You might think of the quartet existing as an installation.
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Where they're existing as a minority, and stretching what and who a minority can be?
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It's yet another symptom of the impossibility of existing as a woman in the world.
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And just by virtue of me existing as I am, that is so cathartic to people?
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Is Kehilath Jeshurun "flaunting" its Jewishness, or is it merely existing as a house of worship?
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When I was released, however, there was no quantifiable history of me existing as a transwoman.
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"That's a difference between existing as a nation and evacuating to go live somewhere else," said Willis.
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Second was Utah, with Hayward existing as someone who can create his own shot without much help.
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These days, the idea of existing as a bald, Black woman carries an air of stately rebellion.
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They tell me that existing as an empath, like being the average sensitive person, can be lonely.
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Shards of thought, slivers, antenna, broken, traveling in movement, existing as such–always because the interval is there.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with progressive and conservative media existing, as long as they are upfront about it.
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The fact is that MWC is slowly but surely losing its reason for existing as a mobile-focused event.
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Even there, they did not feel that safe, as merely existing as a Palestinian in Israel is inherently precarious.
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The Wild West days of the internet existing as a separate entity from the physical world are long dead.
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The relationship at its core is Schrödinger's marriage, stuck existing as both a fractured bond and a potent business partnership.
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Meanwhile, advertisers and investors have gotten used to Twitter existing as a niche platform, Pivotal Research analyst Brian Wieser said.
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Books geared specifically toward teenagers were not yet in vogue, existing as a nebulous state between children's and adult literature.
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I feel that I'm still only received as a cis gay man performing femininity, instead of simply existing as femme.
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Even the largest web forums felt vaguely subcultural, existing as they did in relative isolation from countless other communities online.
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Beyond existing as a great controller of content, the value of Facebook lies in defining what society even considers 'news.
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Simply existing as a Black person is difficult, and it's okay to decide to protect yourself, especially when the world won't.
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The picture cannot escape its arbitrary nature, existing as the first episode since the third with no real reason to exist.
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This is, however, yet another example of Epic Games innovating this space with Fortnite existing as a living, breathing live game.
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It said it had introduced fixed low-price plans, and had actively promoted them to existing as well as new customers.
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He shreds through screens, irritates shooters, and takes charges with a grin, all while existing as an avant-garde opportunity maker.
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Black women are often characterized as angry simply for existing, as if anger is woven into our breath and our skin.
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These are fleeting thoughts; we spend less time worrying about who we are as a family than just existing as one.
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There is strength in simply existing as who we are, and that's what I strive for my work to be about.
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In a society that values and strives for visual perfection, simply existing as a young woman with personal insecurities is particularly challenging.
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Milwaukee reminds me of the 2011 Dallas Mavericks, with Giannis as Dirk and then everyone else existing as a perfect supplementary fit.
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This is what it is to be digital: existing as discrete values that either are or are not, with naught in between.
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And it's a valid question, considering how tough it is growing up, and ultimately existing, as someone who is gay and brown.
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But in the end, they kept the course, the Mueller probe and all the rest existing as if in a parallel reality.
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The act of contribution is greater than existing as a bystander, particularly for some of the most prideful athletes in the world.
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For years, Bountiful aligned itself with the FLDS, existing as a sleepy northern outpost of the sect led by Jeffs's father, Rulon.
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Milwaukee reminds me of the 215 Dallas Mavericks, with Giannis as Dirk and then everyone else existing as a perfect supplementary fit.
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This is a very basic debate around whether existing as a trans person is a valid, legitimate way to live one's life.
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Continuing to attack the Communist Party's governance, Pence said China was "suppressing religion" and existing as a "surveillance state" that targets ethnic minorities.
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Lara's founders are setting out to prove that existing as a fully sustainable brand doesn't spell out doom for being competitive and effective.
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We're saying that the hard work of simply existing as a sex worker in a public space might be starting to pay off.
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The artist goes beyond recycling, delving into the poetry of the earth and of our bodies existing as part of the fabric of nature.
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It's more than a disappointment—the deeply misogynistic implications of the bill feel like a punishment for existing as anything other than a man.
