It strings together the faintly remembered, the faintly imagined, the faintly discarded.
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It strings together the faintly remembered, the faintly imagined, the faintly discarded, which is to say race=nation gets to speak on its own faint history in its own faint language.
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But from our first seconds alone together I could tell he wasn't going to, and I was both relieved and faintly, faintly insulted.
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It may sound faintly absurd to think that the US could see widespread political violence or openly rigged elections, but lots of things that are currently happening sound faintly absurd too.
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She thanked fans and faintly blew kisses to the crowd.
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Yes, the poisonous chemical that famously smells faintly of almonds.
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It smelled like lemon and cedar, and faintly of lavender.
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She speaks faintly now, often switching between Spanish and English.
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For this reason, I remained faintly suspicious of her throughout.
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The dog smelled, even from the doorway, faintly of urine.
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The accent is faintly Southern, the manner taunting but relaxed.
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The veins in her cheeks glowed faintly blue with anger.
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They are the faintly unrealistic blue of a Patagonian glacier.
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To a nonparticipant, from a distance, they seem faintly ridiculous.
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Someone elsewhere in the room faintly snored for a spell.
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"Ma'am, can you hear me?" comes faintly from the receiver.
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This one is full of information that feels faintly illicit.
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There's always something faintly weird about the cops guarding Downing Street.
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Faintly, through the wind and snow, she sees a Dothraki tent.
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Cleo's boyfriend, Fermin (Jorge Antonio Guerrero), is a faintly ridiculous figure.
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More like a prematurely hung Christmas stocking smelling faintly of mothballs.
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The makeup is still faintly visible when she leaves the room.
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The downstairs living room was dark and smelled faintly of jasmine.
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" He muses on how grief feels "fourth-dimensional, abstract, faintly familiar.
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Here, a plane can be faintly made out during the sandstorm.
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That seem to carry on the air like faintly visible things.
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The raw ones include creamy, deep-cupped Kumamotos, smelling faintly of melon.
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The traffic was washing faintly past high up on County Route 9.
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Stars in the real sky overhead twinkled faintly behind the light pollution.
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He wears big structural hoodies and always smells faintly of vaped bubblegum.
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The meat arrives remarkably tender, without having lost its faintly untamed character.
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Their tanks, decorated with fresh eucalyptus branches and fern fronds, glowed faintly.
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They looked charged with an energy Viper Company faintly remembered about itself.
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That's why those green "change your lightbulb" campaigns always feel faintly ridiculous.
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It's faintly the same thing with soca music and my experience coming up.
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At first it was mildly amusing but it is getting faintly ridiculous now.
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From speakers connected to an iPod, a saxophone solo faintly broke the silence.
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The current wasn't strong, but I could feel it faintly against my thighs.
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The center-aligned front camera cutout is also faintly visible in one shot.
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If you can see through it faintly, your wrapper is ready to go.
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Despite the rancour, the contours of a solutions are visible, if just faintly.
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I could faintly hear my brother in the background, calling for an ambulance.
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Everything Curry did in the entirety of the playoffs scans faintly tragic now.
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You can keep reading, imagining faintly what a messy teendom would've been like.
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She engages audiences with a voice that is slow, reassuring, and faintly hypnotic.
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But many of his colleagues were only faintly aware of his creative work.
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The mood of this quiet bar with bare, white walls is faintly purgatorial.
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They also only are really visible in direct sunlight, and then only faintly.
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Old photographs of strangers, discovered in this way, seem precious, even faintly sacred.
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Smaller petrochemical facilities dotted the horizon, each producing its faintly visible emissions cloud.
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Sure enough, from every angle, I looked remarkably more aerodynamic, if faintly ridiculous.
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Her brilliant green skin, unoccluded by clothing, reflected faintly in the wall behind her.
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You may faintly recall hearing that the charge was later dismissed for some reason.
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It smells faintly fishy, too, thanks to the fish sauce (in a good way).
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She looked tired, with faintly bloodshot eyes and hair hastily tied in a ponytail.
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Mr. Hilton, who has a closely shaved head, faintly bounced into the dining room.
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It is rousing and respectful in its best moments and faintly ridiculous in others.
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There is the suggestion, faintly implied but discernible, that Selwyn's admiration was probably love.
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Left: Spray-shaped lines are faintly visible beneath a much more prominent charcoal deer.
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Glamorous, gladiatorial, faintly disreputable, the concerto is an essential feature of modern concert life.
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Faintly wailing violin lines interact with oscillating intervals and murky chords in the piano.
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"I kept the letter because it was in English and faintly amusing," he said.
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Is the political structure in which they play absurd and not-so-faintly immoral?
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The depiction of the self-deluded townsfolk has a faintly Eugene O'Neill-like bleakness.
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Its honey mustard sauce is sweet, watery, and tastes only very faintly of mustard.
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That this sounds faintly utopian is not a reflection of its lack of practicality.
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Only small flame-shaped bulbs glowed faintly in the sconces in the front hall.
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It portrays nostalgic recreations of a lost country with a faintly surreal, dreamlike texture.
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The chapter is mostly made up of faintly (and not-so-faintly) ignorant rednecks who prattle on about their own superiority and sense of grievance that their pure white ways of life are being distorted and corrupted by the Jews and the blacks.
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It's still in my wardrobe, though, smelling faintly of Coco Mademoiselle and spilled Red Stripe.
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This is something I think we're all faintly aware of, probably thanks to Tonya Harding.
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I can almost faintly see a poet behind the paintings sensing music in the trees.
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"Away With Words", a faintly anthropological examination of puns and the people who make them.
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He seems less like Ernest Hemingway than like someone doing a faintly ironic Hemingway impression.
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The death knell for capital punishment in America has been ringing faintly for some time.
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Klopp looked faintly baffled at first, and then — reading his body language — a little angry.
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I faintly heard an alarm-like sound, but I assumed it was coming from elsewhere.
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They had just returned from a DKNY trip to Asia and seemed faintly jet-lagged.
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The lead grew to 213 shortly before halftime, and the highly improbable felt faintly possible.
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A thread of smoke rises faintly from the chimney, and the coals collapse into ash.
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From his vantage point, Muybridge faintly captured Alcatraz Island, which was then a military prison.
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But her galumphing howls also sound funny, too loud, faintly ridiculous, performative and self-flattering.
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Raw, unseasoned, the slivers were mouthwatering and faintly alcoholic, like a ripe, washed-rind cheese.
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The page emphasizes this whiplash between ruins and adolescent whimsy, packaged in faintly ironic surrealism.
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It was also eerily quiet, though I could faintly hear ocean waves in the distance.
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And trust me — it's always delicious, always faintly businesslike, and the rice is always warm.
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Still faintly visible is the first runway, laid by an Italian oil company in 1939.
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The sound of cars passing in the street below echoed up faintly through the window.
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The name William Blair Bruce (19444–22) is sketched faintly in the bottom left corner.
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Yet, daubs of black and pastel colors forming vertical lines faintly evidence the underlying grid.
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At the same time, the composer might be delivering a conscious and faintly chastening farewell.
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"He is somewhere ... currently I truly don't know where," said Ali, laughing faintly beneath her veil.
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It's easy to see why everyone around him is faintly alarmed when they interact with him.
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Bass thumped faintly from the StubHub Center—home to the LA Galaxy—a few blocks away.
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A lot of this seemed highly speculative and faintly paranoid even to me, at the time!
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The way she very faintly stiffened and gradually angled her body and drew her eyes away.
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It's there to make sex seem like a faintly less ridiculous affair than it actually is.
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On the canvas, signs of her presence are faintly visible in the texture of the paint.
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Yet each time after the boy left there was mockery in the music that faintly lingered.
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The air smelled faintly of horse manure as we sat on a plastic cooler drinking Coors.
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"Hallie, it wasn't like that," she heard him say faintly from his end of the table.
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P.S.G.'s banners are always faintly artistic, ordinarily featuring a stylized version of the Eiffel Tower.
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The shapes of wrapped crab apple trees, projected upside down, are faintly seen near the crow.
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Faintly, I hear the voice of the facility call out to me through the network link.
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She could even see, though only faintly, the beat of his pulse pumping in his neck.
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I walked through the turnstile in a daze, only faintly aware of the people around me.
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It actually tasted more like chicken than beef, although there were definitely some faintly beefy undertones.
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Mr. Trump's voice, nearly drowned out by music, emerged faintly from a screen in the back.
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"On a hormonal level, I'm just a teenager," Ms. Ménard said, with a faintly ironic smile.
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Or was it the faintly exotic if rather basic romance that blows up so many lives?
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" Farris added, "Our kitchen, for a few days, had the 'fine tang of faintly scented urine.
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Pork jowl is braised, grilled and dusted with toasted ground rice, making each slice faintly crisp.
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The exhibition begins in a dark antechamber faintly illuminated by the projection of a primeval waterscape.
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Whale meat is faintly reminiscent of fish, but in truth, it's much more similar to beef.
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These songs shimmer, awash in a sort of melancholy that faintly pervades the album without becoming overt.
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The real Kevin seems to be a relatively normal guy, only faintly affected by his own psychosis.
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After a blackout, Ms. Herbertson — this time her body etched more faintly — is surrounded by rosy light.
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As Choi reminds us, the real victims of war are the civilians, too often only faintly remembered.
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And Mr Mulvaney's manifest ability to know which way the wind is blowing is also faintly reassuring.
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She shot a faintly quizzical look, and I scrambled to convince her that I wasn't a fraud.
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Faintly, on some foreign station, popular music passed from tune to tune, each one known to Mrs.
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"I Play" is inflected by athletic wear; "Unconventional" has a faintly gothic bent (officially, "Luxury Underground Style").
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That's something my generation missed out on, because [we] were faintly aware that there were these disasters.
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But as time goes on you can only faintly remember the feeling, Distant and yet so close.
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She faintly realizes that the reckoning of the "true true," as she puts it, could destroy her.
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His car was doused with a disinfectant that caused it to smell faintly like a swimming pool.
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One of this year's new flavors is jamun, or black plum, sweet with a faintly disciplinary tang.
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The foppish Carr meanwhile appears faintly contemptible, unable or unwilling to think much beyond his sexual conquests.
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Whatever the cause, there is something about the mere concept of "normal" that has become faintly hilarious.
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I could see no artificial light except, very faintly, the glow of Las Vegas to the east.
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Despite this intriguing provenance, the smell is not especially memorable; I found it powdery and faintly sour.
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He was 18, then, and had scored some faintly impossible number of goals in Chelsea's youth teams.
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Inside, green light glows faintly from a collection of lenses, brackets, and cables that resemble an exploded telescope.
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Even if these problems can be overcome, however, there is something faintly regressive about the world of microcredentials.
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Such debates echo only faintly in the Amazon basin, where the concerns of most missionaries are largely practical.
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In another, they are faintly amused to find a "Make America Great Again" cap in their subject's closet.
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As ever, the trick for April Fools' Day hoaxes was to try to be outlandish, yet faintly plausible.
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The library's lights blur white in the background, and Vargas's shadow splits and doubles faintly at his feet.
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The wines were solidly good; there was a particularly nice young white that smelled very faintly of seawater.
