painters like Botticelli were influenced by the belief that earthly beauty was connected with the divine.
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In all cases, Dubuffet gave serious attention to the errant materials these artists used, including earthly and bodily effects.
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He learned that the concerns of religion could hardly be distinct from those of earthly matters, like racial injustice.
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His last hymns of earthly despair continued to speak in, and bear witness to, the multiplicity of human experience.
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You can officially enter Hieronymus Bosch's famous painting, the Garden of Earthly Delights, in virtual reality — and it's stunning.
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The superb countertenor Philippe Jaroussky was a mystical but frightening presence as Tsunemasa, who so misses his earthly life.
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They are meant to bring earthly comforts to ancestors in the afterlife, whether cars, motorbikes, kitchen utensils or smartphones.
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Unlike their jihadist cousins, though, these Salafists preach absolute obedience to an earthly ruler, in this case Mr. Hifter.
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I can't guess about celestial judgments, but in this earthly, temporal realm, I don't think the odds are good.
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"My earthly claim to fame is being the mother of Vernon Ochs' sons — all good Christian men," Nola says proudly.
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The photographer's most ambitious undertaking in this series is Bosch's famous and much re-appropriated The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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But we also forget that our hope as believers is not invested in an earthly kingdom, or a governmental system.
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If you need a break from whatever Earthly news is terrifying you today, might I suggest the stellar photo above?
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Kondo can be found on screens and bookshelves everywhere, making people decide whether or not their earthly possessions spark joy.
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At DC Moore, two of the more remarkable paintings, one earthly and the other cosmic, involve magma and an asteroid.
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It's nice to see Cortana break free of its earthly bonds and fly high among the constellation of voice assistants.
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I show up to the live blog and, well, realize I have no earthly idea how to use the thing.
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This liquid water is occasionally emitted by geysers -- essentially "water volcanoes," if one interprets Enceladus' geology with an Earthly mindset.
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In other parts of the New Testament, Paul sometimes using the same Greek word to describe earthly and angelic authorities.
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"I feel very strongly that my first allegiance is to a different kingdom than an earthly kingdom," she told me.
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They did this to avoid contaminating Enceladus or Titan, another nearby moon that could also harbor life, with Earthly microbes.
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Still, this president is not the first leader to advance, shall we say, weird hairbrained solutions to our earthly problems.
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Here, Yang uses earthly objects to initiate conversations with the spiritual world, stripping the objects of their specific cultural contexts.
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Give him half a chance, and he'll wash away your earthly blues for as long as you're in his company.
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It is the music of earthly existence, with all its mysterious, tantalizing promises, just waiting to be fulfilled — and thwarted.
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He was starting work on Monday, as a computer programmer at the headquarters of Earthly Foods, in Avenel, New Jersey.
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G-major chords in the strings evoke heavenly radiance; D-flat-major chords in the brass signify warm, earthly power.
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Featuring works by more than 20 diverse international artists, "The Garden of Earthly Delights" shows gardens to be ambivalent domains.
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Are their minds focused on a reward in a world beyond this one, or are the motives more earthly - human?
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There is something distinctly human — even humanitarian — in the mythos of Ogun, an orisha of work and workers and earthly materials.
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Or even our own happy memories, of a particularly good bite of food or a concert that exceeded all earthly expectations.
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Image: SpaceX/FlickrThe dog days of summer are here, so shouldn't astronauts hurtling through space get to enjoy some Earthly delights?
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Earthly organisms appear like otherworldly alien life forms in this year's award-winning series of images from the Wellcome Image Awards.
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But still, it was a shocking answer — an ordained Catholic priest sanctioning prayer for the untimely death of Christ's earthly representative.
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The lake seems to be a Martian cousin of familiar Earthly features such as Lake Vostok, a subterranean lake in Antarctica.
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They redefined religious concepts like the incarnation of God and the kingdom of heaven to give them a more earthly connotation.
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Mr Weinstein describes this version as "dominionist" Christianity, the idea that earthly institutions should be harnessed to spread the Christian cause.
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The traditionalists don't often intervene directly in earthly affairs, particularly when it comes to Saudi Arabia; this is a rare exception.
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She's left her earthly life behind to join an elite Kree military team called Starforce, led by Jude Law's enigmatic commander.
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Click here to view original GIFHieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights is one of the most famous paintings in history.
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They conjure giant-sized bubbles but also twin moons or double planets; Saraceno's sculptures often conflate the earthly and the cosmic.
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IN MEDIEVAL England, quarreling with the pope was a game with high stakes for anyone who wanted to wield earthly power.
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Jon Snow takes Ghost's body as his earthly host and this becomes the kind of television program in which animals talk.
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Throughout his portfolio, his texturized designs often feature images of trees or leaves, hinting at his long love for Earthly representations.
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That's a lot for one Earthly mind to absorb in a few days, so let's recap the Orlando gathering's biggest moments.
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It turns out, all the planets go through this phenomenon, and each comes with its own set of possible Earthly consequences.
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They avoid voting and refuse to acknowledge the legitimacy of any governmental authority, believing that all earthly power is of Satan.
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But he emphasizes that it will take much more research to clarify what role this cosmic explosion played in earthly events.
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While Sister Agnes may seek forgiveness from the Lord, she will have to deal with more earthly authorities in the meantime.
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It would not offer the earthly rewards of mining, but it was better for his community and better for his soul.
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However, this idea runs counter to NASA's policy of protecting planets and other space objects from getting contaminated with Earthly organisms.
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But while his earthly remains have now been interred for posterity, there was also an unearthly component to the funeral service.
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But the thing is, even if we transcend these earthly bodies, we're still human and we're still capable of great cruelty.
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With all the bright colors and outlandish props, it looked like The Garden of Earthly Delights as drawn by Lisa Frank.
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If so, you might consult Lisa Messeri's study PLACING OUTER SPACE: An Earthly Ethnography of Other Worlds (Duke University, paper, $23.95).
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The opposite, in fact: Adherents must commit to engagement in the here and now, which includes embracing earthly delights, however fleeting.
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The marriage has its problems, but the biggest one is its earthly limitations, the waning of interest and desire — its mortality.
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They study what Constable—seeing them— saw: awe for sure, but also a falling away from any sense of earthly surface.
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Then, suddenly, a melody emerges, a small but unmistakable voice, both earthly and alien, of its environment yet distinct within it.
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In theory, however, there's more to lose on this earthly plane, provided the show can find a way to finagle it.
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After taking data for six earthly orbits, the team reports that they continue to see a seasonal signal consistent with dark matter.
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In short, there's no earthly — or heavenly — reason to take seriously the idea that space rocks have any power over our lives.
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His own dancing is evidence of the body's ability to transcend earthly limits, and to convert one's spindliness into cursive kinetic energy.
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The construction of a Church near a site of historical importance — the vision of Constantine — brings ecclesial landmarks into the earthly present.
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Following these theories, the "Garden of Earthly Delights" would represent the world we could have lived in, God's truncated plan for humanity.
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Contemplating that prospect, he says he considers God's forgiveness more important than Georgia's, but hopes that earthly powers may show mercy too.
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Not so long ago, Venezuela's socialist revolution attracted its share of fellow travelers — first-world idealists hungry for the next earthly utopia.
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No one knows what legendary Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch was trying to say in his iconic triptych, The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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After all, if a career built on depicting men as totally abject wastes of earthly matter isn't dismantling the patriarchy, what is?
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The fact that we can be born on a spaceship on Mars means that we're really not citizens of any earthly things.
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But then again, weren't the masters who thrived off slave labor and its rotten garden of earthly delights truly the guilty ones?
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Photographing nude bodies in nature, Hang captures his subjects as if they were part of the earthly elements with which they mingle.
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As "Chestnut" demonstrates, systems might objectively be more moral than we are, as they can exist without the temptations of earthly delights.
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These chains seem to serve no earthly purpose, but for a kind of quiet bragging by the practitioners of this humble craft.
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After the ambitious Amanecer, Ayo represents a balance between the facets explored by the band throughout their career, with strong earthly inclinations.
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He has no earthly clue what the average person, living paycheck to paycheck, making ends meet, is dealing with day to day.
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"I didn't have no earthly idea who he was," Mr. Chesnut said in an interview videotaped by the Grammy Foundation in 2016.
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Story Telling for Earthly Survival presents Haraway as full of life and vitality; her ideas seem exciting because she is so excited.
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Jupiter has its own version of the Northern Lights, and it can be hundreds of times more energetic than the earthly phenomenon.
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To be honest I have no earthly clue, and I am not particularly hopeful that it will get better any time soon.
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It looked more like a dimensionless plane of light than a wall, a field of illumination where the heavenly meets the earthly.
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As in: Let that ego go, divorce yourself from your earthly body, seek oneness with God and radiate kindness, humility and compassion.
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Gone is her ancient viola da gamba (until now, a calling card); on this LP, her voice is the only earthly sound.
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This decadent pin is modeled off of Northern Renaissance painter (and rumored ergot-eater) Hieronymus BoschHieronymus Bosch's masterpieceThe Garden of Earthly Delights.
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"Paradise" is an animated contemporary interpretation of Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights," which is a pretty trippy triptych to start with.
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I had to get out of there without talking to any of my fellow mortals, without hearing any of their earthly concerns.
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Lamm accepts that the phenomena might just be earthly technology, and he wants Hypergiant to help find whatever truth is out there.
