"Superhero movies are our modern folklore—and folklore is important," Nyong'o continued.
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The songs used were "Papa Bois" and "Folklore" from my album Folklore.
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Folklore, Destination Singapore Beach Road, 700 Beach Road, Level 2; parkhotelgroup.com/en/destinationbeachroad/folklore.
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It's not at all what you think of as folklore, but it is folklore-based.
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Superhero movies are, as she describes it, "our modern folklore," and folklore tells us a lot about who and what we value as a culture.
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You know, listen, the folklore about Sumner is folklore to me, though I know real stories and I don't want to make a comment on it.
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Mr. Dylan was a regular customer at Mr. Young's original Folklore Center, and his little-known song "Talking Folklore Center" described the lure of the place.
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Civil War folklore, Native American folklore—a blend of stuff from that area of the country to flesh out this whole kind of universe we were created.
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Folklore from more than a few cultures has stories of
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Local folklore says a shipwreck brought the horses to Assateague.
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I did a lot of research into folklore and mythology.
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Rasool launched The Folklore with 19 designers and 115 styles.
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Since that point, the album's become part of musical folklore.
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Myrick: We used American contemporary folklore as a reference point.
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Which ones may be more based on tradition or folklore?
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The indigenous peoples are usually shown with stereotypes of folklore.
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According to folklore, this hidden area is still haunted today.
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But "popularized folklore" can play a role in shaping AWEs.
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"The time for folklore has passed," Ginastera declared in 1962.
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What drew you to studying folklore in the first place?
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Bogs have always been forbidding places, rich in sinister folklore.
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There are comic storytelling jaunts that incorporate elements of folklore.
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But generally she hewed to a kind of populist folklore.
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In Hindu folklore and ancient poetry, yogurt is frequently mentioned.
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Apparently, Didzbalis is a demon straight out of Lithuanian folklore.
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"As human beings, we like folklore and tradition," Igel says.
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"The question we both asked ourselves was why African-American folklore vanished," said Ms. Tatar, a professor of folklore and mythology who has edited annotated volumes of the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen stories.
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In some ways it's damaging to have this folklore around them.
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The bosses, culled from religious folklore and mythology, are particularly unnerving.
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But first, let's take a closer look at this moon's folklore.
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It's a fantastic story inspired by the folklore of medieval Russia.
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Al Capone wasn't always a mythic antihero of American gangland folklore.
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President Donald Trump's attention span isn't exactly the stuff of folklore.
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His sheer stubbornness entered Catalan folklore and endeared him to Catalonians.
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The folklore around the killing, it would seem, has just begun.
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A golem is a being from Jewish folklore created from clay.
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Black girls, popular folklore suggests, don't grow up to be princesses.
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Olive oil is central to food and folklore across the Mediterranean.
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She wrote "Mules and Men," a collection of African-American folklore.
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It is separate from North America's Sasquatch and Big Foot folklore.
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Ever heard folklore about animals "sensing" an earthquake before it arrives?
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The exhibition also highlights its presence in folklore from various cultures.
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Here's a rundown of some of history's most pervasive eclipse folklore.
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Sasquatches. These legendary, bipedal apes are—according to most scientists—mere folklore.
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The figurative, folklore-ish forms they take on feel like an afterthought.
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In many cultures, sharks have been part of the folklore for centuries.
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It's the fascinating, gripping, and at times unsettling tales of American folklore.
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Hellboy really began to draw on Russian folklore later in the series.
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Folklore and flavour is at the centre of everything the pair do.
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The Celtic scholar Sharon Paice MacLeod has written extensively on Irish folklore.
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Astrology, alchemy, folklore, tarot, and mysticism are all in the mix, too.
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As pieces of folklore, he says, the phantom clown sightings are fascinating.
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WESTERN audiences have grown used to the marauding heroes of Arabic folklore.
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Costumes, folklore and traditions from different cultures flood me with inspirations, too.
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He even hired a guide to give him insight into Icelandic folklore.
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But an entry into New York's foodie folklore isn't bad for business.
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It's like a world that folklore is no longer built to comprehend.
