"Interesting," an empty suit could be heard saying off camera.
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And to them, Abbas is nothing more than an empty suit.
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O'Rourke is not an unintelligent man, and he's not an empty suit.
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And it reinforced the narrative that he is nothing but an empty suit.
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Beto O'Rourke, making O'Rourke look like an empty suit while elevating his own profile.
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Pat Toomey was also a no-show, protesters came with an empty suit to put onstage.
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Weenie lawyers and empty-suit business-side guys who confuse cowardice for prudence while the newsroom stands on principle!
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It makes him look like something of an empty suit if he did not agree with the second version.
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Pat Toomey didn't attend a town hall in Allentown, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday night, so attendees propped up an empty suit.
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Whatever we may think of Rubio's character and political views, these factors alone should cast doubt on the "empty suit" narrative.
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But Mica has attacked Murphy as an empty suit recruited by leaders in D.C. only after several more prominent local Democrats passed on the race.
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But Republicans tried to tell various stories about Barack Obama in 2008: that he was ultra liberal, that he was untested, that he was an empty suit.
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With his slicked blond hair and cold, arrogant sneer, this politician-come-lately is an empty suit robotically shaking hands while spewing inane platitudes at meet-and-greets.
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But they lavished nearly as much energy on revealing Trump as an empty suit — as someone who cannot provide any policy details because he doesn't have any detailed policies.
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"The fact that you're coming here without any specifics I think reinforces the impression that federal antitrust enforcement is an empty suit," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat from Connecticut.
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Rating George Clooney is his usual classy self, but in a role that attempts to suggest his character is a bit of an empty suit (a character Clooney plays exceptionally well).
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"Bernie thought I was an empty suit, and insisted that he was the better feminist because he would solve income inequality and that would help women," Ms. Kunin said in the interview.
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I kept thinking with dread, "One of these men might actually be the next president" — either the demagogue from New York, the political arsonist from Texas or the empty suit from Florida.
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Most disturbingly, Jack Nicholson's President Dale, an empty suit concerned only with photo ops and polling, is eviscerated by a martian handshake just as he delivers a stirring plea for understanding and peace.
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As Nick Arnstein, the dashing gambler whom Fanny loves and loses, the handsome Darius Campbell fills out what has always been an empty suit of a part (albeit a tuxedo) with little distinguishing detail.
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" He told a false story about a female member of Congress that was meant to suggest she was a grandstanding empty suit, as he lamented that once "women were sacred, looked upon with great honor.
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At the back of a vintage-furnished trattoria near the Pantheon, stumble through a creaky armoire and you're deposited in a dimly lit brick den, where an empty suit of knight's armor spookily stands guard.
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For every moment that works, there's one that really, really doesn't, and The Politician's idea of political commentary is probably best summed up by its opening credits, which suggest the central character is a literal empty suit.
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In the end, everybody in Money Monster — whether rich guy empty suit or police officer — is there to make sure the essential wheels of capitalism keep on rolling, maybe with that one bad guy sent off to jail.
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The shutdown has made the President look like an empty suit -- one who can sit at a conference table in a TV studio or the Cabinet room, but who ultimately relies on his producers to make the real decisions.
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The exhibition's most fully realized and appealing piece is "Entrance to a Garden" (2002), a 16-foot-tall geometric representation of an empty suit jacket, shirt and tie made of semitransparent, perforated metal panels framed by steel beams painted blue.
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The movie is rife with this kind of shorthand, sketching characters' flaws and attributes in broad sitcom strokes: Sasha's faithless and short-lived fiancé, a restaurateur who practices capoeira, gives Daniel Dae Kim little to play but an empty suit.
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Some U.S. senators, such as Pat Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, have faced weekly protests outside their offices, and a Pennsylvania healthcare network set up a "town hall" this week with an empty suit in place of Toomey, who declined to attend.
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As your pupil slips into its keyhole you release a little cough And in the ill-lit room beyond the door an empty suit Turns its head, information and defense spilling from its pit In the shitty willow's boundless shadow.