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And voters believe it will continue existing as a "finely balanced coalition taking in different sectarian groups" rather than significantly changing, according to Uziyel.
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Amazon India is aggressively partnering with major Indian movie production houses to acquire exclusive rights for their existing as well as upcoming movie titles.
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There is truth in purely existing as a successful black celebrity, in spite of the oppression that comes with your race, being a political act.
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There is a sense of the story already existing, as if the viewer was watching it unfold much as Bran does in his time-travelling.
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He'll essentially show De'Aaron Fox how to be a professional while existing as the club's top trade asset (one that they're actually willing to flip).
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They serve mostly themselves, existing as the middle of the hourglass that is our economy, charging whatever rent they like for others to pass through.
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Much of it was operating without official licenses, existing as a shadow steel stream outside of any national production figures, a major headache for steel statisticians.
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The potential of new scientific findings makes the photographs particularly exceptional, existing as artifacts that reflect on the past yet also hold significance for the future.
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Still, the rational explanation of why I feel dead half the time does little to mediate the irrational horror of existing as if I do not.
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And so, especially and of course, does the book itself: the book as object, worthy of special consideration and respect purely for existing as a book.
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But it's hard to imagine the gaming industry existing as it does today without Zelda, which has literally revolutionized gaming multiple times over several generations of games.
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The Cubs and Astros are largely to blame for this, existing as ringing endorsements of leaning into the rebuild, but if not for parity's sake then what?
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Besides existing as a restaurant, this place is also a boutique and a gallery, a showcase so that local, national, and international artists can show their work.
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He'd switched not only from a less restricted cable comedy to CBS's flagship late-night show, but from playing a caricature to existing as a real person.
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By 2018, poptimism has gone from existing as a weirdo underground way of talking about music to becoming an ascendant ideology that's nearly as strong as rockism.
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" She spent a week living in one of Zittel's "Experimental Living Cabins" in Wonder Valley, California, existing, as she says, "just a few steps outside real life.
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Hilter and the Manson family have been among the most prominent boogeymen of the last century, existing as embodiments of pure evil in the popular psyche for generations.
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Korean artist Chan-Hyo Bae's photo series, Existing As Costume (2007–16), displayed on an age-stained pale blue wall, negotiated doubled Others through the prism of Occidentalism.
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Board of Education, it dropped the "Negro" from its title and was almost as coy about the book's reason for existing as it had been in the 1930s.
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You didn't need to be worried about whether sex was corrupt or dirty when you looked at Marilyn because she made sex feel innocent just by existing as Marilyn.
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While the threat of violence is always a consideration, the 24-year-old believes that existing as a queer person in a conservative state can be a radical act.
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Now, on one hand, code-switching is one of the more interesting parts of existing as a person of color—that carefully curated behavior and pressure to be multilingual.
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After all, the iPhone XR became Apple's best-selling smartphone last year largely by justifying its price tag and existing as a coherent alternative to other similarly priced flagships.
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"The Feeling," in all its abstract-ness, is a rare genre-less genre—solely existing as a vehicle to drive us into the up-and-down side of summer.
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As far back as anyone has been able to track discussion of the Voynich manuscript, there is no history of it existing as anything other than a marvelous, indecipherable curiosity.
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Amazon's ecosystem play is not terribly different, with the Kindle Fire Android tablets existing as almost disposable vehicles for getting Amazon's online store and content distribution network into people's homes.
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This tension between existing as a subject in history and writing as an observer of history is especially relevant for feminism, since women experience sexism in very age-specific ways.
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As theorized, dark matter axions would permeate the universe as an energetic condensate, interacting only very weakly via the electromagnetic force and existing as a kind of ghostly cosmic foam.
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For example, it is in the immediate interest of Europe's Mediterranean countries that Libya and the broader North African region stop existing as a hotbed of conflicts and human smuggling.
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The Anova brand will remain intact under the deal, retaining its name and the leadership of co-founder and CEO Stephan Svajian, existing as a part of the larger Electrolux umbrella.
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Then the Spurs can utilize their mid-level exception, and punt the 2017-76 season (which for San Antonio means winning 60 games and still existing as Golden State's primary threat).