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Insights about bedbugs emerged from other surprising sources, such as Hopi folklore.
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But at the same time, Mr. Acharya is passionate about Bhutanese folklore.
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Age-old investing folklore says that risk and return are inextricably linked.
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Weinberg's use of Jewish folklore, in turn, may have affected Shostakovich's aesthetic.
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His work has always leaned on folklore, superstitions and old wives' tales.
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Folklore tells us that unicorn horns have the power to heal the sick.
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The creation and sharing of this stuff is as old as folklore itself.
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Chinese and Japanese folklore says you can always find one on the moon.
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The cash ban "made us a folklore name in this country," Sharma said.
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African folklore is just as rich, and just as perverse as that shit.
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Academics call it digital folklore: modern mythmaking at the behest of social media.
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Today, this anecdote continues to add to the folklore around the legendary locale.
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She's back with an new book that similarly delves into folklore, Spinning Silver.
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Yuki-onna, or, Snow Woman, is a popular winter spirit from Japanese folklore.
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Aside from ancient Greece, mermaids have appeared in maritime folklore around the world.
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The main narrative is simple and haunting, like a fragment of local folklore.
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Lyrical themes are carefully thought-out references to ancient cultures, folklore and Nietsche.
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His disappearance made Holt's death part of Australian folklore, and provoked furious debate.
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The Kingsguard resemble the heroic "white knights" of medieval folklore, but they're corrupt.
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He's a clockwork Belsnickel [a less-than-jovial representative of German Christmastime folklore].
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Like the history of America, the history of folklore is messy and complicated.
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Per the Sentinel: Meanwhile, the cows must have their own folklore to tell.
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Company makes the journey fly, as evidenced by one anecdote from Celtic folklore.
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We've got workshops on dance, music; panels; Haitian cuisine; folklore; games for children.
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This lieutenant colonel became a part of my family's folklore to this day.
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Ms. Moses, now 55, always assumed that was nothing more than family folklore.
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Or, to put it another way, to make folklore out of the feckless.
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In creating the carousel's seats, Hayon took inspiration from folklore and fairy tales.
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And according to age-old Wall Street folklore, the trend is your friend.
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Slendy's popularity spawned the rise of home-grown internet folklore over the decade.
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Skier 8, a folklore scholar, said that wolverines, in Finland, signaled safe travel.
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The answer is a complicated tangle of folklore, history, and good old superstition.
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Japanese folklore glitters with powerful female spirits and demons who terrorize the living.
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After earning a master's degree in literature and folklore from Columbia University in 19803, Professor Abrahams returned to the University of Pennsylvania, where, under the direction of Professor Leach, he was awarded a doctorate in literature and folklore in 1961.
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It probably doesn't, but it's very much folklore and tradition that's been passed down.
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"We decided to cheat a little," the real Hertzfeld confirmed on his site Folklore.
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Who doesn't want to see various folklore and creatures come together for a romp?
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Since then, their rivalry has probably added more to cricket's folklore than any other.
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You know how, in folklore, mermaids often sing to pull sailors into their orbit?
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He loves reading about folklore, Arthurian legends, the past, the paranormal, anything like that.
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At Izzy Young's Folklore Center, indigent troubadours like Mr. Dylan could listen to records.
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All folklore aside, the Kola Superdeep Borehole is super interesting in its own right.
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These "ethically sourced" stuffed animals are dressed in archetypal costumes inspired by historical folklore.
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Nordic folklore tends to view the northern lights as a not entirely benign phenomenon.
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In folklore, the trickster figure is a cunning rulebreaker, positioned disruptively outside conventional mores.
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If you like plucky and articulate heroines, sepia-seeped aesthetics and folklore, try this.
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They only care about the folklore, but not about applying rights in Indigenous territories.
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The test appears as late as the 1699, in a book of German folklore.
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As the legend in Jewish folklore goes, Lilith was the first wife of Adam.
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Some said they were a family of jinns, the supernatural beings of Arabian folklore.
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It is opaque, clannish, secretive, and obsessed with its own jargon, codes, and folklore.
