Yeah, we know ... enlightening stuff -- but Warner's speaking from experience!
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But that's why the Machado affair has been so enlightening.
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It was an enlightening experience for me as a Canadian.
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Their responses to each other have been civil and enlightening.
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That does not diminish the value of this enlightening book.
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It's an enlightening snapshot that shows how tech lobbying works.
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So it's been an enlightening last one or two days.
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And he was enlightening his people who were very naïve.
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Alas, the debate has often been neither informative nor enlightening.
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That happened and it was at once embarrassing and enlightening.
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Our favorite Travel articles are entertaining, unexpected, lavish, enlightening, meditative.
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Recognizing this distinction would have made his discussion more enlightening.
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The conversations are charged with energy, and are often enlightening.
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I'm not interested in intellectual opacity or "enlightening" the viewer.
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Are we enlightening them to respect the diversity of our communities?
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It was quite intense, enlightening in a way that was profound.
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That makes for a jolly film, but not an enlightening one.
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But when it does happen, it's this very enriching, enlightening experience.
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"Ants Among Elephants" is an arresting, affecting and ultimately enlightening memoir.
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Even more, the experience proved amusing, enlightening, and heartwarming for her.
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There is a good deal of enlightening pranksterism at play here.
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The film should be boring, but actually it's pensive—enlightening, even.
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Here's everything Gaga revealed in her enlightening catch-up with Lowe.
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There are troves of historically fascinating and politically enlightening tapes online.
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The beautiful game, informing and enlightening Ugly Americans all the time.
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Ben Howard Alfred, N.Y. Gopnik's essay was thought-provoking and enlightening.
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Both synods were contentious and, the participants said afterward, ultimately enlightening.
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The results are enlightening, if not exactly a recipe for happiness.
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Fantegrossi broke down some very complex but enlightening explanations of why.
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All right, Steven, this has been a really, really enlightening conversation.
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If it is engaging and enlightening, it is on this list.
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The VICE Magazine Podcast is your definitive guide to enlightening information.
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A stroll around the town itself offers its own enlightening treats.
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With wide eyes, I followed her through this enlightening penis parade.
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What comments do you find most interesting or enlightening, and why?
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What touching, amusing, entertaining, shocking, inspiring or enlightening details stand out?
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Depending on your mood, that phrase is either enlightening or exasperating.
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The memo is, in fact, enlightening in a number of respects.
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A British drilling company executive called arrival at Juba's airport "enlightening".
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The late 60s were definitely an enlightening period in our culture.
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Its references to designers, philosophy, and literature feel pretentious rather than enlightening.
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An unusual and enlightening exhibition at the Pizzuti Collection examines this question.
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The show has now grown into an impeccably edited and enlightening creation.
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"Enlightening" people about the lack of evidence can actually be deeply offensive.
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The process makes for a compelling, thoroughly enlightening, unsettling, and necessary read.
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But there's an enlightening difference in how each side responds to it.
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And that can be a really enlightening thing for some of them.
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Gans offers an enlightening summary of the NSC's history from the Truman
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Welcome to The VICE Magazine Podcast, your definitive guide to enlightening information.
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Here are some of the most enlightening entries to the #NoWomanEver hashtag.
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I imagine I'm enlightening the people with the sacred flame of journalism.
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The Sun connects with Uranus at 4:15 PM, bringing enlightening surprises.
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But reading through the difference between the latter two scenarios is enlightening.
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Growth-wise, I think it's a much healthier environment, much more enlightening.
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But I still think looking at metropolitan trade balances can be enlightening.
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At its best, this approach is enlightening and empowering, rather than alienating.
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Until then, General Rehearsal offers some enlightening commentary on the world stage.
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Being older on the road is equal parts disconcerting, humbling and enlightening.
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But it is far more enlightening — and personally rewarding — to be there.
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"We're not enlightened; there's nothing about this that is enlightening," he said.
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A family grapples with heroin addiction in this heartbreaking but enlightening novel.
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An enlightening and scary account of internal dynamics regarding power and ideology.
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Here are 10 enlightening celebrity documentaries that you can stream right now.
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Perhaps most enlightening were the data on the characteristics of supplement users.
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"That was the most enlightening 60 minutes of my life," Stanfield says.
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The VICE Magazine Podcast is your definitive monthly guide to enlightening information.
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Dropping acid can be a wonderful, enlightening experience, or a deeply traumatizing one.
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Richardson, though, is a compelling storyteller, and provides enlightening anecdotes on each page.
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I've read about some of your experiments and they are troubling — and enlightening.
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But his little one-act play and the circumstances surrounding it are... enlightening.
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"The president is hopeful that he can have an enlightening discussion," he said.
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But that doesn't mean reading up on his Zodiac sign won't prove enlightening.
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As the servant of two cats, I thought it was an enlightening read.
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I talked to him just before Thanksgiving for this enlightening episode of Technotopia.
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"Her years with Benji have been enlightening for her," said another Diaz source.
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In all cases, the risks paid off in both hilarious and enlightening fashion.
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"The last six months of my life have been really enlightening," she says.
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We'd be confronted with something as cryptic and nonsensical as it was enlightening.
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Astrology, as enlightening as it can be, shouldn't be a source of stress.
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Discovering new artists has been the most enlightening thing with Safer At Night.
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The book, which started out as a website, is both enlightening and fun.
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I suspect he is as enlightening at the lectern as on the page.
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Sometimes the controversy they generate is silly and piddling; other times, it's enlightening.
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His ruminations about them, turgid phallic references aside, are enlightening, if rather bleak.
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Reconciling my life then with my life now can be challenging but enlightening.
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Read on for a rundown of the most enlightening bits we picked up on.
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To sit back and see things that I've never seen before — it's very enlightening.
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It contains all sorts of enlightening #MillennialFacts, which I will share with you now.
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Like many people's first times, "it is both enlightening and devastating," as Long says.
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But the most enlightening moment of it all was watching Kylie and Kendall bicker.
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And it's my pleasure to write about the experience in a hopefully enlightening fashion.
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But the distinction that the index draws between different types of progress is enlightening.
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Still his clear explanation has proven to be both educational and enlightening to many.
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The changes you've been undergoing have felt erratic, electric, and enlightening all at once.
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So, we wouldn't have any of this enlightening information without the glory of crowdsourcing.
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These shortcomings are not fatal to a documentary that is both enlightening and gripping.
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Experience can be enlightening for a journalist but it can also become a burden.
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My time spent in both states was a wonderful and enlightening experience for me.
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It's more of a themed-dress party than an enlightening examination of the period.
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Enlightening theories So what's so good about being outdoors for a child without glasses?
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That fact came shining through in an enlightening-if-unscientific new NBC News report.
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Read on for some of the most enlightening answers from the piano-pounding maestro!
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Simply click through this enlightening look at the history of the arch for proof.
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The responses are pretty enlightening, and a great reminder to always remember your roots.
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Perhaps, one day, His Holiness will share more enlightening words on food with us.
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"It was a wonderful, enlightening time to work on Shakespeare," she told Ms. Boston.
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We think it will be a fun and enlightening experience for everyone who joins.
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People with different positions within a company offer unique viewpoints that can be enlightening.
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Soleil Moon Frye gushed about the "special, brilliant, beautiful, incredible, enlightening" Moore at the luncheon.
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Do you think any analogy in this vein is enlightening as far as predictions go?
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Her enlightening and entertaining talk discusses how collecting data on your body's basic functions—e.g.
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The final five minutes of class were the most intense but also the most enlightening.
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Over the years, debates have not exactly produced the most enlightening discussion of public policy.
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Their answers are powerful, enlightening, and, hopefully, indicative of why sexual consent is so essential.
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The experience was enlightening: I didn't feel an ounce of stress or FOMO or anxiety.
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This suggests that South Carolina provides the more enlightening test for both Sanders and Clinton.
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"What an amazing enlightening heartbreaking and yet hopeful day," the pop star captioned the photo.
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Easy energy is flowing around connecting with others, and enlightening conversations will come your way.
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Although the findings are enlightening and encouraging, experts agree that additional scientific research is needed.
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Still, knowledge of just how much genetically modified food we already consume could be enlightening.
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What she said was enlightening, 'Young people often see themselves as a burden to others.
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But I will tell you that it was a haunting and enlightening moment for me.
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Enlightening others gets a Sag off so much it may as well be their kink.
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It will be enlightening, and also probably healing, for you to find some of them.
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What's enlightening is how in control they are — and, by extension, Ms. Djordjevich is too.
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" And here's Randy, enlightening Franco about his new employer: "Arthur doesn't like to be rushed.
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Anyway, thanks for enlightening me on the issue of impeachment and greetings from Sydney. Anja.
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To commemorate the release, here are 10 enlightening celebrity documentaries available to stream right now.
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"It has been an amazing process, an enlightening process the last two days," she began.
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Here are 26 of the biggest, most enlightening, and exciting health discoveries of the year.
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When that day came for Ms. McPhee's youngest sister, it was devastating but also enlightening.
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Being able to hear this well again has been an incredibly strange and enlightening experience.
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Although this film has it's tearful moments, it's definitely enlightening and a good summer watch.
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You love asking questions and are known for taking conversations off in strange and enlightening directions.
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Myles Turner is LaMarcus Aldridge 2.0 Myles Turner has touch, unselfish tendencies, and enlightening physical tools.
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It's an enlightening discussion of race and class through the lens of the grocery store aisle.
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As enlightening as the Robutt is, this is far from the first robotic butt we've seen.
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"Netflix has created a database of American cinematic predilections," explains an enlightening article in The Atlantic.
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And in the process she's just as enlightening as Oliver, more radical, and certainly more elegant.
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"The Stopping Places" is an enjoyable and enlightening account of an overlooked part of British society.
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Their comments, together with those of others Olympians in previous interviews, provide an enlightening look inside.
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We didn't know the answers to any of these questions, so this is all very enlightening.
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From immigration to ISIS, vets issues to criminal justice reform, it was an enlightening, informative night.
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As for our friends, they don't care enough to do the hard work of enlightening us.
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And "The Mirror Thief," audaciously well written, demanding, frustrating and oddly enlightening, is absolutely not that.
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This enlightening nugget comes from a new Showtime documentary about the star called Becoming Cary Grant.
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Now I can, and seeing some of the things he's had to go through is enlightening.
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" Many fans praise Médine's music as enlightening and educational; Some commentators have called it "library's rap.
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We heard from over 300 teenagers who gave a flurry of nuanced, thoughtful and enlightening responses.
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"I really think that the 16 hours of questions will be very enlightening," Manchin told CNN.
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Reasonable people can debate whether or not social experiments like a Day of Absence are enlightening.
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There was an enlightening feeling that came with knowing exactly when I was and wasn't bleeding.
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Check out his explanation on what policies of Trump's he supports and why -- it's pretty enlightening.
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The thing about Being is that it treads a very fine line between creepy and enlightening.
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WIRED Guides have you covered, with enlightening essays and links to great stories from WIRED's unparalleled archives.
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For me, it was enlightening to better understand the concept of romantic attraction separated from sexual attraction.
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Patriot Act continues one of the most informative and enlightening ways to spend your time every week.
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It can be just as enlightening when the chart you're looking up belongs to your best friend.
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All images: AppleBloomberg just published an enlightening update on the never-ending saga of iPhone X delays.
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But her taping of everything created an irreproducible archive that is enlightening and the stuff of madness.
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But this year, they are enrolled at a traditional school district — and the process has been enlightening.
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Of course, being part of an autistic person's life can also be funny, enlightening, inspiring, and transformative.
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It feels enlightening and not heavier at all, like a burden has been lifted from my shoulders.
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The discovery process where parties have to reveal some of their inner workings could also be enlightening.