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Sci-fi's faintly naive experimentation with the idea of human progress for everyone has spread to … well, everyone.
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His peculiar voice, which would become so familiar in later decades, is only faintly discernible in those books.
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The broad, shallow auditorium, still smelling faintly of fresh paint, has been neatly designed in a proscenium configuration.
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" He smiled faintly, relenting: "I know, I get it—the couch is what makes it a TV show.
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Difficult and headstrong, Mr. Peckinpah made films that critics said glorified carnage and were more than faintly misogynistic.
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It's an opportunity to create the magic you either faintly remember, or never experienced in the first place.
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I could faintly make out the top of the building from my window, so I wasn't taking chances.
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"All of us leave our mark on the ground as we pass through life, mostly faintly," Coolidge stated.
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Once you block out all other sources of light, space glows, really faintly, a sort of background static.
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I was passed out and I heard my phone faintly and knew I had a lot of messages.
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Pieces of foutou, dense and faintly sweet, are pulled off and dabbed in stew, to drink it up.
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It's both vaguely racist and faintly pornographic at the same time, and yet it is also about toast.
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"We can't do this for much longer," she said, faintly, tremulously, and through what sounded like physical pain.
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Here and there, the gleaming surfaces are faintly yellowed by cigarette smoke and the residue of cooking oil.
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To the right, the faintly colored wood sculpture, "Caryatid" (1909-10), has a hard time holding its own.
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To other players on the tour, there is something faintly amusing about El Shorbagy's not-so-secret weapon.
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Mars, also west of the sun, will have a reddish or orange hue and appear faintly in the sky.
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The contrast is like eating a toasted marshmallow: caramelized and faintly smoky on the outside, mild and creamy within.
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Randy Foye is pretty pumped, because he is going to a MUCH better team with faintly absurd title aspirations.
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It's faintly pink, and it's being shown in an exhibition that opened this week at the Louvre Abu Dhabi.
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Shaped like oversized sperm, with a head and wide tail, the faintly blue tunicates are just ten centimetres long.
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The idea of a plucky entrepreneur coming up with some amazing new idea in her garage seemed faintly ridiculous.
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Instead, Russia's enthusiastic propagandists came up with all kinds of theories -- from the faintly plausible to the gruesomely bizarre.
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In the end, the effect of these faintly imagined voices speaking on their own faint history is disorienting, unsettling.
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In the figurative sense, The Bachelor makes us faintly aware that we're peering in on the beginnings of intimacy.
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"The Lord will give you strength," Kasich said, the audio faintly picked up by the microphone in his hand.
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Still, for some analysts, the latest development is at least faintly reminiscent of the run-up to that crisis.
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There's an occasional ghosting effect where an object that appears in one spot is also faintly visible in another.
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My sleep was ruined for days, and sometimes I can still faintly feel the bastard skittering across my chest.
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It's past midnight, but the parking lot at Dash faintly hums from the speeding cars on the 101 Freeway.
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A faintly familiar face was what Etheridge was aware of, without knowing where or when he'd seen it before.
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He heard it faintly at first, maybe part of the song, he thought, a ringing hiding behind the music.
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Likewise, François Messier Rheault's caressing close-ups are intimately anonymous, the personalities beneath the popping veins only faintly differentiated.
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Mistakes that have knocked us down and, in some cases, left us greasy-cheeked and smelling faintly of pig.
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And while fashion and fads may have changed, these faintly remembered slices of life still resonate with contemporary viewers.
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You hear Trump faintly express regret as Omarosa explains General John Kelly gave her walking papers the day before.
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There is something faintly appealing about the similarity between each of the currencies' names, the appearance of their icons.
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Sitting here and listing to all the normal political pivots that could have changed this election feels faintly ridiculous.
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Post-blowdrying, my hair was velvety soft and faintly citrus-scented, where it usually feels hot and smells fried.
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Pippa was embarrassed by these gauche and faintly theatrical eruptions of veiled feminist protest, coming so much too late.
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To the west, a headland rose as no more than a dark shape against the still faintly luminous sky.
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It seems faintly ridiculous, I admit, to talk about how Hillary Clinton would represent a retrenchment of executive power.
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They toast with mimosas, champagne, and the faintly dry shampoo-flavored blood of their fallen enemies before Chris Harrison arrives.
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Thin and fragmented, her sculptures are faintly reminiscent of Gordon Matta-Clark's extractions of Bronx floors when seen up close.
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MARSHALLED on stage at the climax of a debate or rally, the Trump family can seem otherworldly, even faintly sinister.
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And of those, just two—Nevada's and Arizona's—are in states where Democrats are even faintly competitive in presidential elections.
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And to the extent that it offers employees desks with computers on them, it may faintly resemble other Facebook offices.
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Its pale face reflects humanity's hopes and fears, and offers a faintly-marked surface on which to sketch our dreams.
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A half-dozen bottles—one or two nearly empty—are spread across a table in the faintly smoky dining room.
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Upon closer inspection, Saturn's night side is also visible (near top center), faintly illuminated by sunlight reflected off the rings.
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The whole thing was deemed to smell faintly of death and had to be buried in the nearby Toby Wood.
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Nioh goes as far as having you start in a prison cell, faintly echoing the beginning moments of Dark Souls.
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Hassell possesses the faintly exotic good looks of a young man who would enjoy a walk on the wild side.
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There's a faintly seductive sensuality in his pink fleshiness, emphasized by the plunging neckline of the shirt that he wears.
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Two were black and another, smiling faintly, was light-skinned, suggesting he might be from an Arab or Tuareg group.
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Those boards have an entirely different subculture, with posts about charting, temping, and "squinters" (pregnancy tests with faintly positive lines).
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Is that why he holds his hands in the air, palms facing us, in a pose faintly suggestive of crucifixion?
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There's one particular seam Taddeo traces through each life, of docility and faintly flickering defiance — echoes of her mother's story.
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Yet he was among the Dayton area's faintly fortunate: His house still stood, sandwiched between two that no longer did.
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It reminded me faintly of both the Ben Silver catalog and the dearly departed haute street wear brand Pegleg NYC.
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In an increasingly divided country, Fieri provides viewers with a distraction that promotes positivity and faintly displays a former America.
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" The sky in "Gorsch the Cellist" is "turning faintly silver where black clouds were scudding across it toward the north.
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That prospect may sound faintly paranoid, but employers are increasingly watching workers, with more tools than ever at their disposal.
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Their vibe is the climax of all those faintly related spheres, filtered through Brockhampton's brightly-coloured, post-One Direction world.
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The sauce is honeyed and tomato-rich, faintly spicy, with a pinch of oregano added at the end for pungency.
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A faintly iridescent Jean Paul Gaultier trench with button-up sleeves, pearly enough to wear itself as an evening piece.
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The masks, white and blue and gray, glowed faintly in the light from the movies unfurling on the seatback screens.
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It is one of the few remaining places that retains the faintly utopian glow of the early World Wide Web.
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Bruno eased himself back in the booth, pleasantly abstracted, faintly turned on, hovering in a benign cloud of non-urgencies.
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"This house is 80 years old," Oswald says, stepping inside the darkened living room, which now smells faintly of mold.
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He's there, too, in the faintly spasmodic, gurgling, and sometimes involuntary laughter we unleash at weddings, bar mitzvahs, even funerals.
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Everyone rushes to calm the two men down except one guy, who faintly watches before busting through a door and vomiting.
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Yet the common diplomatic view that the sky fell in because he refused to sign the shindig's communiqué seems faintly ludicrous.
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The early signatures were familiar to the Neána, and faintly worrying: nuclear fission detonations, followed seven years later by fusion explosions.
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"The quake was felt faintly for around two to three seconds," Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman for Indonesia's Disaster Mitigation Agency, said.
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Its black-and-white color scheme is faintly penguin-like, but overall it reminds me of an eccentrically designed petrol pump.
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Her face is faintly visible in the photograph, along with a jeweled teardrop earring to the bottom left of the frame.
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G-Eazy's faintly slimy bravado had people reaching for their phones, like moody teenagers at Thanksgiving, but he did his thing.
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As it happened, he was making bread bags, which he sewed from muslin scraps and then signed, faintly, with his initials.
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The towels Reva had left for me on the sink were pink and sea-foam green and smelled faintly of mildew.
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Its black-and-white colour scheme is faintly penguin-like, but overall it reminds me of an eccentrically designed petrol pump.
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The familiar scent of stale beer floods the air, while the floor beneath your shoes is faintly sticky from the same.
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This week's indictments are satisfying, of course, and I feel faintly hopeful in a concrete way that I thought I'd lost.
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You could say that Arctic is about the "triumph of the indomitable human spirit" or something, but that feels faintly absurd.
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My New Year's Eve memories from the decade that followed are fragmentary and faintly rotten, like milk just starting to sour.
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But cosmopolitan progressives have disproportionate economic and cultural power, which is why we have the faintly absurd phenomenon of woke capitalism.
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The novel's depiction of the Jacobean age has the vivid, cleverly constructed and always faintly unreal quality of a stage set.
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At long last, America had rapidly outgrown the horrific legacies of white supremacy and the faintly embarrassing politics of Black protest.
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Asked about it afterward, Durant, who scored 35 points, smiled faintly and suggested that they might have been exchanging shooting tips.
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While still hot, the disks are peeled apart, giving you two soft, paper-thin pancakes that smell faintly of sesame oil.
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Still, Ms. Struss, who has been with the library since 1977, faintly recalled the image, and began her cross-reference hunt.
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These moments lend a faintly gothic air to the Kardashian brand, which is otherwise somewhere between pink-toned and flatly neutral.
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At Rosh Hashana services we reconnected with a family we faintly recognized from Tot Shabbat singalongs in Park Slope circa 2010.
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" I turn away toward the putrid staircase and faintly hear his plea as the walls leak a putrescent wake, "Help me.
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Appearing smug and faintly nonchalant in the film stills, Bright's piece reshapes narrative and gender dynamics with the smallest of incisions.
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Moreover, women don't really care whether the toy they're using to orgasm even faintly resembles the anatomy of a human man.
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Protecting the logbooks from further deterioration presents some unique challenges — conservators stated that the logbooks still smelled faintly of the ocean.
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Buildings here have been given a fresh lick of white paint, but the protest art and graffiti underneath is still faintly visible.
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At home, she had stared at a picture on the wall of her grandmother faintly smiling, a source of reassurance, for days.
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"If Susun 'yells' at you, remember, she still honors you although she is upset with your actions," it explains, sounding faintly exasperated.
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The man on the right, with "HERE" faintly written or tattooed on his arm, reaches for the other, saying, perhaps, Come here.
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I've only seen them faintly once when I was in Northern Wisconsin but I hear they're supposed to be beautiful in Alaska.
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Like Herrera, Amer rewards the studious viewer as faintly painted faces rise out of the background, like an Old Master's ghostly pentimenti.
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In a call from Taylor's phone, screams can be heard along with a voice faintly coughing before the call is cut off.
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Hassan and Sara lived just outside Stamford in a two-bedroom apartment with wall-to-wall carpeting and a faintly musty smell.