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The director Ali Abassi blends romance, crime, folklore and horror in this captivating drama.
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Lore, like the podcast, is based around real and scary events, usually rooted in folklore.
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The haetae, known also from Chinese folklore as the xiezhi, is an omniscient mythical beast.
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He plants hints of Native American and Egyptian symbolism throughout, as well as vampire folklore.
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Scripts draw heavily on Yakut folklore, a tradition rich with fantasy, mysticism and otherworldly realms.
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We fight sometimes, it makes for some folklore, but people keep coming to see us.
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"Locana offers a healthy lifestyle, great food and folklore fairs all-year round", Mattiet said.
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For instance, folklore suggests that Christopher Columbus knew a lunar eclipse would happen on Feb.
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And the last room takes the name of Black Annis for the folklore ghost creature.
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She took over the task from the nisse, a goblin-like creature from Danish folklore.
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LONDON — We all know from children's books and folklore that foxes are curious by nature.
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Videos showcasing cabaret scenes from old DVDs, before they were banned, also incorporate Persian folklore.
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And 70 percent admitted to following "folklore" prescriptions like avoiding going outdoors with wet hair.
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The word sparked several parody accounts, which quickly invented their own "covfefe" folklore and backstory.
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Like Punxsutawney Phil, the agency's ability to foresee the future is more folklore than fact.
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In the folklore of the start-up world, few figures loom larger than the teenager.
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The origin stories of successful tech moguls and their companies have become modern American folklore.
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YONKERS Family Day: Inflatables, performance by Folklore Urbana, art projects, star shows and balloon art.
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YONKERS "Family Day," inflatables, performance by Folklore Urbana, art projects, star shows and balloon art.
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"The Nokk is inspired by Nordic mythology and folklore," Disney animation supervisor Svetla Radivoeva said.
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According to Mongolian folklore, the worms hide in the sand, creating underground tunnels of sorts.
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The narrative behind Jay Electronica has been recounted so many times it's practically modern folklore.
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The tanuki — or raccoon dog — is considered a master of shape-shifting in Japanese folklore.
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American Folklore: Scary Ghost Stories A collection of classic and newer scary stories and podcasts.
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In 1985 he joined the folklore and folk life department at the University of Pennsylvania.
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There's a rule in the world of blockchains so ingrained that some call it folklore.
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The work draws from myths of Obeah women, ocean-dwelling sorceresses in Afro-Caribbean folklore.
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Leprechaun may not be real, but one family is trying to keep the folklore alive.
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Leprechauns are tricky mythical fairies in Irish folklore who like to pinch anyone in sight.
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But then the movie swerves — guilelessly and effectively — into the realm of folklore and fable.
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"I draw from that history and culture and folklore to make my stories," he said.
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Ben Radford is a folklore and urban legends researcher with the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry.
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Like most country dwellers, Zhang's knowledge of the plants is based off of local folklore.
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Japanese folklore might be the best kind of folklore going, as it happens, and that's why we got so giddy when Madam X hopped into our inbox and asked us if we wanted to watch the incredible video that's just sprung from her Kaizen label.
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Obviously, the folklore of the song has become that that word, 'MMMBop' is a new word.
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Watch the video and find out where some of the folklore surrounding Friday the 13th originated.
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A Snopes search for these stories turns up nothing; all of them are now considered folklore.
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In Wampanoag folklore, the Pukwudgie is a vicious, goblin-like creature covered in porcupine-like quills.
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In their folklore, the mountain is the birthplace of the founder of the first Korean kingdom.
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Norse Mythology doesn't cover the entire body of Norse folklore, but it's a great general introduction.
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The Cold War history of harassment by Cuban agents is now part of American military folklore.
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The Penanggal of Malaysian folklore is at the top of the list of the most disgusting.
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The group did this by exploring local legends about what was poisonous in folklore, he said.
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As far as British folklore goes, King Arthur is up there as one of the greats.
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Frank Meier was a very 1930s character: colorful but discreet, a mix of folklore and professionalism.
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He has a background in Slavic studies and draws inspiration from mythology, folklore and fairy tales.