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But it is typical of Dossi's wit that, as X-rays have revealed, having depicted a knight standing beside the enchantress, Dossi repainted this part of the picture replacing the warrior with a large, mournful dog and an empty suit of armor.
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So there's inherent tension with the fact that the most prominent political figures of the generation currently in high school aren't empty-suit politicians: They're activists like Hogg and Greta Thunberg, who are railing against the systems they believe are destroying the world.
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The more you dug into Scandal on a thematic level, the more it became about a bunch of women and people of color trying to prop up an administration headed up by an empty suit of a white man (Tony Goldwyn's President Fitzgerald Grant).
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At one point during the lunchtime rally, two male protesters stood in the stands holding signs saying "Marco Rubio—Empty Suit," but Rubio's supporters wrestled the signs away and a man in the crowd tore one to shreds before throwing it down into the booing audience.
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The GOP candidate joined Trump on stage, where both took shots at Democrat Danny O'Connor, whom they cast as an empty suit for House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.).
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While we obsess over domestic politics — not that there's anything wrong with that, since a lot depends on whether the next leader of the world's most powerful nation is a racist xenophobe, a sinister theocrat, an empty suit, or all of the above — something scary is going on in financial markets, where bond prices in particular are indicating near-panic.
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Retrieved 2010-8-29. An EP was released for the album track "Empty Suit".
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The businessman keeps running until his feet disappear, causing him to collapse onto a mattress in an alleyway. The businessman writhes in horror as the rest of him disappears, leaving only his empty suit.
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Berry called for the resignation of Paul Kehoe, the Minister of State at the Department of Defence (Junior Defence Minister), whom he described as an "empty suit" who has "presided over the demise of the Defence Force" since he took up the role in 2011.
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The Nonexistent Knight (Italian: Il cavaliere inesistente) is an allegorical fantasy novel by Italian writer Italo Calvino, first published in Italian in 1959 and in English translation in 1962. The tale explores questions of identity, integration with society, and virtue through the adventures of Agilulf, a medieval knight who exemplifies chivalry, piety, and faithfulness but exists only as an empty suit of armour.
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Cartoon representing the juste milieu philosophy as an empty suit of clothes. At the end of his trial before the Assize Court, Philipon was convicted of " contempt of the king's person ." Arrested Jan. 12, 1832, he had to serve six months in prison and pay a fine of 2,000 francs, to which were added seven months related to other grounds of conviction.
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He initially resists the pair, but suffers a heart attack and agrees to join them. During this exchange, his cave is visited by Yagyu Jubei, son of a samurai master and a powerful swordsman in his own right. Jubei rushes to Musashi's aid only to find an empty suit of armor. The unholy trio then encounter Inshun, a Buddhist monk who is plagued with terrible fantasies of sex and death.
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Instead, he demonstrates his power by animating an empty suit of armor to make a champion. Drawn by the flashes of light emitted by Merlin's magical discharges, Tom enters the cave and joins Lancelot and Merlin. As they exit the cave, the setting has changed, and Merlin reveals they are now at Stonehenge. Merlin insists upon sacrificing Tom to completely restore his magic but Lancelot objects, insisting he will fight to defend Tom.
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Initially the wind was blowing in the wrong direction, and the flames were forced into Rondell's face, burning his moustache. The two stuntmen changed positions, and the image was later reversed. The album's back cover depicts a faceless "Floyd salesman", in Thorgerson's words, "selling his soul" in the desert (shot in the Yuma Desert in California again by Aubrey "Po" Powell). The absence of wrists and ankles signifies his presence as an "empty suit".
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Despite this condemnation, Etty considered Venus and her Satellites one of his best works, and sold it to Rev. Edward Pryce Owen for the substantial sum of 300 guineas (about £ in terms) in August. alt=Seven topless women, an empty suit of armour, and a balding man playing the lyre In August 1835 Etty spent a brief holiday in Shropshire, where he delivered Venus and Her Satellites to Owen. While en route back he made a detour to Manchester to visit an art exhibition; while there he made the acquaintance of wealthy cotton merchant Daniel Grant.