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At the time, the man, Ralf Rangnick, a well-traveled German coach with an urbane, faintly academic air, seemed an unlikely clairvoyant.
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It's disturbing, of course, but it's presented as though it should also be faintly titillating, and I can't quite figure out why.
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In a barely lit room, four monitors faintly illuminate what look like celestial bodies on the verge of either splintering or collapsing.
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Then in a solo concurrence, he faintly and abstractly rebuked "an executive" who strays from the path of adhering to the Constitution.
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About four minutes later, you can faintly hear Buzz Aldrin say "contact," a full 16 seconds before Armstrong famously announces the landing.
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After a brief and faintly amusing prologue, we are introduced to the title character: a baby with no fixed name or gender.
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Another chapter is devoted to a faintly pathetic attempt to convince progressives they shouldn't lose hope and can still make a difference.
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Once a year, a small beam of honor, reflected all the way from Stockholm, faintly brightened the dim endeavors of such writers.
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I grew up in a Britain where "the Continent," a faintly distasteful geographical mass associated with rabies and garlic, was far away.
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As the hours passed, Mr. Charahani could see faintly at times, the light seeming to come through the panel on the door.
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In the first two, San Francisco and Palo Alto, California, you can just faintly see Orion because it's washed out by light pollution.
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On the outside, the GoPro Hero6 is identical to the Hero53 except for where the model number is faintly written on the side.
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A grape palinka, made in honor of Balazs's wedding, smacked faintly of wine, but all the more so its cousin, Hungarian grappa—törkölypálinka.
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Unlike the palinka imbibed in Hungary, it was copper-hued and tasted faintly of fruit left to soak in a puddle of gasoline.
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It's a bit like a Coen brothers crime drama, with an ensemble of colorful, outsized characters and constantly escalating but faintly ridiculous stakes.
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She shook hands with Moon and smiled faintly as the South Korean leader entered a meeting room at the Blue House on Saturday.
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If you pay close attention, when the plane is just taking off you can faintly see people in action, living their own lives.
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Twombly's signature line, nervous and diagonally adrift, makes a tentative appearance, faintly penciled, suggesting a sloping hill in six drawings near the entrance.
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The most common Oregon varieties are white, which smell faintly of Alba truffles because of their butane-like aroma and umami-packed flavor.
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Hanging around lobbies has lost its lurid or malevolent connotations, though it's still seen as faintly sad, something to be avoided if possible.
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" Here, the gruffly uncommunicative, faintly deranged director is named Ugo Velluto, and the masterpiece he is bent on shooting is called "Jungle Bloodbath.
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If you think the answer should be pretty obvious to anyone who's even faintly familiar with these movies, well, so does John Rogers.
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Funny, faintly melancholy, and fantastically intelligent, the work somewhat recalls the philosophical cartooning of Saul Steinberg, but vigorously brushed at a commanding scale.
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It can seem faintly ridiculous at times, but that's because these games aren't designed to make the job easy for the localization team.
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Underneath the betting, the home-county boosterism and the evening-gown weight lifting, a note of melancholy hums faintly in the background here.
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"I see myself as an influencer in the Jesus space," she tells a Fox producer played with faintly amused cynicism by Kate McKinnon.
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Viewed widely as a faintly comical adult novelty brand, its undies were adopted in the '90s by younger consumers as campy Halloween wear.
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Saturday's practice flight with a cast of only 700 birds — by turns vertiginous, majestic and faintly terrifying — evoked a series of alternate universes.
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The coconut adds fat for an even more buttery cookie (if you can imagine) with faintly nutty notes and no noticeable tropical flavor.
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I'm faintly surprised that Google and IBM don't already issue passports that holders can use to travel to, and work in, Westphalian nation-states.
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When the Bose employee spoke, you could faintly still hear background music, but his voice came through far clearer and was easy to understand.
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It's a faintly similar process to what happens in a cloud, just sped up and then plowed into the shape of a ski slope.
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Colorful, quirky, faintly adorable quotes from locals:"I'm really attached to that toe," Lee told the National Post from the bar on Monday night.
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At this point I was faintly aware of a romanticisation taking place, a rationalisation of what had been, in real terms, a pointless experiment.
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Hell, I've done it myself; it's a convenient, faintly ominous, and click-generating shorthand for referring to the phenomenon of automation in the workplace.
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It faintly mocks its own stodginess—it is a kind of pleasure, after all, to imagine your own death, provided you're young and healthy.
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Her deadpan style faintly resembles that of Dick Cavett, had Cavett been a lesbian from the Deep South who was molested as a child.
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Francis smiled faintly as he greeted Trump outside the study and was not as outgoing as he sometimes is with visiting heads of state.
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Miraculously, Gugino comes across as both a sensitive, faintly bohemian parent and, without its being any contradiction, a terrifying diva, capable of bloodcurdling crimes.
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Sixty-two years old, slight and balding, with thick-frame glasses and a gray goatee, he speaks softly and carefully, his accent faintly Southern.
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Other passengers can be faintly heard discussing the situation, appearing to explain to other crew members that the flight attendant grabbed the woman's stroller.
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"It was on its last legs, and I just sort of took it to the other side," he said of the fridge, grinning faintly.
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Cook would have needed to average a faintly less unreasonable seventeen miles a day, but the rest of the evidence against him is damning.
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Its earthy, handmade texture and faintly shamanic silhouette appeal to a culture inspired by Instagram photos of adobe interiors and alternative theories of wellness.
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You know how it's faintly irritating when you have to change an international recipe in cups and Fahrenheit into good old-fashioned metric measurements?
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In a lot of ways it's faintly reminiscent in mood and feel of the delicacy of Elbow's "Any Day Now" from back in 2001.
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Succulent, crisp-skinned and faintly perfumed with five-spice powder, this bird is to be devoured, still warm, as soon as I get home.
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The urge itself may be faintly animalistic, but answering it can give rise to the kind of mental wandering that makes us more human.
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"Nobody's photographed this, and nobody will ever photograph this," he told me, both fierce and faintly amused by the severity of his own rule.
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They are reminiscent of the faintly sweet, lip-smacking versions that turned Joe's Shanghai and Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao into soup-dumpling powerhouses.
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When I finally did take a bite, the delightful interplay between the thick, dark crust and the chewy, faintly tropical interior gave me pause.
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His rumbling drawl, lent even more texture and resonance by a persistent cough, was only faintly audible above the reverberating din of trapped voices.
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This gets folded into thin won-ton wrappers along with curls of raw onion, which grow slack and faintly sweet as the dumplings steam.
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And then, after an extended stretch of time, the music will subside — or plunge — back to the silence from which it emerged faintly, quietly.
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And the half-smile that constantly plays over his features makes him look as though even he finds what he is saying faintly ridiculous.
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They deflate softly in the mouth, somewhere between a squish and a pop, tasting faintly of the mango leaves their parents once fed on.
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I rang the mission's doorbell and must have looked faintly taken aback when it was opened by a young man of evidently Caribbean origin.
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So laidback it's practically horizontal, rolling with liquid, faintly Asiatic strings, and delicate trap hi-hats, "Points" once again showcases his supremely chill vibes.
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This stunning starry night features galaxy cluster PLCKESZ G13-21, seen faintly just off the center of this image captured by ESO's Wide-Field Imager.
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This stunning starry night features galaxy cluster PLCKESZ G286.6-31.3, seen faintly just off the center of this image captured by ESO's Wide-Field Imager.
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The studio's deal with the streaming service expires next year; in 2019 everything that smells even faintly of mouse will move to a new redoubt.
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The 2016 Blair Witch surprise at Comic-Con faintly echoes the splash made by its predecessor in the run-up to its July 1999 release.
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"Percy Bysshe Shelley wrote that poems are the records of the best and happiest times in the happiest and best minds," she says, smiling faintly.
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Over the horizon, lights from the nearby town of Chamchamal gleam faintly, but out here there are few houses, and they all belong to Hamawands.
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Many of the women who buy their clothes, which are elegant and faintly monastic, are decades older than the designers, who are not yet 30.
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They fret about adulation of Mr Xi in the official media—faintly reminiscent of Mao's personality cult, which reached fever pitch during the Cultural Revolution.
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As Steven and his colleague Matthew (Bill Camp) walk down a corridor, the camera faces them and pulls smoothly back, with a faintly processional air.
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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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My batch of cloverleaf dinner rolls had a nutty, faintly sweet flavor and a fine beige crumb: Pane Nero Flour, $9.50 for 2.2 pounds, gustiamo.com.
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When she had drunk the faintly sugared last sip, she put down her cup and changed into jeans, busted-out shoes, and a checkered blouse.
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Aside from a few bold strokes — a man who practices "plumber's yoga," a chain-smoking historian who smells of patchouli — they seem rather faintly drawn.
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With his long hair cascading down his shoulders he comes across as a faintly disheveled surfer dude for whom, refreshingly, airs and graces don't matter.
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In striking contrast, the postmaterialist left appeals mainly to a middle class constituency and is only faintly interested in the classic program of the left.
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As with miso, there are many types of bagoong: dry or oily, toasted or raw, bright pink and briny or dark brown and faintly sweet.
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When we made our first exploratory visit there to seek fresh insight about digital innovation and medical technology, the building still smelled faintly of ginger.
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" A shrieking, faintly feral neighbor who calls Drew a "baby-cocked bitch" reminded me of a terrific scene from the Staten Island episode of "Girls.
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When he returned, he'd taken off his coat and was carrying two glasses of white wine, the glass faintly green, stems twisted like barley sugar.
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They were, however, not faintly as deep as might have been expected, given the implosion of the other superpower on the planet, the Soviet Union.
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The best evocations of silence in literature are those in which the word is never uttered—Rilke's loving descriptions of rose petals laid on eyelids, or the closing sentence of James Joyce's "Dubliners": His soul swooned slowly as he heard the snow falling faintly through the universe and faintly falling, like the descent of their last end, upon all the living and the dead.
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Formerly known as the Tricycle, the theatre is fresh from a £5.5m ($7.15m) re-brand that ditched ramshackle homeliness in favour of slick, faintly corporate hipsterism.
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It's a poignant, faintly surreal encounter, two superannuated grandees coming to terms with their own obsolescence, but Morgan felt it didn't quite work as an ending.
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They have also, some researchers say, begun to look faintly absurd against the general expectations for speed and openness in the not-so-new digital age.
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You know how these things go: Senators grandstand and nominees display their superior intellects while politely (and often wittily) refusing to disclose anything even faintly controversial.
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Yet the evidence of common experience suggests that this is the case, even if we might not admit it or feel faintly uncomfortable if we do.
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He does it so relentlessly that, by the end, the effect should be so draining, so head-spinning and soul-sapping, as to be faintly dystopian.
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The sense that there was some jeopardy, that it was not all determined, was nothing more than an exercise in false consciousness, faintly unconvincing collective delusion.
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Knowing this, I often suspect that the same adolescent who laments her parents' absence might only faintly acknowledge their presence when they are in fact home.
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There is a focus, too, on trying to quantify the value of specific partnerships, or certain combinations, on the field, something that remains faintly quixotic elsewhere.
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It was a dark, clear night in the Park, quiet except for the sound of distant car horns and ripping motors echoing faintly through the trees.