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It was the light; light streamed in from a glass skylight above existing as not another thing in the room with me, but as something more like what light actually is.
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And yet, it seems that just existing as a contemporary single woman almost guarantees a regular run-in with a nosy inquirer who's just dying to know when you'll settle down.
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I do wish that the opt-out of the anonymized data model was presented in the flow of normal signup, rather than existing as an email address in the privacy policy.
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Spectators would watch from both sides of the cloth; so rather than existing as simple black cutouts, many of these puppets boasted colorful, detailed designs, often crafted by the puppeteers themselves.
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Unsurprisingly, these comments didn't sit well with some listeners, who took to Twitter to lambast Deech for her comments implying that existing as a trans person is a disingenuous way to live.
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Construction projects, namely, could affect many existing as well as undocumented cultural landmarks — which are also threatened by increased development as more people who live along the coasts are forced to move.
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In these works Dunham's evenly applied colored lines swirl around at the same width and velocity, like a latter-day Kandinsky, sometimes becoming shapes but mostly just existing as marks in space.
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Like Terrace House, Midnight Diner had a life before Netflix, existing as a manga, a TV drama, and a movie before the streaming company bought the rights as part of its Japanese expansion.
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Sports are so huge in America that any franchise gains value every single day it exists simply for existing as long as there are billionaires out there who want the ultimate status symbol.
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Most of the rest will probably end up existing as apps within Facebook and other social platforms, which are working hard to make sure their users never have to venture beyond their borders.
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Yet rather than existing as a 1 or 0, as is the case in a conventional bit, a qubit can exist in some superposition of both of these states at the same time.
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The mappae mundi of medieval Europe, for example, featured rich and complex illustrations, existing as schematic maps that relayed information from an area's climate to the bizarre monsters that supposedly inhabited some regions.
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The new company is required as Bigelow Aerospace is "seguing into becoming a production company" after existing as "a laboratory for 17 years," CEO Robert Bigelow said on a conference call with reporters.
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With this investment, we can continue our journey and bring our products to more people, in existing as well as new markets, while also strengthening our R&D efforts in new food innovation.
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It enables us to be mad at what's convenient instead of what is hard, and what I am complicit in simply by existing as an American with some degree of privilege in 2018.
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Without Steph Curry racing around screens, penetrating at will, and existing as an infinity threat whenever on the floor, it's oddly easy to forget all the ways Kevin Durant is offensive strategy unto himself.
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Those things are outstanding, and just by existing as a human in the universe, it's almost like winning a kind of cosmic lottery, regardless if we had a conscious choice in entering this contest.
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This May, he announced he would be founding a new political party called Reform and Development, though he has yet to register it with the PA, a legal requirement for existing as a political party.
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Bands have to be cognizant of the realities of existing as a musician—it's not like record labels will give you a million dollars to make a record anymore, you have to really pick your battles.
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While bitcoin and most other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum exist for the simple purpose of existing as digital money, ripple was born as a solution to the global problem of transferring money from one country to another.
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H: Many of your pieces, and especially the RSVP series, have been used as sites and props for performance, either by yourself or by collaborators, as well as existing as sculptural works in their own right.
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Oladipo in 2019 may be the best teammate George ever plays with, and watching them dominate together, with one of Myles Turner and Domas Sabonis existing as an intriguing third wheel/trade chip would be pretty awesome.
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It is a complex situation which has led to Somaliland existing as a de facto state but being snubbed by the international community, and one tied up in Somalia's national legacy and historical divisions in East Africa.
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Maisel's indulgence in its reconstruction of 1959 New York — a reconstruction that deliberately sands off the vast majority of that era's rough edges — has a point and purpose beyond existing as the world's most elaborately beautiful doodad.
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Maybe Hulu ends up only existing as a small corner of Disney+ (probably combined with more adult-skewing TV brands like FX), but either way, Disney+ will likely have a fair amount of Hulu architecture in its DNA.
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Rather than simply existing as shelters for art that are open to the public, cultural institutions need to increasingly offer an environment tailored to their visitors not as a uniform audience but as individuals who have specific needs.