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I have reread "Moby-Dick" five times, and with each reading I garner something new and enlightening.
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I'm listening for something enlightening, something arresting, a vision and a vocabulary that will rally and inspire.
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The juxtapositions were sometimes enlightening, revealing how Hollywood and opera share similar visual language and emotional sweep.
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BRANTLEY I don't mind mirrors to hell when I'm living in hell; they can offer enlightening views.
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And yet the film offers an enlightening glimpse into how the gay experience informed Mr. Maupin's art.
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As with all subjects of FBI investigation, there remains a presumption of innocence absent some enlightening revelation.
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For those aware of Live on the Sunset Strip's complicated production history, it's particularly entertaining and enlightening.
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Even if you never paid much attention to Wham or Michael before this, Freedom should prove enlightening.
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"Watching Lauren be a mom has been one of the most enlightening things I've ever seen," he says.
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The outspoken venture capitalist matches wits with Kara, providing a very entertaining and enlightening conversation along the way.
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Politicians contradict each other constantly in speeches and commercials and debates, and the result usually isn't very enlightening.
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So I saw the data for men and women on the giving side and it was really enlightening.
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Scheduling a joint birth chart reading with your parents, instead of your S.O., can be just as enlightening.
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The Italians, in truth, are a blip in the grim saga of plantation agriculture, if an enlightening one.
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In Spill It, we ask influential women to share everything that's in their bag — embarrassing, enlightening, and otherwise.
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Enlightening what Australia really is, this amazing multicultural place that we all immigrants learned to love and respect.
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"Watching Lauren be a mom has been one of the most enlightening things I've ever seen," he said.
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I suppose what I'm hoping for is a therapist with some elevated, intersectional, enlightening take on black manhood.
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Those are not as rigorous academic studies in the way the Donohue study is, but they're very enlightening.
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But it in no way says drugs are necessary to have spiritual or enlightening experience at a festival.
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Each of his videos have been an enlightening and thoughtful performance that digs deep into the animation world.
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"It can be enlightening to see how much you're spending that you really could be saving," Dougherty said.
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It was a fascinating and enlightening experience, and it left me feeling great for a morning in Sydney.
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"We dealt with it in an engaging, entertaining way, but also in a very enlightening way," he said.
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Economist Tyler Cowen joins Ezra Klein and the nitty-gritty of their exchange is nothing short of enlightening.
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So I was confused as to why there didn't seem to be much, if anything, enlightening about Vice.
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Semyon Bychkov was more enlightening in "Parsifal," bringing tension, depth and pace, but the overall impression was forgettable.
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The author finds her hometown perhaps the most enlightening spot in America for exploring what America really is.
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Until that happens, this enlightening volume is probably the best introduction to what went wrong there, and why.
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For an audience it is enlightening, and not just because the plays acquire new depth in the process.
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"It was very enlightening — it was a good night," she said, brushing aside any criticism of Mr. O'Reilly.
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In fact, this quote from Walk the Talk by Eric Harvey and Alexander Lucia can be quite enlightening.
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And I would go to the NBMOA meetings and conventions and it just started to be quite enlightening.
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I got to participate in Latino Heritage Month, a statewide event all around Iowa, and that was enlightening.
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It had to be true to those who know and entertaining and enlightening to those who needed to learn.
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Amazon reviews can be enlightening and entertaining, and sometimes—as author Rachel Sharp revealed on Twitter this weekend—concerning.
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Perhaps the most enlightening interview of the trip was my conversation with North Korean economist, Professor Ri Gi Song.
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Adding a postscript to her post, she praised the Snowden movie, along with Hannity's interview, for their enlightening qualities.
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Also, stay tuned for Paul Miller's excellent and enlightening sci-fi short story allegory for how Meltdown actually works.
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The service is edited and moderated by its community of users, which keeps the discussions generally insightful and enlightening.
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The source tells EW that the hope is Hulu's documentary will provide enlightening context ahead of Tebele's Netflix documentary.
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Others are enlightening, as women consider their own sexism, its impact on their projects, and how to fight it.
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Reddit user Phantom0591 posted this picture of a Coffee Mate bottle with an enlightening and hilarious message on it.
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Sixteen-year-old Ashani, whose surname was also withheld at the request of the school, found the play enlightening.
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The Disadvantages of Lead Leg Kicking When watching Takeru fight it is enlightening to focus on his rear foot.
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Last week, New York magazine's Vulture came out with an enlightening Q. & A. with Mr. Jones by David Marchese.
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To suggest such things, even in passing, is not merely oversimplification but misrepresentation — and mars an otherwise enlightening book.
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Western readers lacking background should proceed at once to the enlightening commentary and notes of the translator Susan Brownsberger.
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"Madrigals and Animals," the title of this concert from a consistently enlightening vocal ensemble, includes three United States premieres.
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Getting hard data to back up or demolish your theories about your own sleep habits can be truly enlightening.
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I hope that it's educational and enlightening in a way that being a hostage day to day isn't always.
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Like many well-executed books written for smart teenagers, "You Call This Democracy?" is enlightening for adults as well.
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Luckily, I encountered psilocybin, and after several difficult but enlightening trips, I gave up alcohol and pills for good.
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The enlightening facts about fat metabolism The correct answer is that fat is converted to carbon dioxide and water.
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"Degas at the Opéra," a deep, enlightening, rather perverse exhibition on view here at the Musée d'Orsay through Jan.
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If you tune into the podcast, here are some of the enlightening tidbits that you can expect to hear.
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Similar videos accompany each of the other projects, providing short yet enlightening descriptions of their technical and philosophical underpinnings.
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Free Play is a place where we write about interesting, entertaining, or enlightening free games you can play right now.
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In fact, it is enlightening, though somewhat unconventional, to consider a simple non-quantum (or "classical") version of entanglement first.
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We each have our own unique journey, and learning about how others found their way to success can be enlightening.
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To make things even riskier (and more enlightening!), I also planned to ask each suitor to reflect on our experience.
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But his parting anecdote — about how the car industry is starting to care more about technology than customers — is enlightening.
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Mueller's long-awaited testimony wasn't as enlightening as some may have wished; Facebook is fined $5 billion over privacy practices.
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While these image projections often featured enlightening entertainment like astronomy or travelogues, magic lantern therapy could get a bit strange.
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But there is a more enlightening comparison to be made, not with a Greek tragedy, but with a Hollywood comedy.
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But when we embrace the truth, just like Gisele has done, the truth is empowering, is enlightening and is vindicating.
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CNET published an enlightening report on Tuesday that explains why this might be the case, especially if history repeats itself.
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To that end, her new record Hundreds of Days feels unpredictable and enlightening even when its emotional gestures are obvious.
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Reporter Paul Spencer spoke with members of the tribe working on their telecommunications infrastructure for this enlightening and hopeful story.
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This "POV" presentation is "not an easy watch, but it is an enlightening one," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times.
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But the glare of public attention hasn't always been so enlightening about the nature of the foundation and its activities.
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A look at Steyer and Yang in the Iowa poll is particularly enlightening on the effect of being a businessman.
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But along the way, the how-not-to-respond-to-a-hack public service announcement isn't terribly entertaining or enlightening.
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Ms. Machado's scrappy attitude is refreshing — and enlightening: Her feud with Mr. Trump is proof yet again of his misogyny.
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Worse, the audience set the tone for a debate that was more truculent than necessary and less enlightening than desirable.
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This can sometimes be delightful or enlightening, but it takes you away from the moment — from your thinking, reading, working.
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Here are a few of our favorites that have helped us and our children have happy, healthy and enlightening adventures.
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Free Play is a place where we write about interesting, entertaining or enlightening free games you can play right now.
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The people you meet there will be both comforting and enlightening to you as you navigate through this difficult time.
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The six-part series — an enlightening blend of theory and performance — takes a sharp look at works of classic choreography.
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While we can't say their responses are exactly enlightening, it's a good reminder that, sometimes, moms really are the best.
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It's an utterly absorbing, utterly enlightening, utterly important book about classism in American higher education and the myth of meritocracy.
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Mr. Hutchinson's results were enlightening, but in other contexts ethnicity has posed a particularly knotty problem for DNA testing firms.
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Visiting the Garden — where Wednesday night's lunacy starred Rivers' former Knicks teammate Charles Oakley — had to be enlightening for Rivers.
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He continued: Politicians contradict each other constantly in speeches and commercials and debates, and the result usually isn't very enlightening.
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But seeing firsthand how the police keep information secret on a national scale is still enlightening, especially to journalists or researchers.
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This lifetime streaming subscription allows you to access these enlightening lessons 24 hours a day, from your computer or mobile device.
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Alex's time alone on the Roci is enlightening, because he's a character we haven't had a chance to really meet yet.
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On DAMN, it's as though this metaphysical world merges with Lamar's religious beliefs, complimenting and contrasting with them to enlightening degrees.
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There are dozens of fact skills available, offering enlightening tidbits on topics including cats, dogs, lipstick, frogs, Korea, apples, and Belfast.
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Image: PornhubThere you are, just doing your thing, cruising on Pornhub, looking for something both enlightening and entertaining, when.... what's this?
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Sansa's relationship with Arya is nothing short of arctic right now, so this chilly image is apropos, if not particularly enlightening.
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Among the most enlightening documents are those concerning the tax gymnastics employed by Apple and Nike to shift profits to havens.
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An article published by Vox last year said calling a racist "racist" is not helpful when it comes to enlightening them.
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No matter what you're going through, there's a Crazy Ex-Girlfriend song for it, and an uncomfortable but ultimately enlightening subplot.
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Enlightening though it may be, we didn't travel to Silverstone just to talk about the increasing height of grand prix drivers.
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All of which is to say that doing a forensic analysis of Trump's tweets is a hugely important -- and enlightening -- activity.
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Even if you already know exactly what makes your mom tick, a quick skim of her horoscope can still prove enlightening.
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This is all enlightening research, but unfortunately for people who suffer from the condition, a treatment isn't on the drawing board.
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Overall, it's a super easy but super enlightening read that will make you rethink the way you work, lead, and live.
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All of the data recovered from Hedges' server has been enlightening they said; but it's just one proxy the hackers used.
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We spoke with Klein after he recorded a candid and quite enlightening segment with Andy Cohen at SiriusXM's NYC studios yesterday.
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In the introduction to the exhibition catalogue, Ruff has gathered together an enlightening selection of quotes from various theorists and artists.
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Passing on my knowledge is a gift that will keep on giving, but learning from them in turn has been enlightening.
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The easy-going conversation was the precise opposite of President Donald Trump's coronavirus press briefings: accessible, enlightening, shorn of misleading statements.
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Perhaps most enlightening ... Phil, who's been married to Robin since 1976, says the first 4 minutes of each day are crucial.
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In "Stiff," Mary Roach's hilarious, enlightening collection of essays, the author reports from the field about the afterlife of the body.
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It is enlightening to be sensitive to how we see differently unless the difference is solely attributable to partisan bias alone.
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Subscribers can also join us in the NYT Australia Facebook group for additional enlightening discussion (including a debate about Roger Moore).
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"My discussions with President-elect Trump have been both enjoyable and enlightening," Mitt Romney said in a Facebook post last December.
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Package had really enlightening discussion with other packages, coming to resolution that sometimes packages need to do things that scare them.
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While Pompeo's own communications could prove vital, those of his top aides and assistants — including Sullivan — could be just as enlightening.
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The statue, "Liberty Enlightening the World," was dedicated in 1886, but was not originally intended to be a symbol of immigration.
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Descriptions of the kinds of complex deliberations conducted by real admissions committees would be enlightening to both applicants and their families.
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J.P. Motherhood is disruptive, messy, inconvenient, enlightening and triumphant in "The Mother," a preview of Brandi Carlile's album due in February.
