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Cinderella, that fabled optimist, is an ideal role for her.
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How will all this factor into Ford's fabled new story?
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The combination might perhaps even produce the fabled Pixel Watch.
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And was listening in on the fabled Trump-Ukraine phone call.
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We were always partying in the shadow of Hef's fabled parties.
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Since 1995, he'd been sponsored by the fabled Toy Machine skateboards.
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I guess that was the origins of the fabled "BC bud"?
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Mr. Newhouse did everything he could to favor the fabled weekly.
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Closer to the Site Richelieu, explore Charles Garnier's fabled Paris Opera.
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In politics' fabled grass roots, Democrats have largely been getting thumped.
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The fabled lingerie label tweaks its image to lure younger women.
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India's most fabled cities are now among the world's most polluted.
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Stephen Schwarzman — CEO of Blackstone, the fabled private equity firm — lives well.
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Snap showed off a new update to it's fabled Snap Spectacles today.
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Besides, went another, the fabled Anfield atmosphere has faded in recent years.
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It's a Thursday night at arguably the world's most legendary, fabled cabaret.
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All's well that ends well in the fabled land of the Kardashians.
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Carolina Herrera's fabled life is one that is best captured in pictures.
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Speculative geographers predicted a fabled River of the West, to the Pacific.
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Ozwald Boateng took his latest fashion show to the fabled Apollo Theater.
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But he nurtures no ardent hope of piercing fashion's fabled glass ceiling.
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Just don't expect it to ever hit the fabled 5Ghz clock speed.
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One such opportunity was the fabled 2013 "red line" crisis in Syria.
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The one-eyed Beric Dondarrion wields a flaming sword (the fabled Lightbringer?).
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For romantics, the auction is a chance to buy into a fabled past.
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None of those legends, however, hit arguably the most fabled shot in history.
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If and when the fabled iCar arrives, it will get its own unveiling.
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"City of Darkness" provides an insight into everyday life in this fabled place.
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Viewed through this lens, the fabled escape from slavery takes on different contours.
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But the actual efficacy of Cambridge Analytica's fabled psychographic profiling is up for debate.
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Players fight for dominance across fabled locations such as El Dorado, Atlantis, and Styx.
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You can imagine the intensity with which those fabled stars might have endowed Erie.
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The women of La Belle are still women in the fabled "wild west" — i.e.
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Heavy machinery begins the search for a fabled Nazi gold train in Poland today.
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Or going to see the Loch Ness, where the fabled Loch Ness Monster resides.
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And on Tuesday night, the fabled stretchies reappeared: this time, on Teigen's Snapchat account.
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LONDON — For fans of one of London's most fabled nightclubs, the party is over.
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One of the more fabled incidents of Kenyan perseverance is that of Hyvon Ngetich.
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Now, recently discovered color footage adds another dimension to his final, fabled at-bat.
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He landed a job at El Morocco, the fabled nightclub on East 403th Street.
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In his latest dispatch, our 52 Places columnist travels along the fabled Silk Road.
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I. F. Stone, the fabled Washington journalist, underwent a nearly identical reversal in 1967.
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Exposure to those fabled mountaineers made Mr. Bridwell a leader for the next generation.
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Let's see if the spectacle can top the fabled fights of Las Vegas past.
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Opinion There's fresh interest in a fabled shrub on the Aegean island of Chios.
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He was Jacques Mesrine in a four-hour saga about the fabled French gangster.
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In Gurb and other communities, Guifi is the on-ramp to the fabled information superhighway.
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Clinton's fabled political instincts seem to vanish whenever he campaigns on behalf of his wife.
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It wasn't some bargaining breakthrough brokered by President Trump's fabled acumen as a deal-maker.
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Mullany showcased sprawling tapestries from the early 16th century depicting fabled countrysides and hunting scenes.
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Sitting on the 50-yard line is that fabled door to the Twilight Zone itself.
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So, what's a business with a fabled brand name and those kind of financials worth?
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Just look at England, which has a rich, fabled league but a poor national team.
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On November 8, 2016, the party watched in horror as its fabled blue wall crumbled.
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Aminullah, 22, was fabled as a fighter with the Afghan police, his family members said.
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And it held onto its homegrown talent younger minds, like Jeff Dean, a fabled technician.
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Guides take visitors through those mazes and then beyond them, to touch the fabled trees.
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Its fabled resorts are secluded behind high fortress walls, forests of trees and steel gates.
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Where it's available: PointsBetOdds: Yes 150/1Should you bet it: The fabled fair-catch kick.
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Lagarde will need all her fabled diplomatic skills to pour oil over such troubled waters.
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For 224 months, Islamist fighters occupied places like the fabled mud-walled city of Timbuktu.
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The effect, much like the play of light in the fabled Moroccan city, was dazzling.
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But Barca also made it through because it leaned heavily on its fabled youth academy.
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Along with a fabled octagonal mirror, they form Japan's royal regalia, or the Three Sacred Treasures.
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I went to Los Angeles last week and visited a fabled place called the Super Mall.
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Apple's repeated delays and near-total silence about AirPower made the fabled accessory even more popular.
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And once I was faced with this fabled, forbidden cheese I couldn't not taste it, right?
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Sea ice is retreating at an alarming rate, turning the fabled northwest passage into a reality.
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Together, the spines of the three books come together to make the fabled Doors of Durin.
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You contacted some of the dark web's fabled contract killer sites as part of your investigation.
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The whole scenario is right on par with the long-fabled feud between the two men.
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Indeed, as the fabled Henry Stimson story has it, spycraft was both worthless and infra dig.
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The fabled Chicago boss Jake Arvey had slated Douglas for Senate and Adlai Stevenson for governor.
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" She said, "Let's show at Lou G. Siegel's [the fabled kosher restaurant in the garment district].
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The module was yanked almost immediately, doomed to become a piece of fabled D&D lore.
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Then, after a routine patch showed up, Marwede noticed people were talking about the fabled plume.
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It wasn't long before Spider-Verse itself became a part of this fabled joke bloodline, too.
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Next currently retails more than 100 beauty brands through Fabled, including Clinique, Benefit, Smashbox, Burberry, Gucci.
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Hanging with his mentor Mark Norell in his fabled Central Park office at the American Museum.
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But the real communication was directed offscreen, to the fabled audience of one, Donald J. Trump.
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Was it possible that the source of this mighty, fabled river lay on a private estate?
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He hopes to take his vision, loosely modeled on the fabled Parisian concept store Colette, global.
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But he also oversaw enormous urban sprawl that critics say has irreparably ruined the fabled city.
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It is Egypt's only fertile land -- and testament to the country's reliance on this fabled waterway.
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In 1940, Morde declared that he'd found the fabled city after a torturous trek through Mosquitia.
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He hopes to take his vision, loosely modeled on the fabled Parisian concept store Colette, global.
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The problem is that now that I'm here, I'm having trouble finding this fabled middle level.
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Their humiliation came just nine months after the regime celebrated retaking Palmyra and its fabled Roman theater.
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The kennel is owned by Martin Buser, a former winner of the fabled Iditarod dog sled race.
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He was the spirit of that era on some level because he was such a fabled outlaw.
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The century-old losing streak was often blamed, with various levels of superstition, on a fabled curse.
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So, here it is: Quinn Norton isn't a victim of the fabled crusade to quash free speech.
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"Pain rolled off him like rain from a slate roof," Mr Whitehead writes of a fabled champ.
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At this point, Ariana Grande's fabled "Thank U, Next" video might as well be a full movie.
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We're talking about the fabled Crème de la Mer, which retails at a cool $170 an ounce.
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Many were fabled to be mushy and tasteless, many we'd never even heard of to begin with.
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Landrieu, the scion of a famous New Orleans political family, is the mayor of that fabled city.
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Spanish conquistadores came to this region in the 16th century seeking the fabled Seven Cities of Gold.
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That exodus leaves just three of the nine pre-scandal directors to rescue a once-fabled filmmaker.
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Scientists are set to take a fresh approach in the hunt for the fabled Loch Ness monster.
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But the mountains' danger is equally fabled to the people who make the cloud-wreathed peaks home.
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He sold all of his fabled collection in a series of auctions since 2013 for $72 million.
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He casually mentions fabled musicians in conversation, not even boasting of his friendships and collaborations with them.
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The host even talked about kicking the name out of the fabled 'FAANG' group of tech stocks.
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After which it would have been hard for Warren to fail to mention the fabled wine caves.
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Unchecked growth has claimed Bobby's Idle Hour, the last live-music venue on Nashville's fabled Music Row.
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Would that make it one of the fabled "fully autonomous" weapons we're all so wound up about?
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Twenty-five years later, he would write the fabled tune based on a phrase his mother would say.
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The holy grail of HCLF (High Carb Low Fat) and raw veganism: the fabled full eye color change.
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There are rare and mysterious creatures — like the fabled West Virginia mothman — that take teamwork to hunt down.
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The fabled days of old seemed all but over for the 32-year-old (predominantly) Manchester United legend.
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So, when we heard MUFE was launching a sister product to the fabled foundation, I was beyond excited.
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Update: David Schwimmer is helping us keep our expectations reasonable in terms of that fabled, forthcoming Friends reunion.
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But in the fabled 1950s economy, unemployment steadily increased after three recessions, and then "automation" entered the lexicon.
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The fabled smoking gun showing that President Trump's campaign team colluded with the Russian government might indeed exist.
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What fascinates me, above all, are the people of Pattersonia, that fabled land where sentences go to die.
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He has done this the way the fabled butterfly does it, as its wing-flapping sets off revolutions.
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Brand New's Science Fiction—their fabled fifth album, and first in eight years—is a deeply unsettling listen.
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The orgasm note is a fabled, mythic musical note that allegedly makes women come without any physical stimulation.
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It's a recipe for disaster, which also turns out to be very same recipe for fabled party stories.
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One of the most remarkable stories in the book relates to the fabled Supreme Court advocate Roscoe Conkling.
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He landed a job at Delicioso Coco Helado, the fabled Bronx ice cream company on St. Ann's Avenue.
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He joins a group of other young dinos, all from different species, to venture to this fabled land.
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Trump's whole crusade against the football demonstrators has been mean, a play to that fabled base of his.
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Sherman (1913-2013) was Cunningham's muse, erstwhile collaborator and longtime neighbor in the fabled studios above Carnegie Hall.
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And the fabled 90210 zip code -- Beverly Hills, California -- ranked sixth, contributing nearly $300,000 to the GOP committees.
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Models did their own makeup backstage, and — believe it or not — the fabled angel wings did not yet exist.
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Ever since then, breadcrumbs of a fabled feud have been dropped, including a perfume release and shady interview quotes.
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He is one of just a handful of humans to witness the fabled mating ritual of the axolotl salamander.
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In "Blood & Ivy", Paul Collins ushers readers into that fabled room—and the incestuously tight world of Brahmin Boston.
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He also is part of the fabled PayPal Mafia and co-authored Peter Thiel's controversial book The Diversity Myth.
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"If you go back to the last season at Upton Park, the fabled atmosphere wasn't all that," he says.
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Now, it may be taking over part of the fabled building that houses San Francisco's daily newspaper, the Chronicle.
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The term comes from the dead man's hand, the fabled poker hand containing both black aces and two eights.
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If that happens, Argentina may at last begin to recover the prosperity for which it was long ago fabled.
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Thomas Patrick Gilbert Cholmondeley, the scion of one of Kenya's richest and most fabled white families, was all four.
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The fabled small-government, evangelical base of Republican national politics has always distrusted—and indeed, often hated—Mitch McConnell.
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Other people's screens found the fabled end-of-the-feed, at least for the duration of an underground commute.
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Many of the best-known venture capital firms live on the fabled Sand Hill Road in Menlo Park, Calif.
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With all this, it is fitting that Cassini's end should come with a swan dive through those fabled rings.
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But naysayers haven't deterred treasure hunters from setting out in search of the train and its fabled riches once more.
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In other words, it's possible that the fabled ghosts of the Mystery House were only real to Sarah Winchester herself.
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Ashby was last seen seeking the fabled treasure on a raft with friends along the Arkansas River on June 28.
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Stephen Powers, the man behind the fabled 'ESPO' tag, began working in and around New York City back in 1994.
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It collects Ingham's personal photos of bands like the Damned, the Clash, and the youngsters of the fabled Bromley Contingent.
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Clusters of crowds popped up along the route, many on bikes themselves, all in the shadow of fabled Pikes Peak.
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The Lady of the Lake gives Arthur the sword Excalibur, not unlike Snape giving Harry the fabled Sword of Gryffindor.
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Qatar welcomed Georgetown University to set up its fabled School of Foreign Service in Qatar as an explicitly Jesuit institution.
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Still, even with more access to ice tracks, the fabled "Cresta Run" is not likely to be one of them.
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With this shift in mind, I've been pitching the idea of a related change in the fabled Smokey Bear slogan.
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The controversy over the ownership of the fabled Kohinoor, one of the world's largest diamonds, has got a new twist.
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His fabled putting has been off beam this year but he took an instant liking to the large Parisian greens.
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Rather, they drew upon some of that fabled American ingenuity to bootleg and cook up illegal spirits in impressive quantities.
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For him, America's fabled gun culture is just a weakness to be exploited for the sake of Russia's national interest.
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Pruitt has a long and fabled history of trying to make taxpayers underwrite his fondness for first-class air travel.
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"World Spirituality Classics 1: The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda" is something like a fabled scroll that's washed ashore.
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Its pilots' strike has become the latest example of how the fabled competence of German conglomerates has fallen into crisis.
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Meantime, the fabled 1 percent would have received an average tax cut totaling $37,000 if the legislation were fully enacted.
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Fenway, with its fabled left-field wall, is intimate and feels as if it is a step back in time.
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Richard A. Friedman Psychedelics, the fabled enlightenment drugs of the '60s, are making a comeback — this time as medical treatment.
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Even Google/Alphabet, fabled for its happy workers, is experiencing employee unrest and regulatory pushback on privacy and antitrust issues.
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David Rockefeller, the banker and philanthropist with the fabled family name, controlled Chase Manhattan bank for more than a decade.
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He was a fabled, Nessy-esque ghoulie in the quaint mythology of the West Scottish town of Greenock for years.
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In the end, what I found is the SliceCharge, which looks and functions a lot like Apple's fabled AirPower charging mat.
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The Spanish explorer was searching for the 'Fountain of Youth,' a fabled water source that was said to bring eternal youth.
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The majority of fabled characters have already appeared on the series, so it seemed like showrunners were working with slim pickings.
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In 2015 one of these fabled prototypes (all of which were rumored to be destroyed) was discovered at an estate sale.
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Apple's fabled subscription video service — the one we've been waiting for many, many years to come — might finally launch in April.
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She whipped up her fabled palazzo pants as a pared-down alternative to the elaborate formal wear of the prewar years.
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Northern Mali was once a thriving tourist hub owing to its fabled history of caravan routes, gold and medieval Islamic scholarship.
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The chef had called Gunnar a few days before and asked if they could talk about his fabled Faroese sea urchins.
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Dubbed the "Joan Anderson Letter" after a woman Cassady describes a love affair with, the fabled letter was rediscovered in 2012.
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Maybe their split wasn't actually caused by Marion Cotillard or child abuse, but disagreements over making a fabled "Super Provence" wine.
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Violent J, one half of fabled Evangelical shock-rap duo Insane Clown Posse, wrote an op-ed for Time yesterday afternoon.
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People talk about the Toyota Tacoma in much the same way they talk about fabled war heroes and legendary family descendants.
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Reid's fabled Democratic machine, which he built over his long career, will be an asset to Democratic candidate Catherine Cortez Masto.
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This riff on the fabled Last Word combines two aesthetics millennials love—Prohibition-era cocktail lore with a hippie forager twist.
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His most iconic role was as the fabled candy maker Willy Wonka in 1971's Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
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Model Heidi Klum insured her legs for $28503 million, twice the amount of the insurance on fabled actress Betty Grable's limbs.
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In a post-apocalyptic world, Kelly Overton hunts vampires as Vanessa Van Helsing, the last remaining member of that fabled family.
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The filmmaker Duncan Jones spent much of his childhood in Berlin while his father, David Bowie, created his fabled Berlin trilogy.
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Still, the water rises, and one wonders if didactic information might be less impactful than, say, a fabled fiction of consequence.
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They were appearing in the great international director Peter Brook's "Battlefield," an epilogue of sorts to his fabled "Mahabharata" from 22011.
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It took decades for sex researchers to consider the possibility that women's fabled low libido might be a symptom of monogamy.