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There is no earthly reason that the whistleblower needs to participate at this time because all he/she did was report wrongdoing.
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At least for now, the psychological benefits of earthly terroir seemed hardly worth the price of being permanently rooted to the ground.
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Chinese emperors, acting as mediators between heaven and earth, were treated as semi-divine figures, holy popes as much as earthly rulers.
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It will also need a willing host – ideally a coastal city that shares Yellin's vision to thwart the rise of earthly temperatures.
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His earthly task is to serve the needs of his wife, who inherited money and, with it, a plush sense of entitlement.
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Basically, a bunch of earthly yet very real shit you've yet to hear on a rap record that sounds so fucking wholesome.
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Are books simply props — like flowers and skulls — to remind viewers that knowledge, like earthly existence, is transitory and disrupted by death?
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By the same token, these modern accounts should certainly be investigated in the event that they actually exist and are of earthly origin.
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An Earthly analog to this unit is the Rio Tinto in Spain, a river whose acidic waters are known to host microbial life.
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If Cassini were left in Saturn's orbit, it could one day make contact with and contaminate these pristine, otherworldly environments with Earthly matter.
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Ask for "volcano," and you got fiery eruptions as well as serene, dormant mountains—wholly familiar-seeming landscapes that had no earthly counterparts.
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Inthe panel, according to Entertainment Weekly, producers Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Sarah Schechter, and the cast spoke a lot about more earthly dangers.
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The new service is aimed at protecting U.S. assets in space, such as satellites, from earthly threats, including U.S. adversaries Russia and China.
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When much of the planet seems consumed by more earthly matters, why is China so keen to send probes into the solar system?
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So much energy lies beyond Earth that it can help resolve Earthly issues, such as climate change, water and food security, he added.
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Like most humans, I have goals and dreams and ambitions that I would like at some point during my earthly existence to attain.
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When: September 220–October 2000 Where: apexart (210 Church Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) Space is the place — where we stage allegories of earthly drama.
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Call of Duty may be heading to space, but Infinite Warfare seems much more concerned with Earthly matters like power grabs and warmongering.
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Wipe The Garden of Earthly Delights clean of couples and men, and it's a few nude women, dancing across a fantastic pastel landscape.
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But, point of fact, Lake Como was also the Earthly stand-in for where Anakin Skywalker got married in the Star Wars prequels.
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In 1987 Ganz played an angel called Damiel in Wenders's film "Wings of Desire", who becomes mortal so he can experience earthly pleasures.
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A few years ago she converted to Catholicism, moved by its balance of otherworldliness and earthly compassion: "The sacraments elevate us," she said.
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Which, three astrophysical principles who take the earthly forms of Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling and a literally bigger-than-life Oprah Winfrey. Mrs.
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That is, Jews, Muslims, and Christians disagree not just about earthly ownership of the 50-square-mile territory but also about divine intentions.
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Some of the renderings seem like ruined versions of earthly monuments, while others are abstract entities that can only be described as alien.
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Utopias of desire, as in Hieronymus Bosch's painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights," focus on happiness, tying it to the satisfaction of needs.
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"The basic proposition you can derive from this paper is, we have no earthly conception how bad it's going to be," Lalwani says.
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The "Garden of Earthly Delights," the famous triptych from the Renaissance painter Hieronymous Bosch, depicts humanity at points of creation, civilization and damnation.
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He has no earthly idea whether he is coming or going — just like it was when he was president of the United States.
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With the headset on, I felt like a celestial being, capable of moving the stars with the power of my own earthly limbs.
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Through his exquisite skill, Michelangelo acknowledges the human body as more than just the earthly flesh, but a vessel for an eternal soul.
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Notably absent is "Garden of Earthly Delights," which is a centerpiece of the Prado and has not left Spain in more than 400 years.
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This complex proposes a lunar architecture that honors its Earthly origins and at the same time, adapts to the physical forces of our moon.
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They have no earthly idea what Rudy Giuliani is going to say, you know, to whoever in the next minute or on T.V. tonight.
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I can only imagine what it must feel like for you in heaven seeing the mark your earthly life has made on so many.
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Related: 48 Hours in Virtual Reality Hieronymus Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights is Now a VR Universe Explore Salvador Dalí's World in Virtual Reality
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Sex is important to a Virgo and provides a rare occasion for them to turn off their analytical mind and indulge in earthly pleasure.
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Sherwin Bitsui's poetry collection Dissolve is quiet and haunting, blurring the lines between the earthly and the spiritual, humanity and nature, creation and waste.
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Roth was an atheist who swore allegiance to earthly imagination, whether devising pornographic functions for raw liver or indulging romantic fantasies about Anne Frank.
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And then, of course, there are the songs like "Kiss" and "1999" that are such big hits that they transcend earthly ideas of popularity.
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It's their livelihood, it's their first point of recognition for their fans, and in some cases, it's roughly 90 percent of their earthly value.
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He added that he was more likely than any other contender for earthly office to protect the Vatican from the terrorists of Islamic State.
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" Jesus spent his entire earthly ministry with outcasts, healing the sick and the lame,while Trump regularly makes fun of people he labels "losers.
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It sounds like it would be at home on earthly dancefloors, but there's a skittish fuzz to it that seems closer to Mars Attacks!
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Neither the term UFO nor UAP means the unknown object is deemed extraterrestrial, and many such sightings end up having logical, and earthly, explanations.
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The Catholicism of a figure like Benedict, with his faith in the legibility of earthly and spiritual experience, presents a salve for this condition.
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The important point is that this unexplained phenomenon was thought to be a weapon of earthly origin and not a craft from another star.
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His reputation, however, resides in earthly paradise, with two blockbuster exhibitions this year, drawing tens of thousands to admire his slavering, fluttering, waddling abominations.
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But the death of Prince was a special occasion that even city officials understood needed to be celebrated, that transcended earthly laws and ordinances.
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From sketchbooks to graffiti, a Spanish illustrator puts down deep hooks into nature with swatches of earthly color and tableaus depicting hands-on interaction.
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The feeling of loneliness sobriety can cause is no more acutely felt than at the tail end of any earthly cycle around the sun.
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Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival plays at Anthology Film Archives (32 Second Avenue, Lower East Side, Manhattan) on April 27, 28, 29.
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In fact, the rolling hills with the alien-looking white peaks were formed by a more earthly — if unusual — phenomenon: snow in the Sahara.
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The night's theme was Garden of Earthly Delights, so some guests, in fact, wore revealing body stockings with strategically placed fig leaves and flowers.
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Nicks's lyrics often worry over domestic or earthly concerns—gardens, mountains, flowers, the seasons—and how they might affect the whims of her heart.
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The swami's objections to mining in the Ganges were largely religious, but as a chemist he was also keenly attuned to the earthly costs.
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That would explain the title of the collection: "Akasha," a Sanskrit word that refers to an ethereal space at an earthly or metaphysical level.
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Marxism, as the French writer Albert Camus put it, became a "horizontal religion," replacing God with history, and eternal salvation with an earthly paradise.
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Here's what we definitely know: Something crashed on Brazel's sheep ranch 75 miles north of Roswell, NM. But was it of earthly or extraterrestrial origin?
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Related: The Masked Expressions of Delphine Diallo An Artist Discovers His Black Heritage Through Photography 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' Gets a Queer-Feminine Overhaul
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I guarantee at least 65% of you will have no earthly clue what these paragraphs are going on about, so watch the "Wrong" video above.
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To get these ideas across to audiences, Tellart likes to combine natural, tangible, and earthly materials with the immaterial of digital imagery, data, and networks.
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Story Telling for Earthly Survival (2016) films Haraway in her home, where she talks about the need to subvert received narratives by telling new stories.
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That experience, Greer told me, is reflected in the earthly life of Jesus, a target of state-sanctioned violence and an unfair criminal justice system.
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The queen will take a close interest in preparations for the commemoration, which will bestow huge prestige on whoever is holding earthly power in Russia.
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Either this was the final vindication of liberation theology, or else it was the last earthly gasp of a movement that had passed into history.
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"It's the first thing we're swaddled in at birth and the last thing that touches our bodies when we leave the earthly realm," she said.
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But that doesn't mean they're the only frequencies space sends towards Earth, and it's getting harder to detect space's signals through all the earthly noise.
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There is a perceived necessary connection between Islamic religiosity and earthly success, given that Muhammad founded both a faith and an empire within a generation.
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No longer will you be bound by the Earthly laws of putting your bread into a fiery furnace and passively waiting until it is done.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - In Goethe's Faust, the protagonist makes a deal with the devil's envoy by exchanging his soul for the fulfilment of earthly goals.
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As a cook and fanboy of the legendary films, he fantasized about techie ingredients from an alternate universe and came up with some earthly replacements.
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Nelly, perhaps the most famous wearer of Band-Aids in our earthly narrative, has yet to be included in any rundown of great American songwriters.
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The new study, published in the journal Nature on Monday, shines light on how some of our oldest earthly ancestors may have looked and lived.
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The bones were the earthly remains of more than 300 prisoners whose unclaimed bodies were buried more than a century ago, beginning in the 1870s.
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For that matter, the founders who wrote the Constitution had no earthly idea the nation's capital would one day become so bitterly divided by party.
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The first batch of space cookies are set to heat up in-near Earthly conditions, at a temperature of 325 degrees Fahrenheit for 18 minutes.