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Sex Explained (Netflix) From the biology of attraction to the history of birth control, an entertaining and enlightening look at sex.
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Some contributions are candid; Tyler Cowen's analysis of how and why he underestimated the risk of financial crisis in 2007 is enlightening.
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Yet her essay in the program on the social structures of beehives and ballet companies was more enlightening than the work itself.
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And his text messages between himself and Lisa Page have been very enlightening, but they raise as many questions as they answer.
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Joe Blanton, Starting Pitcher, University of Kentucky, Pick 1.24: If you watch the movie, the attention wasn't the most enlightening attention, either.
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Uber released an enlightening list of items left to die in its drivers' vehicles, which is dubbed The Uber Lost & Found Index.
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In "Liberty Enlightening the World," Breiding has taken a screen capture of a YouTube video about famous landmarks that narrowly avoided destruction.
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A video explaining quartz's ability to produce an electrical charge under applied stress would have been more enlightening than the brief blurb.
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It means informing them and enlightening them and empowering them to succeed and go forward and be part of the legal narrative.
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The enlightening exercise is part of an eight-hour session meant to address something we don't discuss enough: mental health first aid.
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The resulting discussion will be so enlightening that you'll feel comfortable opening up about your own, far less interesting, quarter-life crisis.
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This wickedly capable electric motorcycle made for a ride equal parts exhilarating and enlightening—yet at the same time a bit frustrating.
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" In his now-infamous retort, Miller dismissed the poem: "[T]he Statue of Liberty is a symbol of liberty enlightening the world.
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In my limited experience, the effect is striking—-it's truly transformative—but in its current iteration, it's also more disorienting than enlightening.
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It's even more enlightening when the person doing it has already been hugely successful the first time around — like, $82 billion successful.
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A mix of live concert footage and enlightening interviews, "Homecoming" is both a documentary and revealing glimpse into the star performer's life.
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And for people who are interested in the difference between operas and musicals, it ought to be an enlightening and provocative study.
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So, do you think that in doing this, you're enlightening these boys, rather than just using them as subjects of your art?
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That does not alone seem particularly enlightening on these questions, particularly when the Justice Department is expressly limiting its arguments in court.
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Tracking the biological workings of his own body for a decade has been enlightening for Dr. Snyder, but far from a panacea.
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The last two incumbents are particularly enlightening when it comes to whether you should bet on approval ratings or economic approval ratings.
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Opening an aperture into a process so ego-stripping that it feels unseemly to witness, "The Work" is enlightening yet also punishing.
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The NASA app is educational, and it's both fun and enlightening to browse through the news and recent images from NASA's many missions.
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"It hasn't just been a hard battle but it's also been enlightening and will reflect in my new music, artistry, life, and personally."
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Across the board, we found all of these enlightening — and they gave us a few ideas about how to tweak our own rituals.
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A friend actually lent me the dress, and I took it for a test drive, which was as enlightening as it was entertaining.
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We had an enlightening interview with Nielsen about Gladiator's timelessness and what motivates her to take action in her personal and professional life.
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What's enlightening about this latest twist is how the court's originalists, who are now ascendant in the federal judiciary, reached starkly different conclusions.
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Mueller either could not or would not perform the essential job of enlightening the American public about an issue of vital national importance.
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It will be very enlightening to see what happens now that we have, and are continuing to collect, data from around the country.
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This documentary was really enlightening, because in school, you don't really learn about women in history, even less so, the women of color.
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"Liberty Enlightening the World" would show the world that, in the wake of the repressive Second Empire, France and liberty were, again, one.
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The actor presented the first award of the evening with an enlightening and emotional speech highlighting the importance of the categories name change.
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Which is something I found so enlightening in the writing process, and one of the reasons I wrote the screenplay to begin with.
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Check out the clip ... Kanye gives a pretty enlightening answer, telling us he's gonna let God decide the narrative of his next chapter.
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But the more forthcoming account given by Second Officer Stone — a shy and tentative man with a "delicate sensitivity" — is hardly more enlightening.
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Especially enlightening are the works' labels, which parse the different fibers' morphologies and the techniques that transformed them, aided by greatly magnified photographs.
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" Dr. Charles said that he had not yet seen any of that data, but that it "should come back very illuminating and enlightening.
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If you're queer or a person of color, the burden of socially enlightening someone (or trying to) shouldn't necessarily fall on your shoulders.
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The experience of "ego dissolution," they argue, can be profoundly enlightening for patients in part because it allows them to see things differently.
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"White Trash" is at once informative, painful and enlightening in how complex our obsession with social-standing-by-virtue-of-color has evolved.
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"It is considered enlightening and therapeutic to think about death for a few minutes a day," he said in conversation during the episode.
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ROBERT M. LEVINE, NEW YORK To the Editor: Re "Excerpts From an Interview With President Trump" (April 6): Well that was very enlightening.
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The city's basketball-loving masses were dazzled by his confident smile, his cultural ease and his knack for an enlightening quotation or quip.
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The moment proved enlightening for Regina (Christina Moses), who realized, after seeing Rome in father mode, that they should adopt a child together.
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Today's eclipse in Aquarius will be especially enlightening, as you'll see how you really fit in among the crowd you've been running with.
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In the blessed week leading up to of 420, Noisey ran a glut of bizarre and enlightening articles for the astute marijuana enthusiast.
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It can be hard to figure out exactly how you got there from a question about his music, but it feels enlightening nonetheless.
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This has been an enlightening process, one that no doubt will come in handy as he continues to tackle these issues in his music.
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What a godsend, then, to find Sana Goldberg's How to Be a Patient — an accessible, enlightening guide to making your providers work for you.
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Certify, an online expense management platform that looked at 10 million business receipts from the past three months, released an enlightening report last week.
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After our enlightening conversation and shared Google searches, Dr. Cardiel filled up a half dozen syringes with a cocktail of steroids and numbing agents.
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Putting Chelsea Handler on a festival stage with an incendiary figure like Tomi Lahren might sell tickets, but chances are it won't be enlightening.
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The more informed I am at any moment on all that is relevant to the task at hand, the more enlightening the day becomes.
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Per Rotten Tomatoes, even some viewers who weren't previously familiar with the world of surfing found the documentary to be enlightening and fast-paced.
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As a longtime journalist turned producer, I initially found the series to be enlightening and more nuanced than previous treatments of the Vietnam War.
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He enjoyed rushing from the dinner table to consult the encyclopedia, settling an argument between my sister and me, or enlightening us with trivia.
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On your way to finding whatever it was you're looking for, you will be diverted by a lot else besides, all of it enlightening.
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Talking with a trusted friend or coworker, especially one who seems to know a bit more about money than you, can also be enlightening.
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So we were really excited to see this far more enlightening question in the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released over the weekend.
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"It is considered enlightening and therapeutic to think about death for a few minutes a day," he narrates over a shot of breathtaking mountain ranges.
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The experience was an enlightening one for both fans who watched as Perry addressed her insecurities, her history with cultural appropriation, and her sexual awakening.
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The Nixon episode is enlightening because it reveals that the numbers on impeaching and removing him among Republicans didn't move until later into the process.
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I'm bummed that the series isn't continuing: each and every episode is a smart, enlightening look on how creators use film as a storytelling medium.
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The newly engaged 32-year-old is looking to add another title to his résumé, according to an enlightening new profile in New York Magazine.
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None of this is particularly new or enlightening—"The Price of Everything", a recent documentary, probed the often-skewed relationship between artistic and monetary value.
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This time the trigger was a long and enlightening interview with the probing Kara Swisher, in which Zuckerberg defended Facebook's refusal to censor Holocaust deniers.
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In an enlightening post on her Tumblr, user Cobwebbing explained how the character has occasionally been portrayed as an endearing, empathetic sweetheart in the comics.
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We're going to give you everything — the dopest live concerts, spectacular fashion pop-ups, enlightening panels and presentations — this will be one for the books.
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Also, we thought it could be an enlightening and surreal conversation about punk, music, art, comedy and anything else their very unique minds wandered to.
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" Furthermore, these responses will be judged by comedian Adam Bloom who is urging customers to make their answers as "amusing, informative or enlightening as possible.
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Instead of helping, or even enlightening our customers that she was off the clock and that couldn't ring anyone up, she decided to ignore everyone.
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Sann Aung, the chairman of the Society of Enlightening Quranic Knowledge, says he and his family have been harassed, especially when they travel outside Yangon.
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Italicized notes at the bottoms of the pages define unfamiliar vocabulary, and a section at the back titled "What Emily Was Thinking" provides enlightening context.
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"The Edge of Democracy," Petra Costa's searing and enlightening new documentary, tells this story of left-wing political triumph from the perspective of its aftermath.
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Claire Cain Miller, who writes about gender for The Times, says it's a smart and enlightening analysis of Harry and Meghan's introduction of their baby.
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The conductor Semyon Bychkov, in his first season as the music director in Prague, should also be enlightening in Mahler's Symphony No. 2 on Sunday.
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While the writers' responses have been enlightening and encouraging, I come out of this wonderful dialogue just wanting to give Ms. Katzen a big hug.
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"This year has changed the way I see and feel about so many things; it has been a thrilling and, at times, enlightening education," he wrote.
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You have quizzical look, so -- FOWLER: No, actually that analysis is very enlightening because I tend to agree with that more than the president&aposs tweet.
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After taking a terrifying trip through Trump's Twitter archive, we learned something very enlightening: Trump only likes Time when he is on the cover of Time.
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These phenomena may have their differences but they are also intertwined: each populist success in one country emboldening, enlightening and maybe even detoxifying counterparts in others.
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Ms Viano traces Bartholdi's travels in Egypt and rightly draws attention to his earlier plan for a gargantuan statue in that country: Egypt Enlightening the Orient.
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But just look at this image — taken from an enlightening GameXplain video made with Shovel Knight developers Yacht Club Games — and think about what it signifies.
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She captivated us at #OneTeam with her enlightening presentation on #BlackTwitter and we are thrilled that she will now be bringing her passion and perspective inside.
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That's not only enlightening, it also sets up potential conflicts between the MiB and Logan, who reveals that his family is considering buying the park out.
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Thus, in spite of its shortcomings, Life in Ruins is an enlightening, important biography of a woman who could be both brashly anachronistic and remarkably current.
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The nice news is that, sometimes, the little task ends up being more interesting, more enlightening, more fun, and more doable than the scary, big thing.
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"This year has changed the way I see and feel about so many things; it has been a thrilling and, at times, enlightening education," he wrote.
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Checking this sometimes just boils down to using Google: Searching for seemingly-unique phrases in documents, supposedly private email addresses, and filenames can return enlightening results.
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Interestingly, Comichron breaks up sales into comics, graphics novels, and digital downloads and it would be enlightening to compare digital sales broken up by book style.
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Focusing attention on the identity, physicality, and specificity of the performer can be enlightening, as it highlights gender, disability, race and other aspects of human difference.
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But hey, who said playing make-believe that you stare into the dark heart of the internet, day in and day out, had to be enlightening?
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Mr. Pascual was right — it was enlightening to slow down and get an up-close perspective on the neighborhood, all while strengthening a sense of community.
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When she did not know what to say, he said that the process of enlightening and perfecting oneself was like rowing a boat up a river.
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And to complete the picture, four other players from Pochettino's short but evidently enlightening run with Southampton have also recently played for the English national team.
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"We find the motion of the ocean has a really calming, enlightening effect on kids on the spectrum," said Elliot Zuckerman, who founded the nonprofit program.
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The works don't mesh and get messy; they don't gather and exchange anecdotes; they don't speak over each other creating a busy, enlightening conversation — they don't.
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What was most enlightening, in contrast to the Siri and Google voice study, was how different usage of the Echo was versus Siri and OK Google.