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In each of the last 22006 years, Fidelity's fabled mutual funds have leaked money, no matter how well they have performed.
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If so, the new Esalen is his increasingly fabled Foo Camp, where 200 or so people—a gamut ranging from Amazon.
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Critic's Notebook FLORENCE, Italy — In the summer of 1934, the fabled Italian couturier Elsa Schiaparelli weighed in on women in trousers.
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It accommodates tastes high and low, and she's still certainly capable of enjoying three different vintages of the fabled Château d'Yquem.
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Its Italian premiere was at the fabled Piccolo Teatro in Milan two years later, when it ran a whopping five hours.
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SNH said it will "dust off" the plan and put it into action should the fabled beast be discovered, reports the BBC .
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The state of affairs is no longer some fabled creature, seen by some—should you choose to believe them—but never proven.
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The population losses began as the city's fabled auto industry started moving to the suburbs and tens of thousands of residents followed.
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Now, however, these two fabled teams have brought their story to the U.K., thanks to the mutual backing of their respective owners.
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Perhaps the gamblers were pricing in Germany's much-fabled composure under pressure, derived largely from a strong record in penalty shoot-outs.
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The meaning: Twitter seems to think this is a reference to the Illuminati, the fabled secret society that (allegedly) uses triangle imagery.
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Valyrian steel was made back in the fabled heyday of Valyria, using a technique lost in the Doom that ended that territory.
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Ferrari, who has won the fabled twenty-four-hour race four times in the past five years, must and will be dethroned.
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But what the movie does is to take this fabled melodramatic romantic seesaw and turn it into something indelibly heartfelt and revealing.
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She raised funds to restore Grace Cathedral, one of the city's fabled landmarks, and a Catholic girls school in the Mission District.
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In the European imagination, Tibet and its capital, Lhasa, were a fantasy, a fabled paradise of spirituality locked away from the world.
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Its maiden voyage, which was earmarked for scientific research, eventually brought Cook to the shores of the fabled "Terra Australis" in 1770.
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That, in turn, causes many to drop out, producing the fabled "death spiral" in which only the least healthy people remain insured.
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And it plans to spend almost all of its fabled cash hoard — perhaps on a combination of buybacks and a big deal.
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The 2019 edition kicks off with a night of music of Andrew Cyrille, a fabled drummer and this year's lifetime achievement honoree.
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I'd always wanted to pool-hop through this place, touring midcentury modernism through its fabled and fabulous hotel and private swimming pools.
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Elsewhere in Noailles, fabled for generations as a food-shopping district, it is common to see rusty steel girders propping up staircases.
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But in this case, stagecraft nearly always trumps script in translating a fabled movie from the past into a palpable, searing present.
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It is a staggeringly beautiful place that lives up to all its fabled charm, yet even the quietest moments here feel ominous.
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Two centuries of his country's rhythms flow through the fingers of João Bosco, one of Brazil's most fabled guitarists, singers and composers.
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But the most memorable notes came afterward, as Hurts showed poise that the game's most fabled coaches would do well to emulate.
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Uber is one of the most fabled start-up stories of all time and, simultaneously, one of the most harrowing corporate unravelings.
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If Apple does build the fabled iCar, it may actually be required to have this type of vehicle-to-vehicle communication system.
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The Columbus-based retailer opened its shop in the Showcase Mall on the fabled Strip, but it isn't the standard DSW store.
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But there's one thing the 43 production has given us that sets it apart from the fabled histories of its predecessors: memes.
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For those unfamiliar with the fabled but not forgotten lunchtime treat, Treatza and Pizza packs are Kraft's Italian-tinged spin on traditional Lunchables.
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So when a chef proposed that he examine the composition of food, Eschliman decided to begin with that fabled American standby — the Twinkie.
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By contrast, Gandhi was unable to put his stamp on the election despite being the scion of the fabled Gandhi-Nehru political dynasty.
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ISTANBUL — A palace on the Bosporus, one of the fabled waterside summer houses of the Ottoman sultans, is like a work of art.
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RFK Jr. previously confirmed the wedding to Town & Country last month, and adding that Fox has earned the fabled family's seal of approval.
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Clinton delivered her economic address in Macomb County, just outside Detroit, in the heart of some of the nation's most fabled political terrain.
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What an opportunity it is to fill in for my Survivor Know-It-All compatriot, Stephen Fishbach, on the fabled PEOPLE Survivor blog.
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Nor is the fabled reliability of Japan's railway always what it seems, with a number of commuter lines into Tokyo experiencing hold-ups.
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Many pieces depict ziggurats, in keeping with common interpretations of the fabled tower's assumed shape, though skyscrapers and ruins are just as common.
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It's not the fabled non-invasive monitoring feature Apple reportedly has a whole team working on, but it's a move in that direction.
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Perhaps the presidential hopeful was referring to the fabled Filet-O-Fish, a staple at McDonald's pretty much since its invention in 1962.
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Follow Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirate crew as they sail around looking to uncover the fabled treasure of One Piece.
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Headlines about the fabled "late night wars" dissect the status of various white men in comedy; is Seth Meyers gaining on Jimmy Fallon?
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"Head" and "Lady Cab Driver" boomed from stacked pyramids of Cerwin-Vega speakers at the fabled freak fests hosted by Uncle Jamm's Army.
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Ever since Aesop sat down to dish out some moral lessons sneakily hidden behind anthropomorphic animals, we have known about this fabled race.
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The list of important tricks from this time period is long, and yet not one of these makes is as fabled Thomas's fall.
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Marie-Louise Scio spent much of her childhood at Il Pellicano, her father's fabled hotel on the coast of Porto Ercole in Tuscany.
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That is not left to chance, either: Liverpool's fabled front three are not given free rein to interpret attacks as they see fit.
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It was there, in 2016, when the Democrats' fabled "blue wall"—Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania—crumbled, handing an Electoral College victory to Donald Trump.
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But with these empty legislative gestures, Democratic Party elders have shown that their fabled adherence to realism and pragmatism is itself deeply unserious.
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The 13th edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica (1926, essentially a duplicate of the fabled 11th), acquired by my mother before I was born.
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Today, Selzer finds the enthusiasm among these probable caucus voters ten points higher than it was in her fabled Obama election eve survey.
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Growing up in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn, he followed the Dodgers of Campanella, Reese, Robinson and Snider, the fabled Boys of Summer.
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After hearing tell of the form's fabled efficacy, some martial arts students are seeking to learn the 52 Blocks in more formal settings.
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Minnesota's 81-22.1 loss to Purdue was the second-worst home loss suffered by the Gophers in the history of fabled Williams Arena.
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The world that Mr. Trump inhabits is today's Other America, the seamy, blustering, hustling and huckstering underside of our fabled brightness and optimism.
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But it's her mouth that holds center stage at the SoHo Playhouse, where her fabled — and genuinely fabulous — "Fleabag" opened on Thursday night.
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The graveyard in mountaineering's most fabled playground, Chamonix, France, is filled with young men who died climbing in the massif of Mont Blanc.
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HBO announced last week that the long-fabled "Deadwood" movie had been greenlighted and that it might air as soon as spring 2019.
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Because of injuries, Mr. Murray, one of the fabled Big 4, had to skip the Australian and French Opens, as well as Wimbledon.
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Editorial Jimmy Morales was elected president of Guatemala in 2015 on a promise of stopping the country's fabled corruption and restoring conservative values.
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Whether the closure of this fabled 4.8-million-square-foot facility does or does not destroy Janesville is for the reader to decide.
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Q. & A. "The clientele is motley," Joseph Mitchell wrote about McSorley's, the fabled East Village ale house, in The New Yorker in 19803.
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But Lufthansa is also the latest example of how the fabled efficiency and competence of some major German companies have fallen into crisis.
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Here he continues his flirtation with the outré, appearing in an improvised duet with Ms. Anderson, the fabled experimental musician and multimedia artist.
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He searched for the fabled lost city of the Kalahari and retraced the steps of Victorian explorers to the sources of the Nile.
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He was the only one of the four fabled Kennedy brothers who would die in old age, and he understood what that meant.
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These are the fabled "unicorns" — the tech start-ups that investment firms pumped up to a valuation of a billion dollars or more.
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Seventeen years ago, Hugo Rodriguez, 43, started as a dishwasher at the Great Neck, N.Y., outpost of the fabled Peter Luger Steak House.
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But as the 2016 election proved with Hillary Clinton's fabled "blue wall" in the electoral college, walls work great — until they are breached.
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A stack of Adolf Hitler's official stationery stopped him cold, but he was warmed by a photo of Annie Oakley, a fabled sharpshooter.
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California earthquakes Those two quakes last week weren't the fabled "Big One," but they have made earthquake preparedness top of mind for Californians again.
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Tentatively titled Bloodmoon, the super-secret series stars Naomi Watts and a number of other faces to tell the stories of Westeros' fabled history.
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Tarantino, for his part, had worked closely with Weinstein since the early '90s; the producer was a complicated father figure to Tarantino's fabled auteur.
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Directed by Janus Metz and starring Sverrir Gudnason as Borg, the biopic, due this September, tells the story of McEnroe and Borg's fabled rivalry.
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The fabled rock-bottom-priced opulence of Vegas I'd dreamed about — $20 or $30 for a nice hotel room — would be out of reach.
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The two set out on a quest to find a long-fabled paradise for humanity called Elysium, which involves following along a set path.
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Together, the pair searched for three fabled, powerful artifacts, the Deathly Hallows, and began to plot out a new order for the wizarding world.
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Another strand is set on the English Channel, where a middle-aged civilian (Mark Rylance) is steering one of Operation Dynamo's fabled "little ships".
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While the home has a fabled history — parties, celebrities, racy entanglements — the home is unlikely to fetch anywhere near $200 million, according to brokers.
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The New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox will find out when they play at the fabled Field of Dreams in Iowa next season.
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Like Hendrix, Joplin, Cobain and Jim Morrison, she died aged just 27, though mention of the fabled 27 Club suddenly felt crass beyond words.
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It could be a first glimpse into Prince's fabled vault of new music, and it premiered at Milan Fashion Week ... courtesy of Donatella Versace.
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But she quickly found a place among the fabled set of Partisan Review, a small-circulation magazine that somehow made itself into a legend.
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He made a few cameos in the Drew League, the fabled Los Angeles-based summer league, and felt as if he held his own.
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Fred Beckey, a fabled mountaineer for seven decades, was the first to take hundreds of routes to the summits of North America's tallest peaks.
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That same year, the authorities revoked the license of Fabric, one of London's most fabled nightclubs, after two teenagers died in drug-related cases.
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In a holding area for the news media, fabled Blues like Brett Hull and Chris Pronger, Bernie Federko and Keith Tkachuk, embraced one another.
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Seventeen years ago, Hugo Rodriguez, 43, started as a dishwasher at the Great Neck, N.Y., an outpost of the fabled Peter Luger Steak House.
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Visitors could explore Barbie's fabled Dream House, sit behind the wheel of her convertible or pose inside a giant packaging box like Barbie herself.
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Emails, DMs, and endless memes poured in from people who had read the story and wanted to know more about the now-fabled Wood.
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The plane and crew were part of the Air Force's fabled "Hurricane Hunters" — they fly into hurricanes to collect crucial data on the storms.
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In a society fabled for its civility, with laws targeting "antisocial behavior," the man's actions were condemned as not only abhorrent but also aberrational.
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I had promised our two boys, Apollo, 6, and Asa, 4, that we would hit the beach in Mozambique, fabled for its pristine coastline.
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Yet Tonelli's jersey remained absent, even as his role continued to stand out, especially among teammates who were part of the franchise's fabled run.
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The directives struck at the heart of Silicon Valley's cherished values, its fabled history and, not least, its embrace-the-world approach to customers.
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They must learn how to navigate, both literally and metaphorically, the corridors of a State Capitol fabled for its traditions, secrets and, often, impenetrability.
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Everyone who travels to the Flemish-speaking part of Belgium rushes directly to that fabled city, with its medieval core, canals and moules frites.
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The fabled Pentagon Papers win before the Supreme Court in 1971 stopped the government from halting publication; it didn't forbid prosecuting the publishers afterward.
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The new name "is inspired by the fabled island which has long been recognized as an iconic, glamorous and luxury destination," the press release noted.
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Aldo made a concerted effort to try and stifle the fabled footwork and wily movement of Edgar with piercing jabs and some thunderous leg kicks.
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That fabled hockey-stick curve is the thing that every early investor and company founder hopes will appear on a stock chart after going public.
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The Melbourne Cricket Ground, the fabled, 2007-year-old temple to cricket, is full: Australia is taking on India in the annual Boxing Day Test.
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Named for the location of the fabled fountain of youth, Florida Water was created over 200 years ago and originally intended as a simple cologne.
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Sony usually unveils its flagship device at IFA in September, so it shouldn't be too long before we see new devices from the fabled company.
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Girls star Zosia Mamet is one of the names behind Fabled, a new series that's supposed to reimagine classic fairy tales from a feminist perspective.
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Stephenson says that he's missed out on many of what he calls "fabled" Reddit events like this, but he expects this one to be big.
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Most people I knew at school held off on one because they were waiting on the fabled PS323, and I actually felt the same way.
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McKeon soon became a trusted employee, helping to raise young Caroline and John and witnessing life from inside the fabled apartment at 1040 Fifth Avenue.
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" Stair-ing contest Tower running as a sport is reminiscent of George Mallory's fabled line about why he (stair) climbed Mount Everest: "Because it's there.
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On one hand, these fabled operators have become the crown jewels of the armed forces, oohed and aahed over by the public and policymakers alike.
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Not just because I'm a lifelong fan of the UK garage/R&B fabled star, but because I know that Craig loves a good workout.
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The fabled experimental theater troupe called the Wooster Group is touring Town Hall Affair, a restaging of one of Johnston's most infamous public debate appearances.
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Airspace around the fabled Area 51 facility in Nevada will be closed to all air traffic this week ahead of the Storm Area 51 event.
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Other fillings include chicken caramelized in lemongrass and flounder baked with turmeric, fragrant and fine, faintly evoking the fabled Hanoi dish cha ca la Vong.
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BLEARY-EYED English rugby fans will crowd into pubs early on November 2nd, hoping for a repeat of the fabled World Cup victory in 2003.
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The last couple years have seen record numbers of murders, including in some of the country's most fabled tourist destinations like Acapulco and Los Cabos.
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Audiences at its fabled premiere in 43 would have understood it without footnotes as a leftist rallying cry and a satire of unfettered capitalism's enablers.
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But perhaps the Congress (and the public), like the fabled blind men touching an elephant, are actually looking at various parts of a single whole.
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Of course, such numbers seem paltry when you look at Germany's fabled autobahn, where some stretches have no absolute limit, and speeds above 21995 m.p.h.
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And so it was last night when the anointed next big star, Roman Reigns, pinned the fabled Undertaker clean in the middle of the ring.
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If the denouement to this Premier League campaign has proved anything, it is that a sort of presenteeism is rotting away the competition's fabled unpredictability.
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New York should welcome the S.S. United States, the country's fabled flagship and sole remaining ocean liner, back to the city it once called home.
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This month Billy Joel helped to inaugurate the newly reopened Nassau Coliseum, the fabled arena on his native Long Island, with a career-spanning concert.
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They'll kill you young, and anyone who holds them up as some fabled talisman of the American Work Ethic should be thrown into a tarpit.
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Those viral fictions reflect the fabled status Jackson has attained among teams hastening to solve the very electrifying unpredictability that has left them awe-struck.
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He was also, we have come to learn, a bully, a liar and a sexual predator, who staged his fabled Tahitian idyll to generate fame.
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As a part of the fabled "Olympic Breakfast" offered at Little Chef—that roadside temple of fried gastronomic stodge—black pudding played a vital role.
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The fabled massing of the Wall Street skyscrapers has been given masterful urban definition by the architects' ordering of these few blocks of new construction.
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But neither does she shortchange America's fabled can-do spirit, spotlighting the engineering audacity of the Erie and Panama canals and the voyage to the Moon.
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The fabled city, which sits on the Adriatic coast east of Venice and beside the border with Slovenia, has long attracted artists as well as conquerors.
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Perhaps you thought Ellen DeGeneres's fabled 24 Oscar night selfie, which featured a celebrity-studded ensemble and racked up 21 million retweets, could never be surpassed.
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And after witnessing the long-fabled Kraken up close, she understood why legend had it that they might destroy a wooden vessel back in the day.
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Director Otto Bathurst has revisited Robin Hood — the fabled outlaw who steals from the rich and gives to the poor — and early critics are not impressed.