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"It's like a fashion show of folklore, as if the indigenous were just clothing," she said.
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Kikanbou means "spiked bat," which is the weapon wielded by "oni," the demons of Japanese folklore.
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Liyuan opera storylines are traditionally derived from Chinese folklore and incorporates traditional musical instruments with acrobatics.
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In folklore, Mongfind takes various forms from a goddess to a witch-queen, even a banshee.
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The glossy animation is riddled with subtle yet creative references to art history and English folklore.
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Moonshine is about folklore, survival, politics, war, taxes, NASCAR -- and now it is a growing industry.
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While sometimes these rules are grounded in science, other times they may be rooted in folklore.
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Folklore has it that the width and color of the bands can predict upcoming climate conditions.
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"Colonel Ripley's story is part of our folklore — everybody is moved by it," said Lt. Col.
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It's a smart, sleek superhero story that's grounded in traditions and folklore that feel centuries old.
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According to folklore, Penn State is home to a few different spirits, including a paranormal mule.
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Mr. Clark promptly went into seclusion, and until this week remained shrouded in rumor and folklore.
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Trilobites In Portugal, storks, the birds known in folklore for dutifully delivering babies, have become homebodies.
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As with fairy tales and other folklore, half-understood forces bear down upon the characters' lives.
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T.I.'s memory of the event has become music folklore, but Scott doesn't seem to mind.
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In 2009, a Finnish study tested folklore saying wounds are more infection-prone during this time.
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My grandmother entranced the children with tales of Brer Anansi, the clever spider from African folklore.
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One play can make you live in Super Bowl folklore for the rest of your life.
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The genius, the brilliant mind trapped in a wrecked body, are archetypes of literature and folklore.
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Something about that story never sat right with Stephen Winick, who has a Ph.D. in folklore.
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In a short stack of collections, poets mine traditional folklore and fairy tales for modern wisdom.
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In Google Search folklore, this has translated approximately as: Stars are a way to get clicks.
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Woods's ace in his first professional start in Milwaukee in 1996 is part of sporting folklore.
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At the performance of Negro Folklore I attended, the audience was decidedly Caucasian and presumably sympathetic.
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Berryman's seemingly simple reenactment of Negro Folklore deftly establishes the primordial link of singing to work.
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"I try to portray local stories and folklore from our community with bamboo puppets," Iskandar said.
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Anyone who's read King knows that the author is keen on borrowing popular mythology and folklore.
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The expedition has become part of Canadian folklore, in part because of the crew's appalling fate.
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Those records helped Venezia determine whether some of his personal family stories were fact or folklore.
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In Japanese folklore, the Hone-onna is a female skeleton who lures men into her cavern.
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The gong is held by two enormous carved wooden oni, mischievous supernatural creatures in Japanese folklore.
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But for many of Salem's residents, witchcraft is more than mere folklore or a stereotyped tourist attraction.
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Across folklore and within single tales, Baba Yaga shifts between a maternal helper and a cannibalistic villain.
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"Knowing nothing about Argentine folklore at the beginning, I naïvely believed that anything was possible," he said.
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It approaches the idea of cults, sacrifice, and small-town folklore in a new and imaginative way.
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" And: "She wondered if I permitted myself to be free enough inside to understand what folklore was.
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And telecoms folklore has it that the even numbers (2G and 4G) do better than odd ones.
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Thelma is a superhero horror movie about the terror of growing up The same goes for folklore.
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"Sarah" is beholden to the "tall tale" aspect of King's work, and his fascination with American folklore.
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Everything from the creatures to the landscapes they inhabit are grounded in known, but less popularized folklore.
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Iceland's heroic performance at this tournament is one of those achievements that goes down in footballing folklore.
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In Dutch folklore, St. Nicholas travels once a year from Spain on a steamboat laden with presents.
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The priest described the gathering as "just folklore," featuring men in fur hats and imperial-era costumes.
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Both draw from the folklore of the monsters at their core while amplifying their narratives with humor.
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Krampuskarten depict Saint Nicholas's darker counterpart: the devilish Krampus, whose current image visually carries centuries of folklore.