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For nearly two decades, the animated, fictional Gorillaz have been a widely adored band in their own right — as opposed to just existing as a collaborative side project of Blur frontman Damon Albarn and comic artist Jamie Hewlett.
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"I was just trying to be just a man existing as a man, and here's this man who's just trying to provide for his wife and his family and all of that," he told Pinto during the interview.
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"I'm excited about transitioning into creating larger scale works that have the duality of existing as part of a performance and then as a standalone sculpture that can be engaged with by the public," she said in a statement.
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One of the most interesting aspects of 13 Reasons Why was that while Hannah (Katherine Langford) was bullied for, well, simply existing as a teenage girl, Tyler was targeted due to his odd, and in some cases even illegal behavior.
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Bush and Marco Rubio and Rand Paul and Chris Christie have all failed spectacularly, but there are a host of sixth-tier candidates out there quietly begging for your vote, existing as a final alternative to the inevitability of Donald Trump.
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Historically existing as a hangout for everyone from cedar tree cutters and hippie student boozers in the 291s to Willie Nelson and local mailmen, this watering hole has survived Austin's contemporary real estate boom and the influx of hipsters who have moved in.
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Judging from some of the remembrances, Ali would seem to have stopped existing as a human soon after he tremblingly lit an Olympic torch in Atlanta in 1996, when we all gasped ... and then cast him loose from our collective cultural net.
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Even the Z-Wave Alliance — an apparent standards body, which seems to mostly be in charge of certifying device compatibility — will be spun out into a fully independent organization in charge of developing Z-Wave, rather than existing as part of Silicon Labs.
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"To have a space that is online, accessible to a lot of people, and existing as a publication is really important for academic but also popular culture and reference," said Ms. Sutherland, who is a granddaughter of the Ghanaian writer Efua Sutherland.
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No, he didn't have to be a spokesperson for his race or anything like that, but Made in America understands that simply by existing as a black man in America, Simpson was a spokesperson anyway, no matter how he ran from it.
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By existing as a group, the "joint committee" can get a big fat check that would be far too large for it to legally receive if its members were fundraising alone, according to Bob Biersack, a senior fellow at the Center for Responsive Politics.
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PDVSA would continue existing as a main player in the oil industry - a source of pride for many Venezuelans - but some of its assets would be transferred and auctioned by a new, independent regulator similar to Mexico's energy reforms, which ended 75 years of monopoly.
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But by existing as a group, the "joint committee" can get a big fat check that would be far too large for it to legally receive if its members were fundraising alone, according to Bob Biersack, a senior fellow at the Center for Responsive Politics.
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In all three narratives, simply existing as a teenage girl is a challenge in itself, full of expectations and where there is always a villain lurking in the wings, be it an obsessed stalker with a wide lens or a very literal demonic force.
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"Because music is such a narcissistic way of existing—as soon as you get an idea, you have to go write it," Olenius explains of what life is like as both a musician and a father to a two and a half year old son.
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For lack of a precise mechanism describing how minds are generated by brains, some philosophers and scientists have been driven back to the centuries-old doctrine of panpsychism — the idea that consciousness is universal, existing as some kind of mind stuff inside molecules and atoms.
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It was only 12,000 years ago (in an approximate 200,000-year continuum of existing as human beings in our current forms) that the Neolithic Revolution took place and we transitioned from hunting and gathering to become farmers, create settlements, and domesticate our helper animals.
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Calling herself many names, but "currently existing as Maleika S. Mosley," the woman submitted a detailed three page letter in which she outlined her "now 40 years long post-Civil Rights Movement Sociopolitical Hostage Crisis," for which she's been seeking compensation from Prince since the mid-1980s.
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The brand's gaffe is simply rooted in existing as a useful product that looks like a snack, not lack of diversity in the board rooms or shortage of social awareness a là the H&M sweater controversy, Pepsi's ad with Kendall Jenner, and Dove's Facebook blunder.
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Couple that with Brandon Ingram's pending stardom, Lonzo Ball existing as a helpful cog whose shot will—more likely than not—come around, and Kyle Kuzma's Hall of Fame resume, and L.A. can accelerate its timeline with savvy use of the trade market at a moment's notice.