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The rivals showed up Thursday night at a fabled staging post on the final stretch of presidential campaigns -- the Al Smith charity dinner in New York.
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In a downturn, American business may find that its fabled flexibility has been compromised because the politics of firing workers and slashing costs has become toxic.
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The company's past year is littered with tales of woe, including funding the film "Gotti," which earned the fabled 24.3 percent on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.
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He abandoned (for now) his vendetta against the Khan family and even tweeted an admission-of-sorts that the fabled Iran-cash-delivery video doesn't exist.
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About a month ago, a Reddit user who goes by Khemist49 found himself in possession of a fabled golden disc labeled StarCraft Gold Master Source Code.
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But shouldn't a fabled hero be able to draw his burning sword from the fire on his own, without a priestess essentially handing it to him?
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The salon was in Sugar Hill, the fabled Upper Manhattan enclave of rich and famous blacks of the day, and word spread quickly about Morgan's technique.
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But as an afternoon's first notes sound from that fabled covered orchestra pit, which leaks a golden glow into the darkened amphitheater, we renew our faith.
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A perceptive and tough-minded biographer, who has written about other fabled icons of masculinity — Henry Miller, Norman Mailer — Dearborn has now tackled the big one.
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All her fabled ability was on show; so, too was her imagination, particularly in a first movement pulled this way and that, yet somehow achieving coherence.
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He'd spent too many of his high school days playing hooky at the fabled Brooklyn Paramount, trying escape memories of a childhood dotted with Dickensian patches.
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But really, history is more like electricity shooting down the string of Franklin's fabled kite: wild, with alternating currents and unexpected twists, offshoots, and end results.
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Ms. Stein is the daughter of Jules Stein, founder of MCA, not one of show business's most fabled figures but at one time among its most powerful.
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A bevy of black actors and entertainers came under scrutiny: Who among them boasted the perfect blend of glamour, panache, and badassery required of the fabled 007?
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When you're a beauty obsessive, going through the fabled aisles of your go-to beauty emporiums can get to be kind of predictable — been there, tried that.
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Cook still seems to think that might be the Watch, but there's also hints in there about other projects—VR, perhaps, or the long-fabled Apple car.
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Image via Wikipedia The solo album from Outkast member Andre 3000 has been anticipated for so long that it's entered the fabled history of hip-hop folklore.
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If there's heart to be taken for them, it's simply that the anti-Brexiteers are no longer the fabled and feared "establishment" we've heard so much about.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Two of America's fabled technology giants have traded places, with Tim Cook's Apple playing tortoise to the hare that is Satya Nadella's Microsoft.
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Once the harbor is deepened, the expectation is that cruise liners will join ferries and hydrofoils already plying the fabled Amalfi and the less traveled Cilento coasts.
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This time, she and her team held off the home team, Brazil, and they did it in a loud, madhouse-like atmosphere in Rio's fabled Maracanã stadium.
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That would be Judy Garland, whose television show Ms. Streisand visited in 1963 in what feels like a watershed moment in the history of fabled American vocalists.
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An intimate setting evokes the fabled stadiums of yore, like Ebbets Field in Brooklyn or Forbes Field in Pittsburgh — not to mention Fenway Park and Wrigley Field.
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It's worth looking at the sketches in the patent itself to get a more direct picture of what that fabled snack-impervious keyboard would hypothetically look like.
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He always finds another way to be slighted, a justification for his hatred, another reason to pick up his fabled blades and find more sheep to slaughter.
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With past records, The Kills would hole up at Key Club Studio in Benton Harbor, Michigan, but this time they finished at New York's fabled Electric Lady.
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And it's not exactly a "bright golden haze" — to quote from that fabled musical's opening number — that's hanging over the Western plains, but a light that scorches.
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The theater was built, after all, when American productions colonized the city's fabled Cinecitta studios, which has since moved its brand into the world of theme parks.
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Could the discovery possibly lead to humans one day living as long as the fabled "Methuselah" tree, a bristlecone pine species that can live over 5,000 years?
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In LUCIANO GIUBBILEI: The Art of Making Gardens (Merrell, $133), the noted Italian landscape designer presents an ode to Great Dixter, Christopher Lloyd's fabled East Sussex garden.
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"Every day gets a little bit closer to Election Day," Sanders said in a nod to Labor Day's fabled role as the kickoff to the fall campaign.
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Years ago, I was trying to write a piece, for this magazine, about the fabled performer, a process that led to a number of late-night calls.
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I began with fabled destinations: climbing the hill at Montmartre from the Moulin Rouge one weekend, then taking a picnic basket to the Luxembourg Gardens the next.
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There are secrets to uncover, dungeons to conquer, armor to find, spells to master, and weapons to unlock (including a fabled sword called … wait for it … Excalipurr).
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I recently briefly got my hands on a collection of "7 Days," the fabled magazine edited by the legendary, just-retired Adam Moss that folded in 1990.
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Messenger's nine seasons with Hanshin are the most by any foreigner in the franchise's fabled black-and-white striped uniform, surpassing the record of seven Bacque shares.
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When you hear President Franklin D. Roosevelt's fabled assertion in a radio broadcast that there is "nothing to fear but fear itself," the words ring unsettlingly hollow.
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The Fantasy Suite, the fabled no-cameras-allowed room reserved for the final episodes, is allegedly where the dirty stuff occurs, but the contestants rarely directly address it.
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Things might be about to change though with Tour organizers Amaury Sport Organisation (ASO) targeting the Chinese market in the ongoing globalization of the fabled three-week event.
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Trump's combative words threaten to turn the fabled melting pot that helped make America a strong and dynamic nation into a poisoned brew of hatreds, resentments and mistrust.
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In "Rapture of the Shallows," Eve Babitz's history of the Los Angeles art scene, she shares an almost identical story from a show at the fabled Ferus Gallery.
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Many are aware of the significance of Dada's Cabaret Voltaire and Andy Warhol's fabled Factory in art history, but 9 Evenings had just as much of an impact.
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Opening the fabled "Door" that has been discussed all season actually amounts to activating a massive virtual portal in the Westworld park, one that only hosts can see.
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The meal revolves around the presentation of the fabled haggis—McFadden appointed a man he calls his "Haggis Meister," who prepares the dish the same way every year.
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McDonald's Rick and Morty-inspired publicity stunt has gotten the fast food chain a bit of negative attention along with all the nostalgia surrounding its fabled Szechuan sauce.
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Once the ticket to the middle class life at the center of the fabled "American Dream", the college and university experience is now under attack from all sides.
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No, not another Donald Trump tweetstorm aimed at Mexico (though you never know), but rather the latest World Cup qualifying match played in Mexico City's fabled Azteca Stadium.
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OAKMONT, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - Ernie Els speaks from experience when he says that this week's U.S. Open at fabled Oakmont Country Club will prove to be a survival test.
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He lifts his feet up on the bench, spread eagle and unclad, and begins a rant about the fabled "crazy Russians" who also frequent the Hastings Steam & Sauna.
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He was part of the fabled 'Super Saturday' at the London 2012 Olympics when he won gold on Britain's most successful day at the Games in 104 years.
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"Minus the negative emoji caption, it first appears from the sparkle in Rob's hazel eyes that this selfie is a sign of the fabled "new year, new me.
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Yes, the website definitely has Potemkin images, which like the fabled Soviet village depict an ideal vision of socialist life in which happiness clearly is the normative emotion.
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The image above depicts 2015's fabled "Donna T. Rumpshaker" costume, which has actually been around since shortly after Donald Trump announced his plan to run for president.
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Around two years ago, the Anbang Insurance Group, an insurer then little known outside of China, announced that it would buy the fabled Waldorf Astoria for $1.95 billion.
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Watch her lurk upstairs, denying visitors a glimpse of the fabled recluse, or shudder uncontrollably in the throes of illness, as if prey to her own private earthquake.
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Exuberant slap "PS42WW$" finds $ilkmoney chilling at Nemo and Dory's fabled destination; "Lavender," meanwhile, has a heavily reverbed Lord Linco over a tinkling piano melody longing for home.
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Mr. Meyer compared Ms. Dwan to fabled art dealers such as Paul Durand-Ruel, who helped promote Impressionism, and Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler, who did the same for Cubism.
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I worked for The Daily News back when Trump was leaving his first wife for his second — the era of the fabled "Best Sex I've Ever Had" headline.
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As the centuries wore on, the circle evolved into a revolving platform, the horses evolved into horse statues and the generic metal ring became the fabled brass ring.
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There's a happy blend of combustion and concision in the music of Zeitlin's longstanding piano trio, which features the fabled bassist Buster Williams and the drummer Matt Wilson.
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In Nadler's version, the status-obsessed King Arnold sends his servant Randall to spy on his neighbor, King Boris, to discover the secrets of that ruler's fabled wisdom.
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And if the fabled hydrogen economy emerges in the coming decades, ships could implement hydrogen fuel cells as a primary source of propulsion and use batteries as backups.
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This juicy and softly spiced herby burger might not be the fabled Chris Traeger burger of "Parks and Recreation," but we have a feeling he'd absolutely love it.
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That's also the title of the unresolved new musical by Greg Pierce and the fabled Broadway composer John Kander that opened on Wednesday night at the Vineyard Theater.
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The conundrum of the Korean Peninsula still awaits an Alexander the Great, who according to legend finally solved the riddle of untying the fabled knot by cutting it.
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He befriends an explorer named Sir Lionel Frost and an adventurer Adelina Fortnight, to help him find his long-lost relatives in the fabled valley of Shangri-La.
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His hair was stylishly coiffed and his suit, double-breasted and buttoned, struck me as all wrong, a kind of elaborate deceit implying fabled expertise and dark competence.
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The hateful views of one man in a community of 100 people are unlikely to make a huge collective difference; worst case, they become a fabled missing stair.
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Starting in August, the Crystal Serenity will set sail from Seward, Alaska, transit Roald Amundsen's fabled Northwest Passage through the Arctic Ocean, and dock in New York City.
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The fabled "Mittelstand" of medium-sized exporters is the backbone not just of Germany's economy but also of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and its Bavarian CSU sister party.
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" Regarding Goldman's fabled trading platform, Citi said: "While we expect GS will see improved trading revenues going forward, the path is relatively uncertain and the bar is relatively high.
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If you believe everything you read on the Internet about libido, you've probably heard that Casanova maintained his fabled Venetian stamina by eating raw oysters every day for breakfast.
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It could be argued that emos and scenesters were the first to adopt the fabled MySpace angle, a way of taking photos that used science to erase your ugliness.
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One trick which came as a part of the Marciano package before Goldman had his influence on the young heavyweight was the Blockbuster's right hand: the fabled 'Suzie-Q'.
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But if it is real, it does beg the question: Like the fabled tree in the forest, if The Weeknd cuts off his locs, is he still The Weeknd?
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Toronto, the fabled 6 that has so transfixed Drake over the last few years, is not a geographic location or a community made up of various groups and races.
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The fast-food chain will soon be giving its loyal customers the chance to win the fabled McDonald's McGold Card, which awards the lucky winner free McDonald's for life.
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Related: The Plane That Played a Key Role in the Creation of Disney World The weight of the fabled oversized star that used to top Matterhorn Mountain each winter.
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Thousands of protesters, including office workers, descended Tuesday on Central, the main business and shopping district, forcing businesses to close and paralyzing traffic and the city's fabled tram service.
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Business Insider recently shadowed Iris Derke, the co-founder and general director of the production company DCINY, as she went about planning a musical performance at the fabled hall.
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At the time Mr. Howard was president of SAG-Aftra, the screen actors' union, which suggests that any comparison he made to a fabled movie star was done thoughtfully.
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Such as the time a lineup of American college students downed the professional and supposedly unbeatable Soviet hockey machine in the 1980 Olympic final, the fabled 'Miracle on Ice'.
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Cohen did not take the fabled trips to Prague or anywhere else and, yet, his financial life was investigated anyway and he became a victim of the Mueller probe.
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It was fashioned after fabled CBS reporter Edward R. Murrow's 1952 visit to the Korean war for "Christmas in Korea," a special installment of his "See It Now" newsmagazine.
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Entering their senior year of high school, Anderson and Washington were invited to the fabled Five-Star summer camp, where they competed against the best players in the nation.
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My mother confessed to me a story about attending a girls' sleepover, its fabled pranks: the hand in water to make you pee, the permanent marker across the face.
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Unfortunately for Al, this week's visit to a no-frills strip mall spot is steeped in none of the barbershop's fabled camaraderie, current events catch-ups or stress release.
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Likewise, when the New York Giants' Bobby Thomson homered to vanquish the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1951 — the fabled "Shot Heard 'Round the World" — there was one out, not two.
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Duke's fabled student section, the Cameron Crazies, credits itself with starting the air-ball chant, a self-congratulatory claim that's in keeping with the ethos of Duke basketball fandom.
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"Proposals" (19733), a quasi-Chekhovian comedy, and "45 Seconds From Broadway" (2001), his last new play on Broadway, a tribute to a fabled Rialto coffee shop, were quick flops.
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As an unusually whimsical artifact of Yankee heritage, the technique is a geeky aficionado's dream, complete with its own fabled beginnings that still remain a bit of a mystery.
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Our stoic, handsome hero is Third Master (Kenny Lin), a fabled swordsman who has tired of the blade and taken work as an odd-job man in a brothel.
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This taut, masterly portrait of Bellevue Hospital operates much as that fabled institution has since its founding, in 1736: the entire history of New York seems to pass through.
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For one thing, the fabled "phase one" agreement with China that US President Donald Trump promised in October has yet to materialize, leaving businesses uncertain about what comes next.
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This stylish addition to Charleston's hotel scene offers an authenticity you won't find in a chain hotel and a sophisticated level of service with touches of fabled Southern hospitality.
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In January, an Islamist militant blew himself up near the fabled Blue Mosque, killing 21 people from Germany - which traditionally accounts for the largest number of visitors to Turkey.
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The greatest monument to transportation in New York, its fabled "Gateway to a Continent," Grand Central has never been as visible from the outside or as luminous from within.
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If you win two titles, you're legit (late '90s Broncos) but you don't get the fabled dynasty tag unless you're some annoying college team (Duke in any given period).
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The Christie's sale in Paris was the last of several from the fabled private collection of Pierre Vérité and his son Claude, both highly regarded dealers in tribal art.
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For about a month in the late 1960s, he rented his London apartment in the fabled Albany complex to Greta Garbo, who lived there under the pseudonym Miss Brown.
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" Joyce Carol Oates on her Poe-inspired story "The Fabled Lighthouse at Vina del Mar": "Poe himself was in this 19th-century romantic gothic tradition where nobody has any bodies.
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Ahead of release, the conversation around Agony had nothing to do with how it plays, it was whether the game would ship with an fabled Adults Only rating on consoles.
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On Monday, he laid a wreath at a monument dedicated to the Long March, a fabled retreat during the Chinese civil war which helped cement Mao Zedong's rise to power.
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Add in 3-0 Michigan's expectations as a potential College Football Playoff team, and you have a monster division that has even more top teams than the fabled SEC West.
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Seventy percent of the buildings along the oldest, most fabled stretch of the Malecon have deteriorated so badly that they require partial or total demolition, according to one recent study.
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Several thousand riot police were overwhelmed on Saturday as they fought running battles with protesters in the shadows of some of Paris' fabled landmarks and through its fanciest shopping districts.
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You can watch the fabled Rhodes-Flair feud unfold over the span of years, with an internal logic that is lacking in most similar set pieces from the 21987s forward.
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But as the aircraft crested the lip of the jagged bowl that cradles Kathmandu, the fabled capital of Nepal looked less like Shangri-La than like a giant curdled cappuccino.
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As the winter solstice draws near, so does the advent of the fabled "cuffing season," where humans are driven by the impulse to form temporary partnerships and become extremely cozy.
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This never-say-die tweet offers a sad glimpse at the tail end of Kobe's career, when his body could no longer keep up with his fabled inner drive. 4.
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Plus, he's about to expand his empire to New York City with a members' only "butcher's kitchen" restaurant which he calls a beef version of the fabled Tsukiji fish market.
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If it's a startup, keep them on Heroku to see if they catch on, if they find the fabled product-market fit, not least because it helps you iterate faster.
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Boasting energetically to a new friend, he claims he was once engaged to Versace (he wasn't), who took him to dinner at the fabled San Francisco restaurant Stars (he didn't).
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"We are still working on the idea that a (Brexit) Armageddon has been avoided and we don't have that fabled cliff-edge in a couple of years' time, " he added.
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Outgoing United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon will press the fabled Waterford Crystal button Saturday to start the New Year's Eve ball drop in New York City's Times Square.