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He was convinced that there was some significance about the natural world, although of the 113 plant illustrations, not one seems to depict earthly flora.
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Like the cross of their debut, the word is readily applicable to any number of readings—cosmic and earthly, human and heavenly, erotic and maternal.
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Glass surrounds the cabin to provide unrivaled views of the environment, whether it's an earthly vista or the binary sunset over the fictional Tatooine desert.
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There's no earthly reason for journalists to adopt a stance of preemptively exonerating Trump when, so far, suspicion has been validated at nearly every turn.
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That ambiguity of the term perfectly reflects the primordial soup that has spawned these works, at once mythic, while relishing their connection to earthly forms.
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At first glance, Story Telling for Earthly Survival seems conventional, run of the mill even, its subject simply engaging in a monologue with the camera.
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When interpreted this way, Wong's bricks can be understood as a corporeal expression of earthly life, a material symbol of our physical interactions and exchanges.
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Reading the black liberation theologian James Cone helped Mr. Strickland, the theology professor, see how white theologians often ignore the structural sources of earthly suffering.
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Hyphenates: There is no earthly reason that Tracy McGrady, Dwyane Wade, Deron Williams, Derrick Rose, and Jason Kidd should all have basically the same nickname.
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Real life exists in the gaps, which, in the case of "Jesus Raves," is a mostly substance-induced gray zone between earthly and transcendent elation.
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But an astrophysicist recently showed that life on other planets might not need all our Earthly luxuries, like an atmosphere and a sun, to survive.
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Growing up in a segregated era, Ms. Franklin absorbed not only the tenets of faith but also a determination to make earthly life more equitable.
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But Sedona offers an excellent range of earthly delights, especially when it comes to filling the stomach after a soul-satisfying day on the rocks.
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But it's the earthly details in her travel memoir — the intimacy of a Hindu cremation ceremony in Varanasi, India, for example — that feel like revelations.
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No surprises occurred overhead, but an earthly one did: a woman suddenly slipped her arm through mine and began murmuring in my ear in Italian.
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With every breath that was wrested from him I could feel the struggle of his great spirit, wanting to free itself from its earthly shell.
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In 2019, researchers evaluated a Pokémon-style card game called Phylo, which is designed to increase awareness about earthly animals and the challenges they face.
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They believed that while God's speech was uncreated and revealed to the prophet, the writing of the Quran was an earthly phenomenon: words, ink, paper.
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Perhaps even more problematically, it's feared that invasive Earthly life could snuff out an alien ecosystem before we even have a chance to study it.
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The season begins with nearly everyone back up in space or stuck in a bunker after yet another earthly calamity — except for Clarke (Eliza Taylor).
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It's doubtful that eating shark and whale meat between scenic geysers and volcanoes will bring us back to a pure, earthly paradise and simpler time.
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In these last three films, the protagonists' better selves are found in earthly relationships that probably are meant to echo a more perfect divine one.
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Music itself tends to linger in the background, while earthly ailments like mud, robberies, the price of beers, unprepared security are often at the forefront.
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Overall, the elections did garner genuine enthusiasm from people who hoped, in their own way, to escape Earthly politics and be part of something radically different.
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Apple just revealed that it's going to start shipping its magical iPhone-repair device—it's called a "Horizon Machine"—to other Earthly places, like Best Buy.
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But recognizing that Ford has no earthly reason to lie about this, Republicans are mostly coalescing around the idea that she is perhaps honestly misremembering. Sen.
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As this story and the recent incident with the Soyuz-2-1b demonstrates, a little Earthly lightning isn't enough to slow down humanity's exploration of space.
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She tells me that both songs will appear on an upcoming EP called Toxic Femininity, out this Friday on Jam City's new(ish) label Earthly Records.
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Since I quit smoking weed, I've missed the sense of calm that comes with temporarily setting aside earthly concerns and going to a far-out headspace.
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In the 1960s, plenty of people grumbled about the cost of leaving Earth, but many more found inspiration in the race to shed humanity's earthly shackles.
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But the oven setup, and the environment around it, will be completely different from what happens when we bake cookies with the benefit of Earthly gravity.
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Indeed, in the company's earliest days it made money by launching satellites that were used to monitor and collect data on earthly rather than planetary resources.
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He looks more like an ambulatory spaghetti squash or a humanoid version of the knotted hair that gathers in a shower drain than any earthly creature.
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They figured it out (don't ask me how), and the technology is now being used for earthly means, like sustenance for people going on Arctic expeditions.
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The drawing Nebethet, who represented earthly consciousness in Egyptian mythology, also seeks to connect the cultural lineage of Africa to the present experience of African-Americans.
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Angered clerics exhorted the government to cancel the match, warning that instead of lamenting the death of Hussein, people might cheer for their earthly national team.
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Imagine paintings by Pieter Bruegel or Hieronymus Bosch, swarming with visual detail, except they're not about peasants or gardens of earthly delights but recognizably contemporary life.
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Maybe the air of wildness came from the scale, I thought, the very sense of earthly grandeur aroused as we drove along in our tiny car.
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With the worst drought in decades threatening a way of life in Australia's rural communities, he has become a one-man support system for earthly concerns.
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Take in the natural splendors of the view from an airplane window: This generously photographed volume even offers flight patterns that will reveal our earthly treasures.
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"Star Trek" fans who tune in for the popular series' launch on CBS "All Access" may notice some familiar earthly themes taking place in outer space.
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Grains of rice were placed around his mouth, as per Hindu tradition, to signify his last earthly meal, and his forehead was smeared with sandalwood paste.
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Image: NASAA research team is proposing a major philosophical shift in our thinking about the spread of Earthly microbes in space and on Mars in particular.
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Some movements were both ultra-zealous and ultra-sceptical, rejecting all earthly religious practice as a poor copy of the real worship which happened in heaven.
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Experts caution that earthly explanations often exist for such incidents, and that not knowing the explanation does not mean that the event has interstellar origins. Cmdr.
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Single cells would then join together, seeking the advantages of metazoan life, until before you know it something like the earthly menagerie would come to be.
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But at least this Jesus (whose earthly identity remains a mystery for now) has a good sense of humor and does not disappoint with his pickup lines.
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"I have no earthly idea what Florent was thinking or what his race strategy was," he said in an email response to a request for an interview.
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Video: NASA Johnson/YouTube It can be somewhat jarring to behold these powerful storms from space, knowing the kind of impact they may have on earthly communities.
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They grew up believing that the deceased ended up in God's arms, went to heaven, took on another earthly form, or were left to fade into nothingness.
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If you got all of these humans into a room, it would be Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" but at a cocktail party, in 2018.
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WHEN religious leaders speak out on matters of global policy, they often stick to lofty generalities and avoid making direct challenges to those who wield earthly power.
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And yet their deaths are glorious, transforming the landscape so utterly that we have named an entire earthly season after leaves, after their eponymous act of falling.
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Titled Earthly Messenger, the bronze sculpture was created by artist Andrew Sinclair and unveiled Sunday in Aylesbury, England, the town where Bowie debuted his Ziggy Stardust persona.
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In Mediterranean antiquity they were sacred places where the heavenly touched the earthly: Greek gods dwelt on Olympus and Moses was given the law on Mount Sinai.
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He slut shames Lydia (her "fruits" were not hers to give), says disco-singing Mylene has been taken by Satan, and criticizes Francisco's desire for earthly goods.
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Another comment was that the angels were whispering everything she needed to know so that she could overcome all the earthly obstacles that may come her way.
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" A subversive on slavery Ephesians 6:5: "Slaves, obey your earthly masters with respect and fear, and with sincerity of heart, just as you would obey Christ.
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Whoever commands this vast new economy will be in a position to dictate to others the rules by which both celestial and Earthly relations will be conducted.
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He's not just woke about earthly matters, though: Check his story about being visited by aliens as a child for proof Fiasco's got the whole universe covered.
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In this sense, any microbes on the car are actually more of a museum of Earthly bacteria than a biothreat, according to Purdue astronautics professor Alina Alexeenko.
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His music was tethered by a long leash, given enough slack to explore the outer ranges of jazz's borders, but always pulled back into this earthly realm.
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To learn more, I called up Golper to chat about baking science, Y2K preppers, and crafting artisan bread in the earthly hell pit known as Las Vegas.
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Why doesn't it send a message along with the texts to tell the recipient of your last earthly moments that this is in fact a Real Emergency?
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Good luck never being able to get Martha Stewart saying "I take care of my man" out of your brain for the rest of your earthly life!
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Over and above that, by 2030 Earthly Labs has a goal of capturing 1 billion metric tons of CO2 emissions or the equivalent of 26 billion trees.
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In January 220, the musician Dane Terry packed up his earthly possessions and drove from his native Ohio to New York, reaching his destination in a blizzard.
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The wrinkled, distressed flesh speaks clearly about the falseness of earthly pleasures; the lost expression in the eyes sits uneasily with the sad nonchalance of the pose.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk aren't competitors in any earthly pursuits, but they're bitter rivals when it comes to outer space.
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By sundown on Monday, though, attention shifted to more earthly matters, when the president gave what was billed as a major speech about the war in Afghanistan.
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"'The Jewish Bride' is one of the most moving stories of the Old Testament, and it's very human — it's about us, about earthly love," Mr. Dibbits said.