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It was one of the more enlightening and inspiring things I did in the country, and provided real insight into how most nonwhite South Africans live.
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The recordings she has released so far are shocking only because they were created by a White House employee; the content is enlightening but not scandalous.
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" Some scientists echoed Sugita's initial reaction to the discovery of the asteroid's lack of water, which he surmised by saying, "what felt limiting is now enlightening.
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From his zine (thank you Kanye for enlightening everyone on how to pronounce the word), the merchandise at MSG, to this album, it all screams punk.
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More enlightening than Sommers' rambling interview is the top comment on Red Ice's upload of the interview (emphasis ours):I think it's awesome y'all had CHS on!
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Trolls descend on comment sections and social media threads to hurl hate speech and harassment, turning potentially enlightening discussions into ad hominem attacks and group pile-ons.
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Whether you can make it to just one or several of the Permeable Stage events, this is sure to be an enlightening conference that's certainly worth attending.
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But the way the presidential candidates have been talking about reviving manufacturing jobs has not been very enlightening, and in some cases they have been willfully obtuse.
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It's the kind of museum familiar to a certain kind of urbanite: spare, glossy, designed for large-scale idea-driven exhibitions and enlightening talks with visiting artists.
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Listening to the entire show, it's an enlightening series, one that helps shed some light on some of my favorite cartoons, and the industry as a whole.
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Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy's "A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness" is an enlightening exploration of the Pakistani culture that allows and even encourages honor killing.
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People flocked to Reddit to find stolen nude photos, and the commentary was neither enlightening nor humanizing—and invasive in so many ways for the subjects involved.
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I walked away from her speech thinking that acknowledging what I do not know can be both powerful and enlightening in my quest for truth and justice.
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Forget the misogynistic claim that she broke up the Beatles—Yoko is a prolific conceptual artist who channels her Aquarian yearning into enlightening and clever art pieces.
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Yet a well-turned phrase has the power to be both arresting and enlightening, as well as a hint of greater depths lurking within the full work.
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On Thursday's episode of Desus & Mero, the VICELAND hosts provided commentary on the conflict, and watched some...uh...enlightening animal videos to better understand our feathered foes.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Facebook exec David Marcus had an enlightening exchange on Wednesday during a hearing with lawmakers about the social network's Libra digital currency.
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In much of this there was a familiar insinuation that parenthood is a singularly sensitizing, enlightening circumstance, giving someone a special stake in a more just world.
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That period of creative fertility is reflected in "Court & Cosmos: The Great Age of the Seljuqs," an absorbing and enlightening exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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We asked some of our male R29 staff members to talk about what they love about oral sex, and their answers were equal parts enlightening and entertaining.
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The exhibition's wall panels provides this guiding context, often through generous explanation — but reading them, though enlightening, is not necessary: the works alone carry their emotional force.
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Peter Serkin, the rigorous and enlightening pianist, joins the wind players Jihyun Kim, Caitlin Beare, Claire Worsey and Adam Romey for music by Bach, Mozart and Beethoven.
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But my hometown is still beautiful, still full of unique attractions, and, I think, perhaps the most enlightening spot in America for exploring what America really is.
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I do not believe Arthur Miller intended for this play to be performed by an all-black cast, so we think it will be an enlightening experience.
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If you think that all of the above suggests that this bound object bearing Donald Trump Jr.'s name and likeness is hardly enlightening, you are correct.
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But works by Kawara, Opalka and two-dozen other Conceptual relatives do make an enlightening if somewhat grandiose background to the perennially renewable photographs of August Sander.
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He said Mr. Trump had done "enlightening" things in his race, described his own public profile as "huge" and repeated the pledge to serve just one term.
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"Yesterday we had a very enlightening heart to heart about how this could go, and I did not like how this could go," Lewis said on his show.
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Click here to view original GIFVizio gave us a demo of the concept soundbar at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, and the effect was enlightening.
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And although Facebook's mistreatment of such data has garnered more headlines lately, learning more about what Google does could be especially enlightening, given the company's size and scope.
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In an enlightening and sprawling 60 Minutes interview that aired on Sunday evening, Kogan explained how Facebook has misrepresented the notion that he was somehow a lone actor.
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But more enlightening are the stories of the city council meetings, rezoning plans and investment schemes that lay the groundwork for gentrification, often explicitly being described as such.
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People love to eat and drink the pain away, a proven fact that is portrayed on such enlightening documentary series such as Intervention, The Biggest Loser, Man vs.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Facebook exec David Marcus had an enlightening exchange on Wednesday during a hearing with lawmakers about the social network's Libra digital currency.
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"We had another discussion about affairs throughout the world and these discussions I've had with him have been enlightening, and interesting, and engaging," Romney said of the dinner.
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I've always found it to be an enriching and enlightening experience that's just so different from Europe and America in terms of the cultural beliefs, spaces, and practices.
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Works by young novices can be easily distinguished from the works of experienced masters, and following a single craftsman's career can be enlightening as they learn their trade.
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Claire Cain Miller, who writes about gender for The Times, says it's a smart and enlightening analysis of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's introduction of the royal baby.
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He has since delved into ever more unexpected sources, sometimes abrasive and sometimes lavish; the sample credits on a Kanye West album are always far-flung and enlightening.
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It's an enlightening look into the psyche of the North Korean government, and the winding staircase that has led to its current face-off with the United States.
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It will not shock listeners of this podcast to know that it was not particularly enlightening, and even worse than usual, honestly, because everyone was just so tired.
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Just when we need excellent journalism the most, the nation's news media are more incapable of informing and enlightening the public than at any time in modern history.
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If Tara had stuck to the science, with information about how fat can be a "benevolent friend when it functions properly," this might have been an enlightening book.
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The coastal elites may still believe that they alone fostered the hot-ticket marriage of entertainment and sports, but let's allow Bing to drop a few enlightening names.
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He's joined by a formidable cross-section of rappers, including Future and Young Thug, whose respective techniques and strategies served enlightening as Goraya worked on artistic self-improvement.
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The mysterious attraction I found in this enlightening retrospective, which includes over 218 paintings, lithographs, drawings, photographs, and preparatory studies, involved taking seriously what one can easily enjoy.
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Because the New Year's Eve song meme has been so massively popular, it offers an enlightening look at what's been on people's minds as we close out 2017.
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Their comics have a no-frills sketchbook-like quality: this allows us to focus on the enlightening dialogue rather than on, say, the flowers adorning a Lolita's bonnet.
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This enlightening tool shows that Trump has tweeted the word "loser" 170 times, the words "dumb" or "dummy" 162 times and the word "terrible" 142 times, among many others.
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The Trump administration continued to leak like a sieve over the weekend, with well-sourced White House reporters unearthing enlightening new information about the president's reaction to recent events.
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I have found all of the contributions to the "Transgender Identities" series stimulating and enlightening, and am very grateful to The Economist for modelling civil discussion in this area.
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Moving, maddening, heroic, tragic, enlightening, revelatory, timely and steeped in time, sad yet bursting with mirth, Spettacolo is without doubt, in many ways and on many levels, consummate spectacle.
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Last week, the American Chemical Society released an enlightening video (above) that shows us how to estimate that dose for our own bodies, by using sugar's LD-50 value.
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It's your definitive weekly guide to enlightening information, and each episode brings in-depth interviews, sonically rich cultural insights, and a rare glimpse into how we make the issue.
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That was enlightening, but what the guys told me next was horrific: Physically feminizing a man doesn't just take longer, it also permanently sullies the slate of his manhood.
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While that may be true for some cruises, Mr. Prothero said it's not the case all-around, and shared some tips to enjoy an enlightening cultural experience by boat.
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Will could write a more enlightening column if he grappled with how his former party acquired the illness and why they didn't intervene against it before it became fatal.
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I ultimately ended up serving at the White House on privacy and internet policy issues, and the experience was more enlightening than any other job I could have imagined.
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This is a good (and necessary) conversation to have with a partner, but it can be pretty enlightening to hear the sex rules of friends and strangers as well.
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It's your definitive monthly guide to enlightening information, and each episode brings in-depth interviews, sonically rich cultural insights, and a rare glimpse into how we make the issue.
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I take it as a given that a spontaneous ramble through a random place I'd never thought about before can prove not just entertaining, but also enlightening and useful.
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He says life since being released from prison has been "difficult and enlightening," but there's no doubt he's trying to make amends for what he's done in the past.
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Teresa Smith, Assistant, Legal Department: This has been such an enlightening and fun experience — and one that has made me realize I need to read the paper more closely.
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The cast, Taylor and Poskitt are dedicated and full of passion for the project, and See Me Now looks set to be warm and enlightening, a force for good.
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Romney described the dinner's conversation as "enlightening and interesting and engaging," before going on to praise the president-elect for besting him in the race for the White House.
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We inserted language asking that Puerto Rico collect data ex post on the population that ultimately received the payments, but it resulted in little that was enlightening or informative.
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Looking at all this info is enlightening, if a bit harsh: it assigns your skin scores and a "skin age" — mine was a year older than I currently am.
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But here's how I approach Alex Jones: 90 percent of what he says is purely disinformation and propaganda, but the 10 percent where he speaks the truth is enlightening.
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It's your definitive monthly guide to enlightening information and each episode brings in-depth interviews, sonically rich cultural insights, and a rare glimpse into how we make the issue.
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The Bay Area-artist, recently relocated to New York, has been confounding audiences with her appropriation-laden works since the 21977s that are challenging and enlightening in equal measure.
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After a year full of disturbing and enlightening allegations against some of the most powerful men in media, Hollywood, and beyond, the Academy of Music and Arts has finally spoken.
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It was enlightening, but also a huge pain in the ass to find working streams compared to firing up Netflix or one of the other video services I subscribe to.
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I have to say, it was both disturbing and enlightening to come to the realization that I did not fully appreciate just how pervasive sexual harassment and sexual assault is.
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At times, it can be refreshing and enlightening to see media and perspectives that don't labor under stultifying FCC obscenity codes, to hear voices we might not have otherwise heard.
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And the reporting has been thorough, veracious and enlightening — the stories told by the news media have had a concrete effect on how people perceive our continuously evolving digital realities.
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One company, 23andMe, in California, has collected some 4,000 litres of sputum since 2007, enlightening 2m people on their ancestry, health risks and what they may pass on to offspring.
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Last year's survey saw an unbelievable 100,000 people respond proving some enlightening and constructive results, which led to the birth of the Survey's "Don't Be Daft, Start With Half" campaign.
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For those who lack a GPS when it comes to picking out newly trendy orange wines, getting some of them to try on a regular basis is enlightening and convenient.
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The transcripts are enlightening, as critical witnesses under oath described in detail a classic bait-and-switch meeting where Russians came promising dirt and left with disappointment on all sides.
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Trump's liabilities were put on full display before the 16.9 million viewers who watched the March 3 debate in Detroit, the most revealing (if least enlightening) confrontation of the campaign.
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The week begins with some philosophical debate (your favorite), as your planetary ruler Jupiter creates friction with communication planet Mercury to create enlightening conversations about things you've been ruminating about.
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It's filled with hundreds of book covers—ranging from the garish to the truly beautiful—and accompanied by a commentary from Womack that's as historically enlightening as it is witty.
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"Wine Revolution: The World's Best Organic, Biodynamic and Natural Wines" (Jacqui Small, $35), by Jane Anson, is a helpful and enlightening guide that aims to decode these often baffling categories.
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And there is hope that the anti-Semitism and neo-Nazism festering in Europe today can be combated by enlightening young Germans about what happened just over 70 years ago.
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"We hope this conference will be an enlightening example of our commitment to host open and vigorous debates on difficult issues that would benefit from public discussion," wrote a spokesperson.