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Pepper, by contrast, is one of those fabled spices that whole civilizations slaughtered one another over just so that kings could enjoy a bit of extra seasoning on their mutton.
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Leonardo Bonucci, the most elegant member of its fabled defensive line, had left for A.C. Milan last summer, after a second defeat in three years in the Champions League final.
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The other guests included Lillian Gish, Gloria Vanderbilt, the playwright Paul Osborn ("Morning's at Seven") and the fabled critic Walter Kerr and his wife, the essayist and playwright Jean Kerr.
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Good morning, We start today with the latest news from Sri Lanka, the logistical hurdles to beginning a new era in Japan and a journey along the fabled Silk Road.
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The significance of the fabled "pee tape," after all, is not that it would reveal Donald Trump to be a pervert bent on defiling the place where Barack Obama slept.
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Though no one else sees the resemblance, Eric insists the infant is a dead ringer for Gerry Adams, the fabled Irish Republican independence leader and former president of Sinn Fein.
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He'd lived in the neighborhood when he first moved to Los Angeles, and critics drew the inevitable line back to fabled predecessors—Gram Parsons, Joni Mitchell, Crosby, Stills, and Nash.
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The batting title/stolen base double had last been achieved in 22012 by fabled trailblazer Jackie Robinson, the man who broke the color barrier as MLB's first African American player.
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There cannot be many old Etonians, in the entire history of that fabled and fortunate place, whose mothers, daunted by debt, worked a Saturday job, standing behind a cash register.
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Dale DeGroff, the man who once held court at the Rainbow Room, loves similarly fabled places like McSorley's Old Ale House in Manhattan and Musso & Frank Grill in Los Angeles.
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Even an average Texan school team draws a couple of thousand spectators, and the best—such as Permian High School, subject of H.G. Bissinger's bestselling "Friday Night Lights"—are fabled.
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The ride-sharing app has recently shifted its focus to the city's other boroughs, leading it to a milestone: More people are using Uber than the city's fabled yellow cabs.
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Robin Ticciati has been a maestro to watch since 2005, when, at just 20123, he became the youngest person ever to conduct at the fabled Teatro alla Scala in Milan.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scotland's fabled Loch Ness monster could possibly be a giant eel, scientists said on Thursday after an intensive analysis of traces of DNA in the Loch's icy waters.
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Greek mythological figure Dionysus was known as the god of wine and ecstasy, both of which ran aplenty in the fabled music-filled, altered state ceremonies known as the Dionysian Mysteries.
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The father-son duo spent years combing this bit of Pennsylvania wilderness with high-end metal detectors, drills and other tools to prospect for a fabled cache of Civil War gold.
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Before Pitt and Jolie's purchase from Bove, the estate served as the south of France retreat for French jazz pianist Jacques Loussier, who established its fabled recording studios in the '70s.
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Jane doesn't have a husband to be suspicious but Corey did tell her that she is part of the fabled "Monterey Five," so he knows something about what allegedly went down.
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In a style both appropriate for Marvel's fabled secrecy and for espionage agent protocol, reporters were granted only a few choice hints as to the characters and storylines from the film.
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A gloomy day in Chanhassen, Minnesota, turned even more somber when legendary musician Prince died unexpectedly at home Thursday, sending grieving fans streaming toward his fabled Paisley Park estate in mourning.
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On a new episode of Hamilton's Pharmacopeia, Hamilton travels to Réunion Island and Madagascar in search of a species of fish fabled to hold intoxicating qualities and mess with people's dreams.
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It stays on the level of relatively appealing visual representation throughout: how the West painted the fabled East; how the East then reflected the West back at itself in its turn.
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He believes, as do most of us human beings, that everybody is equal in the eyes of God, and that sometimes we can bend that fabled arc of history toward justice.
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Hawk, widely regarded as one of the sport's great pioneers and the first man to land a fabled 900, says the rebellious nature of extreme sports leads to the odd names.
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The G-Shot is an injection of hyaluronic acid directly underneath the G-spot—the fabled region on the vaginal wall that is said to be a woman's orgasmic sweet spot.
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There was Williams, one of the best hitters to ever play the game, clouting the last of his 521 home runs for the Red Sox in his fabled final at-bat.
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Reminiscent of the delirium spurred by Pink Floyd or The Beatles, there's a culture of scholarship that underwrites Radiohead's demographic, and the fabled crowds drawn by the band make that evident.
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Greenwich Village's jazz scene would have been a shadow of itself in the 1990s and 2000s without Wendy Cunningham and Lorraine Gordon (no relation), who ran its two most fabled clubs.
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But the fabled venue didn't get off to a good start, with the team failing to secure a liquor permit for the opening night and getting busted for selling booze anyway.
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Also involved was Leone's co-leader of the U.S. operation, Mike Moritz, who made a now-fabled trip to Houston's apartment on Russian Hill in San Francisco on a Saturday morning.
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No one knew what the store would sell, and speculation in the line beforehand buzzed about whether fabled physical copies of West's seventh album The Life of Pablo would be present.
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Mr. Robertson says he wrote his best songs for the Band after he began studying the screenplays he bought at the fabled (and now shuttered) Gotham Book Mart in Midtown Manhattan.
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O.K., it was just a movie prop version of the fabled sea serpent that sank to the bottom of the Scottish lake in 1969 discovered by researchers hunting for Nessie's lair.
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A hero worker, I guessed — some disciple of the stupendously industrious Aleksei G. Stakhanov, a Ukrainian coal miner who lent his fabled name to a national drive for quota-battering productivity.
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PARIS (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Despite outrage over the installation of exposed urinals on their streets, Parisians want authorities to crack down on errant smokers, dogs and litterbugs dirtying their fabled city.
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Instead, people come to him, seeking his fabled fermented grape juice and, if they know him personally, his famous paella, which he cooks in an old stable nestled in his vines.
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But the temptation to drill into the fabled Paisley Park vault and dig up what could turn out to be very literally tons of songs, videos, albums, and documentaries is understandably overwhelming.
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Since January, he's been turning heads in the top tier of the fabled German Bundesliga, drawing oohs and ahs for his ballet-like ball skills and killer instincts in front of goal.
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After watching "Won't You Be My Neighbor," a documentary about the fabled Mr. Rogers, Bondi was shouted at by demonstrators and had to be escorted by police, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
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This box, however, included the fabled pair of wired USB-C headphones, previously absent in the Pixel 2 and 2 XL box, despite certain packaging materials suggesting they should have been included.
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Cumberbatch is one of the biggest names in movies now, with his Doctor Strange franchise, successful stint on BBC as the fabled Sherlock Holmes, and 2015 Oscar nomination for The Imitation Game.
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She adds that active adults and people looking to increase could better meet their goals by doubling that amount which is very nearly the fabled 1 g per pound for body weight.
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Last month hundreds of red-capped pizzaioli gathered to bake the world's longest pizza, 1,853.88 metres of it, snaking along the waterfront with the city's fabled vistas of Mount Vesuvius and Capri.
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But, like Saturday Night Live, rock and roll is one of those things that people always claim used to be better in some fabled time, and fail to appreciate in the present.
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Over the weekend, the party held its most important political event yet in the prelude to that vote — including a fabled annual dinner attended by almost every remaining candidate in the campaign.
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He chose a photo of Bush in his USC uniform as his Twitter avatar, and rumors swirled that he could be the first player since Bush to inherit the fabled number five.
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The awkward political strategy of attacking the deficit while pushing for policies that are likely to increase it could sink the fabled "phase two" of tax reform Trump has recently teased. Rep.
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He had entered his wood-paneled office at the rear of his rambling two-story neocolonial, the room a sanctum where he plots his projects and a shrine to his fabled career.
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" To keep your membership in the "inner ring," it is helpful to do as fabled Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn (D-Texas) prescribed: "If you want to get along, go along.
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Most of the prostitutes are Nigerians who work on the fabled Las Ramblas boulevard or on Montjuic hill, site of the 1992 Olympic Games, said Nieves de Leon Reyes, the center's director.
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For reasons too personal to go into here, eating Civil War hardtack has been on my food bucket list since childhood, second only after eating the fabled Sichuan opium poppy hot pot.
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Kenny Shopsin, the colorful proprietor of a fabled Manhattan restaurant where the menu is vast and the customer has never been king, died on Sunday at his home in the West Village.
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This makes becoming a public company less than attractive, and it's no surprise that a lament in Silicon Valley has become that the fabled IPO isn't as sexy as it once was.
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Loosely told, the OTTO trilogy depicts a vaudevillain Tom and Jerry struggle, wherein the Oakland Raiders' fabled center, Jim Otto, tries to squeeze Houdini's energy out of the magician's sealed bodily orifices.
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The Sun Ra Arkestra, the fabled free jazz ensemble, embraces volcanic bursts and entropic rambling; the electronic musician JLin creates skittish footwork beats that favor only the bravest and most experienced dancers.
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On that blasted heath, in the fabled storm of the third act (bizarrely played on the shallow ledge left by the fallen drop curtain), what registers most poignantly aren't the violent imprecations.
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You might innocently arrive for a curated shopping experience in the fabled Pink City of Marrakesh and end up like Yves Saint Laurent, who bought a house there after his first visit.
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For every lumbering Goliath, there are always one or two smarter, faster Davids just now starting up in some fabled garage, getting ready to slay the giants when they least expect it.
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At least, that's my excuse for how I came to be standing in front of one of the most famous sights in the world, the fabled Angkor Wat, without even knowing it.
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Even a thought-provoking appendix that includes sketches purportedly by Mallarico and reflections on Henry James's "The Jolly Corner" leaves the links between this fabled ghost story and Mallarico's life too loose.
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The same Trumpian conservatives who claim to want to save the American heartland from the fabled Latin American Horde are guaranteeing conditions that over time will turn the heartland into a wasteland.
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Fans had gathered on Friday night at the fabled Nürburgring racetrack complex in western Germany for a three-day rock festival, Rock am Ring, featuring some of the country's top rock bands.
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After that, the fans would find more evidence in the creators' subsequent statements that they were being held hostage by their studios and forced to pretend like the fabled cut isn't real.
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Indeed, many journalists seem to be channeling not Edward R. Murrow, the fabled CBS newscaster, but Florence Hartley, the author of "The Ladies' Book of Etiquette, and Manual of Politeness" in 1872.
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Cohen, its fabled steward, was different from the other colossi of the industry (George Soros, Paul Tudor Jones) in that he never seemed to have a grand unified field theory of investing.
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And that fabled scene in the rain, though perhaps repeated once too often, captures the ecstatic sense of wonder that Ms. Vogel has described feeling in reading "Vengeance" for the first time.
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This is supported by more recent brand additions such as Fabled (in combination with Marie Claire), Fetch (pet store) and Sizzle (kitchen and dining) along with its exclusive supply partnership with Waitrose.
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To make matters worse, the tie took place in a cavernous 24,212-seat arena with little of the fabled Davis Cup atmosphere Croatia could have relied on in either Zagreb or Split.
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The same goes for the fabled "mom-and-pop" small business and individual entrepreneur — they may be heroic archetypes, but they aren't the ones that do the most to grow the economy.
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Samsung has been working on a foldable phone for seemingly forever, but the release of this fabled device keeps getting delayed (presumably because the entire concept doesn't make a lot of sense).
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He met celebrities like Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh, and he was at Wrigley Field for Game 3 of the 1932 World Series to see Babe Ruth's fabled called-shot home run.
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The growth has been so explosive that it has helped produce a milestone moment — for the first time, more people are using Uber in New York than the city's fabled yellow cabs.
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Adapted from the 2009 nonfiction book by David Grann, this adventure centers on the British explorer Percy Fawcett (Charlie Hunnam) as he searches for a fabled advanced civilization deep in the Amazon.
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The water at the city's fabled Fountain of Youth might not transport you back to your salad days, but there's enough magic on St. Augustine's brick streets to make you a believer.
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She discussed her first post-victory meeting with the outgoing mayor, Rahm Emanuel; how Chicago compares to "The Wire;" and the city's fabled political machine, which she says isn't quite dead yet.
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Maple is run on the business side by CEO Caleb Merkl and on the culinary side by Executive Chef Soa Davies, who spent six years at New York City's fabled Le Bernardin.
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The fabled R&B producers Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff lend a warm authority, and Jackson's brothers Marlon and Jackie reminisce in delightful harmony, fully attuned to each other after decades together onstage.
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That includes access to Britain's fabled state-run National Health Service for American firms, a position that may be a deal breaker even for Trump-supporting Tories because it would involved partial privatization.
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That ceremony includes an inspection by the royals and the Trumps of the British honor guard troops, and a royal gun salute, fired off in Green Park and the fabled Tower of London.
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Rizin Fight Federation returned to our lives on Sunday morning, taking place in the fabled Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan—made famous by the heady days of now-defunct JMMA promotion Pride.
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Seeing as Kylie Jenner's fabled Lip Kits have enjoyed such widespread success — the limited-edition sets regularly sell out within hours — it's no wonder that the Brits are coming for her business strategy.
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Now you might think that the injection of such an alien element would warp, if not altogether explode, that fabled "little bit (two inches wide) of ivory" on which Austen said she worked.
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"The PM had promised that black money, terror funding, and fake currency will be eradicated," Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, the fourth-generation politician from the fabled Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, told a news conference.
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It's a fabled story on the Internet: you're stumbling around, bored, and you come across something so amazing and so pure that you swear it is the distilled essence of the human race.
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It was reportedly valued at $1.1 billion when it last raised in September 2015, making it one of the fabled crop of billion-dollar "unicorns" before the VC market turned cooler in 2016.
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As Rubin's cohort aged out of the bustle of New York's artistic Lower East Side, photographers like Jay Maisel emerged as rightful inheritors of the generation's creative energy and the fabled Village lifestyle.
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On Monday, Sears filed for bankruptcy protection, becoming the most fabled in a long list of old-school brick-and-mortar retail brands to go under in this eerie moment of late capitalism.
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She said she had recently seen the Jordanian film "Theeb," about a Bedouin boy on a hazardous mission in the desert, and also "Timbuktu," about Islamist militants taking over the fabled Malian city.
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As he approaches his first Masters, Kevin prepares with a day on the course winning bets against his childhood friends in Aiken, SC – just twenty miles away from the fabled course in Augusta.
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Rizin Fight Federation returned to our lives on Thursday morning, taking place in the fabled Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan—made famous by the heady days of now-defunct MMA promotion Pride.
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The fabled promise to build the wall is now blocking the president from making an immigration deal with Democrats — a deal that is needed in order to prevent a government shutdown on Friday.
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Whether we're talking about the fabled Amber Room or just a whole bunch of haunted Nazi gold, there are as many lost relics as there are those foolhardy enough to search for them.
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As mushers and their dogs prepare for the Iditarod sled dog race, the fabled trek through Alaska's wilderness, a warm winter has once again robbed the starting line of an important ingredient: snow.
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Now they are back in Los Angeles where they will play at the fabled Coliseum until construction of the nearby Inglewood Stadium is completed and the venue is opened for the 13 season.
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People steal and commit fraud in the name of Parmesan because true Parmigiano-Reggiano is expensive and rare—thanks to European Union laws, the fabled cheese can only come from specific Italian provinces.
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They started working on a prototype in March 2009, and Kalanick would go on to be the company's CEO through one of the most fabled Silicon Valley start-up stories of all time.
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Long fabled as a director, script doctor and dramatist, Ms. May first became famous as a master of improvisational comedy, instantly inventing fully detailed, piquantly neurotic characters who always leaned slightly off-kilter.
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Indeed, he had once assured Burt Lancaster about the safety of filming a scene with a lion at the Bougliones' family-owned circus, the fabled one-ring 19th-century Cirque d'Hiver in Paris.
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Ample screen time is also given to Justice Ginsburg's fabled workout regimen, complete with crunches and weight lifting, to reassure fans that the 85-year-old justice intends to stay in the ring.
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By the end of the season, the fabled Valley Beyond turned out to be what was essentially a heaven-like digital simulation called "the Sublime," where many of the androids ultimately escaped to.
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Marks and Spencer and Ocado launched an online food joint venture in February, belatedly giving M&S a home-delivery service while netting $1 billion for its fast-growing technology providing partner. Fabled.
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On the page, at least, it finds its author awkwardly trying to shoehorn his fabled sense of a melting American identity into the intricate plots and counterplots of the genre known as noir.
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In "The Strange History of New York's Oldest Street" (Skyhorse Publishing), Stephen Paul DeVillo summons up an eclectic cast, including Buffalo Bill, Big Tim Sullivan and Eddie Cantor to recall a fabled thoroughfare.