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As much as he might have said in the past that he was over humanity, clearly there's still something tying Doctor Manhattan to his former Earthly concerns.
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He viewed death as a kind of power nap, from which he'd awake refreshed in a tomb that was like an earthly home, but better, more fun.
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By Rumi's time, there was no separate mode for earthly love poetry; the Sufis' metaphorical use of love had taken over the language of Persian poetry entirely.
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Related: Meet the Artist Quilting Flaccid Pink AK-47s 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' Gets a Queer-Feminine Overhaul Collage Portraits Explore Violence Against Queer Black Males
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Furthermore, they represent fundamental characteristics of the universe that are not expected to change (at least on the sorts of earthly timescales likely to concern the human race).
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But marbles shot from an enormous gun seem to suggest that, yes, perhaps asteroids really could have delivered some of the watery goods that made Earthly life possible.
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Currently on display at Academic Gallery in Queens, Snake in the Grass responds to The Garden of Earthly Delights through outlandishly vibrant sculptural fusions of ceramics and textiles.
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As a child, she was treated like collateral damage by her father, who served as the angel Castiel's earthly vessel, and by Castiel, who ultimately left Claire fatherless.
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While he was only missing from our sights for nine Earthly seconds, he lived on this other plane of existence for an untold period—perhaps even a lifetime.
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To find out how George R.R. Martin's direwolf compares to its Earthly counterpart, I spoke with Robert Dundas, a paleoecologist who has been studying the creatures for decades.
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At the centre of these commemorations, presumably, will be the earthly remains of the slain family, on whose status the Russian secular authorities and the church have disagreed.
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For his series Of Heaven and Earth, Shannon-Lier records the movements of the moon and stars in landscapes across the country, then adds his own earthly markings.
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There is no earthly reason that the National Design Awards, a program of the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, should give most of its love to New Yorkers.
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"The spiritual feeling overtakes" these earthly issues, "the people that rip you off, the men that are sexually assaulting people in front of you," she wrote on WhatsApp.
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Her father and her sister both died too young, and she sees a certain Mennonite tendency toward sorrow and earthly guilt as bearing some responsibility for their deaths.
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As "earthly" implies, Bosch seems to depict a world where God is absent and humans, subject to irrational forces within and without, are left to their own devices.
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You can enter a virtual representation of Bosch's Garden of Eden for free on the app, but will have to pay $3.99 to see Earthly Delights and Hell.
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Emblematic of a typical Modernist blindness to symbols, they evoke less a reckoning of fragility, of tempus fugit and earthly vanities, than a fascination with elusive, shifting shapes.
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The P.C.F. considered the Soviet Union as the fatherland of the revolution and the achievement of utopia, an earthly paradise that was to be defended at all costs.
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To be a degrowther in the climate debate today is to signal seriousness, a bleak clarity about the magnitude of the action necessary to avoid the earthly worst.
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No. "It was a mirror to those times," he says, describing an era that was, in spite of its earthly turmoil, also an era of optimism and hope.
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Amanda Knox walked down the aisle after legally tying the knot almost 2 years ago -- and while an intergalactic ceremony was promised ... it looked more earthly than anything.
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At least, in earthly terms: It came from Bavaria's new conservative premier, Markus Söder, whose Christian Social Union is in a tough race before state elections in October.
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The Western Blessing was crowded with Germans journeying to Pennsylvania to found a utopia, and these people quarrelled incessantly about the details of the earthly Paradise to come.
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During this transitional time in our seasonal earthly world, let us also take a moment to reflect on our ever-growing passion for the scientifically proven addictive flavor.
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The nuance of that might be the realm of Persian literary scholars, but too much emphasis on earthly love makes Rumi seem like a 13th-century Pablo Neruda.
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They are an occasion on which earthly bigwigs, mayors and national politicians among them, can pay their respect to the dead, regardless of what faith if any they profess.
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DiCaprio explained that as a baby, the triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights" hung over his crib, and had a profound impact on him when he was growing up.
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Which is how I found myself staring at the climax of the movie with no earthly idea how I'd gotten there, or what I was looking at, or why.
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Instruments aboard Curiosity, a Mars rover, which have been sniffing the air for three Martian years (55 Earthly months), reported an average level of 0.41 parts per billion (ppb).
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The work takes its title from the 16th- and 17th-century genre of Flemish still life painting, rife with symbols of life's transience and the banality of earthly possessions.
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Space News had previously reported that Bolden was interested in cooperating with international organizations on NASA's space mission, which he said was losing momentum compared to more Earthly exploits.
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These exhortations have grown increasingly nebulous over the span of her career – which is just as well, as her work on specific earthly political concerns has historically been inconsistent.
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On earthly recordings, that laughter is hard to hear, which led an Atlantic reporter on a quest to learn what it sounded like — and find out who was laughing.
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Related: Heaven and Hell Meet in Hieronymus' Hometown Twisted Sculptures Put Body Parts in All the Wrong Places Visit Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Inside a Gorgeous Web Tour
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In Asia, Joss paper—often called "Hell Bank Notes" or "Hell Money"—is burned at funerals in order to preserve the deceased's social status and pay off earthly debts.
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Maybe the company is just hoping to deflect from its more earthly diesel-related problems by shooting for the Moon, or maybe it's all building to some bigger announcement?
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To promote its Prime Original "Good Omens," Amazon took over a city block with a "land of earthly delights," featuring beer and wine, sushi, free manicures and even puppies.
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Link has no family: his place isn't with the Kokiri, the children of the forest, and most of the friends he makes become sages and leave the earthly realm.
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Studying how Earthly bacteria thrives in semi-frozen liquid environments could inform future space-exploration missions about what kind of life to look for and how to detect it.
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"I could literally trust him with all of my earthly possessions and rest assured that I would get all of them back with interest," Carson wrote to the judge.
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In 1987 Ganz played an angel called Damiel in Wenders's film "Wings of Desire", entitled "Sky Over Berlin" in German, who becomes mortal so he can experience earthly pleasures.
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Theory aside, all the pictures are dazzling, explosive and liberating to the medium in much the same way that the birth of abstraction freed painting from its earthly bounds.
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Absolutely. The British Virgin Islands are an earthly paradise with just enough temperature variation—historic lows of 60ºF and highs of 96ºF—to offer a vague sense of seasonality.
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Still, his growing body of orchestral recordings is making big statements of its own, confronting an earthly reality that continues to grow darker with an earnest and open vision.
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In an interview with The Washington Post, Jeffress backs up his argument by citing Paul, in Romans 13, a famous passage on the relationship between earthly and divine authority.
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Trump's attitude toward space seems to be that, while it is a wonderful thing, it has to wait for earthly problems, in his case fixing potholes and repairing bridges.
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Maybe he's doing it because Jon Osterman the human is still somewhere in there, deep down, and he's had it with being used as a tool by Earthly interests.
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They look like sponges or Dali-esque brains, but for those who've ever fried them up or experienced them in pasta sauce, their unique earthly flavor can't be topped.
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According to Blowers, most haunted items are inhabited by dead souls who are holding on, possibly because they have some kind of unfinished business here in the earthly realm.
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Like Huffman, he's concerned that Earthly germs could complicate our ability to do science on Mars and said there's no reason to believe current planetary protection schemes aren't working.
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Scientists planned the crash to ensure that Cassini wouldn't one day run out of fuel and hit one of Saturn's potentially habitable moons (thereby contaminating it with Earthly bacteria).
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Fable and chronicle, the cryptic and the confessional, spiritual longings and earthly concerns, folky delicacy and rock impact, motion and meditation all have a place in Jesca Hoop's songs.
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Fable and chronicle, the cryptic and the confessional, spiritual longings and earthly concerns, folky delicacy and rock impact, motion and meditation all have a place in Jesca Hoop's songs.
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Everything is sent through a dedicated network of Tracking and Data Relay Satellites, which then pass the signals down to base stations — which pass them on to their Earthly destinations.
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Mars is an incredibly hostile environment for anything earthly, and reengineering the planet's atmosphere and landscape to be friendly to earth-based life is still an entirely sci-fi idea.
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You blend this, you drink this, and from my understanding your third eye opens, you no longer yearn for the earthly delights of food, and all your fat flies out.
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He's a talented and hardworking actor who happens to look like the form Satan himself would take if he decided once more to prey upon the earthly kingdom of god.
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There is probably some force in the argument that when earthly powers are getting on poorly, it is still a good idea for them to keep talking on some level.
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The president made a decision involving America's troops and the parts of his administration most closely involved in executing that decision have no earthly idea what to do about it.
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In 1596 Andrew Melville, a Scottish Presbyterian, explained Luther's doctrine of the "two kingdoms" to his king, James VI. In one kingdom James was a king, ruling in earthly pomp.
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Babin, now 44, grew up as a member of the Children of God cult: a sect that required its members to shed all earthly possessions and live together in communes.
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Direwolves and lizard-lions seem like plausible creatures by Earthly standards, while dragons have some physiological issues, although if we grant them a magical heat source, those might be overcome.
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These include a rejection of infant baptism (that was the defining feature of the Anabaptist movement from which all Mennonites sprang) and a quietist but standoffish attitude to earthly authorities.
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We promptly decorated it in oversized posters featuring a zoomed‑in image from The Garden of Earthly Delights painting by Hieronymus Bosch and David Bowie's album cover for Ziggy Stardust.