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This is the faction of Hao's followers are girls who are often mistaken for witches. The following members make up Team Hana-Gumi: ; : : A German shaman who originally came from an aristocratic family, Kanna was born constantly spewing ectoplasm, which attracted spirits who were repelled by , an old medieval knight spirit who has known Kanna since childhood. As her ally and protector, he uses the smoke from Canna's cigarette as a medium to animate an empty suit of armor wielding a lance. Kanna lived a relatively comfortable and happy life until the death of her loving parents, after which she was surrounded by lawyers and relatives after her inheritance.
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In the end, Eddie proves to be too clever for the evil Toon, dissolving him by using his own dip concoction against him and leaving behind his human disguise. A crowd of various Toons then surround his empty suit and wonder what kind of Toon he was. It is never revealed what type of Toon he was, or if he was one specific type of Toon at all. The Toons seem to agree that they don't need to know, and decide to live happily ever after when the will of Marvin Acme suddenly appears in Roger's possession, granting full ownership to the citizens of Toontown.
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Cartoon by Charles Philipon circa 1830 representing the philosophy as an empty suit of clothes. During the July Monarchy, in January 1831 Louis-Philippe received an address sent by the city of Gaillac, which said it submitted itself to the king's government "in order to assure the development of the conquests of July". His much-quoted response was that "We will attempt to remain in a juste milieu, in an equal distance from the excesses of popular power and the abuses of royal power." Vincent E. Starzinger compares the Juste Milieu of the Doctrinaires of France to English Whiggism of the same period, finding similarities in ideas of sovereignty, representation, freedom and history.
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Gervais said once that, in the show's universe, Brent did have many moments when he did his job well and even showed an effective sense of humor; for example, in the first series, Brent is met with genuine laughter after telling what appeared to be a joke during a small meeting with his staff. These moments were deliberately not included in the "documentary", but presumably helped shape viewer perceptions that Brent was not just a worthless empty suit and an idiot. For all his many unlikable and contemptible characteristics, Brent is not without redeeming merit and is largely depicted as a tragic figure, increasingly so as the show progresses: a lonely and somewhat forlorn man who places too much value on his unrewarding job. At several points, the audience is prompted to feel sympathetic towards Brent.
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Tethers confronts FBI Director Jennings in the Moose Ear Diner and voices his concern that the astronauts in the woods have been murdering people, and are responsible for the disappearances, but Jennings simply warns him to back away from the case and leave Scoggins before he learns too much. Refusing to abandon the case, Tethers returns to the astronaut's body he discovered in the woods and finds that it is not really a body, but an empty suit. To his surprise, Isaac Davner appears behind him and reveals that the suit belonged to him. Isaac explains that, previously known as Ed Davis, he was in the team of astronauts who were sent to the Moon on the Hermes II mission, a secret operation in response to Olav Welhaven's research in which the team were ordered to plant a device called the 'Lunar Ray' on the surface.
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Victoria and Albert Museum. History of Black Dance: British Black Dance He wrote four scores for the group for piano, tom tom and maracas: De Prophet, They Came, Market DayKeith Watson on Les Ballets Negres, The Guardian, 5 August, 1999 and Aggrey. His most successful ballet was The Witch Boy based on the ‘Ballad of Barbara Allan’, choreographed by Jack Carter and premiered by the Ballet der Lage Landen in Amsterdam in May 1956. It received over 1,000 performance in 30 different countries, and also became popular as a concert suite. Four of his ballet scores were choreographed by Norman Morrice: The Travellers (1963), The Realms of Choice (1965), Hazard (1967) and The Empty Suit (1970). Salzedo was musical director of the Ballet Rambert from 1967 to 1972 and principal conductor with the Scottish Ballet from 1972-74. He became musical director of the City Ballet of London in 1982 and devoted himself full-time to composition from 1986. He wrote many film scores, including several for Hammer Films, amongst them the war movie The Steel Bayonet (1957) and the horror film The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958). But chamber music was also central to his output, including 10 string quartets spanning his whole career - from No 1 in 1942 to No 10 (op 140) dating from 1997.
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