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Most notably, it sports Apple's fabled Touch Bar, which replaces a handful of function keys with an OLED strip featuring things like emojis and system adjustments; you control it using subtle finger gestures.
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The lawsuit offers a rare glimpse inside the $353 billion firm, which is run by one of Wall Street's most fabled traders and is a huge source of business across the banking industry.
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Mr. Cohen's mission in Syria in the early 1960s is perhaps the most fabled military and intelligence episode in Israel's history, and is considered one of the Mossad's greatest successes and failures ever.
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North Conway, the site of Cranmore Mountain and within striking distance of the Black Mountain, Wildcat, Attitash and King Pine ski areas, has several inns and motels, including the fabled Eastern Slope Inn.
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And by the time Lear reaches his fabled end, Ms. Jackson dragged in on a tarpaulin for the character's final scene, the question that surrounded this staging in advance has long been answered.
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"The models I've had for relationships have been monuments of commitment," said Ms. Hunt-Ehrlich, recalling the fabled loves of her grandparents and parents, frequent collaborators through their more than 30-year marriage.
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Long John Silver, the story's most fabled character, hurls his crutch at the back of an innocent shipmate, knocking him to the ground — then hops over to stab the man with a knife.
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But few commented on what was one of the most significant — and ultimately wrenching — roles Mr. Rockefeller played in his later years: the frequent companion and protector of the equally fabled Brooke Astor.
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That's the plan at Time magazine, which plans to break out its fabled bar cart tomorrow to celebrate the news that Salesforce billionaire Marc Benioff plans to buy the magazine from Meredith Corp.
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Despite their fabled status, they do exist: According to city data, there were about a million rent-stabilized apartments in the city last year, making up about 44 percent of its total rental stock.
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After Rosendale's intro, my phone buzzed with a text from an Eastern Montanan who, last year, had admitted she was one of the fabled cross-ticket voters: She'd voted for both Trump and Bullock.
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I am not talking about the fabled legacy brands that have been thankfully resuscitated and turned digital by wealthy philanthropists like the LA Times, the Boston Globe, the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Washington Post.
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No matter how brightly the sun shines on the crystal-clear waters of the city's fabled lake, the chill of "realpolitik" hangs in the air and its dark labyrinthine ways shroud the looming discussions.
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The only thing zanier than Satoshi Nakamoto's fabled Bitcoin vault would be the thought of another person possessing "a similar amount"—unless the stockpile was being held in some sort of secret monetary trust.
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As Donald Trump reaches Day 50 of his presidency, halfway to the fabled hundred days, here are some of the "known knowns" about him — certainties we have learned since the inauguration: Trump is Trump.
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It ends the deceptive and abusive practice of inducing consumers to buy Herbalife products in order to access the fabled and promised rewards that turn out to be available only to a tiny few.
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When Obama lifted the ban on Americans bringing Cuba's fabled cigars and rum home from travel abroad for personal use, many took the opportunity to light one up and sip a glass of añejo.
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Among the footage is the first look ever at the fabled season 8 table read (where Kit Harington cried more than once) and a glimpse of star Emilia Clarke's final shot on the show.
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In Nottingham, the cry of low-income families unable to afford their energy bills spurred the city council's decision to create a new energy company named Robin Hood Energy after the famed fabled character.
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Trends in executive pay show that It's still good to be the king, but Germany's fabled purity laws are not helping its brewing industry (Trinklied) and the $20 bill is not going to Jackson.
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These kinds of fabled anecdotes, paired with the fact that the soundtrack is still selling tens of thousands of copies a year, begs the question: Has it somehow traveled farther than Kind of Blue?
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In his masterpiece "Pilgrimage to the Isle Cythera" (17153), aristocratic lovers attended to by fluttering cupids prepare to set off in a golden boat for the fabled island of love, the birthplace of Aphrodite.
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The announcers geeked out over the costumes in the crowd, indulging in "Star Wars" trivia and puns as runners left in waves, quickly heading into Disney Adventure Park and then to fabled Disneyland itself.
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The fabled Iditarod, where dogs and humans are tested against the torments of isolation, fatigue and harsh elements, faced additional challenges this year: uncooperative weather and a snowmobile collision that left one dog dead.
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The island's electric grid and infrastructure were already a "disaster" before the twin hurricanes hit last month, he continued, as if trying to bargain a weak adversary down in one of his fabled deals.
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That means the K Street lobbyists on expense accounts who are usually dining out are now relying on food delivery apps -- as they meet with clients virtually, not over a fabled three-martini lunch.
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CreditCreditEdu Bayer for The New York Times MADRID — It is not just the jerseys, the deep blue and the blood red, that make the players instantly recognizable as representatives of Barcelona's fabled youth system.
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That has not stopped the new Chinese owner in one of France's most fabled wine regions from naming his newly acquired chateaus after them — to more than a little consternation among tradition-bound French.
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Mr. Tolliver, a golden-toned trumpeter, has decades of experience helming large ensembles; here he will lead a 10-piece group through a program drawn from Monk's fabled 1959 concert at the Town Hall.
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Second, he needs to appoint a new chief curator who can forge a more diverse and engaged museum, but who can also tend to MOCA's excellent collection and build on its fabled exhibition history.
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In 1967, as a graduate student at the fabled Cavendish Laboratory at Cambridge University, Bell Burnell helped build a radio telescope that would be used to scan the sky and pick up radio waves.
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Long before signing tax cuts into law last December, he had stirred the fabled animal spirits of Wall Street with the promise of pro-business policies including deregulation as well as lower corporate rates.
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While Istanbul's fabled skyline of domes and minarets may be its global signature, Taksim Square is the popular center of city life and a symbol of the modern republic founded nearly 100 years ago.
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The ancient heart of Rome, a national capital as well as one of the world's most fabled cities, ground to a halt late on Friday afternoon as the sun fell slowly over the Tiber River.
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The Rizzuto family is an organization so powerful during the rule of former leader Vito Rizzuto that it often drew comparisons to the fabled "Five Families" that controlled New York during the city's mafia heyday.
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In some cases, it's clear the producers are working from a playbook that George R.R. Martin gave them a few years ago at a fabled meeting in Santa Fe; in others, they're probably winging it.
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When a Facebook hoax about rescuing aliens from a fabled government facility thus comes to life, it imposes the absurdity of online culture onto real people and places, eroding the boundary between truth and fiction.
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For diehard cabaret fans, that pre-rock era was a golden age, and at her opening night show on Friday, Ms. Andreas's stories about fabled clubs and legendary performers made you wish you'd been there.
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Zulfiqar, which means "spine cleaver" in Arabic, is the name of the fabled cleft sword of Ali ibn Abu Talib, the first Imam of Shi'ism and the cousin and son-in-law of Prophet Muhammad.
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Director Tricia Brock gradually floods the screen with light, as though the fabled "light at the end of the tunnel" isn't something you float toward after death but something that rushes forward to consume you.
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Although it would make life so much easier to have one of those fabled dream jobs you've known about your whole life, and eventually move through with joy, most people's career paths aren't so linear.
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And like a fabled Springsteen concert — always notable for its deck-clearing thoroughness — "Born to Run" achieves the sensation that all the relevant questions have been answered by the time the lights are turned out.
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His fabled work ethic, coupled with his mastery of the craft, meant that his contributions to the fashion industry were unanimously revered, and also ubiquitous — Lagerfeld's sensibility affected fashion in its highest and lowest forms.
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In the N.F.L., where the wait between most games is a long, charged week, tales of eccentric pregame rituals in the final jittery moments before kickoff have become a fabled part of the sport's lore.
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Yet only a fraction of people ended up getting tested, and even before any of the results came back, business quickly returned to normal — with tourists unleashed en masse to visit the town's fabled temples.
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Real Madrid, though, is more than happy to play on the break, and if it can find a little more space and time for Isco, in particular, has proved it can trouble Juventus' fabled defense.
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Explains the swifte rise oof the Future Forward Party, why they are accused of trying to undermine Thailand's monarchy and what the fabled Illuminati of conspiracy theory fame has to do with any of it.
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The effect of such stunts is less to actively counter opponents' political arguments — how many of the fabled floating voters who historically decide British elections get their views from largely anonymous websites or fake newspapers?
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RongRong witnessed Mr. Zhang's fabled, revolting performance "12 Square Meters," for which the artist slathered his naked body in honey and fish sauce, then let flies gorge on his flesh in a noxious public latrine.
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She said she had recently seen the Jordanian film "Theeb" about a Bedouin boy on a hazardous mission in the desert, and also the film "Timbuktu" about Islamist militants taking over the fabled Malian city.
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His remaining friends may forgive him, he may win others over, and perhaps more importantly for him, he might win back his fabled dealmaker image that he so cherished before becoming President a year ago.
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RongRong witnessed Mr. Zhang's fabled, revolting performance "12 Square Meters," for which the artist slathered his naked body in honey and fish sauce, then let flies gorge on his flesh in a noxious public latrine.
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Going explicitly against his final wishes, she leaves everything she knows behind in search of her dad's last-known destination: a fabled tomb on a mythical island that might be somewhere off the coast of Japan.
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Woods' form at the recent Memorial tournament, where he tied for ninth, combined with his love for and knowledge of Pebble Beach suggest he will not be far away come Sunday on the fabled California coast.
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On King William Island, just by the North-West Passage, stories abounded of the qallunaat or white men who had come looking for the fabled north route to Asia or, after failed expeditions, for each other.
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Part of the island's fabled Gold Coast, scenes from Citizen Kane were shot at the sprawling mansion and hotel, and its fairytale-like appearance is said to be one of the inspirations for The Great Gatsby.
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Photos by Katherine Alex Beaven This past weekend, Thursday played their first shows in over four years as part of Wrecking Ball 2016, the final hoedown at fabled Atlanta venue, The Masquerade, before it moves locations.
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Along with fellow golf greats and rivals Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, 'The King' Palmer formed the fabled 'Big Three' who collectively accumulated 34 major championship titles and more than 370 tournament victories around the world.
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Two miles down the road from the white marble walls of the fabled Taj Mahal, a heavyset man crouches in the dirt of a cow shed and explains how the future of India belongs to him.
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The fabled austerity of these wines may be an obstacle if they are drunk as an aperitif or in a bar, but with food, what otherwise may seem astringent comes off as cool, brisk and fresh.
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And so the end came like this: Russell to Baez to Rizzo, a modern-day Tinker to Evers to Chance, the fabled double-play combination from 1908, the last time the Cubs won the World Series.
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That in fact, the sesh—the eking out of lifeblood over half-smoked rollies and lines of ketamine in dimly-lit lounges—is a long and fabled tradition that stretches back as far as partying itself.
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On any given day—even when temperatures dip below zero—license plates from around the country are represented in the parking lot as fans arrive to explore one of the most fabled stadiums in professional sports.
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True, using only his mouth and hands, Tony is able to summon a church organ, a harmonica, a trumpet and, most amazingly of all, the fabled tenor John McCormack singing on a scratchy 78-r.p.m. record.
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"The Butcher," the Ottoman governor of Sidon who rebuilt the former Crusader capital and fought off Napoleon Bonaparte in 1799—but brings top-of-the-line cuisine to a fabled city that's fallen on hard times.
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What ultimately makes this enjoyable celebration of his work an important part of the Child archive is that it illuminates the third side of that fabled triangle, connecting us to his love of Julia — and France.
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Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, whose hallowed place in the pantheon of South Africa's liberators was eroded by scandal over corruption, kidnapping, murder and the implosion of her fabled marriage to Nelson Mandela, died early Monday in Johannesburg.
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As just the fourth chief engineer in the Corvette's fabled 9003-year history, Mr. Juechter holds one of the most scrutinized positions in the American industry, his every utterance parsed for clues to the 'Vette's future.
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In one fell swoop, the combined attack on Curry and the cursing at NFL players who protested achieved a unity not seen since the fabled meeting of black athletes in 1966 in support of Muhammad Ali.
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Looking at the album, I was struck by how joyful the photos were — and by the fact that as fabled as this era was, I had never seen a black family's own account of that time.
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In any case, you are sure to feel a joyful complicity with what's occurring onstage, especially as Mr. Kahler's wonderful, Monty Python-esque Major-General gropes for rhymes to fill out his fabled signature patter song.
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There is the 400-foot banquette protecting a yew hedge not far from Grey Gardens, the fabled East Hampton estate that once belonged to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's wacky cousins Big Edie and Little Edie Bouvier Beale.
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"Made in Kashgar, in 1993," he said proudly, turning the instrument of gleaming peanut wood, inlaid with bone, in his hands, referring to the fabled Silk Road trading town which now lives under tight police surveillance.
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The reason is that the past generation of economic growth has concentrated gains in the hands of a truly tiny number of people — the fabled top one percent — not the much larger mass of college graduates.
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World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva had a taste of the fabled Mumbai local trains this morning as she hopped onto one to commute between Churchgate and Dadar — two of the most vibrant stations in India's largest metropolis.
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In some areas there was virtually no police presence at all, as groups of masked men roamed in the shadows of the capital's fabled landmarks and through its fanciest shopping districts, smashing the windows of designer boutiques.
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This discovery completes the periodic table's seventh row, or period, and puts researchers closer to reaching chemistry's most fabled destination: the island of stability, a point at which a super-heavy element can exist on its own.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - British stage director Michael Grandage said on Tuesday he was nervous directing his first feature film "Genius", about fabled American book editor Max Perkins, but he had more than a little help from his friends.
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"Urban Myths" tells a series of stories, including a fabled one in which Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor (played by Stockard Channing) and Marlon Brando (played by Brian Cox) supposedly took a cross-country road trip after 9/11.
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"All I care about is that the Peronists and Cristina will look after us once again," said housewife Marta Moreno, carrying a poster of Evita, General Juan Perón's fabled wife, 73 years after his first election victory.
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As part of the fabled surge in Iraq, my scout platoon and I patrolled a rural town north of Baghdad for 15 months on a counterinsurgency mission that often seemed to conflict with that of the operators.
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SAN FRANCISCO — In what may turn out to be the beginning of the end of a fabled Internet company, Yahoo started a formal process on Friday that could result in selling all or parts of its business.
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Commercial traffic takes the tarmac highway in the valley below to the fabled Khyber Pass, but if you are a drug smuggler or terrorist, a day's detour into the hills will keep you safe from prying eyes.
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The long-lost Stormy Ascent level — the one fabled to be too difficult to make it into the original release of the game in 1996 — was announced and released for free yesterday at San Diego Comic Con.
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Sanders has been inching there for months now, but he finally dropped the nice-guy routine this week -- and with an only slightly coy hit on knitting together Clinton's fabled speaking fees and her Wall Street connections.
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King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Sons of Anarchy star Charlie Hunnam moves from biker gangs to courtly intrigue — at the end of a fabled sword — as the titular star of King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.
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Ninety-nine percent of the companies that raise venture capital funding never get to the fabled "unicorn" status of a billion-dollar valuation, but Indie's thesis is that that doesn't mean they can't be good, profitable businesses.
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" Fellow golfing great Jack Nicklaus, who with Palmer and Gary Player formed the fabled 'Big Three', said in a statement: "He was one of my best friends, closest friends, and he was for a long, long time.
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Gene Cavallero Jr., who took over his father's fabled Manhattan restaurant, the Colony, and maintained it as a gilt-edged gathering place for the social elite and the international jet set, died on June 4 in Phoenix.
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Every June or July for nearly a decade, the family Haldeman roamed the Kalahari desert in search of its fabled Lost City, retracing the steps of William Leonard Hunt, also known as Guillermo Farini, a Canadian explorer.
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In any normal political campaign, these stumbles would hobble Trump's ability to pass the fabled commander in chief test, in which Americans take their measure of a candidate and decide whether he is fit to lead them.
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In January 2015, I spent a freezing night camping under the stars so that I could watch a fabled camel race that took place soon after sunrise and brought out the Bedouin tribes and their prized camels.
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Chuck and Lonnie had first met at the fabled Manhattan restaurant hangout Elaine's, and Chuck subsequently flew Youngblood and his wife and band to the tony Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas to perform at a FIFA gala.
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They had not long been settled in Malta when the Ottomans (under Suleiman the Magnificent) came calling, resulting in the fabled Siege of Malta of 1565, which remains one of the great military stories of Western civilization.
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The morning after my Black Mountain outing, I skied at North Conway's fabled Cranmore Mountain, then simply popped nine-tenths of a mile down the road to see Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Sir John Franklin and his 128-member crew in the Terror and HMS Erebus all died after the vessels became stuck in ice during a search for the fabled Arctic passage between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
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In 1969, as part of what was called the Nutcracker's Action Group, he and fellow agitators, including Mr. Andriessen, disrupted a concert in the orchestra's fabled hall by making noise with nutcrackers, rattles, bicycle horns and such.