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Factories and shops would shut their doors, and mass migrations to the seashore, or toward limpid mountain air, left cities with a faintly post-apocalyptic feeling.
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But the screenwriters have Gerald and Jessie herself take on those inner-voice roles, creating an internal conflict that seems logical instead of arbitrary and faintly comedic.
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These images — taken on January 20133, 2014, by the Catalina Sky Survey — show a very small asteroid (circled faintly in red and purple) streaming past static stars.
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Beyond this piece being an impressive, if faintly self-congratulatory, celebration of Mr. Andriessen's capacious — indeed, Kircheresque — skills, it is hard to tell just what it means.
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The faintly mystical aura of his biography and certain strange wanderings into romantic love do not so much humanize Gaitonde as make him more marvelous, more mysterious.
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But before we could hang our coats up, we heard yet another round, faintly, and without going to the window to check, pulled our coats back on.
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In "Land and Shade," the setting holds more interest than the plot: a fable-like, elemental story that sketches its characters too faintly to develop much power.
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In a moment that faintly echoed Robinson and white teammate Pee Wee Reese's iconic embrace seven decades ago, Mark Canha placed his left hand on Maxwell's shoulder.
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In the process, he revealed his new motif: giant poofy hair combined with a terrible and faintly Dinklage-esque accent from some unplaceable corner of Fantasy Europe.
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He's in and out like he's convinced he's left the oven on, and he manages the money shot so quickly it leaves judging Lexi Belle faintly baffled.
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She had pale skin unmarked by the sun, smelled faintly of scented soap, and had a soft-spoken manner that made my other two aunts seem coarse.
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Graffiti artists worked there unmolested, homeless people slept in the corners, the sidewalk smelled faintly of urine and the continuous crashing of skateboards left your head ringing.
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Didn't I realize that this seemingly benign, even faintly amusing decision might just be a stalking horse for the big project of taking down the administrative state?
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And over decades of association with Mr. Helms and Mr. Ellis, he never publicly denounced or even faintly criticized their notorious racism and belief in white superiority.
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Offred, a child of the post-feminist '80s, finds her mother's radicalism silly and faintly embarrassing — until she finds herself living in the misogynist dystopia of Gilead.
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While the Studio3 was most effective in dampening the noise, even it did not entirely cut out the sharpest voices, which I could hear faintly in the background.
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While his doctors say Marv is completely catatonic, family members swear that when they jingle some holiday bells near his bed, they can see his lips faintly smile.
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But the campaign to leave the EU is divided, and in danger of being hijacked by the right-populist UK Independence Party, which most voters consider faintly loony.
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"It's just a little bit blue," Mr. Al-Ajmi said, rubbing the silky and oh-so-faintly azure fabric that Mr. Allak had laid out on the counter.
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For every viewer who snickers at this, I reckon, there will be another who accepts it without a shiver, and a third who will be faintly freaked out.
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With the growth stages explained, we hurry back into the farmhouse, the rain now torrential, knocking the delicate white coffee flowers, smelling faintly of jasmine, from their stems.
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Candy-colored striations of dolomite and quartz ran through the tan granite, and human figures painted by Khoisan Bushmen three millenniums ago were faintly visible on the facade.
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Mr. Paddock is the only person who appears throughout, the Waldo whose distinctive frame and faintly lopsided gait our eyes quickly learn to seek out in every frame.
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Sheet-Pan Chicken With Sweet Potatoes and Fennel I love this idea for a lighter, faintly sweet, one-pan supper, with a lemony vinaigrette that crackles with brightness.
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"A Christmas cake is all about the fruit!" she said, offering me the most opulent, lightly spicy, ever-so-faintly boozy sample on the end of a toothpick.
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"So good to meet you," she enthused, ushering me into what resembled a massage therapist's office with a vaguely medical edge, the air smelling faintly like essential oils.
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He spoke with quiet urgency, his words faintly misshapen, and when he gestured for emphasis, he didn't seem to notice that his hands were right in my face.
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The whole place smells faintly of cacao, of sugared apricots and candied nuts and every sort of Turkish Delight—bitter and sweet and reminiscent of a distant homeland.
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Too bad, because he's in way over his faintly tousled hair, and that becomes clearer and clearer as the probes into the Trump campaign's interactions with Russia intensify.
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Listen (ever so faintly) as LeBron rips this guy a new one, including the presumably devastating line at around the 25 second mark mentioned in the tweet below.
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And while the restaurant also produces vegetarian tasting dégustations of the highest order, there's nothing dull, drab, or even faintly virtuous to be found on these meat-free menus.
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But if it made you smile, however faintly, congratulations: There's a good chance you'll find this aggressively retro, unabashedly cheesy exercise in nostalgia bait charming in spite of yourself.
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With its amateur cast of players that includes schoolchildren and grandmothers, the Yarrabah Brass Band does not always hit the right notes, and its rehearsals can be faintly raucous.
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The voice of the First Drowned faintly asks whether washing is still on the line in the world above, as though with his own death it must have disappeared.
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They become the kind of songs that sound good when blasted in a sports arena, when heard faintly in the background of a crowded bar, or coming through headphones.
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There's nothing like laying in bed in your empty apartment under your big, comfy blanket with the TV on faintly in the background and taking the longest, deepest nap.
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Some of the responses to the final bongs have been faintly farcical -- such as the members of Parliament who wanted to stand with heads bowed, as if in prayer.
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Article continues after the video below It can seem faintly ridiculous at times, but that's because these games aren't designed to make the job easy for the localization team.
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Eggman drives around in an aging pick-up truck named Jethro with no air-conditioning, a permanently down passenger window and GMC is faintly spray-painted on the back.
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Only once that was secure did he drop his guard, just a little, and start explicitly discussing the faintly ludicrous possibility that Leicester might win the Premier League title.
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A generically Fauvist portrait of Diego painted that year pictures a dapper, stiffly alert young man, standing straight in a way that feels faintly prophetic of Giacometti's eventual sculpture.
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It outlined the young people's backs with a faintly furred halo, while here, in the garden, it caught the head of a silver dandelion, fiercely, tenderly transfigured into light.
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To my astonishment, the alcohol burned faintly with a mere hint of anise and lime; it more closely resembled a meadow in bloom than the Phlegethon I braced for.
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We were faintly aware of the Cold War, that India was friendly with the Soviet Union, that an Indian astronaut had gone into space with a couple of Russians.
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The disease is an entrenched, well-funded, decades-in-the-making, right-wing propaganda network, one that exists to turn faintly sourced rumors into full-blown, politically convenient narratives.
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They've grown up with knowledge that shooting will probably have to be at least faintly printed on their resumes if they're ever going to get that NBA meal ticket.
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"The notion that Uber in London is a mosaic of 30,000 small businesses linked by a common 'platform' is to our minds faintly ridiculous," they said in the ruling.
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Each of us carries within us many "orphan diseases" — that faintly Dickensian phrase that typically severs the connection between people like me and the human family of ordinary people.
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It's in the faintly echoed tone of his guitar, overlaid with that fuzzed up other guitar line, the skippy drum beat and the mellow, mellow magic of his voice.
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Three rounded black shapes — reminiscent of a stingray's pectoral fins — extend from the widening column of colored sections, which are faintly reminiscent of a patchwork quilt or a harlequin's costume.
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Nothing ever happened between us and a few years later she shagged a mate of mine, who has repeatedly told me since that said girl "smelt faintly" of baked beans.
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" — Redditor punkwalrus'She listens to her iPod out loud' "She doesn't have headphones but she listens to her iPod out loud so faintly I'm constantly asking myself, 'Do I hear music?
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Short, compact and faintly menacing, Mr. Cianci walked about Providence with the swagger of a man who left his imprint on the skyline and even the pavement of the city.
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The Dong Yue car plant produces the Buick Envision, a faintly dowdy four-wheel drive exported to America since 2016, and which will cost about $8,000 more once tariffs bite.
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But Jennings's focus remains, happily, on the faintly madcap lesser-knowns who persuaded thousands of disciples to join them on an "errand into the wilderness," to borrow a Puritan expression.
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Cracked and speckled, tightly cropped, and bathed in a faintly blue hue, they represent both our desire for the vehicles that enable geographical displacement and the forces that restrain them.
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It's faintly astonishing to recall that Kelly was just 26-years-old when Donnie Darko was completed, with the script knocking about in various incantations for years prior to that.
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To sell this role properly you need a bankable and age-appropriate star with the same Faintly Sketchy Trader Joe's Employee vibe that has made Dellavedova so beloved a figure.
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But for Grigoriadis seems faintly suspicious of anti-rape efforts throughout Blurred Lines—suspicious of the young radicals at Wesleyan, suspicious of some of the cases brought against campus abusers.
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The respite is white kimchi — take a bite of each at once — which is made without chile, privileging funk over heat, and letting a clean, faintly mineral tang come through.
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"The notion that Uber in London is a mosaic of 30,000 small businesses linked by a common 'platform' is to our minds faintly ridiculous," Snelson said in the October ruling.
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They may faintly recognize the name Robert Mugabe, the country's president who has ruled with a mix of populism and cruelty for the entirety of Zimbabwe's 37 years of independence.
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Oyster leaves, which really do taste faintly of oysters (Banks is ironically allergic to the shellfish), sit next to polytunnels in which chicory, lemons, radishes, and dwarf kale are cultivated.
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A BLUE-FACED, faintly hung-over monkey perches near the ceiling of the British-born designer Caroline Weller's living room in Jaipur, in the north Indian desert state of Rajasthan.
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I can feel the sight of words written by a distant person who is faintly recognizable, perhaps even a past self whose recollection in the present invites an unwelcome visitor.
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One story arc follows a faintly melodramatic triangle among Mostro (Juan Carlos Hernández), who owns a bodega that binds together some of the story lines; his voluptuous wife, Samira (Ms.
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Schneider shades his portrayal of fear in unusual ways, sometimes grinning faintly at unholy decades-old memories as if greeting an old friend instead of just recoiling in abject terror.
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"Corinne's world is glamorous," the 24-year-old Miami native observes in the third person, and it's almost as if you can hear "The Imperial March" playing faintly in the background.
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His voice is deep and resonant, both quiet and loud, booming in certain unchecked moments but arriving faintly most of the time, as if speaking softly could somehow mask his size.
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When she tightens her voice against a shiver of strings and splintery beats, she can faintly call Björk to mind; "Pack of Nobodies" sounds a bit like a Lykke Li track.
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Black guillemots are faintly iridescent sea birds that can dive 30 meters (nearly 100 feet) beneath the surface of Arctic waters in search of food for themselves and for their chicks.
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Like Lubitsch, Iosseliani works under a peculiar idea of civilization, refusing to distinguish between aristocrats, thieves, and tramps so long as they maintain a certain endearing — if faintly ridiculous — noblesse oblige.
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He presides over the stark International Style building, home to many of the city's most tedious bureaucratic offices, and the broad, somewhat neglected Thomas Paine plaza, which smells faintly of urine.
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It's that sadness, that faintly dismal air of failure that they wrap around their Oswald Boetang suits, worn like Issey Miyake aftershave, that attracted me and countless others to the PSBs.