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Chris agreed with that last point wholeheartedly, and offered an enlightening comparison to the United States that I thought Australia Letter readers might want to chew over and comment on.
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Those two genres are fused together with an arresting artfulness, woozy and dreamy interludes mixing with the talky technical stuff to create a film that is broadly enlightening and piercingly intimate.
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"It is considered enlightening and therapeutic to think about death for a few minutes a day," Anthony Bourdain says in the preview for the final episode of Parts Unknown, Season 11.
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"I believe that what was absolutely enlightening -- and should be deeply troubling to the entire American public -- is that he made a decision and didn't review the evidence," Harris told CNN.
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That said, the screens are clean and clear, and easy to move around, and it's enlightening to track back through your stats and see just how much you're using your phone.
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Ioana Marinescu, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Social Policy and Practice, who researches basic income, says that research on the Alaska fund is enlightening, but not dispositive.
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We've been tracking the upcoming LG G6 phone over the course of this week, and while these leaks are enlightening, we still don't totally know what the phone will look like.
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The "bad" movie father is usually presented in one of three ways: violent and abusive, indifferent to the point of neglectful, or the detached workaholic in need of an enlightening journey.
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This timely and enlightening book shows that, throughout the 20th century, the idea of a fraternity of English-speaking nations exerted a powerful influence on British politicians, including Churchill and Thatcher.
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By juxtaposing troubling images with enlightening interpretative texts from the curators and Wendy Red Star, an indigenous artist, the exhibition offers an arresting examination of non-Native depictions of Native cultures.
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No one could convincingly explain how the object, which Dr. Brown named Sedna, got there, and the hope was that the discovery of more Sedna-like worlds would provide enlightening clues.
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In New York a monthly event called Punderdome features jokesters with pseudonyms such as "Punder Enlightening", "Jargon Slayer" and "Words Nightmare" who compete over the course of four increasingly absurd rounds.
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It's been really enlightening to see people come together from all different sides, religious and non, and meeting together at LoveLoud and celebrating our LGBTQ youth and saying, 'You know what?
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Yet democracy, to paraphrase The Washington Post, often dies in the light, as Levitsky and Ziblatt, professors of government at Harvard, write in their comprehensive, enlightening and terrifyingly timely new book.
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"This year has changed the way I see and feel about so many things; it has been a thrilling and, at times, enlightening education," he wrote on Instagram at the time.
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This era of American history should be a source of inspiration, challenging for game makers to finally start exploring a largely untapped period, and enlightening and educating players in the process.
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The book's few enlightening tidbits are a thin harvest from all those hours of unfettered access to one of the more enigmatic figures in the sport, lost in a flawed book.
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A survey conducted by the Marist Institute for Public Opinion earlier this month asked 18,005 U.S. adults to confess their most despised phrases, and lets just say the results are...enlightening.
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As compelling as it is to leaf through Future Sex's editorial and photo spreads, in some ways, the advertisements that line the publication's pages are equally (if not even more) enlightening.
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If you are planning to try a Dry January, there are some important things you need to know before you embark on this challenging, enlightening, and ultimately rewarding booze-free journey.
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Maura Quint, executive director of the liberal group Tax March, said it would be "enlightening to some voters" if they have information that Trump is enacting policies that personally benefit himself.
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But when he loosens up he's enlightening — and entertaining — on the procedures of this shadowy agency, feared by many, admired by those who work for the I.A.B. Enough about the cops.
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As Honeyland progresses, different ways of thinking about commerce as well as beekeeping and the natural world come together in a story that is sometimes funny, sometimes beautiful, and often enlightening.
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Although the 2016 campaign coverage features tantalizing footage of Clinton strategizing with her staff, because the last election remains relatively fresh, many of "Hillary's" most enlightening parts involve her earlier history.
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If that's right, it's possible to imagine many more years of The Wall Street Journal as one of the world's best newspapers, enlightening readers and, yes, making life difficult for competitors.
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One of the biggest surprises of this enlightening and well-written book is that its authors are highly regarded law professors, with extensive experience not only as academics but as practitioners.
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How this works is somewhat enlightening: Although the coating of her uterus continues to shed—when she's fully submerged in water, the pressure counteracts the gravity of blood exiting her vagina.
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And I remember finding the Karajan recordings brilliant and electric, but somehow a bit too slick and slightly distasteful, whereas I found the Furtwängler recordings more enlightening and a lot more profound.
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Related: Earthwork Artist Makes Whimsical Installations by Learning as She Goes An Artist Dug 400 Holes in the Desert to Write This Enlightening Message Watch Massive LED Snow Murals Come to Life
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It's been a few days since the Mueller Report was released into the world, and readers are taking to Goodreads to share some highly enlightening and entertaining reviews of what they've read.
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So instead, I'm continuously tempted by the question marks on the horizon; some are new locations that I can be the first to discover, others are more knowledge stones further enlightening me.
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Now that only 51 votes are needed for confirmation, however, Supreme Court nominees should feel more freedom to share their views, and Senate Judiciary hearings consequently may become more substantive and enlightening.
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Dan, being a Gurney character, is not by nature a revolutionary, which is what gives his earnest bafflement such a poignant edge, as Mr. Gurney makes gentle and enlightening sport of him.
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While Syd and Elena's relationship is the heart of "First Time," Penelope's response to learning about her daughter's sexual evolution leads to one of One Day At A Time's most enlightening chats.
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Noh's reference to chapbooks in the title of this and his previous exhibition (The Great Chapbook at the West Warehouse sponsored by the Seoul Museum of Art) is enlightening in this respect.
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Plus, your new knowledge of the horrors of the honey industry will make for very enlightening dinner conversations, and no one has to know your learnedness has come from a children's cartoon.
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It turns out that the use of "liberal" and "liberalism" as epithets goes back much further — almost all the way to their origins, as the historian Rosenblatt reveals in this enlightening book.
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The proponents of shared plates, like Mr. Tesauro, the food writer, argue that you end up sharing not only food, but also enlightening observations about the food, quips, memories from meals past.
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I made extensive use of corpus linguistics, and especially of Google Books and the ngrams, to assess the judgments that I've made in previous editions, and it was a most enlightening process.
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Claire Cain Miller, who writes about gender for The Times, says it's a smart and enlightening analysis of the introduction of the royal baby by Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.
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The courage this country has shown is so enlightening and so strong that sooner or later it will result in the consolidation of the full, truly just and democratic Republic of Catalonia.
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According to Susie Parr, the author of an enlightening volume called "The Story of Swimming," manuals on military training that were disseminated in the Middle Ages stressed the usefulness of the skill.
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Although the film's second act begins to border on preachy cliché, its glittery-yet-goofy approach to presenting a difficult topic to an adolescent audience manages to stay both entertaining and enlightening.
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All of this has been revealed to me because, for the better part of a month, I have immersed myself in the fascinating, enlightening and sometimes scary world of private Facebook groups.
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Don't miss reading her enlightening translator's note, which explains how seriously she took up the challenge posed a few lines into the first book: 'tell the old story for our modern times.
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As the film progresses, different ways of thinking about commerce as well as beekeeping and the natural world come together in a story that is sometimes funny, sometimes beautiful, and often enlightening.
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Knowing your Jupiter sign can be enlightening if you want a better understanding of your approach to learning, what you're being schooled on during this life, and which experiences open your mind most.
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"This was exploratory work to help us get an understanding of which arthropods are found in our homes," said Matt Bertone, the University of North Carolina entomologist who led the enlightening new study.
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This week, Bran messes up everyone's lives by accidentally summoning the Night's King and an army of the undead to the tree cave where he has been learning how to have enlightening visions.
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The story of Willowdean Dickson's protest in heels doesn't tread particularly new or enlightening territory, but its core message of self-celebration is so heartwarming, you'll need to watch it more than once.
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And that's why Alan Rusbridger's new history of journalism over the past two and a half decades, Breaking News: The Remaking of Journalism and Why It Matters Now, is both affirming and enlightening.
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Halfway through the show we bring back the enlightening Nicola Fumo to give us her take on the tech world this season and what is changing in pop-up shops and tour merch.
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I see this documentary enlightening anyone who watches it, since it succeeds well in defining Big Data — what it is and, more importantly, how it can and will impact mankind in the future.
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But Sivan's Bloom is, by contrast, about the simplicities of being young, queer and in love (not unlike Luca Guadagnino's Call Me By Your Name), and the enlightening experience of exploring those parameters.
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But there is more to the story, as Craig, Juliana and Isabella Hatkoff recount in "Cecil's Pride," an enlightening book filled with stunning photos taken by one of the researchers who tracked Cecil.
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After this enlightening experience, I realized that salary negotiations are par for the course and I could have negotiated right from the beginning based on my own merits — I didn't need a counteroffer.
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Read more: The ultimate guide to going freelance — and making more than you did at a full-time gigBut, for as humbling and rocky as getting started was, it was also incredibly enlightening.
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He looks at how the narrative structure that George Lucas initially envisioned changed over time and finds an enlightening analogy with the ways the Supreme Court has found new meanings in the Constitution.
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When I dove in there myself, I couldn't quite see what she had described as the G-spot, but wow, it was enlightening to get all up in the crevices and dig around.
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But Sivan's Bloom is, by contrast, about the simplicities of being young, queer and in love (not unlike Luca Guadagnino's Call Me By Your Name), and the enlightening experience of exploring those parameters.
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But while Dr. Anbinder, who teaches history at George Washington University, offers no sweeping revelations or revolutionary doctrine, his exhaustive narrative provides a timely overview richly flecked with fascinating nuggets and enlightening profiles.
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But perhaps most enlightening is the inclusion of a large number of Scandinavian artists, including Anna Ancher, Harriet Backer, Kitty Kielland, Emma Löwstädt-Chadwick, Elin Danielson-Gambogi, Mina Carlson-Bredberg, and Ellen Thesleff.
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In "The Glass Hotel," as in "Station Eleven," Mandel's interest seems to lie more in pointing out the ways random lives intersect rather than deriving anything enlightening from the fact that they do.
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This crisp and enlightening exhibition, slimmed but not diminished from its initial outing at Paris's Centre Pompidou, restages the instruction, debates and utopian dreaming at the most progressive art school in revolutionary Russia.
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Our mutual hypersensitivities might have yanked us away from enlightening, crucial — and fun — cultural detective work (close reading, unpacking, interpreting) and turned us into beat cops always on patrol, arresting anything that rankles.
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Yet sometimes the experience of hearing something anew can be more enlightening than hearing something new itself: Imagine the revelation to be found when we re-examine the poetics of a shared past.
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Boffin describes her angel's somber mood as caused by the gloomy media coverage of the AIDS Crisis until she stumbles upon information circulated by the gay and lesbian press, providing more enlightening imagery.
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An immense amount of attention is devoted to obscure individuals and events and the general reader may prefer to read Victoria Glendinning's much shorter, yet full and enlightening, biography which came out in 1998.
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When I got to the venue, where the water was glassy and the sun was rising, I shed tears because it had been a frustrating experience, and a very enlightening and fortunate one, too.
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Among the new information that it reveals, there's an enlightening story about the time Tim Cook had to summon Kalanick after discovering that Uber was still tracking iPhones after its app had been deleted.
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But seeing the depth of their empathy, their compassion for what I had experienced, and the seriousness of their desire to see concrete, bipartisan, moderate changes that would protect people's lives—that was enlightening.
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A 'reality-based' press would include facts that conservative journalists are reporting... If the Old Media lived up to its own hype as enlightening the public, it wouldn't squash, spike, or omit conservative scoops.
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Issara Institute conducted a groundbreaking study to zero in on that problem for the fishing industry, and the findings provided an enlightening but sobering view of what labor trafficking in supply chains looks like.
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The most enlightening and supportive healthcare professionals I know embody this spirit and offer hope and encouragement, as there are still so many mysteries of life and unexplainable things that happen in the body.