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Komatsu, who has apprenticed with the fabled experimental director Peter Brook, here makes use of a similarly rich economy of theatrical means in "Andares," which is performed in Spanish (and Mayan, Zapotec, Tzotzil and Wixarika) with supertitles.
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Diehard DC Comics fans will tell you that the fabled Snyder Cut is exactly the Justice League story fans wanted: a darker, more cohesive, and overall better director's version that completely changes the movie for the better.
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Trump also walked through the fabled "Door of No Return," an archway over a small tunnel that led from the main square of the interior castle down to the beach, where large waves crashed upon the shore.
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Diehard DC Comics fans will tell you that the fabled Snyder Cut is exactly the Justice League story fans wanted: a darker, more cohesive, and overall better director's version that completely changes the movie for the better.
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In addition to taking her to empyrean heights in bed, he took her to the theater, to the opera, to "21" and the fabled Algonquin Round Table for lunches alongside Woollcott, Benchley and viper-sharp Dorothy Parker.
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In her television ads, Ms. Preckwinkle has fought back against the perception that she is part of the fabled Chicago "machine" because of her long history in city government, trying to turn the image in her favor.
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"Ip Man 3," the latest installment in a series starring Donnie Yen as Lee's fabled instructor, offers similar stunt casting, in a fight between Mr. Yen and the former pro boxer Mike Tyson, who plays a gang boss.
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Like a hideous specimen of bad taxidermy assembled by a person who's never actually seen the animal they're recreating, most of history's accounts of the fabled bird have suffered the effects of a little too much creative license.
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In its various incarnations—starting in Weimar in 1919, then moving to Dessau and finally to Berlin—the fabled school lasted a mere 14 years, after which the Bauhäusler dispersed across the globe, many, including Gropius, to America.
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The half-hour show, called "Elizabeth, Michael & Marlon," centers around a fabled road trip in which Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando tried to get home to Los Angeles from New York after the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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It is easy to believe, as I did before reading Agnes Poirier's Left Bank: Art, Passion, and the Rebirth of Paris, 1940-1950, that everything has already been written about the fabled southern bank of Paris's Seine River.
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With Hudson Mohawke in tow, the now-fabled Yeezus sessions in Paris saw Kanye operate a far further-reaching recruitment policy than his previous efforts, turning the record into a launchpad for a cast of new, subversive talents.
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It wasn't only because she badly wanted a job at the fabled bookstore in Greenwich Village, her first in New York City, but also because at the end of the application, there was a quiz — a book quiz.
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Or to those who watched the episode of Comedy Central's "Drunk History," earlier this year, when a tipsy, laughing Haddish described—or tried to describe—the life of the fabled French art historian and Resistance member Rose Valland.
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Canada has only two other northern deep-water ports — a private company runs one at its mine on the north end of Baffin Island, and the other is in Churchill, Manitoba, far south of the fabled Northwest Passage.
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UFC 100 also provided a combat sports moment which will forever be used in highlight reels—Dan Henderson landing his fabled "H-Bomb" on Michael Bisping and delivering one of the most devastating knockouts fighting has ever seen.
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Alongside those fabled culinary delicacies, Europeans can now be sure that when they purchase Cambodia's Kampot pepper they are getting authentic stuff from one of the 342 families who grow it in the tiny Kep province of Cambodia.
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I asked about incipient rivalry and all of them said: Wait until the playoffs and hope for a fabled Western Conference finals, LeBron James trying to school Kawhi Leonard, Paul George feinting, taking Anthony Davis off the dribble.
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His new zine at the NY Art Book Fair is a continuation of his comedic genius, describing fabled actor Sir Ben Kingsley in a series of roles and situations that are as ridiculous as they are culturally relevant.
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Martin took a loft, which had electricity but no running water and little heat, downtown on Coenties Slip, the most justly fabled address of budding artistic revolutionaries since the Bateau-Lavoir of Picasso, Juan Gris, and their associates.
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McCourt's coach Owen Roddy, who also acts as McGregor's striking coach and cornered him on that fabled Dublin card, says that his latest protege is capable of leading a new wave of Irish fighters into the big-time.
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Spreading the notion that it is important to treat other people better than we once did leads a lot more directly to the fabled "better world" than most any of the companies which claim to be doing so.
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In this atmosphere, Mr. Morris built the seven large, plywood structures currently on long-term view at Dia:Beacon; they were first exhibited in his solo show at the fabled Green Gallery on West 57th Street in December 603.
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Noland's fabled decision to withdraw from the art world makes this survey an impressive feat by Susanne Pfeffer, who assumed the directorship of the MMK at the beginning of the year and also served as the exhibition's curator.
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One of her most important events during her tenure was assisting with the Met Gala, a celebrity-driven fashion event with a massive red carpet and hundreds guests, most of whom paid for tables to attend the fabled dinner.
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It has a single oscillator, based upon the fabled 163 "Curtis" oscillator used in the Sequential Prophet 5, and a switchable high and low pass "Ladder" filter, which was invented by Moog and provides rich resonance and self-oscillation.
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Isaac Newton's recently discovered manuscript is his handwritten copy of mid-17th-century Harvard alchemist George Starkey's procedure for producing "sophick mercury," a substance seen as a main ingredient for the philosopher's stone, a fabled stone used in alchemy.
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Pete Townshend came roaring into New York City's fabled Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center this weekend with the force of a thousand GS Scooters as he delivered Classic Quadrophenia—an orchestral reimagining of the Who's 1973 concept album.
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Surburbicon is most literally about how the fabled '50s heyday of white America — the same one a certain political campaign thought would help make America great again — is an abject lie, a veneer that hid depravity, cruelty, and corruption.
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Ryan and Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, another Wisconsinite, played a critical role in cracking the fabled "Blue Wall" that Hillary Clinton in the Rust Belt and subtly played up his own role in helping Trump Wednesday morning.
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Nobody knew: explorer after explorer had tried to reach it, to send word back to Europe of this fabled city on the Niger river, but until well into the 19th century every attempt had ended in death or failure.
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The fabled father-daughter handoff of The Washington Post from Eugene Meyer to his son-in-law Philip Graham onto Katharine Graham, who inherited full control of the newspaper after her husband's suicide, is now a thing of Hollywood.
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AGRA, India (Reuters) - Two miles down the road from the white marble walls of the fabled Taj Mahal, a heavyset man crouches in the dirt of a cow shed and explains how the future of India belongs to him.
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Imagine, in a hundred years' time, that you wish to discover what great libraries once looked and smelled like, how they maintained their fabled churchlike hush, how they lent out and stamped books, and exactly what shelves were for.
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Its victory over England had echoes of baseball's fabled "Shot Heard Round the World," the walk-off home run by Bobby Thomson that won the National League pennant for the New York Giants in 1951 over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Though Rio's waters and fabled beaches are central to the celebrated image of the city, they have long been known as the dumping ground for much of the untreated sewage and trash generated by the region's 12 million inhabitants.
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One reason Texas Western has become the team recognized as the one that changed the way black players were looked at in college basketball is that the opponent was Kentucky and the fabled "Rupp's Runts" of Coach Adolph Rupp.
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His success in Michigan, which he won by 12 percent, was especially striking: not only did he easily carry Macomb County, original home of the fabled Reagan Democrats, he also won the more upscale Detroit suburbs of Oakland County.
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Then one morning 62 years ago Roger Bannister – running through a 15 mph crosswind, no less – gasped over the finish line in front of a small crowd in Oxford, beating the fabled milestone by six tenths of a second.
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Across the street from the fabled Stonewall Inn, these sculptures are part of the Stonewall National Monument preserved by the National Park Service to memorialize the most well known—but not the first—queer protest: the 1969 Stonewall Uprising.
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The discovery of the sarcophagus on a construction site last month was a rare find in Alexandria, a fabled port city where most traces of Egypt's ancient civilizations have crumbled into the waves or lie buried beneath urban sprawl.
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The nearness of Timbuktu — still 52 days away by camel, one sign read — which was the epicenter of trade and culture on the trans-Saharan caravan route and a fabled name in the Western imagination, was palpable in M'Hamid.
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The party run by the fabled Gandhi dynasty, which has led the world's largest democracy for most of its existence, suffered humiliation last week when it lost Assam to the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in a state election.
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Talk of an absence of assurance leads us ineluctably to the doorstep of Dolan, the owner of the fabled New York Knicks, another heir who spends copious sums of money on a team that more or less never wins.
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The owner, who spends three to six months in Paris each year, found most of the furniture himself (with some help from Fournier and Marty) at the fabled Porte de Clignancourt flea market and in the city's antique shops.
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In August 2016, the Crystal Serenity, an 20083-foot luxury cruise liner with 13 decks, a casino, six restaurants and a driving range, set off on its first voyage from Alaska to New York through the fabled Northwest Passage.
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But it's not clear what the scope of Apple ambitions are right now — whether we're talking about the fabled Apple Glasses, the 8K-resolution standalone AR+VR headset that CNET spoke about in 2018, or perhaps something less interesting.
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For all of the president's fabled norm-busting, there are aspects of the conventional presidency that appeal to him, none more so than standing in the hallowed halls of Congress, with all eyes on him speaking to the nation.
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As for the media-plurality hurdle, some argue that, with new sites such as BuzzFeed and Breitbart competing for attention, old news organisations like Mr Murdoch's have lost their fabled ability to swing elections and hold prime ministers in thrall.
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According to the New York Post, the two, who have "no apparent relation" to the late comedian or the fabled rapper, were arrested along with a third man named Erick Harris after police discovered 114lbs of weed in their vehicle.
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Pepper's has achieved its sterling reputation not just because of epochal songs like "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds," but also because it arrived exactly on June 1, 1967 and provided an immortal soundtrack to that year's fabled Summer of Love.
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Dee Dee was distracted for one moment, and now, as Wolverine picks Gypsy up from her wheelchair, spins her in slow motion, and places her in the fabled '80s sports car, she seems to have gotten everything she's ever wanted.
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If all this has something in common with theatre on Broadway and in the West End in London, there's an excitement in the air, particularly when one of the fabled Kabuki-za stars makes his entrance, which is quintessentially Japanese.
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It's fitting that Casebere has used this (now somewhat formulaic) approach to interpret the architecture of the fabled Mexican architect Luis Barragán — who, according to a New Yorker piece concerning the disposition of his archive, was a confluence of contradictory energies.
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With his latest novel, "The Blizzard," Vladimir Sorokin has written a small, strange story that has little to do with his current reputation as a Russian literary bad boy and everything to do with riffing on Russia's fabled literary past.
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It is a moment of absolute trust from a warrior who is supposed to be immune to such concerns; the singular focus is the reason the Unsullied are supposed to be such a fabled fighting force in the first place.
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The problem is that this route almost certainly involves eradicating one or more of May's fabled "red lines" — likely the one on staying in the customs union — and the backlash from hardline Brexiteers in May's own party will be severe.
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Is it possible that the rant on the bus ride, the interrupting of Bibiana, the needle-dick comment, and the weird, raspy whisper-voice were all done out of a diligent and heartfelt attempt to follow the fabled life coach's teachings?
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Created by Nick Braccia and Michael Monello for the horror streaming service Shudder, the podcast follows a video collector named Mark Cambria who finds himself investigating "The White Tapes" — fabled VHS cassettes that, when watched, can drive the viewer insane.
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On view through June 5 are some 90 coats, suits, gowns and dresses, some meticulously tailored for comfort and ease, others more showy, as if they had sauntered off the soundstage of "La Dolce Vita," or the fabled Via Veneto.
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And yet, since John Pemberton tried out his carbonated concoction on the customers of a pharmacy in Atlanta, Georgia—now the fabled home of Coca-Cola, as his brew came to be called—the syrupy fizz has taken hold, seemingly ineradicably.
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They were called "unicorns" for a reason: No one really knew whether Silicon Valley's fabled billion-dollar valuations were real, or whether they were a mixture of delusion and financial engineering that would evaporate upon contact with harsh public-market realities.
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Rabbi Shteinman was one of a small group of rabbis who arrived in the new state of Israel in the early 1950s on a mission to re-establish the fabled yeshivas (Torah academies) of Europe, which were destroyed during the Holocaust.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's main opposition Congress party on Monday elevated Rahul Gandhi, the scion of the country's most fabled political dynasty, as its president, preparing to challenge the dominance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of national polls in 2019.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - It has defeated armies trying to invade Russia in the past, and now the fabled Russian winter has come to Moscow's rescue again, this time helping it comply with a deal among world oil exporters on cutting output.
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The fabled smartphone maker—once the top choice for governments the world over because of its software's superior security—had a spectacular and well-documented fall from grace beginning in 2011–2012, around the time that Apple's iPhone usurped the market.
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If Project Waking Titan is indeed the next expansion to NMS, many are hoping that it will include the fabled multiplayer component that was notably absent from the game at launch - which might be why it necessitates a beta test.
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She didn't want to talk about her past relationship with Willie Brown, the fabled former mayor of San Francisco and speaker of the California Assembly, whom she dated in the mid-283s, when she was about 22004 and he was 229.
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Despite the government's promises seven years ago to stem the waste that fouls Rio's expansive Guanabara Bay and the city's fabled ocean beaches, officials acknowledge that their efforts to treat raw sewage and scoop up household garbage have fallen far short.
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But by then he had conducted and ended a fabled love affair with the older Symbolist poet Paul Verlaine and written the entire body of visionary verse that would anticipate future iconoclasts in art movements from Surrealism to punk rock.
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The two got along famously despite their wildly divergent paths to the N.H.L. Lehtonen was a prodigy who won a Finnish league title in 2002 with the fabled Jokerit Helsinki club before being drafted second over all by the Atlanta Thrashers.
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Last night Bran saw that the Night's King was a fabled First Man until the Children of the Forest pinned him to their Weirwood tree, stabbed his heart with an obsidian dagger, and turned him into the first White Walker.
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As Huffington Post reported on Wednesday, this is far from the first time Daniels has voiced his concerns about ominous organizations like the Illuminati, that fabled secret society that allegedly controls the world of mortals as if we were marionettes.
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But even as far back as the original lifespan of Red and Blue, fans' excitability expanded the boundaries of the humble, monochrome, 8bit land into vast realms of feverous legend, far beyond the fabled grass at the side of Pallet Town.
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The role opened up a world of opportunity for Reeves moving forward, as he has since scored clutch roles in The Neon Demon, the upcoming oddity The Bad Batch, and the fabled next project from Shane Carruth, The Modern Ocean.
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The memorial has put an uncomfortable national spotlight on Bornhagen, a village of 309 inhabitants on the former border of East and West Germany in the fabled rolling hills of Thuringia, where the Brothers Grimm long ago collected fairy tales.
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The adventure of driving the dizzying switchbacks of a gravel mountain pass straddled by craggy pinnacles is a reason some travelers will take the long way via Prince Albert toward the fabled, lush Garden Route on the Indian Ocean coast.
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In his 20s, though, his political ambitions crystallized between 1950 and 1952, when he attended the University of Fort Hare, an institution in South Africa that became an incubator for some of the continent's most fabled nationalist leaders, including Nelson Mandela.
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Almost immediately, we pick up at one of the more exciting cliff hangers from the mid-season finale in November: A group of protagonists stumbled upon the fabled herd of undead that Alpha has threatened them with many times before.
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While he did not attain the fabled aura that surrounded Mr. Mandela, Mr. ya Toivo nonetheless secured enduring status among Namibians as the inspiration for their uneven struggle against South Africa's disputed control of their land, once called South West Africa.
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But some Game of Thrones fans are speculating that the events our Bran Stark is about to set in motion after finally arriving at the Wall will be a lot less popular than those of his fabled predecessor, Bran the Builder.
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EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — On a recent afternoon, Sally Quinn walked through Grey Gardens, her fabled summer home, one that has been the subject of both a documentary film and a Broadway musical, and passed by a glass menagerie of tiny kittens.
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Meanwhile, North is certainly familiar with the fabled character — back in 2017, when she was just 3½, she dressed up like the Tooth Fairy and left a special gift of jewels for her mom, who chronicled the sweet moment on Snapchat.
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It was very "Out of Africa," an homage perhaps to the fabled 1985 Meryl Streep and Robert Redford film, in which Streep stars as Karen Blixen, an independent woman who takes over a farm in rural Kenya in the 1920s.