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Then go into the gold-plated elevator and then, after meeting with Trump, come down the elevator and wave to the cameras and faintly smile or say a few cursory words.
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Strictly in terms of taste, Banza rice has a faintly nutty, savory taste that gives it a lot more body than traditional rices — but in my opinion, it wasn't overwhelmingly present.
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" Of course Lee longed for the charismatic father she could barely remember: "What must it have been like to have a father whom women recollected with yearning and faintly dirty smiles?
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To a faintly embarrassing extent, what we have here are the components of a basic whodunnit: the lonely location, the clannish secrets, and the herrings that grow redder by the minute.
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The buildings are so high, and the old streets so narrow, that the sidewalks seem to have a faintly different climate—quieter, a little colder, lit dimly by straggling gray light.
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She went as the actual Mask, as in the bizarre and faintly terrifying Jim Carrey character from your childhood, and honestly fair fucks to her because the commitment is quite something.
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The family's two shiba inus were underfoot, the coffee table was decorated with back issues of astronomy and archaeology magazines and the whole place smelled faintly but persistently of maple syrup.
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"Destroyer" was among the most unexpected, just because the premise — Ms. Kidman plays Erin Bell, a dissolute, alcoholic Los Angeles detective with a sordidly violent past — sounded preposterous, even faintly risible.
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There was a wall full of aging trophies, and in the back, an old mural describing the shop's lofty vision was still faintly visible beneath a layer of Evernote-green paint.
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The 56-acre Liberty Square project, opened in 1937 as part of the New Deal, is a maze of dilapidated, faintly pastel-colored buildings on a treeless landscape of parched grass.
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Humble mame daifuku, a white ball of mochi with a surface faintly troubled by shadows, like the seas of the moon, has the comforting heft and smoothness of a river stone.
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" The New York Times review for the film that April noted it took on "a faintly purplish hue because of the secret affections that pass among the teachers and the girls.
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In "Sun & Sea (Marina)," an opera staged continuously on an artificial beach, bathers sang blithely of package holidays and disposable water bottles, and faintly sensed that the seasons are coming unstuck.
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The chopped-and-horror-screwed version of Luniz's "I Got 5 On It" faintly starts playing in the background and viewers immediately know where this is going, though Nwodim's character remains unaware.
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Krystal Stubbs, the anti-heroine of the faintly surrealist, anti-capitalist satire On Becoming a God in Central Florida, makes a great many mistakes over the first season's brisk ten-episode run.
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We don't live near the city, but the wind was still and I had been able to hear the sirens faintly when they were tested on the first Friday of the month.
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The apartment was quiet, with high ceilings and laminate floor, the only sounds coming from a UFC game trundling faintly in the background on a flat-screen TV, via a PlayStation 4.
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Rakish, dapper, not quite ruined, quavering with half-concealed amusement, courteous toward a fallen world, and somehow both urbane and faintly spectral, he could have stepped straight out of a Sargent portrait.
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That intangible sense of continuity, of weight, is missing here, so that you are always aware of the faintly humming machinery of the script, and of the willed subtlety of the performances.
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Do you stand in pubs wishing you were face down on the floor with an acid tab dissolving somewhere deep inside you while a Cast tribute band played faintly in the distance?
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Propped high on a pedestal at the exhibition, James's 1955 evening dress is a showstopper, a stole of black velvet opening like a flower to show off its faintly naughty rosy lining.
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"I believe there will be 11 Norwegians opposite us tomorrow night," she said the day before the game, in the faintly acerbic tone that managing a French national team seems to engender.
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A few songs here — "Don't Blame Me," especially, which faintly recalls Madonna's gospel-choir era — call out for melisma, or a soul-informed vocal approach that blends the tough and the nimble.
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The photo is not overtly sexual, however a casual observer would clearly conclude it looks like a post-sex pic as the 2 faintly smiled while they lay on a shared pillow.
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In a suburb of Tokyo, the unpredictable and faintly lecherous Mr. Nakano runs a shop selling secondhand goods, from T-shirts and air-conditioners to vintage Glico plastic toys from the 1930s.
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Such a narrator, standing at the podium to the left of the stage, made faintly visible by the lectern light, would declaim from the start to the finish of a feature film.
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Unlike a smooth, ivory-crumbed, faintly tangy loaf — the bread that clasps the ideal pastrami sandwich together — rye breads from Scandinavia and other parts of Northern Europe are bumpy, nutty and fragrant.
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From a side room, the faintly audible industrial clangs of Bruce Nauman's 1967-8 video "Dance or Exercise on the Perimeter of a Square (Square Dance)" function as the show's metronomic heartbeat.
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I nod and sweep the Geiger counter over the pile in front of me, climb a ridge in the work boots and see it open before me, faintly smelling of brimstone and rust.
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" Moffat was wistful about his own departure from the snow, saying he would miss Comic-Con the most and taking what he called his last opportunity to "faintly annoy 7,000 people at once.
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This entry leads to the Salon d'Honneur room of Guillaume Dupré (a 17th-century sculptor and medalist), where the famous crashed Pope piece "La Nona Ora" (1999), a faintly intriguing perversion, is positioned.
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Dropping via ODESZA's label Foreign Family Collective on January 22, Bloom revels in laidback grooves of a Balearic, faintly house-y persuasion, with burnished soul vocals to give each song a beating heart.
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Some compared that scene to the famous "I am the one who knocks" speech from "Breaking Bad," and the end of season four faintly echoes that entitled, menacing Walter White monologue as well.
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The movie starts off on an ominous note that soon turns faintly comic after a solitary man (Nick Offerman) enters a motel room that, partly because of the frontal presentation, resembles a stage.
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The studio for what is arguably the world's most successful online course is tucked into a corner of Barb and Phil Oakley's basement, a converted TV room that smells faintly of cat urine.
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Technically, the faintly lustrous silk duchesse satin overskirt was still being affixed to her at the instant of communion by a knelt helper fastening a semicircle of hooks and eyes around her waist.
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What has held Neymar back far more significantly was illustrated a couple of days before his birthday, during P.S.G.'s rout of Montpellier on the way to yet another faintly meaningless French title.
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All three of them were church boys, and that vision has a faintly religious cast—a union of two lovers, one praising and pleading with the same fervent breath, the other mysteriously mute.
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A glimpsed volume of Sartre reinforces the notion that hell is other people; nearby is James Joyce's "The Dead," and sure enough, to paraphrase Joyce's ending, outside, snow is falling faintly in Brooklyn.
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The fact that they continued to exist—spiderwebbing the region so delicately and yet on such an epic scale, and purely for the benefit of people who liked to walk—seemed faintly miraculous.
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At a viewing before the funeral for the five was held Monday at the R. G. Ortiz Funeral Home in Washington Heights, Ms. Stewart, 13, knelt before each coffin, faintly whispering her goodbyes.
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Like the way that, when the Macbeths wash Duncan's blood from their hands in an elegant glass basin, the stain stays faintly on their skin even as the water turns the color of claret.
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Zhang and Fukuyama both declaim their dialogue (primarily English, with a fair bit of Japanese and Mandarin thrown in) with a deadpan force that makes almost everything they say seem overblown and faintly ridiculous.
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Clay amphorae and iron wire, messy skeins of wool and burlap bags of coal, and flame and smoke were deployed in arrangements faintly redolent of human design, and yet bear an often unsettling autonomy.
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Their sites featured fun, unintimidating colors, most famously the shade of pale, faintly dusty rose known as "millennial pink," and their simplicity was offset by cute, Matisse-y cut-out illustrations and line drawings.
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A place of faintly anarchic-looking crusties and people who live on boats—surely among that lot there'd be types who'd get bang into collective action and set up dedicated workbenches for placard-making?
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The film, a faintly comedic, semi-autobiographical study of identity and the ambivalence of national belonging, tells the story of Yoav, played by newcomer Tom Mercier, and his struggle to reinvent himself as French.
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As the camera peers into Lord's invisible pores, his friend futzes with art supplies and confesses faintly shocking non sequiturs, like his youthful habit of falling asleep by fantasizing about raping and killing women.
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One, an underground hydroponic facility in downtown Manhattan, supplies avant-garde restaurants and pizzerias with rarities such as tiny, bright pluto basil and akatade, a Japanese water pepper that imparts a faintly anesthetic heat.
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Nobody will think you're a culinary trailblazer if you get the cacciucco, either, but you can console yourself with the tender shrimp, scallops, cod and clams in the faintly spicy and fennel-scented broth.
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The name went to the Solomon Islands in 1568, and, in 1942, into the vocabulary of everyone on earth who was even faintly aware of the events of the war in the South Pacific.
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The classic Sichuan dish gan bian si ji dou — green beans dry-fried in a wok on low heat until blistered and wrinkly but still juicy within — is revamped with cauliflower, stalks faintly green.
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Salt is added at the table to the diner's taste: Each pinch helps bring the soup into focus, its richness cut by the sweet red dates and a faintly medicinal tang from the ginseng.
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Two years later, after attending one antiwar rally and writing some faintly damning things about the Bush administration, I watched American troops roll into Baghdad and Mosul from the comfort of my living room.
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As the translators observe in their preface, one can faintly discern a plot: in a ruined city, a Hero poet prepares to overcome his Hamlet-like stasis and bring about the salvation of humanity.
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It's almost as if he were faintly ashamed at having to concoct yet more unlikely shenanigans—plots within plots, at the C.I.A.—at a time when unfeigned drama is bursting out of the headlines.
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The new MAVEN images do break new ground in revealing Martian "nightglow," which is a "common planetary phenomenon in which the sky faintly glows even in the complete absence of external light," NASA said.
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Of the three villains I spoke to for this story, all confessed that they were faintly aware of their role in the proceedings, although they may not have known they'd be a "villain," per se.
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On the other hand, the movie's condemnation of image-making and celebrity glamour calls up a faintly amusing contradiction in its casting of a young, gorgeous Franco Nero as a parking garage attendant and mechanic.
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Support for the conspiracy most recently surfaced at multiple Trump rallies and the sayings – including the faintly ominous "Where We Go One, We Go All" – are appearing everywhere from placards to Roseanne Barr's Twitter. pic.twitter.
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So much has changed since my generation struggled with a war (Vietnam), a military whose disgraced political and military leadership lied and led this country through a tragedy that still echoes however faintly these days.
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These requirements have the weight of prophecy and doom, but they're also faintly amusing, as though the elves lost their car keys centuries ago, and don't have the faintest idea where to look for them.
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Relocated to a farm in South Africa in the 1890s, Mr. Abrahamse's adaptation focused less on the faintly melodramatic love-triangle plot to recast the play as a fierce fight for possession of the land.
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The weeks to come will undoubtedly bring us some bad movies, and not even bad in a faintly redemptive way, or bad in the way that's rebranded as "misunderstood" a few years down the line.
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Yet Apocalypse manages to make him both uninteresting and faintly ridiculous, dressing him up in goofy purple face paint and piling on prosthetics until he looks like a castoff from a Star Trek fan film.
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In the work, child-like drawings of oval and rectangular forms that faintly resemble Islamic latticework are drawn with Indian ink on two sheets of tracing paper and placed one on top of the other.