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At least, that's the thinking behind British mapping organisation Ordnance Survey's new map of the Martian landscape, which presents an otherworldly location in a format earthly ramblers will find familiar.
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How appropriate, then, that Los Angeles-based artist Roberto Benavidez has made wild, larger-than-life representations from the Hieronymus Bosch painting, "The Garden of Earthly Delights," in piñata form.
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Many people would agree that there is something undesirable about religious leaders using their stature in the spiritual world to manipulate voters to support a particular candidate for earthly office.
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As Mr Paulikas argued, Saint Paul's injunction to respect earthly powers was not meant to be a carte blanche to use violence; rather it referred to practical matters like taxation.
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As Cullman noted, some early Christians, like some first-century Jews, believed that guardian angels -- "the angels of the nations" -- sat above the earthly rulers, somewhere between God and man.
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He also was almost certainly gay; at his request, he was buried alongside his "earthly light," Father Ambrose St. John, whom he called the one great love of his life.
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One longs for a modern equivalent—a data-driven version of Fra Angelico's "Last Judgment" or Hieronymus Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights" equal to the contradictions of the human situation.
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TIKKUN From Israel, a dark comedy about an ultra-Orthodox young scholar who develops a strong interest in earthly delights after a near-death experience (or was it actual death?).
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Within larger animals, smaller animals — called uñas, or offspring — are woven, but earthly laws of biology don't apply: Condors can give birth to cats, monsters can give birth to men.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" already offers its own immersive, bizarre experience, with scenes of Eden and hell framing a hallucinatory garden.
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Lequeu also drew unabashedly lovely make-believe rooms unsparing in their immensity of minutiae, such as "Hotel Montholon (Salon Project)" (313) and the "Temple of Earthly Venus: Boudoir" (1795–1779).
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A description of your job at McDonald's is welcome, as are musings on what it's like to have no earthly idea what you want to be when you grow up.
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The conditions facing would-be religious entrepreneurs for peace and justice in Israel-Palestine are daunting — yet they may hold the key to succeeding where more earthly approaches have failed.
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Mr. Gibbs also designed what he called the "earthly paradise" inhabited by the has-been rock star played by Mick Jagger in Donald Cammell and Nicolas Roeg's film "Performance" (1970).
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Written in 1855 or 1856, the piece has flowery and convoluted language and archaic spelling, and the sentiments about the relationship between earthly and heavenly power are difficult to untangle.
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"Planet Earth" might have made us tougher to impress, but "Seasons" has the advantage of its focus on a timeline, showing the gradual incursion of man into this earthly paradise.
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Islam, a religion that has always been proud of its earthly success, was now "facing the West with her back to the wall," causing stress, anger and turmoil among Muslims.
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Or, like Jesus, can we also suggest that the Kingdom of God — also called "the Caliphate" — will be established not within any earthly polity, but within our hearts and minds?
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An actor who reaches a certain stage of life, and has been a familiar face for at least half of his earthly span, needs only to show us that face.
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"Hadija" is the moment where that tension is most evident, floating upward and getting pulled back down like a kite that desperately wants to break free of its earthly tethers.
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She used painting as a medium (pun intended) through which the secret language of nature, whether cosmic or earthly, could be manifested, as well as early experimentations with automatic drawing.
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For some odd reason, seeing all your earthly possessions packed away into several boxes can be very emotional, and if you're moving with a partner or friend, tensions can run high.
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Related: Ben Biayenda's Marker Drawings Celebrate Black Beauty in All Its Colors Embroidered Tapestries Beautifully Rewrite Art History's Male Gaze Visit Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Inside a Gorgeous Web Tour
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He preferred, instead, a vision of an outer space partnership with the USSR that might soften the dangerous earthly tensions between the rival nations at the height of the Cold War.
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I know, I know: fetishizing an Apple product while trying to achieve mental clarity, through a practice that at its roots is supposed to help quell earthly desires, is borderline ridiculous.
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It's said to be a place where they can shed their earthly wrappers and live glorious lives, and this mythology is helped along by a song from Disney great Alan Menken.
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And this week the company revealed a few earthly locations that are already linked to the network, including CEO Elon Musk's house and the cockpits of a few Air Force jets.
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The gay Christians I interviewed stick to an older idea of vocation: the call to obey a higher will that is not your own, one that may leave earthly desires ungratified.
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Now, thanks to some new Earthly research published this week in the journal Nature Communications, researchers have a little more proof that microbes could potentially thrive in that ocean's briny water.
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On Friday, April 28, Dirty Dancing megafans far and wide will get their chance to bid on some of Patrick Swayze's earthly possessions in a Los Angeles auction, LA Weekly reports.
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The album, which borrows its title from a Cocteau Twins song, positions her as an Elisabeth Fraser disciple more hellbent on finding some sort of peace or clarity in earthly sludge.
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Via WikimediaAlso priests, Babylonian astronomers believed that all Earthly happenings—the weather, the price of grain, the level of the rivers—were connected to the motion of the planets and stars.
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But Spire's smallsats don't take pretty pictures: They use broadcasts from ships, aircraft, and other satellites to infer earthly conditions as disparate as tomorrow's forecast and the movements of pirate vessels.
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And Rimbaud was standing beside me saying, 'Aidan, go down into the hell of King's Cross, and you will see the earthly paradise, you will see the site of our hope.
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He also showed the Pope a version of Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights, the famous triptych featuring earth, heaven, and hell, that his parents hung over his crib as a baby.
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It's a measure of Bosch's imaginative genius that the imagery in works like "The Garden of Earthly Delights" outstrips in boldness many of the extreme digital fantasies in Hollywood horror films.
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HIERONYMUS BOSCH: TOUCHED BY THE DEVIL Bosch died 500 years ago (1516), and you'll have to go to Madrid to see his masterpiece, "The Garden of Earthly Delights," in the Prado.
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Kick drums are primed for punishment, synth lines squeal and sulk, it's a revision far from the rarified air in of the original, but sometimes earthly desires are more relatable anyway.
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Even those of us who have been covering the White House trade fights for 13 months are humble enough to say that we have no earthly idea what Trump will do.
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Born in 701, the son of a merchant, Li spent his life travelling in search of patrons to sponsor his political career and divine beings to help him transcend earthly knowledge.
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Hollywood's latest space film, "First Man," stars Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong in an intense battle between earthly priorities and the sublime possibilities of the Apollo mission, much like his nation.
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On his way to her funeral, Shadow meets the quick-witted Mr. Wednesday (McShane) and suddenly finds himself sucked into his otherworldly orbit of with no earthly clue what's going on.
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As an early Renaissance piece, the altarpiece is widely recognized as one of history's most influential art works, because of the intimate attention it gives to both earthly and divine beauty.
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As extinction accelerates, it dismantles those ecosystems -- our world, after all, is interdependent, and when you break crucial links in the chain, the downward effects on earthly life can be devastating.
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There's something profoundly satisfying—gravity as gravitas—about keeping company with the new Serras, as of being entrusted with a home truth of your and, for that matter, anything's earthly existence.
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Related: These Creepy Paintings Look Ripped from a Surreal Storybook These Paintings Look Like Someone Nuked 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' These Cartoon Women Have Mastered the Art of the Eye Roll
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"Today's sentence brings some measure of earthly justice to an individual involved in the deaths of five service members," Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Demers said in a press release.
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Artist Niv Bavarsky summarized the best and worst of what happened this past year for Beutler Ink in a re-imagined and updated drawing of Hieronymus Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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"Thus disappeared from Earthly view the last of the giants who make the modern British socialist movement possible," Keir Hardie, the founder of the Labour Party, declared when he died in 1900.
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It's certainly true that the last humans to shed the bounds of Earthly gravity were nearly half a century ago, but humanity has sent probes to all corners of the solar system.
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Bundy, less publicly, had taken charge of giving earthly shape to those visions, marching with hundreds of armed protestors straight toward a defensive position held by a heavily armed federal tactical team.
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The way that astronaut Anousheh Ansari talks about space is similar to how some people talk about reading a book or watching a movie: It's a welcome distraction from the earthly world.
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"There's no earthly reason why these parties should not be permitted to cut their own deals," Samsung said in a Thursday court filing with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Newark, New Jersey.
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The videos show a wide range of earthly depth, starting at 10 feet and reaching as far down as 1,400 feet beneath the soil, highlighting over 2 million years of geological development.
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Through the six-episode first season, it's left unclear how the hairies emerged, and how, if they're an ancient earthly civilization, they remained out of sight for tens of thousands of years.
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Everybody expected Giuliani to be in the running for attorney general, but it turned out he was keen on being appointed to a post for which he had no earthly qualifications whatsoever.
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When members of OSA say that an abortion clinic is "a total hellhole," they mean that the place is a literal conduit between the earthly realm and Hell, where Satan rules eternal.
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In those years, Mucha shifted away from commissioned posters that focused on the utility of products, to unbranded works of fine art dominated by images of women, some earthly and some mythic.
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It can only be sustained for hours at a time, after which the shaman must return to the earthly plane and rest, eat, sleep, shit, and cry like the rest of us.
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That inner conflict—between setting an example for an entire group in need of salvation and being a human with earthly desires, like "Lust" and "Love"—forms the crux of the album.
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Hieronymus Bosch's epic triptych The Garden of Earthly Delights, painted over 500 years ago, is considered to be one of the most famous and most ambitious work of the Dutch master's career.