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"Knowing how dependent towns are in Maine on the property tax, they may have just reached a point where they've decided, 'We'd be better off just not existing as a town,' " said Elizabeth K. Kellar, the chief executive of the Center for State and Local Government Excellence in Washington.
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The 55 page issue consists of essays, poetry, illustrations, and photography, all of which explore the nuances of existing as a Muslim in Britain today, taking on topics like race, gender, and sexuality to examine issues that can often be seen as taboo, even in Muslim communities themselves.
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Throughout, the artists, writers, and activists included identify, each in their own way, various manifestations of trap doors in regards to non-cis experience, with primary themes being: art making, modes of archiving and history making, and the unique visibility of simply existing as a trans or gender nonconforming person.
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"I don't know if I would call myself an activist, as much as someone who's just vocal about being trans, which sometimes can feel like activism, because just existing as a trans person can often be hard enough, particularly for people of color or people who don't pass," she said.
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The troupe was eventually given their own eponymous show that aired on MTV from 220 to 222 and arguably redefined the rules of TV comedy by refusing to conform to SNL's sketch comedy template, instead existing as a platform for 11 distinct voices, and nearly as many styles of humor.
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Considering its make, accurate iconography, and distinct style, they write, the manuscript must have also survived centuries of weathering rather than existing as an intentionally damaged publication by forgers — who would have succeeded in their craft only if they had access to expert knowledge published in rare or largely inaccessible scholarly tomes.
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I want to see millions of us marching out there for our rights, and I want to see us out there marching for the rights of women like Dajerria Becton, who was body-slammed by a cop while she was in her swimsuit for simply existing as a young, vocal black girl.
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However, given that such games often thrive on regular updates and micro-transactions—the latter practically existing as the video game world's own profitable narcotic stimulant—will the power of moral choice expand the gameplay possibilities of the simulation genre, or will it just result in more unwieldy clutter for mobile players?
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"Made in America understands that simply by existing as a black man in America, Simpson was a spokesperson anyway, no matter how he ran from it," VanDerWerff wrote, and that's exactly right: The project, directed by Ezra Edelman, feels remarkably timely, unpacking many of the prejudices and assumptions that are still animating public life today.
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I'm sure there are other things I do that are bad for the planet merely by existing as a relatively well-off human being in the U.S., but those trips are unquestionably the biggest component of my carbon footprint, my biggest personal contribution to the slow death of the world as we know it.
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Media outlets existing as a tool of the angst industrial complex will trot out the tired old Valentine advice for singles: 'Treat yourself to a quiet evening of wound-licking with a hot bath, a Michael Bublé album and a facial mask made from the happy tears of those who've just put a ring on it...' But I say screw that.
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Over the years, as LinkedIn has built out monetizing features on its service like advertising, the company's back-end experience for those using the platform to broadcast job opportunities or search for candidates has become increasingly fragmented, with Recruiter (to proactively search for people), Jobs (job listings that you post), and Media (ads that you might take out advertising those jobs) all essentially existing as separate entities.
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Nokia isn't tipping its hand about any further moves into the consumer space, but a rep from the company did tell me that these pieces are "definitely part of a broader vision," which, on the face of it, does seem to imply that the company is considering an even more deliberate step into the consumer space after largely existing as a networking and telecom company for the last few years.
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It joins other recent programs — Tell It Like It Is: Black Independents in New York, 230–23 at the Film Society of Lincoln Center in 30 and A Time for Burning: Cinema of the Civil Rights Movement at BAM in 2013, most notably — that have opened up traditionally narrow perceptions of black cinema as conforming to certain formal and thematic strategies or existing as part of certain genres.
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From the opening scene when Miley Stuart (Cyrus) can't get into her own concert without a wig, to Billy Ray Cyrus redirecting a private jet to Tennessee to con his pop star daughter into attending her grandma's birthday party, to the moment the entire city of Crowley Corners agrees to keep Hannah's secret of being a pop star, the wholesome pageantry of simply existing as a famous teenager lit a fire in me.
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