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The writing and conversation convened around this exhibition at times helped me to see them in enlightening ways, and at other times left me wandering in a kingdom in which I was only a stranger.
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All of the first week's articles can be found here The articles on assisted dying in The Economist are extremely helpful; even with those whom I disagree completely, I can have civilised and enlightening discussions.
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Going back and watching these early episodes is both enlightening and upsetting simultaneously: on the one hand, no wonder we turned out this way, but on the other, no wonder we turned out this way.
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"Starbucks has taken an innovative approach to incorporating Deaf Culture that will increase employment opportunities as well as accessibility for deaf and hard of hearing people, while at the same time educating and enlightening society."
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And the other thing that has been enlightening is how many people I've had demo it have no idea what they have in the bank and what their potential costs are, what interest rates are.
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On the series, Bourdain would travel to all corners of the Earth in search of delicious meals, enlightening conversations with the locals and a deeper understanding of wherever he happened to be visiting that week.
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She is enlightening, to take one example, when it comes to light, on how domestic candlepower (at a period when wax candles were expensive, and tallow candles nasally offensive) framed the 18th-century reading experience.
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Why it's bad: Though his Kondo-ing is enlightening—namaste and prayer hands emoji—less is unfortunately not more when it comes to dishwashing, unless the "more" you are referring to is bacteria and diarrhea.
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If protest is needed this year, I wouldn't be surprised to find myself in ample good company demanding we transform this mockery of democracy into the enlightening, empowering debates that are critical to our future.
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And while the movie is rightfully more interested in lauding her bravery than highlighting her sometimes abrasive personality, these small moments help to humanize a portrait that can at times seem more awestruck than enlightening.
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Considering that OPD has a much more prominent role in the game than SFPD—including a whole side mission related to corruption—it would indeed be enlightening to see if officials cooperated with the crew.
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It's an enlightening exercise for a vision-typical person like me, but for many people with color blindness, more intentional web design could make using what the rest of us take for granted much easier.
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I don't know that I'd ever actually turn it into a book, it's so personal and intimate, but for the past few weeks, I've found it extremely cathartic (and enlightening!) to write about my relationship history.
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It compared women whose testosterone levels are in the top third of the range against those in the bottom third, when it might be more enlightening to look at the farther extremes of the range instead.
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At the end of the day, it s actually enlightening because it s not a great life to be under the spotlight and to go to these events or parties or bars or whatever, Katzenbach confessed.
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Whether they come via email, from social media or in the corner of a holiday cocktail party, here are seven questions that come my way again and again, along with some (enlightening, I hope) answers: 1.
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As Colombia struggles to find strategies that foster regional peace after its treaty with the FARC and its current peace talks with the ELN, 5ta con 5ta Crew's work is enlightening and continues to be relevant.
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The entire process was enlightening — long story short, it takes a ridiculously talented village to put on a show — and I left exhausted and with a new appreciation and respect for musical theater casts and crews.
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Working in the cold and dilapidated Herman Keifer complex, hearing about the optimistic yet somewhat unrealistic solutions from the city's urban planner, and visiting different sites to learn about their respective issues was enlightening but exhausting.
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Information on what deals the Trump Organization was pursuing in these countries could be very enlightening and helpful to the state attorneys general and good government groups seeking to shine a light on these potential conflicts.
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I imagine you struggle with how to address the topic, Beer Run, because in discussing alcohol with your kids, you're enlightening them about something complex and adult that you don't want them to experience for years.
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It's enlightening that some of those humans are bold enough to alert the press of their existence and let the world know how the tech companies that employ them are hiding the truth from the users.
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By avoiding the ideological poles and giving each side a fair hearing, Cohen, a professor of American studies at Harvard, has created a more enlightening book than has appeared on this topic in quite some time.
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Our Editor in Chief Derek Mead has kindly addressed questions about that issue below, but this week's mailbag also has some enlightening information from readers about the dangers of synchronized swimming, the joys of lockpicking, and more.
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Pretty much none of this served the essential goal of enlightening the American public on the really important facts of the Mueller investigation, a look at one of the most serious political scandals in American political history.
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In the 235 documentary Side By Side, an enlightening examination of the digital-versus-film divide produced and hosted by Keanu Reeves, even Nolan's longtime cinematographer Wally Pfister seemed to think the end of film was near.
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In her 219 memoir, The Most Beautiful: My Life With Prince, Mayte Garcia, the subject of said song, provides an enlightening if troubling narrative about her experiences with him up to and through their four-year marriage.
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Recently it was revealed, via an enlightening vision of the past that Bran had, that Hodor was not always Hodor (not his name!), and actually used to be Wyllis, a child who could say lots of words.
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Then thousands of women, and some men, started sharing their stories in hopes of enlightening the president under the hashtag #WhyIDidntReport, which became a No. 1 trending topic on Twitter on Friday, with more than 275,000 tweets.
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After enlightening us with some cold, hard facts from the one and only NASA, he shares a two-minute-long video message featuring real scientists with PhDs, creatively assuring us that climate change is in fact, real.
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In 1863, the Spiritualist Religio-Philosophical Journal called for "the regenerative work of enlightening and spiritualizing the masses" for the express purpose of "heal[ing] the breach" caused by the war; today, Williamson is using comparable language.
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Bergen synthesizes reams of his own and others' research clearly and cracks some pretty decent professorial jokes, but as entertaining and enlightening as he is, he inadvertently saps a little of the joy out of dirty words.
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Korea's loss of sovereignty to Japan in 1910 occurred in a tumultuous era shaped by external forces both threatening and enlightening: Imperialist pressures proved impossible to overcome, but they also aroused an acute awareness of Korean nationhood.
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Written for readers ages 10 and up, it's an excellent introduction to the strengths and weaknesses of our founding document and is especially enlightening for those who don't yet understand how our government is supposed to work.
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These include her profoundly enlightening study of how Karl Marx fits into the long Western political tradition and her detailed analysis of the challenge that the 1956 Hungarian revolution posed to the Russian military and propagandistic juggernaut.
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This is intriguing, but not exactly enlightening—activity or a lack of activity in one part of the brain doesn't appear to tell us much about the psyche, or about anyone's readiness to act on unsympathetic thoughts.
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The reporting system uses that sample data to calculate the likely total number of injuries related to certain products in the U.S.The annual reports from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System are actually an enlightening (if disturbing) read.
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Our hope is that this series will be positive, enlightening and inclusive - sharing global stories of unparalleled human spirit fighting back from the darkest places, and the opportunity for us to understand ourselves and those around us better.
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"It's enlightening to watch some of our most masterly literary portraitists restore the warts and wardrobes, the motivations and machinations to those whose stories have been stripped down to surnames or pseudonyms," Monica Youn writes in her review.
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"It's definitely enlightening being around teenagers all day and seeing the difference between how it was for me as a teenager and how life is different for the kids on this show," the Dinner at Tiffani's star explains.
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Our hope is that this series will be positive, enlightening and inclusive – sharing global stories of unparalleled human spirit fighting back from the darkest places, and the opportunity for us to understand ourselves and those around us better.
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His explosive, darkly funny show touches on everything from black masculinity and police violence to polyamory and conspiracy theories, all in a twisted stream-of-consciousness style that can be triggering, enlightening, and reaffirming at the same time.
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It has disseminated numerous producers and hosts into podcasting, most notably Alex Blumberg, the C.E.O. of Gimlet Media, whose first show, "Startup," was an entertaining and enlightening meta-podcast about leaving public radio to become a podcast entrepreneur.
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The script seems to be acknowledging the limitations of its own methods of portraiture when Boz, after dutifully enlightening the culturally insensitive Tim about American-Punjabi life, encourages him to bring his friends to her newly opened bar.
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"Streampunks" tells the story of a multicultural cast of video creators who have outsmarted the media's white, male gatekeepers to build the next wave of television, enlightening and empowering viewers with their intimate, straight-to-the-camera dispatches.
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Ideally, we would all like our last words before the world ended to be amazing and beautiful and enlightening, like in the movies, but frankly, I don't see a greater point to wanting anything more than a goodbye.
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Your boyfriend is surely right about inviting the fellow out for a coffee: Given your preconceptions (and, perhaps, your air of class privilege), the officer could well experience your attempt to correct him as more condescending than enlightening.
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He said he realized that his 400 LSD trips had not been nearly as enlightening as his drugless spiritual epiphanies — although, he said, he continued to take one or two drug trips a year for old time's sake.
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In fact, the show was an enlightening, amusing, carefully researched exploration of the historical moment when American roots music — fueled by the emerging teenage audience of baby boomers seeking sexy excitement — democratized music radio for better and for worse.
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When we become more aware, when we can step in to make a positive comment to the person who is a target of bullying behavior, or find ways to create dialogue that is not through attacking but rather enlightening.
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Whether they're analyzing The Blair Witch Project as a manifesto of pre-9/11 America or outlining horror's portrayal of eating disorders, Faculty of Horror is always educational and enlightening, and fun for horror junkies, novices, and experts alike.
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I can't vouch for how secure the device truly is, and even though it's easy to shrug off DTEK as a gimmicky app, the ability to view how often your personal data is being accessed is enlightening and welcome.
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Social media can already give others insight into your personal life and mental state (even if you don't want them to), but according to a recent study, even something as small as your Instagram filter choices can be enlightening.
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"Understanding how the numbers work, and what to include in costing out your product, and what kind of return you can expect to have on your product — those aspects were really enlightening and illuminating, and also inspiring," she says.
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The servers of DOTA 2 will likely never show me an enlightening experience as happened with Jedi Academy, but I don't care because games are once again bringing me closer to people and teaching me how to love myself.
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"With both diet and sleep, simply taking a few days to track what your typical day is like may be enlightening," said Dr. Deirdre Tobias, assistant professor of nutrition in Harvard University's T. H. Chan School of Public Health.
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This is a world of pun podcasts, New York Post headlines and competitors in cargo shorts who use names like Punder Enlightening and The Pundance Kid — a world where the worst is often the best and punners never apologize.
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Large stretches of it aren't particularly enlightening — who needs to relive the dreary, predictably acrimonious battles over budget stalemates and health care, or to hear sound bites of right-wing radio stars fanning the flames of racism and hate?
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" Fans were sent into a tizzy when the pair hung out on camera as Styles filled in for James Corden on The Late Late Show and played the ever-so-enlightening game, "Fill Your Guts or Spill Your Guts.
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Although small and contained entirely in the space behind the organization's front desk, the show is not only mesmerizing, but also extremely enlightening, with each work combining Taiwan's geography, history, politics, and literature into a single narrative of identity.
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After three days in Joshua Tree, Newton's third law of motion was written all over my face: For every enlightening and soul-enriching moment in the desert, there was an equal and opposite moisture-depleting reaction happening to my skin.
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It's also a deep dive into a world of conspiracy theorists and radically angry anti-government Americans on the internet that many people are only beginning to become aware of — and that's what makes it an enlightening film in 2017.
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Scrolling through the debate is enlightening, seeing the various reaction from site admins to the nature of Breitbart, with some comparing it to the Daily Mail, the UK paper that was similarly demoted as an unreliable source in 2017. Support.
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But with the Standard Model passing tests to staggering perfection, and no enlightening new particles materializing at the Large Hadron Collider in Europe, a new feeling is in the air, both unsettling and exciting, ushering a return to whiteboards and blackboards.
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But the eyewitness accounts written by Vrba and Wetzler after their escape, The Auschwitz Protocols, were a great leap forward in terms of enlightening the public and ruling powers across the world as to what was happening in the extermination camps.
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The book "aims to help older generations remember, while enlightening younger generations on the progression of America and its direct correlation to the support of Black Americans that will inspire both groups to continuing uplifting economic social justice," wrote Rich.