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You would think that those who repeatedly preach that no earthly wealth or power is more important than a relationship with God and truth would give one moral clarity about this situation.
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In many ways, their online dominance is an extension of their earthly conquests, and the same flesh-and-blood behavior that propelled cats across the globe also sustains Lulu and her peers.
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The tomb houses the earthly remains of Vizier Mehu, a high ranking advisor close to the pharaoh, and members of his family, including his son Meren Ra and his grandson Heteb Kha.
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The result is a collector's dream: the Classico Manara, a limited-edition watch featuring 10 vignettes by Mr. Manara that depict an enchanted love story between a mermaid and her earthly companion.
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Yes, your head is draped in wires and equipment and, yes, you're transported into a completely digital and superficial environment, but the places Björk chooses to take you are natural and earthly.
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The USGS research continues even now, and these photos, taken early in September, showcase some of the natural Earthly beauty we're at risk of losing in the face of climate change denial.
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Although NASA has a special shaving cream for astronauts who want to stick to Earthly razors, Massimino says it's too much hassle to chase down errant whiskers and flecks of shaving cream.
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To make sure that the protein wasn't simply contamination from an earthly source, the researchers calculated its deuterium/hydrogen (D/H) ratio, which is a value that contextualizes the origins of materials.
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They follow a more earthly item: a simple, elegant brass necklace with a key charm dipped in white gold, made by Armenian artisans in Lebanon, symbolizing the homes that refugees leave behind.
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There's something so genius about Peter Quill's only Earthly '80s relic repackaged as a smart phone case (it's extra satisfying to listen to music on if you plug in some chunky headphones).
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Alma's timeline fluctuates wildly as she splits time between her bland existence — dead-end job, well-meaning boyfriend, overbearing mother — and hopping on and off this earthly plane with her dead father.
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"There's a whole generation of people who love the news but were 7 or 8 years old when this happened and have no earthly idea about the Clinton sex stuff," he says.
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The face of the "Mentor" is stripped of hair follicles and lines; the traces of time are muted and replaced with the indicia of collapse between the material, earthly realm and the ether.
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Aside from looking great, the trailer also gives us our first good look at both the cosmic and earthly lives of Carol Danvers, and a hint of the threat's she's going to face.
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The foods eaten to break the daily fast may vary by region, but the intent behind the fasting remains the same: to dedicate the days of Ramadan to worship without any earthly distractions.
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They have been easily recruited by groups like Abu Sayyaf, with promises of either earthly riches (obtained through kidnapping, robbery and extortion) or an eternity in paradise for battling the enemies of Islam.
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Models in dresses decorated with not just crystals and paillettes but wood shavings and tiles and scallops as light as feathers, the better to elevate the ordinary and the earthly into something transcendent.
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While many artificial intelligence critics busy themselves getting terrified over the possibility of a Matrix-type scenario wherein AIs overthrow humanity for Earthly supremacy, others are exploring a more nuanced point of view.
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And secondly, that each of us is reminded daily of our own physical mortality in the face of these violences, prompting us as individuals to ponder what might come after this earthly life.
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The man would have been praying, and he would have known that his only earthly hope was Simao, up in the cockpit, refusing to panic as the marine glass shattered in his face.
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Several years ago, R2 was shown shaking hands with a NASA astronaut, but this grip served as more than a publicity stunt — it showed the robot's potential for performing more earthly tasks, too.
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What I told my dinner companions this season is that I have no earthly idea what is going to happen in the market in the next day, week, month, quarter, or even year.
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Of their numerous interviewees one is the feminist thinker and science historian Donna Haraway, who was also portrayed by Fabrizio Terranova in his extraordinary documentary Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival (2016).
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The space agency's planetary protection policy aims to prevent our planet from being infected by extraterrestrial life forms, and also to protect other planets and space objects from getting tainted by Earthly life.
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Many of the greatest Bosch paintings, including "The Garden of Earthly Delights," are housed in Madrid at the Prado, which refused to lend this masterpiece, regarded as its Mona Lisa, for the exhibition.
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Melisandre can't keep from wishing for a peek behind the mortal curtain, and when Jon answers that he saw nothing, Davos shoos her out of the room to talk of more earthly matters.
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His photorealistic oil paintings and detailed illustrations often depict psychically tortured subjects set against seemingly mundane backdrops, juxtaposing a keen sense of existential angst with the often equally terrifying bounds of earthly existence.
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What they can offer now, against a backdrop of what the Botanical Garden discreetly calls "acute conservation threats," is a horizon to dream toward, a little earthly taste of a life in common.
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In less earthly matters, astronomers said they had detected the third black-hole smashup since they started keeping watch on the cosmos in September 2015 with LIGO, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory.
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I decided to contact the movie directors (basically on a dare ...) to tell them it was possible to do a sequencing of the specimen (if it had earthly DNA ...) to determine its origin.
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Body shape is variable, and I'm not sure assigning a human being a health score based on where they store the results of their earthly pleasures is the best way to represent health.
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I remember she gave me "The Godfather" when I was 11, which I loved, and a book called "Earthly Paradise," by Colette, when I was 12, around the time of my bar mitzvah.
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Finally, she signs off with "Spaceship," crooning that she's going to be okay, because a spaceship full of fellow weirdos is "gonna come back to me, gonna rescue me," earthly bullshit be damned.
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The discovery, and federal acknowledgement, of a UFO of non-earthly origin would be revelatory—and the Times' scoop seemed to suggest that such a worldview-shifting scenario is at least not not-true.
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This database is part of an effort begun last year to digitize and store "the wealth of human knowledge in space" (and ended up breaking a few earthly laws, as Asgardians uploaded copyrighted material).
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Starting in "Episode 3," we realize Hot Priest is the only one who notices Fleabag's habit of turning to the camera, therefore leaving whatever earthly conversation she is in to break the fourth wall.
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Winner of the Cave Canem Poetry Prize and longlisted for the National Book Award, this collection is a menagerie of the corporeal — an ark of memory and pain, of earthly objects and mythical creatures.
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Amethyst, a Gem created on Earth and dealing with Earthly appetites for food, experience, and sensation, is constantly regarded as short and stunted, but her allies still celebrate her as worthwhile for her uniqueness.
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With all the gods and god-like beings of Greek myth slaughtered, Kratos has moved on and carved out a new life for himself in Midgard, the Earthly world of Norse mythology's Nine Realms.
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So complete is the wreck of earthly happiness that scholars over the years have interpreted the tale as a Sufi allegory of love for God rather than as a representation of any human passion.
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The juxtaposition sets off a chord that resonates through the film: our hero will glory in adventure, beyond earthly confines, and he will mourn his child as she, too, passes out of this world.
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"When I ginned up this page before my first meeting at work today, I had no earthly clue it would get so big," organizer J. Blair Reeves Jr. wrote in an update late Wednesday.
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Because the 2007 Superbowl featured a performance from the late Prince, who was one of the baddest, sexiest motherfuckers to ever waltz from the stamen of the mallow flower and into our earthly presence.
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Now you have access to all that knowledge thanks to a new interactive online exhibition called Jheronimus Bosch, the Garden of Earthly Delights, which breaks down more than 40 scenes inside the legendary triptych.
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Why it matters, per Axios' Jonathan Swan: We have no earthly idea how many other women are out there who have similar hush money agreements with Trump's lawyers or associates acting on his behalf.
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Related: How Technology Is Augmenting the Future of Museums in California The Best Museums of the World in a Blink of an Eye Visit Bosch's 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Inside a Gorgeous Web Tour
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On February 21, 2014, 49 years to the day after Malcolm X's earthly form fell to assassins' bullets in Harlem, Chokwe Lumumba, the mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, came home to find the power out.
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For Hindus, the city's ghats — flights of stone steps along the banks of the Ganges — are the site of liberation, or moksha, from the sins that afflict them in the earthly drama of life.
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She also conveniently finds both godly and earthly delights in one package when she meets Luke (Jack Kilmer), a seminary student whose vows of celibacy are easily outweighed by the temptations of the flesh.
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And while we have no earthly idea who the Democratic presidential candidate will be in 2020, it's likely that a bunch of women are going to be in the mix — Gillibrand probably among them.
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The American Folk Art Museum showed Orra White Hitchcock, a Massachusetts matron whose beguiling illustrations of mushrooms and mammoths were tied up with love for her husband, for God and for all earthly creation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Elliptical, self-effacing, and subdued, Fabrizio Terranova's Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival (2016) is no ordinary talking-head documentary about the influential philosopher, thinker, and scholar.
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Related: Samara Golden's Mirrored Bedroom Installation Puts You in the 6th Dimension We Talked to the Archaeologist from the Future About His New Show 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' Gets a Queer-Feminine Overhaul
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But unlike the still lifes of the 17th century — so heavily freighted with moral sensibility, favoring the eternal kingdom over earthly delights — these recent tableaus suggest a rage against the dying of the light.
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De Quincey beheld, in the "theatre" of his mind, along with "more than earthly splendours," horrors beyond belief: "vast processions" of "mournful pomp," and "friezes of never-ending stories" as terrifying as Greek tragedies.
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Dr. Broca argued that big olfactory bulbs compelled animals to succumb to earthly desires, while humans had free will nestled within big frontal lobes, which helped them overcome the urges caused by sensing odors.