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The tariffs on steel and aluminum Trump has announced are tailor-made for blue-collar neighborhoods outside Pittsburgh, though the once-fabled "Steel City" has diversified its economy around sectors such as technology and health care in the 21st century.
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In this fabled corner of South Africa, where Americans and other foreigners come to taste chenin blanc and pinotage, white farmers like Mr. Smit have been trying to hold on to a part of the country they consider their historic domain.
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These once-grand theaters, where Flo Ziegfeld and George M. Cohan had dazzled the top-hatted limousine trade, had degenerated into a seedy lineup of triple-X and martial-arts movie houses, a shadow of Broadway's fabled Great White Way.
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Tiffany has spent part of her summer break in Europe, attending swanky events in Cannes, France, during the fabled film festival, posting photos from a yacht anchored in the Mediterranean, and this week back in London, where her boyfriend is said to live.
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Fiennes stars with Stockard Channing as Elizabeth Taylor and Brian Cox as Marlon Brando in "Urban Myths," a series of "tru ... ish" stories including a fabled one in which the three stars supposedly took a cross-country road trip together after 9/11.
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In the movie, Jones is on a personal mission to track down and rescue his missing father, Henry Jones Sr. (Sean Connery), who was on a quest to recover the Holy Grail, the fabled chalice used by Christ at the Last Supper.
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"That they've seen a lot of blood, sweat, and tears—of joy and of sadness," remarks longtime resident DJ Stathis Lazarides as he drives through the sand across a narrow, unlit road from the Myconian Avaton in Elia Beach to the fabled nightclub.
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The Student The UK's diminishing club scene and an exponential increase in student loans mean that the fabled scurvy-ridden student dipping slices of quiche Lorraine in a Pot Noodle, chased by some sour methodrone for "brekkie" has become something of an anomaly.
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You don't publicly invite a group of aggrieved people with large platforms to come to your fabled, sprawling campus and meet with the head honcho if you don't hope they will then go back to their large platforms and spread the good word.
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Zombie—best known for his multiplatinum musical career and horror flicks like House of 1,000 Corpses, The Devil's Rejects, and two Halloween remakes—isn't exactly the obvious choice to direct a dark drama about the final years of Hollywood's most fabled comedian.
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With Drake's recent symbolic signing with Boy Better Know records and Kanye's fabled Brits performance backed by the scene's top players, the question now is to what extent grime will bleed into the American mainstream and influence the next generation in New York.
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The Bunker is a dark, seemingly endless warren of rooms, the walls draped with banners featuring heroes of the Ukrainian resistance, along with a few fabled boxers for good measure, plus a punching bag decorated with the face of an anachronistic Vladimir Putin.
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As I scan the menu, I notice something worrisome: nowhere do I see the fabled $1 L.I.T. Having read absolutely zero fine print before heading in, I am gripped by fear that this is one of those asterisked deals, at "participating locations" only.
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As we also suspected, however, this means that Once Upon a Time in Shaolin now gets another chapter in its fabled existence: it'll become the property of the US government, specifically the Department of Justice, which is headed up by, uh, Jeff Sessions.
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It's easy to forget this now — probably because we've collectively blocked it out — but there was a fair amount of anxiety leading into Election Day 2018, before the fabled Blue Wave of Democratic wins came crashing down on the Trump-enabling Republican party.
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It was at this point that it occurred to me that we may never really need the fabled Star Trek transporter H.G. Wells' time machine, because in virtual reality, you can already transport to any place or time with a mere gesture.
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Showing inside this fabled movie palace here was "The Nice Guys," a buddy comedy set in the 1970s by the writer-director Shane Black (best known for his work on "Lethal Weapon" and "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang") and produced by Joel Silver.
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True, nailing yourself to this particular cross means you won't end up in that fabled land of milk and honey, but at least you'll have fun while you head down towards a place where the guy in charge has all the best tunes.
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The musicians of the fabled Philadelphia Orchestra went on strike on Friday just before their season-opening gala concert, rattling the classical music world and silencing one of the nation's great ensembles a little more than four years after it emerged from bankruptcy.
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Through fabled fans like Elizabeth I, Coco Chanel and Grace Kelly, the book charts how the pearl necklace has changed through time — from its symbolism (pure to sensual) to how the piece was worn "showing the wearer's individuality," said the author, Vivienne Becker.
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Fabric, the fabled London nightclub whose closure in September jolted the global electronic music scene, will reopen after agreeing to tough new measures to prevent drug abuse at the club, the club and officials from the borough that hosts it said on Monday.
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Uzbekistan is an important supply route for United States military operations in Afghanistan, a potential trading partner with Afghanistan and a steppingstone for overland trade between China and Europe — a role it has played since the days of the fabled Silk Road.
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Lenny Lighter, the owner of Moishes's, a fabled steakhouse on the boulevard, which his father, Moishe, won in a poker game in 1938, recalled that when he was growing up in the 1950s, most of Moishes's customers were English-speaking Jewish immigrants.
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Divers have recovered a trove of artifacts from HMS Erebus, one of two ships that took part in the fabled Franklin Expedition, but the Canadian government, a provincial territory, the local Inuit and the British are all battling for jurisdiction over the items.
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Mr. Monder played in two of the most important large ensembles of the 1990s — the Maria Schneider Orchestra and Guillermo Klein y Los Guachos — and developed symbiotic partnerships with figures such as Paul Motian, the fabled drummer, and Theo Bleckmann, a virtuoso vocalist.
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In "The Town Hall Affair," directed by Elizabeth LeCompte, this same double vision is applied to other participants in the fabled and combative "Dialogue on Women's Liberation," which was the hottest ticket in town for the New York literati of 46 years ago.
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A production of the fabled Moscow Arts Theater, that group portrait set in a lodging house was a prototype for socially aware American dramas and films that flourished during the Great Depression, in works by the likes of Clifford Odets and Sidney Kingsley.
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The couple chartered the fabled vessel Christina O., PEOPLE has confirmed, for their wedding celebrations, following in the footsteps of Princess Grace Kelly and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who both celebrated their wedding receptions to Prince Rainier III and Aristotle Onassis, respectively, on board.
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At the par-237 21956th, where the fabled corner starts, Woods's drive sailed right; his low second shot smacked a member of the gallery and landed in the rough; his chip stopped 295 feet from the hole; and his par putt missed.
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Those who abhor him have dreamed of seeing his depravity and corruption proven in a way that can't be denied, whether with the fabled pee tape, the Mueller report or rumored outtakes from "The Apprentice" where he's said to spout racial slurs.
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The remains of three people were uncovered during excavation work at the Alamo in San Antonio, and the discovery has reignited longstanding disputes over how to tell the full history of one of the most fabled battle sites in the United States.
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But if the President drives his fabled political base to the polls in sufficient numbers to save the House he would surely interpret his triumph as validation of his tempestuous style and emerge more powerful and even less constrained than ever before.
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The troupe returned to New York this fall with a five-alarm, viscerally charged tour through the past and present of the art of resistance in Eastern Europe, from Dostoevsky's parables of self-laceration to the fabled protest performances of Pussy Riot.
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Matters aren't helped by the debt load young artists take on at the city's fabled art schools; both the California Institute of the Arts, in Valencia, and ArtCenter College of Design, in Pasadena, rank among the 10 most expensive degrees in the country.
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The former headquarters of Paramount Pictures Australia (a subsidiary of the fabled Paramount Pictures Corporation, the Hollywood motion-picture company) was given new life in 2013 when the Paramount Coffee Project and Golden Age Cinema & Bar opened in the 1940 Art Deco building.
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The same is true for the fabled "ratio" — the relatively young but widely beloved Twitter meme that involves shading the hell out of tweets that get far more comments than likes and retweets — essentially a snarkier version of a community's collective downvote.
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Though they form the largest ethnic group and are heirs of fabled empires, many of their great cities are in the hands of others: the Jews in Jerusalem; the Christians and Shias in Beirut; the Alawites in Damascus; and, latterly, the Shias in Baghdad.
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Using state-of-the-art printing techniques, dozens of miniatures have been reproduced on metal and put on display, showing a fabled world of poets, rulers, hunters and scenes of court life and making clear the considerable interplay that existed between European and Mughal art.
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Gordon Getty, 83, rarely speaks of his famous family, but in a new documentary, Gordon Getty: There Will Be Music, now playing at Cinema Village in New York City, he opens up about his father and how music became his salvation from the fabled curse.
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The disjointed, sporadically amusing farce onscreen feels so insignificant in comparison with the fabled behind-the-scenes saga that "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" should probably be included as a bonus feature of "Lost in La Mancha", rather than the other way round.
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The millennial conflict saw government deception go against the will of the people – across the globe up to 30 million took part in an anti-Iraq War march, the "the largest protest event in human history" – in pursuit of fabled weapons of mass destruction.
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The Indians squandered a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series and had to watch the Cubs celebrate on their home field after the fabled "Loveable Losers" snapped a 108-year dry spell and passed the mantle of longest losers down to Cleveland.
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She discusses many aspects of her personal and professional life, her friends, fabled romances (they're not whom you expect) and touches on a number of her film roles – including two surprising classics she turned down: It's A Wonderful Life and A Streetcar Named Desire.
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It's in the context of an obscene amount of Brooklyn hype that photographer and South Brooklyn native Larry Racioppo just released his book Brooklyn Before: Photographs, 23–2000, which includes essays by fabled Village Voice writer Tom Robbins and art critic Julia Van Haaften.
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If that was true, Kleiman was likely sitting on a fortune when he died in April 2013—even if he were in possession of only half of Satoshi's fabled million-bitcoin stockpile, that would have been worth about $0303,000,000 at the time of his death.
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But it now looks like it would take months, at the very least, for that to become clear — time carved out of the fabled 100 days and the first year, which is the best and often only chance for a president to pass big things.
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Romney cast the coming months' elections as a crucial moment in history, citing Ronald Reagan and saying that this nominating contest is "a time for choosing" -- laying waste along the way to Reagan's fabled "11th Commandment" that Republicans not speak ill of other Republicans.
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He had no way of knowing if these fabled collaborations between the great rappers of the age actually existed in the pre-centralized streaming service era, so he'd do his best to dig, through record stores and internet forums, priding himself for hoarding rarities.
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On my trip I took regular combustion-engine planes and several ferries, the fabled Shinkansen bullet trains of Japan (my Snapchat clocked it going 151.1 miles per hour at one point) and the speed-unlimited autobahn (where I pushed the rental car over 100 m.p.h.
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She juxtaposes sketches of street corners then and now: the cigar shops on Broadway that gave way to an Apple Store and a Jamba Juice; Harlem's fabled Lenox Lounge, lit up like a chandelier in the 1940s, shuttered and fallen into disrepair in 2016.
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The fabled last four in were Arizona State, St. Bonaventure, Syracuse (a team that was not thought even to be on the bubble) and U.C.L.A. The first team out was Notre Dame, which played much of the season without its injured senior star Bonzie Colson.
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For "Womanhouse," a fabled group installation organized by Judy Chicago and Miriam Schapiro in an abandoned Hollywood mansion in 1972, the artist Faith Wilding created a room-size net of crochet work that recalled spider webs, Gothic horror films and human tissue, including uterine lining.
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Giles Murray's translation of NEWCOMER (Minotaur, $27.99) presents Higashino's fabled Tokyo Metropolitan Police detective, Kyoichiro Kaga (he of the "razor-sharp mind and bloodhound nature"), with a series of minor enigmas wrapped around a brain-busting central mystery: Who murdered a woman with no enemies?
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For a jolt of a joy ride, walk through the lovely spruce-lined knolls of Kulm park, past the iconic 1928 Olympic Stadium restored by artist Rolf Sachs as his private home, to the starting point of the fabled St. Moritz-Celerina bob run.
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In the fabled universe of overnight billionaires and unicorns, companies with billion-dollar valuations, Ms. Holmes had catapulted herself and her company into the buzz-filled world of "disrupters" by pledging to upend the health industry and give consumers control over their own care.
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Fred Beckey, a fabled mountaineer and author who was the first to take hundreds of routes to the summits of North America's tallest peaks in Alaska, the Canadian Rockies and the Pacific Northwest in an audacious seven-decade climbing career, died on Monday in Seattle.
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Nini Theilade, who won wide acclaim for her dancing in the fabled 21967 film version of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," then performed with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo during its tour of the United States as World War II was beginning, died on Feb.
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There are no guarantees — ask Bryant about the toll of injuries, about the turnover of team personnel — and the Warriors may never again find themselves in a position to hunt another record as fabled as the one held by the Michael Jordan-era Bulls.
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How much weightier a story, then, to have this be a double fakeout — and for the battered old protocol droid, who was revealed in Episode I to be the handiwork of the future Darth Vader, Anakin Skywalker, to finally follow his fabled "maker" into oblivion.
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The biggest moment yet in the Democratic campaign for President takes place Friday at the Liberty and Justice celebration (formerly the Jefferson Jackson dinner, before the party stopped ignoring those two presidents' slave-owning legacies.) This rowdy festival in Iowa is a fabled political moment.
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It's part of a rectangle of streets that collectively form Nashville's fabled Music Row, which became the heart of Nashville's music industry — not just country music, but also gospel music and Christian music and, in recent decades, pretty much every other kind of music.
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The blaze, which gutted a popular "King Kong" attraction and a swath of the studio's fabled outdoor lot, also destroyed nearly all the master recordings stored there in a Universal Music Group archive, a loss that has long gone undisclosed, the magazine reported on Tuesday.
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My Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer Google Alerts have been a little thin lately, but thanks to um... Reddit (yes, there is a Call Me By Your Name subreddit), I have a located a crucial update on the fabled sequel to the Most Beautiful Film Of 2018.
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Susana Polo at Polygon has theory about the collection of books it comes from: Perhaps these books might even be the fabled Journal of the Whills, something of a lost Star Wars concept left over from George Lucas' very early days of fleshing out the universe.
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Somewhat surprisingly in the era of the fabled Russian bot fake news army, the Pew study found that most of these tweeted bot links seemed relatively benign, indicating that our divisive political climate doesn't yet seem to have perceptibly warped Twitter's natural bot-based link-sharing infrastructure.
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"Perilous Position of HMS 'Terror', Captain Back, in the Arctic Regions in the Summer of 1837"Illustration: William Smyth R.N.The Franklin Expedition, a 19th-century mission to chart a fabled northwest passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean, ended in the deaths of all 128 crewmen.
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Like the list of actors whose glorious careers were left notoriously incomplete without Oscars, fabled are those footballers who scaled the game's greatest heights but attempted in vain to get their hands on Europe's most prestigious prize; and a place on that list could well await Buffon.
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Joe DiMaggio's love for actress Marilyn Monroe is well catalogued, but a new biography written by one of the Yankee great's longtime friends delves deeper into their fabled romance — revealing what qualities he loved most about her, why they divorced, and whom he blamed for her death.
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Home to one of the world's oldest and, in centuries past, biggest Jewish communities, Bukhara — a fabled city of ancient ruins and Islamic architectural treasures in central Uzbekistan — has a Muslim population of more than 270,000 people but, according to most estimates, only 100 to 150 Jews.
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The fabled baths — housed in a tenement basement and frequented by Frank Sinatra and John Belushi — have been claimed by the denizens of the new New York, as shvitzing has joined shuffleboard, brewing beer and pickling as a pastime enjoyed by millennials as well as retirees.
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Splitting Amazon's fabled prize in two was very possibly the right decision for both Amazon and all the cities involved, but it felt like a major betrayal after more than a year of hype and hope that the company would use its transformative power for good.
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The tourist industry was hard at it then, as now — the health-giving baths of Aquae Sulis drew Roman visitors, gastronomes relished British oysters, and even the fabled mysteries and menaces of the island, I dare say, tempted a few Adventure Tourists to cross the Oceanus Britannicus.
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Threlkeld Journal THRELKELD, England — It was to have been a grand gesture, a deal that would transfer a mountain in the fabled English Lake District from the landed gentry to those who roam its heights, reversing a centuries-old pattern of ownership by the upper-crust few.
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When a mysterious artifact propels Drake on an expedition to find the legendary Himalayan valley of Shambhala, he finds himself embroiled in a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse against a fugitive war criminal who's after more than just the fabled riches of the lost city.
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Although 10 Downing Street and the White House are not calling Trump's an official state visit, merely a "working visit," the first couple will still witness a bit of fanfare on their first night at Blenheim Palace, the fabled 18th century estate, with its 187 rooms.
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Desperately searching for a white knight to foil the Perelman bid, Mr. Gutfreund enlisted Warren E. Buffett, Wall Street's most fabled investor, who had a reputation for holding on to shares for many years and for not interfering with the management of firms in which he invested.