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Wires converge from around the room on a pair of monitors, a softbox light, a glaring LED panel, and a camera whose eye is positioned less than two feet from Bonnell's pale, faintly perspiring forehead.
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Nearly always, my companions and I were the only visitors; the staff, who combined the roles of receptionist, curator, docent and locker-up-at-night, appeared faintly shellshocked that anyone had stopped by at all.
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His town hall in March of last year unarguably put him on the radar of voters who thought it was faintly ludicrous that the young mayor from a midsize Indiana town was running for president.
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As for why the authorities nickname the robbers, Professor McCrie said it helps to cement an image in the minds of investigators and the public even if it feels faintly like it glorifies the criminals.
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The technique is still experimental and relies in part on implantation of electrodes that seem to prime the largely-dormant part of the spinal cord to listen to faintly-echoed commands by the brain to walk.
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All of this raises the possibility — faintly — that while Trump steers the American right toward a foreign policy of retreat, appeasement, and non-intervention, liberals might rediscover their Trumanesque faith in the necessity of Pax Americana.
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He might have lived entirely sufficient to himself if he hadn't once, on an improbable occasion—he didn't, as a rule, attend evening receptions at work—encountered Angela, with her startled look and faintly panicky laugh.
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There is only one hotel on the water, the Coral Farasan Resort (276 riyals, about $107, a night), a boxy, two-star affair whose green hallway smelled faintly of sewage but whose simple rooms were clean.
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In Spain as in the United Kingdom and Denmark, the monarchy is a faintly symbolic collection of patrons of nonprofits, retained largely for tourism reasons and because it would be expensive and pointless to dismantle them.
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I preferred misir, whole red lentils cooked briefly so they don't lose structure, humming with berbere, a spice blend whose sulky heat is tempered by warming cardamom and clove and the faintly scolding bitterness of fenugreek.
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Faintly echoing Mr. Trump's falsehood about the president's origins, he questioned Mr. Obama's Americanism ("He wasn't brought up the way you were brought up, and I was brought up, through love of this country," he said).
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From a Gothic tower topped with the English flag, the coastline of Devon is faintly visible to the east, while the expanse of the Atlantic Ocean stretches west, the seas uninterrupted all the way to North America.
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This all sounds faintly romantic and lovely, but hang on and you'll see that I'm not just about to lead you through a misty-eyed list-piece of All the Good Times I Had at a Festival.
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For a moment at the entrance, visitors find themselves in a region of dim, green, subaqueous light before coming up for air, as it were, to a grand welcome from a huge, faintly smiling pink granite statue.
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Characters are nameless; dialogue is not flagged as such; dramatic "conflict" is kept to a minimum, and only faintly shaded in when it occurs; the self-reflexive narrative stops and starts, riffs and turns in on itself.
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Price's adulations of comic tropes no longer feel exciting and intriguing, but faintly ridiculous, as if they were scripted by someone who's only read a few comic books and is pretty sure they know what they're about.
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Mr. Sonnier first used neon in 1984, and by 1969 it had become his key compositional tool — glowing but only faintly radiant, and counterbalanced by glass or aluminum panels (often), or by mirrors or wire meshes (occasionally).
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Together, Dave Devine's guitar, Chris Thomas's bass, Melvin Butler's tenor saxophone and (very faintly on this track) Myron Walden's bass clarinet make a sound like damp wood underfoot, welcoming your step on a trail you've long known.
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His eyes appeared to be watering faintly as he looked toward his parents, who sat in the back of the courtroom, which was otherwise occupied by only court personnel, two F.B.I. agents and a handful of reporters.
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It opens with a long tracking shot as a buoyant jukebox hit ("In the Still of the Night" by the Five Satins) plays on the soundtrack, faintly echoing the famous tracking shot through the club in Goodfellas.
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Appearing behind a glass partition for his arraignment in San Diego County Superior Court on Tuesday afternoon, Earnest stood expressionless and spoke faintly as he gave one-word answers to procedural questions put to him by the judge.
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Many people were eager to hear the lifestyle icon and businesswoman's take on the scandal as it is faintly reminiscent of Stewart's own finance-related legal troubles when she was found guilty of insider trading back in 2004.
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IF OPINION polls maintain current trends, the sounds of pursuit by Donald Trump will reach Hillary Clinton's ears ever-more faintly as she enters the final straight of a long, slog of a race for the White House.
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But these elites told Axios that, while the current system is still functioning in place, a transition is already underway to a likely very different global political and economic order, one that is now at best faintly visible.
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Nineteen years since he planted his first tree, money from the fruit, which tastes faintly of pineapple with wafts of banana, has allowed him to swap a bicycle for a motorbike and to care for his extended family.
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The facts are that during Congressional hearings to approve Jeff Sessions as the nation's chief law enforcement officer, Desiree Fairooz laughed, loud enough for distant microphones to faintly record her scoffing at testimony being offered that praised Sessions.
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The subjects of these stories, it is true, have a faintly Houellebecquian aura: in the past weeks each day has brought a new example of what some in the party insist on calling its "issues around anti-Semitism".
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They ate popcorn and wore buckskin vests—this was a faintly ironic theme party, thrown by the editors of America , a new magazine that, since launching in the spring, has sold nearly a hundred thousand copies in France.
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She wrapped up her latest victory with a first-time clearance at 4.82m, having brushed the bar faintly, as Morris, having failed once at that height, then gambled on pushing the bar up to 4.89m and failed twice.
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In Atwood's novel, there's a sad little subplot in which Offred, desperate for moisturizer for her parched skin, steals pats of butter from the kitchen to use on her hands and finds herself smelling faintly of vegetable oil.
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Sally Sirota, a doctor from Cornwall, pointed out a paddle her father had gotten from an old Dutch sailor who had settled in the area after World War II. His name was still faintly visible in marker: Petraeus.
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Most of its Android rivals are now moving to an "ambient mode" that keeps two faintly drawn watch hands on the screen at all times, but it's not as good or as pretty as having a real watch face.
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"Homosapien" is a cybersexy nod to both Bowie and Gary Numan, but faintly holding the record together is a 12-string guitar played by Shelley that adds depth and bridges his new direction with what he became known for.
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The young Dallas outfit may be saddled with a faintly ridiculous moniker, but that only gives them more time to catch hold of a prospective listener and coax them into a false sense of security before dropping the hammer.
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While the cheers and jeers of protesters gathered outside the venue could faintly heard as DeVos spoke, the event avoided the scenes of students shouting down conservative speakers seen at universities around the United States over the past year.
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Kiehl's makes a Cannabis Sativa Seed Oil which is light enough to use on your face and makes it feel like a baby's butt and smell faintly like the glorious fields of hemp I once pranced through in Kentucky.
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James Corden does a great job of trying too hard—unlike Fallon, he doesn't overtip his hand, and unlike Stephen Colbert, I'm at least faintly aware of what he does on TV despite not watching either of their shows.
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Even a seeming moment of respite from the grinding perpetual motion — rendered by Leonard Bernstein and the Philharmonic in this clip as a passage of calm majesty out of Beethoven's Ninth — registered as faintly sneering, a parody of peace.
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But then so too has Liverpool's: a team that had barely even qualified for the Champions League since 19843 — just one, faintly embarrassing campaign in 2014 — has now reached two finals in two years, and won one of them.
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In the dense thicket of the internet lies a verdant patch of grass where dappled sunbeams peek through the leaves, resting fawns doze about, a troop of woodland mushrooms grows underfoot, and a brook faintly burbles in the distance.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)One of the few hiccups I ran into during my XPS 15 testing was a weird bug that caused the OLED screen to flicker faintly, typically when viewing images, docs, or websites with white backgrounds.
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"Diamond Tongues" vacillates between light, faintly romantic humor — her pal Nick (Nick Flanagan) is one of the many people who try to manage her expectations for stardom — and darker territory, as when Edith is taken in by an acting teacher.
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Everyone knows that what they are about to eat is a mistake—it has a fucking toenail on it, for one thing, and it is just as cartilaginous and faintly mucoid as it looks, it tastes fetid and somehow damp.
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" The song, which began in a hush, sounded faintly familiar: The brooding dignity of its melody, carried by Mr. McCaslin on tenor saxophone against a spooky stir of keyboards, bass and drums, evoked the mood of David Bowie's last album, "Blackstar.
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The Google Pixel 2 XL may have just launched this past week, but over the weekend reports began to surface that the device's OLED screen was already exhibiting signs of burn-in, which left UI elements faintly evident after switching screens.
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In the book, their mother/daughter conflict is very generational: Offred's mother is a relic of the women's movement of the '60s, whereas Offred is a child of the postfeminist '80s and finds the radicalism of the '60s faintly embarrassing.
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Some of the items on the list were faintly ridiculous — including baptismal records or evidence of prenatal care, both of which were cited in the Post article — but others were straightforward, if often difficult, requests for school and employment records.
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In a worst-case scenario that would faintly echo the financial crisis a decade ago, the defaults could worsen any downturn by destabilizing big non-bank lenders, such as private equity firms and hedge funds, and hitting employment across U.S. industries.
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It was rather heart-warming to hear the nostalgic, faintly defiant cheers for George W. from a crowd of cautious, quietly prosperous Republicans who do not want a thuggish property tycoon to rip America up and make it great again.
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Still, it's undeniable that this would have been the easiest way to sell the show to executives in a boardroom, and this would not be the first time a show's better qualities came hidden in a faintly embarrassing Trojan horse.
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The warm glow of a street lamp struggles to cut through the pea soup, but the details of the scene remain indefinite, blurry, faintly mysterious; the people's faces shrouded in shadow; the sky grainy and gray on the old-fashioned film.
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You feel what Mitchell felt about Woodstock: the urge to get back to the garden, fully aware that it can't be, that it's impossible and faintly annoying to think otherwise, but knowing also that people's best intentions are always beautiful.
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In "March" (2018-2019), the composition's flanking gray bands help concentrate the viewer's attention on the faintly gridded square overlaid with hesitant red-brown, gray, and dirty-white, ribbon-like lines tangling and untangling across the center of the painting.
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They are big honking doorknocker-looking things, all of them frosty with diamonds of various sizes; the gritting and faintly John Kerry-esque profile of the Patriots logo is progressively more swamped by all the garish gleaming going on around it.
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Many of his pieces are held together by excessive amounts of glue or multitudinous screws, as if to withstand an earthquake or a nuclear war—a funny effect, faintly evoking the embarrassment experienced upon finding oneself overdressed at a party.
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For quite a while Truhen can't decide whether Price is a psychopath (that would perhaps be faintly alienating to the reader, you feel him dimly sensing, with all the exquisite sensitivity of a feral pig charging an alligator) or a pragmatist.
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Most noteworthy is Ms. Girma's injera, the dusky, crepe-thin, faintly sour bread that sets the stage for the Ethiopian meal, as both platter and utensils: Dishes are spooned directly over it and strips are torn off to scoop them up.
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I've met Prince Charles subsequently several times, both formally and informally, but there was something about the faintly surreal nature of that first encounter — the civil inquiry in an atmosphere of near-anarchy and violence — that has stayed with me.