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And two books illuminate bodies of water: "The Gulf," a sweeping environmental history of the Gulf of Mexico, and "Earthly Remains," a new Donna Leon mystery set on an island in the Venetian lagoon.
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It was his first encounter with Hieronymus Bosch — who painted like a contemporary of Salvador Dalí even though he began work on his wild masterpiece "The Garden of Earthly Delights" way back in 220.
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But in the next room, a version of Hieronymus Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights" conjures a different mood: chaos reigns as naked bodies throng in ecstasy, some half-animal, one sodomised by a bouquet.
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Characters both old and new, of various earthly and intergalactic ethnicities (spoiler alert: white supremacists will not like "The Last Jedi"), all enjoy a little elbow room, and their fair share of the action.
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The show follows Ellis' character, Lucifer, the fallen angel and Lord of Hell, as he moves to Los Angeles, opens a nightclub and meets a homicide detective that inspires him to take down earthly criminals.
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But it wasn't until Benton's PowerPoint broke the internet last month that I realized they've officially transitioned from the classroom and boardroom to the Garden of Earthly Delights that is modern pop culture — but why?
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If you've ever had a kea nibble your car tyre or seen the mountain parrot move a traffic cone for no earthly reason, you'd know — these cheeky birds do things just because they want to.
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"The FIFA World Cup has reminded us of the possibilities of the heavenly policeman in the Great Russia of the future, but the earthly policeman, entering the ruleless game breaks our world apart," they said.
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The picture of Patrick comes from an episode in season one titled "Nature Pants," in which Spongebob Squarepants quits his job, gives away his earthly possessions, and attempts to live with jellyfish in the wild.
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Durga Puja is a sacred festival that takes place once a year, when it is said that the supreme Mother Goddess from Hindu scriptures descends on an earthly mission for ten days to vanquish evil.
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His new solo effort is similarly dispositioned, and similarly singular, layering distant chorals with answering machine beeps, field recordings of busy streets, affected transit screeching, and other earthly source material that manages to seem otherworldly.
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So there is sad irony in the fact that people who cherish that sacred story seem more divided than ever, with some rejoicing in Jerusalem's rising earthly status and others expressing the very opposite view.
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Michael Dodge, assistant professor in the Department of Space Studies at the University of North Dakota says the fact that it's in orbit won't offer much in the way of protection from earthly copyright laws.
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If Elon Musk fulfills his promise for a multi-million person Martian settlement, the law is going to need revisiting to handle all the Americans whose Earthly residences are (were?) outside the Lone Star State.
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If you're wondering if the Garden of Earthly Delights-esque scene that took place at the restaurant may have been to blame for the sudden "illnesses," it's not looking likely—more like a disconcerting coincidence.
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And if there is to be an acting attorney general, there is no earthly reason it shouldn't be the No. 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 or number anything appointee in the Justice Department.
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While the ceiling mural of the other round chamber in Datong City had faded, this one was luckily still in tact, boasting red constellations of stars that draw a celestial connection to these earthly memorials.
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"The show explores how, as an artist, you represent a confrontation between the earthly and the divine, the immaterial and material," said Joanna Sheers Seidenstein, a curatorial fellow at the Frick who organized the exhibition.
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Related: Explore Salvador Dalí's World in Virtual Reality 'Garden of Earthly Delights' Inspires an Augmented Reality App Step Inside 'The Garden of Emoji Delights' This Is What Computers Dream of When They Look at Art
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This was no earthly grime; it was preternaturally sticky and abrasive, scratching the visors on the astronauts' helmets, weakening the seals on their pressure suits, irritating their eyes, and giving some of them sinus trouble.
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She references "The Hour of the Devil," a short story by the Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa, in which evil incarnate tempts its poet heroine not with earthly indulgences, but with the danger of pursuing inspiration.
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Describing his last week is like describing Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights; there's so much going on, so many unnatural or incomprehensible bits, that you can get muddled just trying to sum it up.
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They are weird and grotesque hybrids, belonging to no particular era, style or creative sensibility, like dishes at a chain restaurant that fuse disparate food trends to produce flavors alien to every known earthly cuisine.
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Because Cassini has earthly microbes stuck to its body, scientists don't want the probe to crash into and contaminate Titan or other moons like Enceladus, an ice-encrusted world that's hiding a warm saltwater ocean.
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Her palette harkens to forces earthly with ochre, browns, yellow, hints of blue and plays with white, relying on black integrated and applied in ways to suggest the underlying tension between the natural and artificial.
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Her poem, consisting entirely of borrowed phrases, is both rhapsodic and theoretical, founded in a combined earthly, tangible experience of the practice of painting and a philosophical consideration of the deep implications of mark making.
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Broadly staff astrologer Annabel Gat tells us that Tauruses have "an immense connection with sensuality and earthly pleasures," so if the person whose boobs those are is getting laid, well, frankly, that's Taurus as fuck.
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"The Transcendent Body" examines the ways in which humanity has used jewelry to mediate between the heavenly and earthly planes, as when pilgrims in India make bejeweled offerings to the Hindu gods Shiva and Parvati.
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People still danced as if in a trance in the village of Tala in recognition of this all too earthly presence who meanders in the last 4 percent of India's forests like a ghostly nomad.
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It also comes from looking, say, at James Ensor's little etchings of people on the beach or "The Garden of Earthly Delights" by good old Hieronymus [Bosch], where there's some really weird stuff going on!
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Given its mystical connotations, it's not a scent associated with the secular world, but lately I have noticed its distinctive smoke wafting over more earthly settings, from Brooklyn dive bars to blue-chip art openings.
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And although Lady Jaye passed away in 2007, P-Orridge now says that the Pandrogeny Project explores the combination of spirits across the earthly and heavenly planes, giving h/er special access to the unknown.
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The internet, after all, is hardly a well-oiled machine; it's more like a version of The Garden of Earthly Delights built by unidirectional hypertext and populated by broken links, corrupted image files, and incomplete information.
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Only her hair seemed to be made of anything earthly: It billowed over her shoulders in a mass of dense sable curls that snapped the teeth of every comb Lady Aisha had ever taken to them.
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Patti's fame aspirations under the alias Killa-P are challenged daily by the more earthly elements in her life — namely her mom, Barb (Bridget Everett), who bears the scars of her own thwarted ambitions of stardom.
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Instead, for me at least, it was the earthly travelers that stuck out; many of the people I spoke were itinerants, traversing the globe and living in alternative communities, often trimming weed to make ends meet.
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Today marks the first day of Lent, during which time Christians (mostly Catholics, Lutherans, Methodists, and Presbyterians) will fast, abstain from meat on Fridays, or simply do their best to refuse their earthly pleasure of choice.
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It is an attitude which on one hand, accepts that earthly powers have been ordained by God, but also insists that Christians, as individuals or communities, shouldn't have too much to do with those worldly institutions.
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Herzog presents ten titled sections that each bear storyboard headings, from "The Glory of the Net," a nod to the possibilities of collective collaboration, to "Earthly Invaders," a look at the ease and danger of hacking.
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Their environments are clothed in the colorful, yet muted, palette of Hieronymus Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights, and convey the same frenzied, hungry energy that has attracted viewers of the iconic painting for hundreds of years.
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While humans are beginning to figure out how to get the hell off this planet we're destroying, these tiny water bear creatures called tardigrades have evidently been evolving to survive whatever earthly calamity comes their way.
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He does little to dispel this version of himself in person, but that feels deeply uncalculated—the mythical Nick Cave, the one who convenes with the characters in his writing, and the earthly one are symbiotic.
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The intention was for the leaders of the 14 churches which make up global Orthodox Christianity to send a message of encouragement and concern, not only about theology but about earthly woes from pollution to inequality.
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Performed exceptionally by a formidable band that includes two former Suicidal Tendencies members, his compositions dominate a lengthy set where earthly brilliance and cosmic visions unspool together into a spiritual listening experience without creed or denomination.
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It takes a heldentenor to sing the raucously exuberant drinking song to earthly sorrow that opens the work, in which the poet calls for drowning one's bitterness over the impermanence of life with goblets of wine.
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A turtle shrine was built on a small island in the lake in the 1880s, and the "great-grandfather" that died there in 2016 was widely thought to be the earthly embodiment of the ancient legend.
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But critics say there are risks of having mankind's course in space shaped by a few —including ethical questions about who owns (and profits from) space, and concerns over repeating the negative consequences of earthly colonization.
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After reading this -- and lots and lots of other tweets just like it -- the honest answer is that I have no earthly idea why President Trump capitalizes certain words that clearly don't need to be capitalized.
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These are the things that are advocated to us as the sources of earthly happiness, and both of them are incredibly problematic in ways that I think we're not fully alive to at a societal level.
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Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis refused to issue marriage certificates to same-sex couples based on "God's authority," but she's now facing a much more earthly power: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DENVER — Over little more than a decade Jenny Morgan has developed a set of powerful techniques that push paint to make the connection between the earthly and otherworldly more expressively felt.
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In the video above, he explains the Earthly inspirations behind six of the most popular conlangs: Parseltongue (Harry Potter), Dothraki and High Valyrian (Game of Thrones), Klingon (Star Trek), Na'vi (Avatar), and Sindarin (Lord of the Rings).
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Yes, we know it can difficult to think of her as anything other than an earthly manifestation of the divine genderless Almighty Apotheosis, to which we are undeserving of, and must proclaim our devotion to each morning.