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It used to be that in order to watch pro wrestling that wasn't available on TV in North America, you would have to wait for someone to trade tapes with, which could take weeks depending on how connected you were within pro wrestling's fabled tape trading community.
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The move allowed the New Orleans-based hip-hop label, founded and run by Bryan "Baby" Williams and his brother Ronald "Slim" Williams, to move up to that fabled next level, and helped propel a quartet of teenage rappers known as the Hot Boys to megastar status.
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Like Boralia's riff on chop suey, a croquette made of rice, Chinese sausage, and whatever meat trimmings might be laying around Knight's kitchen (today, it's elk), that's injected with the fabled "brown sauce" that harkens back to the railway and gold rush camps of Western Canada.
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"In terms of important politicians from New York, I don't think you had any time like the present going back to F.D.R.," said William T. Cunningham, who served as an adviser to both Mr. Bloomberg and Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the fabled Democratic senator from New York.
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At a frenetic monthly competition called the Manhattan Monologue Slam, performers looking for that fabled big break, or even a small break, are squaring off against one another in a flurry of three-minute monologues, with a casting director or other industry professional sitting as judge.
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The audience will be asked to close its eyes on occasion; at other times, Amith Chandrashaker's delicate lighting will plunge into total blackness, most memorably to simulate the disorientation of visiting the fabled, labyrinthine caves of country X. Is any of this starting to sound familiar?
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The Brooklyn-born Ms. Boosler, now 66, started performing at the fabled Improv in New York in 1973 and before the decade was out, she was widely regarded as an elite club comic on both coasts, one of the few female stars in male-dominated rooms.
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Les Lieber, who for more than 45 years ran Jazz at Noon, a fabled New York institution where talented amateur players got together every week to stretch their skills and to perform alongside top-flight professionals, died on July 10 on Fire Island, N.Y. He was 106.
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She made history in 2014 when Gregg Popovich, the fabled coach of the fearsome San Antonio Spurs, hired her as an assistant, the first woman ever placed in a full-time job at that level in the N.B.A., the N.F.L., the N.H.L. or Major League Baseball.
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COSCUEZ, Colombia/TORONTO (Reuters) - A tiny company is trying to breathe new life into a fabled, four-century-old Colombian emerald mine without triggering unrest among wary locals who fear being shut out of the tunnels where they hunt for gems and make a meager living.
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Since the shuttering of the fabled eatery in Midtown Manhattan, some ravenous and enterprising New Yorkers have realized that the corned beef still stacks high at Madison Square Garden, which continues to serve Carnegie Deli sandwiches and knishes at a pair of concession stands inside the arena.
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Fenced in by a metal security gate and punctuated by human skulls and beheaded fish, however, the scene is more industrial landfill than fairytale forest; the hulking figure, with jaundiced eyes and mottled skin, a bloated hand resting wearily on his heart, appears more feeble than fabled.
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Rushent was keen to get out of producing punks and aspired to work with more genteel electronic acts instead, and so he shelled out a small fortune and built Genetic Studios, an air-conditioned barn equipped with a Fairlight, a Synclavier, some Roland synths and the fabled MC-19803.
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Fang's book recounts his entire life, from his origins in a small-business family from the fabled city of Hangzhou in Zhejiang Province to his departure from China in 1990 — after which he taught physics at the University of Arizona until his death at the age of 76.
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Gaga herself was known to scroll through the forum: it was here that she sought out die-hard fan (and now member of the fabled Haus of Gaga, a close creative network influenced by Warhol's iconic inner circle) Emma, who suffers from scoliosis, and paid for her hip surgery.
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GT Nicklaus Jr., one of 22 grandchildren of the fabled Golden Bear, was given a swing from the last tee after lugging the six-times champion's bag, and fired his first ever ace to set off a wild celebration punctuated by a laughing bear hug from his granddad.
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The truth was that the fabled world of the gods was the real one, while the supposedly actual world inhabited by human beings was an illusion, and maya , the veil of illusion, was the magic by which the gods persuaded men and women that their illusory world was real.
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KOM OMBO, Egypt — Since Howard Carter discovered Tutankhamen's tomb in the Valley of the Kings nearly a century ago, pop culture and folklore have invoked the fabled curse of the mummy, said to plague those who unearth the hidden treasures of ancient Egypt with bad luck, disease or death.
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After poring over hours of grisly footage, Mr. Berg, who cites the work of Studs Terkel, fabled chronicler of the American Everyman, as a major influence, said he struggled mightily to make sense of the atrocity, and to understand how affected families found the energy to go on.
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In Indianapolis in 225, senior staff at the marketing software firm ExactTarget—which was later acquired by Salesforce for $225 billion, in one of the Midwest's most fabled success stories—helped spawn Edge Mentoring, which pairs young entrepreneurs with more experienced mentors who guide them in business and spirituality.
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Emmanuel was once a decorator for Maison Jansen, the fabled Parisian design company founded in 1880 and known for meshing Classical motifs with Modernist touches; over his 25 years at Château d'Aunoy, he added such flourishes as a vast ceiling mural modeled on the Galerie des Glaces at Versailles.
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I can imagine the stages: from that fabled used-books emporium the Strand to the remainder shelf of a secondhand book shop in a Maine resort town to the "de-acquisition" bin of a public library in Iowa to the bookshelves, if I'm lucky, of a country inn.
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In 1839, when the mapmaker David Burr hoped to chart the course of the Buenaventura, a fabled waterway linking the Rockies to the Pacific, he instead wound up drawing dry riverbeds so thoroughly disappointing that he made the sentiment permanent, giving them names like Defeat River and Inconstant River.
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Fahim's friend Nasim Pakhtoon, 35, who runs a government television channel, had posted that when peace came he was going to open a restaurant in remote Nuristan Province, a place tucked into the mountains and so hard to reach that it was long described as the fabled Shangri-La.
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While his compatriots, the so-called Mannerists, seized upon isolated aspects of Michelangelo's style like the fabled blind men and the elephant, most notably the exaggerated musculature of his male nudes, Pontormo seems to have understood the totality of his achievement without being coerced or intimidated by it.
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Casting gloom on the state of play ahead of a summit of EU leaders this week, Tusk said he wished for a leader of the likes of the Macedonian king, fabled to have solved the riddle of the Gordian Knot by slicing through it with one stroke of his sword.
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In a study published today in Science Translational Medicine, a research team led by biologists Joon Haeng Rhee and Jung-Joon Min from Chonnam National University in South Korea describe a new immunotherapy in which a bioengineered strain of Salmonella is converted into a biological version of the fabled Trojan Horse.
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The Sixth Gun (2013): Based on a series of comic books, this goth Western would have put the Bloomington vegan-looking Michiel Huisman (GoT's Daario Naharis) to good use as Drake Sinclair, a gunfighter commanded by the fabled Hanging Tree to seek six sacred pistols in the postbellum township of Brimstone.
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The residents of Jinzhou in Henan, China will soon be watched over by the country's largest statue of the beloved Chinese warrior, Guan Yu. The statue weighs 1,200 tonnes and stands 58m tall, and is said to be the heaviest statue in the world of the fabled general, reported People's Daily.
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After rounding Chile's Tierra del Fuego, escorted by dolphins that reminded me of dogs chasing a car, we reached a spot I had studied in college Geography classes: the fabled Drake Passage, the point where the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans violently collide off the southern headland of South America.
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While it's no secret that the fabled 21-character limit has long been a crucial part of Twitter's identity as a platform and has shaped the "tweet" into its own specific format, what might come as a surprise is how strident and pointed the calls to keep tweets shorter have been.
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We're four days from Thanksgiving — turkey and stuffing, the fabled food coma, a feast for gratitude — a holiday that has perplexed generations of new arrivals to the U.S. After three years as refugees from Syria, that's how Mayada Anjari, above, and her family felt when they first experienced it in 2016.
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Mr. Adams was intercepted and persuaded to leave Afghanistan a few miles from the minaret of Jam, a fabled 12th-century structure of exquisite brickwork and a blue-tile top soaring over 200 feet on the banks of the Hari River and circled by high mountains in central Ghor province.
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LONDON — Patricia Knatchbull, a grande dame of Britain's titled elite, whose life embraced a fabled childhood between two world wars and deep personal tragedy after her father and a teenage son were killed in a bomb attack at sea, died on Tuesday at her home in England, in Mersham, Kent.
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But Sanders's most ardent socialist backers are already comparing it to the fabled Meidner plan, a 21s initiative in which the social democratic government of Sweden sought to set up "wage earner funds" where workers would pay in payroll taxes and then gradually buy up majority stakes in all Swedish corporations.
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Tech and internet stocks – such as the fabled FAANGs and BATs – have dominated and driven the equity rally of the past 2-3 years – mainly because the digital revolution underlying the boom in those companies was seen as largely impervious to shifting political winds or even ebbs and flows in the economic cycle.
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Broadway's 'Hamilton' under fire for controversial casting call And there was a huge uproar when it was announced that white actor Joseph Fiennes was cast to play black superstar Michael Jackson in the British TV comedy "Elizabeth, Michael & Marlon," about a fabled road trip taken by Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando.
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It's a useful tool for understanding both the dilemmas of these social changes and the island's fabled mythology, but Santiago Muñoz goes further: perhaps the best way to truly undermine the presence of the military industrial complex is to know that it too utilizes — and can thus be overcome with — magical thinking.
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For the second potential cause of Iceland's improbable success, look to the only other team in a major European league in the last five years that has had less than half of possession and won more than two points per game: the fabled Leicester City side that won the Premier League in 2016.
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Unlike other Paris hotels, which sold away their heritage at public auction before renovation, Mohamed Al-Fayed, who has owned the fabled property since 1979, chose to guard the hotel's legacy — which includes stays by everyone from Ernest Hemingway, Audrey Hepburn, Coco Chanel, and a host of Spanish, Italian and British royals.
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"It's a travesty based on a falsehood," said Anthony R. Smith, the son of Ruth Proskauer Smith, a celebrated feminist and reproductive rights advocate who had arranged to donate her body to N.Y.U. years before her death at 102 in her home at the Dakota, one of Manhattan's most fabled apartment buildings.
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Starring Matt Damon and Christian Bale, the movie opening on Friday in U.S. theaters is based on the little-known true story of the American and British car designers and engineers who built the Ford GT40 to take on Italy's fabled Ferrari team at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans race.
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This is the place where a coal company backed by a wealthy Texas family — one whose fabled legacy of gambling on energy markets extends back to a game of cards with an oil rig at stake — wants to sink a 300-foot-deep coal mine over 30 square miles of wetlands and forest.
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True, nailing yourself to this particular cross means you won't end up in that fabled land of milk and honey, but at least you'll have fun while you head down towards a place where the guy in charge has all the best tunes… The album is out on February 3 via Relapse.
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The first summer season of the fabled Salzburg Festival under the artistic direction of Markus Hinterhäuser will offer the concerts and opulently cast operas it is known for — including Anna Netrebko singing the title role in Verdi's "Aida" with Riccardo Muti conducting the Vienna Philharmonic — but also a rethinking of its purpose.
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An intense and gifted performer known for her stage portrayals of her mother, the fabled actress Geraldine Page, and another celebrated poet, Sylvia Plath, Ms. Page here conjures an anguished Emily in captivity, whose brittle acerbity and magnificent moroseness are rather in the mode of Dorothy Parker, minus the cigarettes and martinis.
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More enticing are her comrades, not least her boss, Aramaki, who is played by Takeshi (Beat) Kitano—the fabled star and director of pared-down Japanese thrillers, who, toward the end of the film, spins the chamber of his revolver and provides "Ghost in the Shell" with its sole flourish of indisputable cool.
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As devised by Drew Dir, Ms. Fornace and Julia VanArsdale Miller, this "Frankenstein" portrays the events that led Shelley to create her classic, including the fabled bet she made with Percy Shelley (her husband) and Lord Byron during one rainy summer in Geneva as to who could write the best ghost story.
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It promises the most dramatic collision of characters we've seen thus far, as all three Lannister siblings, as well as Jon Snow, Brienne, Jorah, Davos, and more, are set to converge for a loaded meeting in the fabled dragon pit, where the Targaryens kept their fiery beasts when they held the Iron Throne.
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" GAME 👑 OVER @celinedion A post shared by B A J A E A S T (@bajaeast) on May 15, 2017 at 10:21am PDT Celine, street style darling, if you're taking sweatshirt suggestions, we implore you to don a hoodie emblazoned with the fabled command, "Draw me like one of your French girls.
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Perhaps unwittingly, but no less impressively, in response to such news items, along comes Migropolis: Venice, Atlas of a Global Situation (Hatje Cantz), an in-depth examination of what makes Venice tick today, providing a data-filled, revealing analysis of this fabled and alluring place's complex, interwoven pageant of attractions, challenges, peculiarities, and woes.
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McKeon worked for the former First Lady for 13 years (living in her fabled apartment at 1040 5th Avenue for 11 of those years) and grew quite fond of Jackie and her children, whom she writes about in her new memoir, Jackie's Girl: My Life With The Kennedy Family, excerpted exclusively in ns week's PEOPLE.
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Joe KennedyJoseph (Joe) Patrick KennedyThe Hill's 12:30 Report: What we learned from first impeachment transcripts Democrats unifying against Joe Kennedy Senate bid Ocasio-Cortez points to California fires: 'This is what climate change looks like' MORE III (D-Mass.), the scion of their party's most fabled family, in his bid to unseat Sen.
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In the 1950s, one theory about the mamuthones – who wear anthropomorphic masks – suggested the custom marked the Sardinians' defeat of Saracen invaders, but further research later established the tradition of the mamuthones and the other fabled figures actually emerged well before then, so their origins and celebration are not related to that at all.
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By the time you get to the fabled center of a Tootsie Pop, your first inclination is to throw away what's left of the sticky lollipop — but apparently that malformed chocolate in the center is your reward for making it through seven minutes of licking orange or lemon flavor (which are actually not bad). Pass.
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In view of such fabled perfectionism, not to mention the sharp lines and hushed neutrals that define both his clothing and home décor collections, the weekend compound he has owned for nearly 30 years in Broni — an unremarkable industrial town about an hour and a half south of Milan — is nothing you would expect.
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Once in a while that fabled Southern lyricism surfaces (when, say, McMahon offers a glimpse of Spanish moss "that swayed in the morning light like a family of ghosts"), but for the most part his writing is painfully, almost unbearably, matter-of-fact, especially in the interior monologue when Kendrick narrates his own murder.
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I'm not saying I'm going to see dolittle, but, i would like to see this fabled "pulling a bagpipe out of a dragon's ass" scene, and if anyone could provide me with a video or animated gif of this scene, as soon as possible, you have my permission to mention or dm me directly — Hunh?
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Like the Post-Dispatch headquarters — a fabled hub of civic power that boasted cavernous subterranean rooms for bolts of paper and barrels of ink delivered via railroad link from the old Union Station nearby — many former newspaper sites are being redeveloped to appeal to 21st-century technology companies, urban homeowners and even beer connoisseurs.
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He is the new artistic director of the fabled Salzburg Festival, and the "Wozzeck" is one of several ambitious new productions he has programmed this year to establish his vision, and to make his mark at a time when the big summer music festivals must compete with one another for both audiences and artists.
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The Ukraine Javelin affair reflects a sad truth about American foreign policy in general, and the last half-century in particular: Strip away the soaring rhetoric of freedom and liberty, and the U.S. government is the world's most heavily-armed protection racket—and by embracing foreign military sales, it's exporting Trump's fabled "American carnage" abroad.
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For argument's sake, though, let's say that holding a show in a designer shop that formerly housed the fabled rock dive CBGB, and serving invited guests s'mores as they wander through rooms decked out like a suburban house of horrors past models in cheetah print sweaters and shearling coats does not inspire confidence in the vitality of the genre.
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The last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire Duleep Singh was just 210 years old when he was forced to travel to Britain from his homeland in modern-day northern India to present Queen Victoria of England with the Kohinoor — then the most fabled diamond in the world and today the most famous gem in the British Crown Jewels.
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The last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire Duleep Singh was just 10 years old when he was forced to travel to Britain from his homeland in modern-day northern India to present Queen Victoria of England with the Kohinoor — then the most fabled diamond in the world and today the most famous gem in the British Crown Jewels.
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Joseph Fiennes to play Michael Jackson in British TV show Fiennes is set to play the pop star in the half-hour comedy "Elizabeth, Michael & Marlon," which centers around a fabled road trip in which Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando tried to get home to Los Angeles from New York after the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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