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The outfits, the sometimes-awkward but always enlightening interview questions, and the fact that we aren't stuck waiting three or four hours for something exciting to happen means that the pre-show is almost always better than the actual show.
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Exhausting details aside, "Eccentric Orbits" not only offers good corporate drama, but is an enlightening narrative of how new communications infrastructures often come about: with a lot of luck, government help and investors who do not ask too many questions.
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It's More RewardingI've long joked that I'm "spiritually bankrupt," so I hesitate to use words like "enlightening" or "empowering," but solo travel does in fact make me feel like I can accomplish just about anything I set my mind to.
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Because the movie-going audience doesn't speak with one voice, it's easy to take the wrong lessons from a hit or a setback, although the latter might be more enlightening when it comes to steering producers away from future miscues.
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Affordable Housing in New York is not just an informative and enlightening show; it's also an important one, one that gets us to look at what, for some of us, is necessary to live in this particular time and place.
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The activist pointed out the key tension in this ethical quandary: the enlightening mission of cultural institutions in democratic societies on one hand, and the increasing budget cuts to the arts and pressure from the bottom line, on the other.
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As Trump was making his unlikely comeback, an equally remarkable report appeared in "Science" that may be very enlightening as to how the disparity between models and reality arose, and why climate scientists have been so loath to acknowledge it.
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Like, if you didn't know why the housing crisis happened in the first place — and most people really didn't, and still don't — then seeing the movie would actually be enlightening, in a way that was bound to make you angry.
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His "well-meaning liberal" readers will find Scruton's deft handling of a variety of conservative thinkers enlightening (if I may use that word), but they will be appalled at the grand old tradition of scapegoating he employs to rally the troops.
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This latest work from the Brooklyn-based creators of the long-running "Then She Fell," an interactive and enlightening journey through Lewis Carroll's Wonderland, plugs into the unconscious of those who never outgrew their childhood crushes on the glamorous, wicked stage.
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To say Trump doesn't sound like Oswald Spengler, meanwhile, is not exactly an enlightening point: It's simultaneously obvious and ignores the fact that an Olympian theorist like Spengler was less dangerous than the cruder, more popular figures on the far right.
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He reminds us that in a world of increasing sham, movies have the virtue of being instructive, occasionally enlightening shams — to embrace or ignore, as the case may be, but always full of bright dreams, dark visions and glittering possibilities.
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The memoir is both enlightening in its descriptions of grief but also in its portrayal of addiction — how short stints in rehab can sometimes feel like a high, and how the "just one more time" mentality is often the thing that kills.
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While in Riviera Maya, Mexico for Bryan's second annual Crash My Playa country concert vacation last month, Cole Swindell and the "Strip It Down" singer played PEOPLE's custom version of the party game 'Never Have I Ever,' and their answers were … enlightening.
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She gathered a list of 36 books with input from librarians who emphasized that the most enlightening could be "A Wreath for Emmett Till," a poetry book about a black youth of the same age who was murdered in Mississippi in 1955.
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As the popular office-chat client has grown to 6 million daily users, multiple instances of leaked Slack conversations have revealed sometimes embarrassing, sometimes enlightening information about the true thoughts and feelings of a company's employees — and it's already led to firings.
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Speaking to reporters in New York City after dining with Trump Tuesday night, Romney, the 2012 GOP presidential nominee, said the two discussed world affairs during their "enlightening" conversations, but he did not say whether he was offered or discussed the Cabinet position.
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It is one of many enlightening and inspiring encounters I've had as I research geography, cultures, language, history and foods through an indigenous culinary lens for my company, The Sioux Chef, all of which informed the recipes I developed for The Times.
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But Druckman's interviews with prominent figures — Rachael Ray on what success has done to her personal relationships; Kim Severson of The New York Times on what it's been like to break some of the biggest food stories of the past decade — are enlightening.
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For his first show, with Ms. Rudolph — the former "Saturday Night Live" cast member whose mother was the singer Minnie Riperton ("Lovin' You") — Questlove led a brief but enlightening conversation on the perhaps overlooked history of children in inspirational 1970s soul songs.
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Every once in a while the long arm of coincidence overreaches to pluck the heroes from near death, but this is a quibble in a novel that is as exciting as it is enlightening from its first pages to its satisfying end.
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In October, news broke that the six-month lease of a pilot location in the UK would not be renewed amid a protest with the stated goal of enlightening "potential patrons to the Chick-fil-A chain and their anti LGBT+ stance."
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A Wimbledon champion at 17, he has struggled with financial problems he has attributed to the price of fame but has found his post-playing time around the game to be "night and day, a whole different perspective"— enlightening and ultimately liberating.
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A Wimbledon champion at 17, he has struggled with financial problems he has attributed to the price of fame but has found his post-playing time around the game to be "night and day, a whole different perspective"— enlightening and ultimately liberating.
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One of the greatest adventures of my traveling life, this trip on the plain of snakes (as I thought of it) was enlightening and pleasurable, Mexico's splendors vastly outweighing its miseries, and, though I had been warned repeatedly beforehand, I did not die.
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Twitter's favorite celeb and the woman who is "currently sleeping with the sexiest man alive" according to her Twitter bio — took some time to interact with her Twitter followers, whom she says she considers her "friends," and boy, was it informative and enlightening.
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With my own Jamaican mother being born on an island with more churches per square mile than anywhere else on earth and some enlightening discussions among my peers growing up, it didn't surprise me that people of color are statistically more religious than white people.
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The Trees of North America is more of an art book than a scientific one, giving over the most pages to colored prints, but it's still an enlightening index of specimens: each is accompanied by botanical notes from NYBG staff and comments from Michaux's observations.
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Photo: Getty ImagesTurning Point USA, the conservative youth organization with a mission statement of "enlightening" university students on "true free market values," was completely destabilized over the past few months as it was ravaged by Twitter users making fun of its diaper-themed protest.
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We&aposre so proud to welcome two global changemakers in Secretary Clinton and Laurene Powell Jobs for an unprecedented exchange of ideas, and have no doubt this conversation will prove enlightening and inspiring for people in attendance and watching via live stream around the world.
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I've also got Margot Lee Shetterly's Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race that I've been reading, which is what the movie was based on, and which is a really enlightening history.
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But here's Srinivasan again enlightening his colleague: There is no need in this case to scrutinize the exact manner in which a broadband provider could render the FCC's Order inapplicable by advertising to consumers that it offers an edited service rather than an unfiltered pathway.
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But will Makeup Revolution actually come under fire for the accusation, or will Von D's attempt backfire by inadvertently enlightening shoppers to the fact that they can buy a similar palette (at least in shade choice, quality notwithstanding) for a third of the price?
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to make a ton of money from weed Best Strain: Cinex (enlightening sativa) Worst Strain: Purple Urkle (sleepy indica) Best Way to Get High: Cannabis tincture Best High Activity: Play (and win) a competitive video game Recommended Product: Goldleaf Grow Planner
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Some critics of the ritual suggested that, instead of a binding spell, the mass magical action should focus on enlightening Trump and making him cognizant of the harm he's doing to others, with the hopes that this would encourage him to change his autocratic behaviors.
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Yet, while those models rely on flashes of insight, ranging from the modest to the dramatic, the pleasure of Sigler's approach is its scarcity of enlightening moments, as its narrator stumbles from foible to frustration to minor victory, such as getting a stranger to smile.
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Watching Stalker is more like participating in a guided meditation than anything else, and that's what makes it great: It isn't just about the characters on screen asking important questions and coming to enlightening yet incomplete realizations, but about turning those questions onto ourselves.
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"Chagall, Lissitzky, Malevich: The Russian Avant-Garde in Vitebsk, 1918-19203," a crisp and enlightening exhibition opening at the Jewish Museum, reconstitutes the five years of instruction at the People's Art School in Vitebsk, a small city west of Moscow in the republic of Belarus.
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Despite the tiny population of 229,700 inhabitants and the brevity of the region's high season, which lasts from December through March, there are at least 30 international art galleries between St. Moritz and the municipality of Sent, providing an enlightening alternative for après-ski.
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Transgender advocate Jackson Bird has posted a new video to his YouTube channel titled "Sh*t Trans People Deal With Every Day" and it's an enlightening watch for cisgender people who want to gain a better understanding of what everyday life is like for transgender individuals.
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Depending on his text, and on the news, he may remind his flock that the devil walks among them, and of the risk—a perennial one for white evangelicals, as Frances FitzGerald's timely and enlightening book makes clear—that depravity may turn God away from their country.
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TV critic Maureen Ryan wrote an enlightening article for The New York Times earlier this month, explaining how a show that generally registers under a million viewers a week made it all the way to season 3, while other Syfy favorites have been more quickly canceled.
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After the city council of Pittsburgh, another post-industrial city, recently hosted peers from Baltimore on the issue, Pittsburgh council member Erika Strassburger told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that the discussions were "enlightening" as her city undergoes its own conversations about the future of its water system.
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OK, it had to be the combination of Schilling enlightening all of his followers with memes about the Confederate flag design being symbolically dipped in the Blood of Christ, while President Barack Obama's 2015 march across the Edmund Pettis Bridge in Selma was un-American, right?
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"Money money, money, money, money …" ad infinitum: Donna McKechnie opened her show "A Visit With Kander and Ebb" on Wednesday evening at Feinstein's/54 Below with the jangly "Money Song" from "Cabaret," setting the tone for an enlightening survey of that formidable Broadway team's songwriting output.
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The scene in which several hosts have become stuck in a loop for days because none of them is authorized to wield an axe is both hilarious and enlightening — it's fascinating to see the lengths these beings will go to in order to avoid breaking script.
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The Reddit teens were certainly enlightening, but their answers weren't the most definitive, and I was glad to know that there was a whole crop of non-Internet teens that'd be ready to share their thoughts on the matter with me as soon as class let out.
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"At least [fans] are able to leave their own world behind for a few hours, and hopefully, they can have something they can take away that is enlightening and inspiring," said Wang, who spoke to CNN from Los Angeles where he was rehearsing for the tour.
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While it's enlightening to game out what would happen if the US and North Korea really did start exchanging nukes—particularly now that we can be almost certain that North Korea's apocalyptic threats aren't empty—a queasy new status quo seems to be on the horizon.
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"It's daunting but actually when you read the script, it was a very emotional read ... It was actually a very triumphant story for me, a very enlightening film and I wanted more people to know about it, because I didn't know about this incredible man," he said.
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In the end, though, I think what turned me off so hard on Vice (in addition to its aforementioned disdain for the audience) is that I feel like McKay has it in him to do something so much better — something truly satirical, enlightening, enraging, and funny.
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Or at least it is for a growing number of children whose parents enroll them in workshops and sleep-away trips that focus on stimulating the entrepreneurial mind-set, enlightening youth about the importance of innovation, and imbuing the next generation with an appreciation for surplus value.
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I also hope to read Don Winslow's "The Border," reality-based fiction that I expect will be as brutally enlightening about America's venality regarding immigration as Winslow's "The Power of the Dog" and "The Cartel" were about American culpability in the so-called war on drugs.
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"We wanted to take the time to understand the situation at hand — and after reviewing the information available to us, including documentation of the filmmakers' research, we've decided to make this important and enlightening film available to viewers," Apple said in a statement at the time.
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As the show unfolded, it quickly became apparent that Mr. Schaefer had done what made "New Sounds" so invaluable: he stitched together a riveting and enlightening program — this one, called "Poetry and Music," featured pieces that used only spoken, not sung, text — out of wildly disparate music.
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"We wanted to take the time to understand the situation at hand — and after reviewing the information available to us, including documentation of the filmmakers&apos research, we&aposve decided to make this important and enlightening film available to viewers," Apple said in a statement to Variety.