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"Bed of Letters" grew out of a hum and for a long time hewed close to Ms. Fleming's speaking voice, with lines delivered in a low, faintly guttural tone, while repeated piano notes evoked a blinking cursor on a computer screen.
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If the user can see a color faintly, says the app's creator, Vincent Fiorentini, then "you just kind of amplify it," like exposing a photograph longer; if the user is missing a receptor entirely, it will use the others to compensate.
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Among his best known early works are a series of graceful music stands, including the one at left in the collection of the Museum of Arts and Design, which faintly evokes the figure of a person holding a sheet of music.
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Starbucks is the faintly irresponsible thing that makes me responsible, the routine that props up all my favorite delusions: that I can, and do, live a life of sustainable luxury; that I can predict the future, at least a little bit.
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Courtesy Dolce & Gabbana Each dark-hued, ankle-length abaya in the collection is made with georgette and charmeuse fabrics, mixed with lace and floral detailing, which faintly resemble motifs from its spring/summer 2016 runway collection and fit Dolce & Gabbana's classic romantic aesthetic.
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The bright sliver of light on the lower left is illuminated by the sun, while the rest of the moon is cast into darkness but still faintly visible by light reflected off Pluto, just as "Earthshine" lights up a new moon each month.
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Much like the Snapper Rock sunsuit comes in colors and patterns that are definitely skewed toward baby girls without stuffing societal gender norms too far down your throat, the SOOKIbaby Stripe One-Piece Rashguard Swimsuit is faintly but perceptibly masculine in graphic design.
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But in 2016 a tribunal in London ruled that Uber drivers should receive the minimum wage, describing the company's view of itself in London as "a mosaic of 30,000 small businesses [ie, the drivers] linked by a common 'platform'" as "faintly ridiculous".
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The town's centre is beautiful, faintly Dutch (for centuries these parts had closer links to the Netherlands than the rest of England); the medieval spire of St Botolph's church ("the Stump") soaring above Boston's roofs like something from a Van Eyck painting.
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With his time at Middlesbrough having turned sour and none of his various loan employees willing to take him on permanently, his old Spurs coach Jol, in a faintly remarkable show of faith, took him back to Ajax on a season-long deal.
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The boiled crawfish are cooked in water seasoned with both cayenne and what Mr. Arceneaux describes as a commercial Chinese pepper mix, which leaves them faintly sharp but not too spicy; a similar blend is used on the crunchy, cleanly fried crawfish tails.
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Mr. Marston ("Maria Full of Grace"), who wrote the script with Julian Sheppard, dangles foreboding elements — a faintly threatening older couple (Danny Glover and Kathy Bates), a carving knife, a lamb's head on a kitchen table — but doesn't follow up on them.
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When I first began to research the exporting of the US border, I didn't faintly know the extent of it, though I would, in the end, visit the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Honduras, Israel-Palestine, Jordan, Kenya, and the Philippines, among other places.
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Hopefully, someday, you are able to gather yourself and get what you want, but even if you do you will look and feel faintly absurd as you just barely breeze by and incur the jeers of Mike Breen, who is watching you, somewhere.
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But there are also more tender photographs, and not all the nudes are self-portraits: Juergen Teller photographs a then-64-year-old Helen Mirren in the bath, her nipples faintly visible beneath the soapy water, her face steely and seductively absolute.
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In intricate calculations that even his friends doubted he could perform, Dr. Hawking discovered that black holes were not black at all when quantum rules were taken into consideration, but were in fact fountains of energy, fizzing faintly with particles and radiation.
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As film subjects go, the soullessness of the upper crust counts as low-hanging fruit, even before "Boris Without Beatrice" begins drawing a faintly meaningful parallel between Boris's life and that of Tantalus, for whom sustenance was always just out of reach.
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The large-scale compositions of demurely exuberant shapes that constitute most of the Austrian painter Bernhard Buhmann's American debut, "Fragments of Statue," look sweet and old-fashioned, but a faintly bitter aftertaste of self-consciousness puts them squarely in the present day.
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It's perhaps easier than it ever has been to imagine the US presidency as a one-man ego trip leaving wanton destruction in its wake, so it's to Metal Wolf Chaos' credit that it still manages to make that concept seem faintly ridiculous.
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We kept at it as we poured into the narrow street outside the pub in a crush of collective effervescence, in which both a strong sense of community spirit and a faintly electric undercurrent of criminality came through, as though anything could happen.
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But as the film proceeds — the overall arc is faintly dialectical, moving from cops to the impoverished Manila residents they investigate, and circling back to a killing captured on a security camera — the implication is that any reform is nominal or meaningless.
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In that moment I realized that I always instinctively knew Sukkot was near because of these annual winds — the breeze that invariably picks up in early autumn, carrying in the brisk air and the smell of dying leaves and faintly-burning firewood.
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The album ends with Williams's trudging but faintly glamorous take on "We Shall Overcome," the Civil Rights Movement anthem, with a droning synthesizer alternating between just two chords while Williams sings the lyrics in harmonized overdubs, echoes of D'Angelo's "Africa" ricocheting around. RUSSONELLO
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Amid a roiling backdrop — a woman is faintly speaking, electronics are howling, a piano is pounding — Ms. Galás savagely shouts, as if she's the star of a political rally, one of the last poems that Pier Paolo Pasolini wrote before his murder.
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Why does her writer friend Ronnie find Bridge Cottage poky and squalid, with "a faintly fishy smell as if an aquarium bubbled there," when the real Ronald Blythe told Highsmith's biographer Andrew Wilson it was "very clean and comfortable, orderly and warm"?
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But in "atomic 08," another transformation also takes place: the faintly delineated fossils of the preceding images are suddenly presented as fully drawn organisms, which migrate into "atomic 09" and metamorphose into spores floating amid atmospheric swaths of delicate greens and sunset rusts.
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In " The Senator Next Door: A Memoir from the Heartland " (Holt), Klobuchar wants voters to know that, despite her impressive degrees and her well-paid (and, to progressives, faintly suspicious) stint as a corporate attorney, she's just that feisty bell-bottomed Midwestern kid.
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It's arriving at a moment that feels like Peak Hiddleston, but it's still a welcome use of his particular image: few other actors would be as well suited for this role, which combines elemental ferocity and a polite, faintly dubious, openly artificial social mask.
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The film keeps all its scientists in lab coats and jumpsuits as though science couldn't possibly be performed without the right uniform, and treats its science-wizards almost as a separate species—a faintly daffy and obsessive species, but still an amiable enough one.
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"Monstars" are a wonderful metaphor for an unstoppable, but still faintly absurd, enemy that undergoes an amoral process to press their superiority into you; it was just sitting there for baseball's steroid era and the Bush Administration to come, and if anything, we underutilized it.
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Add some tactical shades to complete the look, and there it is—part Parcells homage, part Child's Drawing Of Jeff Fisher come to horrible life, but all of it imbued with a faintly upsetting Jon Gruden vibe and all of it, always, distinctively McAdoo.
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Let's set aside these proposals for a moment to first note that the aerosols plan faintly echoes a terrifying scenario that informs the latest offering from Retro Report, a series of video documentaries that study the continuing impact of major news stories of the past.
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I climbed a ladder to the top of a fermentation tank and agitated the young red wine within, pushing the floating grape skins back beneath the surface; it smelled warm and festive, faintly reminiscent of mulling spices, and left me splashed in crimson droplets.
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Otherwise they sold items that I found funny ("Warning: You are Entering a Red Neck Area," read one sign) or faintly disturbing (Confederate flags hung from a stall where a tattoo-wearing trader displayed his array of large daggers to a spellbound young boy).
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These fungi exude a milky latex reminiscent of skim milk, smell faintly of maple syrup when held under a lighter for a few seconds, older specimens have hollow stems, texturally they feel grainy, and they easily snap off at the base under any pressure .
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I don't know anyone in Lewiston or San Marcos, and the only person I even faintly know in Bangor is a guy who sometimes invites me onto his radio show; I know those cities pretty much exclusively as medium-small type in an atlas.
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All the old habitats, including Mr. Carson's pantry, the servants' dining room and Lady Mary's bedroom (faintly scandalous with its memory of Kemal Pamuk's coital demise) are painstakingly recreated, right down to the forks and spoons arranged just so on the Crawley dinner table.
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A man starts his adventure seeking light and walks through the field strongly while holding onto something faintly, but when he thought everything was going according to the plan, all of a sudden, he loses hope, like the moon getting covered by the night's fog.
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The car, bought new, really was sky blue, not white, but this is a blue that seems to have been tinted or stained by memory, by association with the hills, as when a white shirt emerges from the washer faintly dyed by a stray sock.
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That is the overwhelming characteristic of so many dishes: the aguachile in a bright green sauce that tasted faintly of lime and not much else; the zucchini flower enchiladas that were subtle to the point of forgettability; the tuna tostada; the immensely mediocre tacos.
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Zidane was restored as manager because he is seen, in Madrid, as a guarantee of Champions League success — he has won every single one he has competed in as a manager — but it would be faintly miraculous if he maintained that streak this year.
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And if — let us say — the Amazonian synod allows for married priests in special circumstances and produces a document with faintly-heretical formulations, then as with Francis's ambiguous shift on remarriage and communion, the change will matter, but not enough to break the church.
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This light, faintly tangy "sissel" rye (sissel is the Yiddish word for caraway) spread across the United States with Jewish delis; as in Scandinavian smorrebrod, the strong flavor of rye is perfect with rich and salty fillings, like pastrami, kosher salami and chopped liver.
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I'm pulling up to the West Hollywood Equinox to do nothing but weight-lifting for a full hour until I let out a Hulk-like roar from adrenaline and my crotch patch has a nice big sweat stain that smells faintly like vintage champagne.
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With that in mind, there is something faintly tragic about the image of a 22-year-old pop star who has been doing this since the age of 15-years-old, suspended in mid-air above a crowd of adoring thousands, trapped in a glass box.
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In it, the textile designer Celia Birtwell, a friend and muse, stands in a flowing gown smiling faintly at the viewer while her husband, the designer Ossie Clark, sits with a cat in his lap; a tall strip of daylight comes through the window, dividing them.
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When they gathered on evening corners, faintly luminous, and their murmuring rose in urgency, calling on stars, we feared they would leave us for worlds far, far beyond us, though we dared not ask, in their language so eerily ours, Will you carry us with you ?
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And at one point, he gets jarred out of his gung-ho persona for a second and a still shot of his stunned face remains faintly superimposed over the screen — as though Coop were standing back and watching himself play out a made-up TV story.
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It is a serene place, though its close confines are faintly reminiscent of one of Park's signature scenes, from "Oldboy," in which the imprisoned man at the heart of the film fights his way, guard by guard, through a claustrophobic hallway, armed only with a hammer.
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He manages this largely with satire — which, according to Valley, is so close to reality as to be questioned as satire by some of his Israeli readership, just as Portlandia might be seen, by those familiar with Portland, as only faintly more hyperbolic than the reality.
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The smooth, ruddy Obe Ata tomato soup pops with a faintly peppered kick that still shines if you enrich it with some cream: Egunsifoods African soups, Fairway Markets Manhattan (except Kips Bay) and Red Hook, Brooklyn; $8.99 for 17.3 ounces, $40 for four containers (frozen) from egunsifoods.com.