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Submitted designs include a cup designed to replicate an earthly drinking experience in space, the album art for David Bowie's album "Blackstar," a smart bike helmet, and an Adidas running shoe made out of recycled ocean plastic.
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The occasion of the plunge is the desire of Ukraine's elected leaders to establish a legitimate, national church, and the countervailing determination of Russia's spiritual authorities, which are close to its earthly ones, to block that move.
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Through a mythos at once epic and earthly, Darker Gods celebrates Black bodies that confront and reckon with history as a continuum of the past, present, and future — the creation story a catalyst for rejecting White lies.
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In 2015, which set an all-time record for domestic box office grosses at $11.1 billion, 10 of the top 40 earning films featured some earthly global cataclysm, its aftermath, or at very least, its imminent threat.
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After grasping the hard science of the current and immediate earthly situation, the barrier for the viewer, then, isn't climate denialism, but determining what action they're going to take after they're up-to-date on the facts.
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Here's a perfect example: West Wing aides privately admit they have no earthly idea what Trump will do about anything — whether it be guns, immigration, their own careers, or the fate of Chief of Staff John Kelly.
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What's happening in Hawaii now -- a cascade of quakes, an erupting volcano, molten lava covering streets and plumes of vog visible from miles away -- is a simple reminder of exactly how precarious this earthly existence can be.
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Second, there is no earthly reason why nuclear weapons should be at Kleine Brogel, certainly not if the country is under threat, certainly not if they are attractive target for terrorism or there is the slightest risk.
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Unlike figures in Renaissance ceilings that are always at a far remove from our earthly plane, Irish's protestors seem as if they will step down from the ceiling any minute, as if they are pressing against glass.
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Highlights: See Hieronymus Bosch's famous triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights"; works by Diego Velázquez; more works by Titian, the godfather of Venetian painting, than in any other museum; more than 250 sculptures; and countless other delights.
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Sigur Rós have made such cosmic music for so many years that the idea of them being bound by such earthly and dull ideas as taxes is baffling, but lo and behold, they are not entirely immune.
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Works like Gary Baseman's Garden of Earthly Pleasures series depict the devil with all his sexual and anthropophagous impulses, except he is a chubby three-legged, arrow-tailed, horned thing cute enough to be a collectible figure.
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In "Ever Eat Anything That Made You Feel Like Saturday Night on Tuesday Afternoon," German Berries languish in a dark pool, licorice tendrils lapping at their edges — a "Garden of Earthly Delights" rendered in glucose and gelatin.
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It was one of untold bittersweet victory celebrations that since Sunday have blurred the line of earthly time and space to include Philly fans who breathed their last long before time ran out on Super Bowl LII.
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In fact, the Muscovite attacks oversimplify the position of the ancient Istanbul-based see, which must keep a delicate balance between many different earthly powers in order to survive as a tiny Christian enclave in a Muslim country.
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The legitimacy of all these moves is furiously contested by both earthly and spiritual leaders in Moscow, who insist that the only properly constituted Orthodox church on Ukrainian soil is the one that is subject to Muscovite authority.
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Related: The 'Game of Thrones' Google Map Makes Navigating Westeros a Breeze Chart London's Vibes on an Illustrated "Psychogeographical" Map A Musician Made a Map of the Entire Universe Found JRR Tolkien Map Reveals Middle-Earth's Earthly Inspirations
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A few weeks after our conversation, he made his biggest contribution to earthly wellbeing by announcing the Bezos Day One Fund, which will devote $218 billion to helping homeless families and creating a network of Montessori-esque preschools.
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It's set against Radiohead's "Spectre," a rejected song for the Bond movie of the same name, and while the track certainly sounds Bond-ish, it feels a touch too Earthly to go alongside Star Wars' swashbuckling sci-fi.
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In the search for their own earthly paradise, most prospective luxury home buyers focus on the uniqueness of a listing, its hidden Edens and world-class amenities, proximity to the beach, ocean views and specifics involving the price.
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If they get that far into the communiqué, and can read its subtext, ordinary Christian believers may be dismayed at the way in which earthly disputes cast such a shadow over prelates who are supposed to look heavenward.
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Pella Kågerman and Hugo Lilja, who co-directed Aniara, took pains to make sure these Mima scenes offered a visceral earthly escape— for both the characters and the audience—from the sterile cruise-ship environment of the spacecraft.
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Prince Be was an early blurrer of the lines between rapping and singing, and between the earthly and the spiritual, inspired in part by the American mystic Edgar Cayce, about whom he learned from his mother, Janice Carr.
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MAD CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL (Friday) Creatures great and small, earthly and otherworldly, and at least one monster populate these short films, presented by the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) and the New York International Children's Film Festival.
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Far from foreshadowing provincial earthly concerns, these objects portend, if anything, that the indifferent universe beyond Earth doesn't give a rat's asteroid about about the outcome of 15th century European battles or the potential enchantment of inanimate objects.
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Morrison's work had to be conceived somewhere, after all, and the album's otherworldly pastoral vibe means that almost any earthly answer — any place other than an unknown planet covered only in ferns and flutes — would be a surprise.
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There, Scorah was repeatedly warned that the end of the world was nigh, that Witnesses alone would survive on an earthly paradise, and that all others would be consigned to what's called the common grave — extinction, or nonbeing.
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Lewis concedes, remarkably, that a religious mother who has lost her son might receive comfort at the level of "the God-aimed, eternal spirit within her," but not in her earthly and all-consuming role as a mother.
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But this is a scary movie and a serious one, because it lures us into the minds, and the earthly domains, of those who are themselves scared, night and day, that they have forfeited the mercies of God.
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"It's pretty odd to think that a woman is going to leave her son, abandon her job and leave her house (without) a set of keys she normally uses, leaving all her earthly belongings inside," the prosecutor said.
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In North Carolina, where the eclipse's path ended, emergency physician Bret Nicks' E.R. treated sprains, strains, lacerations and wrist fractures on eclipse viewers so intent on looking up that they failed to pay attention to their earthly surroundings.
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The members of Heaven's Gate, which had existed since the 70s, believed they were exiting their Earthly bodies to board a UFO that was hiding behind the Hale-Bopp comet as it made its closest approach to Earth.
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Driving cross country from Southern California five years ago with all their earthly possessions in a U-Haul, they staked their future on the conviction that it was still possible to bootstrap your way to success in New York.
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And it is here that the film's real stark beauty lies: in the radical gesture of single-handedly effacing a myth, or rather, in giving it an earthly dimension, against the background of Anna Magdalena's devoted yet silenced domesticity.
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The question of microbe survival has been of interest to scientists since the early days of space exploration, out of concern both that extraterrestrial microbes might be accidentally brought back to Earth and that Earthly ones might contaminate space.
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Ellen Umansky's first novel, "The Fortunate Ones," borrows the architecture of the art mystery, but leaves aside the obligatory magic in favor of a quieter and more earthly examination of how art serves us in the here and now.
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That show has used Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks" (1942) and Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (1490–1500) to name a few instances, but perhaps no series has ever done it quite as consistently and lovingly as Bojack Horseman.
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Dylan took you to the far ends of the expanding universe, eight minutes of 'one hand waving free,' and I loved that, but it didn't sound like anything I did or was likely to do—it wasn't very earthly.
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While he could have had earthly power – his followers yearned for him to become king – he instead claimed only spiritual power, believing that the best way to change the world was by changing the human heart, one person at a time.
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Civil War put all of Marvel's earthly Avengers and their disparate tones into a blender of a blockbuster and hit frappe, and what could easily have been a disaster was perhaps the best Marvel movie we're ever going to get.
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The specific rules to the fast cover a wide range, he says, but all of them point toward a common goal: to emulate a kind of morality in the hopes of transcending your earthly form (at least for a day).
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The election in 1978 of an anti-communist Polish pope, John Paul II, ushered in a reaction against the quasi-Marxist leanings of liberation-minded clerics who in the eyes of critics seemed keener on earthly politics than on individual repentance.
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A loving appreciation by painter Robert Storr, who compares Farber's sweeping views and multiple areas of shared focus to Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights, anticipates a remembrance by Almereyda which recalls Storr writing a scathing review of Farber's 1982 exhibition.
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Wouldn't watching your first husband and all your earthly possessions carried off in a flash flood, and your second husband lying dead on the road as a result of a petty grudge, be enough to justify some bitterness towards the world?
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Okay, if you have trypophobia and you're still reading, rest assured that's only the appearance—the "holes" aren't actually there, but the lake's otherworldly presentation does make it easier to believe it's considered an Earthly analogue for ancient lakes on Mars.
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And the radical improvements in earthly technology that have made ever more capable spacecraft possible have also made some of the technologically attuned entrepreneurs interested in space travel rich enough to direct their efforts beyond the near-term dictates of commerce.
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Even if you still have to wait a few more months before you can once again spend every Sunday getting hammered on your rich friend's terrace, you can treat yourself to other earthly luxuries, like piles of cured fish, right now.
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But what the gang of misfit mutants doesn't yet know is that David is also plagued by a psychic parasite, the Shadow King, another telepath whose body is long dead but whose consciousness is using David as its earthly host.
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There is a powerful emotional undertow to these poems that springs from Mr. Vuong's sincerity and candor, and from his ability to capture specific moments in time with both photographic clarity and a sense of the evanescence of all earthly things.
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