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That's exactly why it's enlightening to see the tweeting voices of all of Ohio represented in these objects, and also why it makes so much sense for them to be on view in Cleveland during the RNC, when a rare national spotlight shines upon this city.
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Roula, a 30-year-old architect from Crete who studied in England, where four-fifths of women use contraceptives and hardly any rely on condoms to prevent pregnancy (as opposed to sexually transmitted diseases), describes the counselling on the range of contraceptives at her university's clinic as "enlightening".
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Credit Andrew Burton/Getty Images NASHUA, N.H. — Presidential primary politics, up close, is stranger and more enlightening than what you see on TV. I saw this in a packed, stuffy auditorium at Elm Street Middle School on a warm Wednesday night, at a town hall with Senator Ted Cruz.
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We all kind of took off and did our own walks to remember so to speak, and it was one of the most enlightening experiences of my life and probably for most people who have been — I'm glad I was able to give an answer to that one!
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That they would have some sort of clairvoyant, otherworldly insight into all things spooky, that they could provide us lowly, terrestrial beings with an enlightening answer to a question that seems to fall right within their wheelhouse: What, for the love of God, is the scariest Halloween costume?
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While there's probably something enlightening to say about its pastiche of dance music, to intellectualize would be to miss the point a bit, because for all "903UL"'s cleverness, it also just absolutely fucks, and is easily the closest humanity got to achieving the power of flight all year.
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Although the film was mired in controversy when it was supposed to premiere last year, it turns out to be a thoroughly conventional and enlightening glimpse into a fascinating and little-known chapter of civil rights history as it played out in the business world, rather than the streets.
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The latest case is Francesca Caccini's 1625 seldom-seen "La Liberazione di Ruggiero Dall'Isola d'Alcina" ("The Liberation of Ruggiero From the Island of Alcina"), which received a humble but enlightening and lively staging this week by the Boston Early Music Festival at the Morgan Library & Museum's Gilder Lehrman Hall.
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"By encouraging people to plant more and more trees and be friendly to environment, we are actually inviting and enlightening them with the powers of Allah, who gives new life to trees after harsh winter," said Mawlawi Fazal Karim Siraji, one of the leaders of the green prayer movement.
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Those who have studied Cohn likely won't learn a whole lot new from the film, but that doesn't make its lessons any less significant, or the narrative as a whole -- given its relationship to current events -- any less enlightening as a road map to Trump's public-relations philosophy.
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One of the more enlightening aspects of his indictment, in fact, was how it revealed the extent to which the K Street crowd dismisses as a joke the Foreign Agents Registration Act, or FARA, which requires Americans lobbying on behalf of foreign entities to disclose who is paying them.
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"Elliott Management's debacle with Hess is very enlightening, because at the time it seemed like Elliott knew what it was doing, but a couple of years later it became clear that they had put Hess in a really poor position to deal with the huge sell-off in oil," Cramer said.
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VIDEO: Panthers news, interviews & features 2017-18 Panthers broadcast schedule Watch on FOX Sports Go Boughner began his tenure as the 15th Head Coach in franchise history earlier this month, and joined FOX Sports Florida host Craig Minervini for an enlightening half-hour conversation on this episode of Inside the Panthers.
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While chatting with Fisch is enjoyable as it is enlightening, it's leaving me even more perplexed as to why couples who've decided that their procreating days are behind them (or have opted out of parenthood altogether), are still opting for a riskier, costlier, and less effective method of permanent birth control.
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The topic is currently weighing heavy on the minds of many following extreme weather in the US, in the forms of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma: It's an enlightening read if you're interested in Pharrell's relationship with fashion; or if, indeed, you are, like me, just after that skincare holy grail.
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His enlightening project "Light and Belief" (2012) unites 70 ink drawings and watercolors, which the artist collected from elder figures at work during the Vietnam War, with a long, lightly animated video in which Mr. Le interviews these older artists about the social role of art before the biennial age.
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The idea is really to get the American public to see what congressional investigators have seen, and they are calling witnesses who they feel gave important, valuable, enlightening testimony, and they want them to give basically that same testimony, tell those same stories, live on television for the American people.
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The two have an enlightening conversation at the bar where John reveals that Natalie has a history of violent behavior towards other girls (she stabbed another classmate in the eye with a pencil, a hypothetical sharp object number 3) which is why his family moved to Wind Gap in the first place.
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One of my earliest memories of childhood is watching guys like Mike Patton and Chris Cornell sing their lungs out in videos on our bulky, wood-framed TV. That would influence both my affinity for long haired boys, boots, and an attraction to what appeared to me to be exciting, enlightening music.
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I found that scene with Aderholt and Stan questioning a potential Soviet defector enlightening as far as Stan's mindset goes; the whole time he was frankly telling their mark about the potential for danger if she works as an informant, I was seeing the word "Nina" flash over and over behind his eyes.
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It was, in this sense, quite enlightening for me to read some key Nazi texts — texts of so-called "philosophical anthropology" — and to note how, despite how comforting it is to think of the perpetrators of genocide as absolute nihilists, such actors often think of themselves as maximizing some conception of life.
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TV manufacturers should note that 4K searchers are rising in popularity, which suggests that consumer electronics manufacturers should start getting read for a shift (although it should be noted that there is sadly little free 4K content on these sites, a discovery I just made while researching this brief.) Need more frightening/enlightening data?
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And that what's really great about the 30 for 30s — it's so informative that even if you're not of that era or not a huge fan of the sport there's so much other social stuff happening and so much other enlightening stuff going on that it really always makes it worth sitting down to watch.
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"The Defiant Ones" harbors an obvious soft spot for these big personalities, but ultimately provides an enlightening window into Iovine and Dre in particular and the big business of the music industry in general -- a twin tale that's messy, complicated, and a lesson in the talent and tradeoffs that come with building an empire.
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It was enlightening for us because ... since it was being taped, there had to be a bit more length in some cases… I know I am pretty guilty of interviewing candidates in the past, and within a few minutes making a fairly quick decision and ending the interview fairly quickly as a result of that.
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He certainly knows his Holocaust — the book includes quotations from Gustl's "The Young Hitler I Knew" as well as from "Mein Kampf" — but the uses to which he has put his knowledge are of questionable value, suggestive of little that is enlightening about that catastrophe or the mad genius who set it in motion.
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An example: "One of the most enlightening findings of this study was the large number of women who had successfully adapted to any negative changes by modifying their expectations regarding sexual activity, putting more emphasis on the emotional and intimacy aspects of sex, or adapting the sex acts themselves," the study's lead author, Holly Thomas, MD, told The Independent.
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Even when the movies were at their most conventional, they were enlightening, as with Lorna Tucker's Vivienne Westwood documentary Westwood, about the punk fashion designer and activist, and Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami, Sophie Fiennes' vérité film that follows the iconic pop star and fashion muse as she navigates her home in Jamaica and tours around the world.
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Deutsche Bank's analysis provides an enlightening window into how Facebook hopes to grow its revenues in the years ahead and the opportunities that will present themselves for the people and organizations that build businesses on its platform — and it serves as a reminder that, despite Facebook's track record of ugly scandals, it remains an incredibly capable and profitable business.
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"We are saying that the church wishes to be present in the digital sphere, and the same force for social cohesion which it strives to be in the real world, and we want to work alongside social media companies in their work to make social media a safe and enlightening space for all," said John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York.
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While more research could be done into the sharing power of other social media sites beyond Twitter—especially considering the difference between how platforms like Facebook and Pinterest share and curate links—the study could be enlightening to those in media industries as it affirms some of social media strategy, but also goes into some of the back end stuff that people studying analytics may miss.
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Almost always dressed in a sharp suit with the sleekest ponytail known to mankind, Pine was a determined and dedicated professional woman who never fell into the stereotypes of African-American women that are commonly portrayed on TV. Jackie Alicia's blueblood mother-in-law, brought to properly powerful life by Mary Beth Peil, brought an enlightening perspective from another generation – seemingly, another lifetime – into Alicia's life.
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In essence, I'll be walking you through a greatest hits tour of what I think is the coolest, most enlightening, and most useful research on breakups and how to get over them They change the way we see ourselves One of the most blissful parts of falling in love is getting so close to someone that you feel as though you are almost merging.
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Harry (Jamie Parker, who does Potter pain beautifully), now on the edge of middle age and an employee of the Ministry of Magic, and his wife, Ginny (Poppy Miller), are found at King's Cross railroad station in London, seeing two of their sons — James (Tom Milligan) and Albus (Sam Clemmet) — off to his alma mater, Hogwarts, the academy of magic that provided him with an especially enlightening, if punishing, education.
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But so much more clever is the revelation that "knowing it all" inevitably means truly knowing himself, and this book — more than any of the author's others I have read — shows a vulnerability and an honesty and an almost frantic desire to impart to us, before he can no longer, his manic mantras, his obsessive treatises and his biting and blisteringly honest bons mots that are actually really enlightening life lessons.
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This enlightening archival volume revives more than a dozen of d'Harnoncourt's exhibitions, including "Timeless Aspects of Modern Art" (1948-49), in which a Romanesque crucifix and an Egyptian fertility goddess appeared under spotlights in darkened galleries; "The Art of the Asmat" (1962), which showcased New Guinean sculpture in a temporary pavilion in MoMA's sculpture garden; and a renowned 1967 Picasso sculpture show, where the artist's busts sat on piles of bricks.
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It's a heavy but enlightening read, with a strong focus on the power of femaleness in the face of the destructive and specifically male forces that feel prevalent in the world right now, and can be seen in full below: In the powerful piece, she namechecks Trump, religion, and solid binaries as destructive forces in the world, instead highlighting the creative power of women and the feminine as positive influences on the world.
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A MINUS Hard Working Americans: We're All in This Together (Melvin/Thirty Tigers) Especially after I read the enlightening if microscopic 3000-word essay concealed in the CD case, this live album finally convinced me that Todd Snider was worthy of his own rock dream—a dream the essay claims or reports took this form after the fearless leader was roused from one of his many scary stupors to discover that he was no longer Blind Lemon Pledge.
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The predigested fact patterns that litigators deem suitable for court consumption are bland fare for a novelist's palate, so it's enlightening to watch some of our most masterly literary portraitists restore the warts and wardrobes, the motivations and machinations to those whose stories have been stripped down to surnames or pseudonyms: Ernesto Miranda, back in the Arizona State Penitentiary, being applauded by his fellow inmates when a television cop reads a suspect his rights; Norma McCorvey, a.k.a.
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It also applies when those words are presented subliminally, that is, too quickly to be read and registered And it even applies to the ordering of words, as in Solomon Asch's two inverted lists of identical adjectives (spoiler, nearly all of us prefer Alan): Alan: intelligent, industrious, impulsive, critical, stubborn, and envious Ben: envious, stubborn, critical, impulsive, industrious, and intelligent Perhaps most enlightening is that this linguistic phenomenon occurs even when people are allowed to pick and arrange the words themselves.
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He knew what those jubilant crowds did not know but could have learned from books: that the plague bacillus never dies or disappears for good; that it can lie dormant for years and years in furniture and linen-chests; that it bides its time in bedrooms, cellars, trunks, and bookshelves; and that perhaps the day would come when, for the bane and enlightening of men, it would rouse up its rats again and send them forth to die in a happy city.
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A 2015 report by the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission offered an enlightening selection of anecdotes: In "Skyfall," Chinese audiences never saw James Bond kill a Chinese security guard, as he does in the original edit; in "Mission: Impossible III," censors cut a scene shot in Shanghai that showed garments drying on a clothesline; "Men in Black 3" had a scene removed that showed secret agents using a memory-erasing tool, leading some to speculate that the censors didn't want to invite the allusion to censorship.
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