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She's an ace Everywoman, the star with that ineluctable something who also feels like best-friend material, the sort you can weep, laugh and close the bar down with, and who makes it easy to wake up the next morning feeling faintly optimistic about the new day.
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We get close to a dozen different perspectives on the crimes, from the faintly resentful reminiscences of the Aosawa housekeeper's daughter, to the lyrical musings of one of Hisako's childhood acquaintances who was obsessed with the enigmatic girl and later wrote a fictional account of the case.
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Some, like r/AskDocs and r/DiagnoseMe, skew toward the bizarre ("I somehow got a hair tourniquet inside my anus and I desperately need advice") and sensational ("I swear to god I hear [sic] radio stations faintly in my ears every night for the last 15 years.").
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While you're off at work making enough money to put a roof over that pile of fur's goofy-looking head, your dog gets to stay home and sleep, kicking their legs and faintly barking because they're dreaming about hunting small prey or some other stupid thing.
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In past centuries, when they were commonly served roasted at feasts, fewer free-flying wild ones existed here, and even today they seem to me more like feathered livestock than birds: huge, faintly menacing inhabitants of local parks and rivers, neither fully wild nor fully tame.
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Having done well to avoid what could have been a nasty injury, she rose to look faintly amazed that she had won in 10.85 seconds to join compatriot Justin Gatlin as a shock sprint winner as the U.S celebrated its first 100 metres double since 2005.
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The screenwriter Sarah Phelps clears out the cobwebs and adds a modern sizzle to this BBC update of Christie's 1925 story, starring Kim Cattrall (forever Samantha Jones of "Sex and the City") as French, her beauty faintly diminished by age, her longing tinged with predation and pathos.
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More than ten years ago, when the idea of memory enhancement was an even further-off dream, faintly twinkling as a possibility in some fruit flies that had been altered to have photographic memories, philosopher and author Michael Sandel wrote "The Case Against Perfection" in the Atlantic.
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But all seven of the central children are well-cast and give strong performances, and seen through their eyes, Pennywise seems like a real threat — a childhood nightmare improbably manifested in the real world — instead of like the faintly goofy, try-hard boogeyman he could so easily be.
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A rectangle of chain-link fencing hangs on another wall, strung with scores of flat graphic leaves that replicate car air fresheners; some actually are air fresheners, faintly permeating the gallery with their industrial perfume, just as the music from the video next door wafts into the space.
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Cheering on our athletes and celebrating the unifying force of the Games felt faintly ridiculous with Rio as the backdrop, whilst the glazed smiles of wealthy tourists seemed to mock its slogans: the "transformational power of sport" and "A New World" were conspicuously absent from the streets of Rio.
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The voices who get to make profound observations about America are almost exclusively male; with few exceptions (the queer college student Sam Black Crow, who, as the narrator feels compelled to explain, is "faintly mannish" but still "attractive"), women must die horrifically to make any statement worth reflecting upon.
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The family's motorcade sped down Washington streets en route to the graduation, but the White House press pool was kept in the parking lot of private high school Sidwell Friends, catching not even a glimpse of Malia though the sounds of the school brass band were faintly audible.
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At Bite of Hong Kong, a Cantonese restaurant that opened in Chinatown last spring, the trappings are classic: great round banquet tables draped in red tablecloths, lazy susans making idle revolutions and those faintly prehistoric fish that land on giant plates, swimming in ginger, still flaring their fins.
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There would seem no better way to promote sport and dispel sexist presumptions than through combined-gender competitions, though the strategic alliance recently formed by the PGA Tour and the Ladies Professional Golf Association comes across as faintly retro, given the forces fomenting revolution in the sports world.
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Flags in a faintly Soviet style fly on the Kop terrace at Anfield, honoring the five managers who most dominate the club's autobiographical mythology; even before he had won a trophy, a portrait of Rafael Benítez — known as the Rafatollah — was paraded through the streets around the stadium.
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LOS ANGELES — The home that Natasha Gregson Wagner shares with her husband, his sons and their daughter in Venice, a seaside neighborhood here, smells clean in a non-antiseptic way and, on a recent visit, faintly of the lilacs that rested in a vase on the kitchen countertop.
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A hauntingly surreal dream of excess half-remembered in tranquility, with those cascading keyboards and digital sputters playing faintly in the back of your head as a nagging reminder, the album squishes over song boundaries like overflowing bathwater; songs drip into each other and seep onto the floor.
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In the end, the theater was shuttered as it lived: mercifully dark, faintly smelling of body fluids and crammed to capacity with a mixture of starry-eyed young actors and ardent comedy pilgrims, each hoping for an intersection with comic history on an otherwise unremarkable corner of 26th Street.
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I was just trying to imagine what it would have been like for a Jewish family like mine, in a Jewish community like Newark, had something even faintly like Nazi anti-Semitism befallen us in 1940, at the end of the most pointedly anti-Semitic decade in world history.
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Atwood's creation of Gilead, like her creation of the futuristic wasteland that serves as a backdrop to "Oryx and Crake" and "The Year of the Flood," was informed by her wide-ranging reading in dystopian literature and related genres, lending these novels a faintly postmodernist density and gloss.
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Behind the furniture are three nested screens, onto which are alternately projected the Chrysler Building—faintly shimmering by day, a bright beacon in the murky city sky by night—and the corn and soy fields of Lucy's childhood, explosively green, as if touched up with Hulk-colored food dye.
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Going over a hill, for the first time in my life, I smelled an animal (a faintly pleasant oily wildness) before I heard or saw it: a coyote, half-amazed, half-terrified, tripping over itself as it sprinted away, too bewildered to take its eyes off of me.
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Still, even a couple of days before I left, when a friend told me she faintly remembered spending an afternoon in Gibraltar once as a teenager, I gently mansplained to her that I was pretty sure she was mistaken: Gibraltar, I told her, wasn't somewhere you could just go.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Up on the second floor of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, you might hear the rising notes of opera faintly ringing from a card catalogue or see people wearing headphones at the ends of the sheet music aisles.
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You can hear his side of the argument faintly, but mostly he exists in our minds: Struggling to get the goddamn shit this guy wants so he'll leave, working bleary-eyed at a shift no one ever wants, enduring the abuse in anticipation of his mandated-by-law ten-minute break.
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We premiered London-based pair Plaitum's first single proper—"LMHY"—some six months ago and since then Matt Canham and Abi Dersiley have been drip feeding their eerie, faintly industrial electronic-pop online, in the form of their self-titled EP and now Jagwa, out on Harvest Records on May 20.
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I love when a customer orders a cocktail sometimes called "bespoke" (whenever I see this funny, faintly stuffy word applied to drinks, I can't help imagining a Collins glass dressed in a finely tailored, charcoal pinstripe suit)— something devised on the spot to a customer's precise and sometimes peculiar specifications.
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But inside the couple's airy East Village apartment, which smells faintly of Assam tea and glints with eye-catching Indian regional crafts — miniature caskets inlaid with mother-of-pearl, hand-woven kauna grass baskets, carved wooden spirit masks collected on their travels through Rajasthan, Kerala and Goa — everything sparkles with light.
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In the same way that "James and the Giant Peach" is etched faintly into my memory in her voice, the biblical stories I heard at our Roman Catholic church on the weekends — and the rest of the week at parochial school — are inscribed indelibly in the earliest layers of me.
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In her studio, Opie had shown me an image from 2009 of Pig Pen looking soulful and handsome, gazing away from the camera, shirtless, the scars of a double mastectomy faintly visible below each nipple, the word "ambiguous" in graffiti-like scrawl next to a large tattoo of a beating heart.
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Downtempo and fixated on slow, steady burn, her musical euphoria appears when she savors snaky lines of melody, when keyboard textures thwock and ping against your ear's expectations, when rays of electronic light crisscross and leave the drum machine faintly shaded, when sonic contrast creates a hushed, fragile, hesitant mood.
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But mostly, when I think about the queasy benefits of membership in America's overlord caste, I think about the ludicrous high-intensity hobbies, which are so grandiose at their upper end as to only faintly qualify as fun, and which generally look more like complete delusional breakdowns with uncommonly high production values.
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Conversely, supporters rarely take issue with a tacit habit when a footballer performs well – in fact their attitude usually falls somewhere between accommodating and faintly admiring – and thus there will always be a whiff of hypocrisy to those who take a stand against what is often the worst kept secret in the game.
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For many years, the troubles roiling very different countries in the Middle East have been making headlines, and while I can understand that Mr. Hunter wants to keep the focus on the interpersonal relationships among his American characters, I began to find the lack of specific discussion of the region faintly exasperating.
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Lightly veiled, domesticated variations on fetish wear emerged last September on the spring 2016 runways of unlikely designers like Carolina Herrera, where a faintly recognizable harness embellished an otherwise pristine white dress, and Marissa Webb, who showed an airy spring dress with a curious hybrid of leather porn-shop harness and fishing vest.
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The result is a surprisingly delicate cider that straddles sweet and savory, with a dry, floral streak of baking apples and a faintly saline undercurrent of white miso and umami: Diner Brew Company Bisou Miso, $9 at the Natural Wine Company, 211 North 11th Street (Roebling Street), Brooklyn, 646-397-9463, naturalwine.com.
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Whereas Roth kept the novel in the first-person perspective of his eponymous childhood self (a perspective the series sometimes recreates with low-angle shots, faintly overheard adult dialogue, and the terrified face of young Azhy Robertson, who plays Philip), Simon prefers to use ensembles to illustrate multiple facets of a historical moment.
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The delight of the film is Totoro himself, who is at once adorable and faintly threatening, and the other creatures who populate his world, in particular a large, grinning, centipede-legged cat that also doubles as a magical bus, his flank opening, woundlike, to allow Totoro and his human friends to climb aboard.
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But there is also a quiet, chastened strain in "House of Lords and Commons," whose title recalls Shelley's famous assertion that poets are the "unacknowledged legislators of the world," while also suggesting, I think, the influence (at times faintly damaging) of William Butler Yeats, who served in the Irish senate for two terms.
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That didn't happen—the Warriors, led by a commanding and outwardly chill Durant, went on a 45-12 tear over 14 minutes in the first half and the game was never even faintly a game after that—and a lot of people wound up going to bed a bit earlier than expected.
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Fur collars, body jewelry, a faintly Biblical ensemble worn by Father Yod from the Source Family, and the album cover from the original cast recording of Hair all set the scene in a cohesive way, along with some smart atmospheric touches from MAD's team, like walls of hanging beads and a lush classic-rock soundtrack.
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Captain America, started off as a fascinating, faintly plastic character in Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), graduated to comedic foil in The Avengers (2012), transitioned into a man out of time and place in The Winter Soldier (2014), and became a de facto leader at the end of Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015).
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He sings, too, in a faintly breathy voice that follows the music's lead; often his lyrics are weird enough to suggest oblique attempts at satire (sample: "Gonna eat so much fish I think I'm gonna be sick/gonna blow all my cash on anime," also "It's cool to be a cat/meow meow meow").
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