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This sequel has the potential to be completely original and not beholden to any traditional hetero folklore.
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Fyre Festival and its tale of myriad problems has been recounted so often it's practically already folklore.
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It's hard to tell what aspects of this are just part of the structure of folklore itself.
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He uncovered this "monomyth" through studying the folklore and cosmology of religions and cultures the world over.
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A Finnish study published in 2009 tested folklore saying wounds are more infection-prone during this time.
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There's a flood of new and forthcoming fantasy fiction that draws on African mythology, culture and folklore.
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In local folklore and traditional medicine, the pangolin's scales are thought to provide a variety of benefits.
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But a new study published in Seismological Research Letters finds that the connection is nothing but folklore.
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Those elements define his music too: a loose meld of American folklore, halcyon pop and free jazz.
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It was where I learned about black life in the South — its folklore, traditions and spiritual foundations.
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Tatar, a professor of Germanic languages and literatures at Harvard, is an expert on folklore and mythology.
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"The collection was inspired by Mayan folklore and the intersection of Mayan and Catholic rituals," says Annece.
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He is ingrained in American folklore, immortalized on postage stamps and honored with a posthumous Pulitzer Prize.
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Audiences should not expect "only 'Latin-sounding' folklore-based compositions," Mr. Sachs commented in a news release.
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Mr. Ratmansky's production features the same quartet of characters — taken from Russian folklore — as more traditional versions.
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But the Nordic curriculum instilled in students a pride in, say, their Danish history, folklore and heritage.
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The score, meanwhile, is a unique blend of neo-classical elements, Eastern European folklore and French harmonies.
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Grimm Forest is home to familiar faces from folklore, but they play roles you might not expect.
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"Sacred Deer" feels like a dark, opaque bit of folklore transplanted into an off-kilter modern setting.
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Today, the Monto area has faded into folklore, along with the names and lives of its women.
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Some of these schools are rooted in science, and others in something more accurately described as folklore.
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There's also been a lot of folklore about how many overdubs were done to enhance the recording.
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"This one is called 'beefsteak fungus,'" Osmond says, revving up to tell us yet more fungal folklore.
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Brazilian folklore has been removed from the educational grid and this is just one example of many.
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Hurston was thirty-six, but still a semester shy of becoming the first black graduate of Barnard College; she was down below the Mason-Dixon Line to collect folklore and oral histories for the American Folklore Society and for the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History.
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"Streaming show based off a podcast about scary folklore" doesn't necessarily suggest a high caliber of acting talent.
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Theirs is a historic triumph, a season that will go down in the dusty annals of footballing folklore.
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VICE: In Lizzie , you're playing a real person surrounded by over a century of iconography, legend, and folklore.
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She's mixing Southern Gothic and black literary fiction traditions, over the common ground of small-town family folklore.
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According to folklore, St. Patrick banished the snakes from Ireland, driving them to the sea where they drowned.
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Case often explains her songwriting as an exercise in fairy tales: She's undercutting existing myths, creating new folklore.
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ACCORDING to internet folklore, the very first spam e-mail was sent in 1978, to around 400 recipients.
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The Bloody Board has gone down in online folklore as one of the stranger parts of the web.
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"The history of pizza here is a lot of folklore," explains historian and local food scholar Carina Perticone.
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In that sense, Lore is as much about the influence of folklore as it is the legends themselves.
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To be fair, that folklore sounds a bit victim-shame-y if I think about it long enough.
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Spencer speculated that the media may be "soulless golem, " a reference to magically animated beings from Jewish folklore.
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Some believe the disaster is just Hawaiian volcanic goddess Pele reclaiming her land, in tradition with local folklore.
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He's a Russian folklore character, but I created an origin that draws on a couple of different folktales.
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Charles, 68, and Camilla, 69, stand proudly alongside local folklore group, Osijek 1862, in their traditional national costumes.
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This one is similar to the first album in terms of folklore but there's more depth of meaning.
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They characterize these events as the work of malevolent tricksters, similar to the ghostly "skinwalkers" of Navajo folklore.
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Others are clearly inspired by Japanese folklore: there's Walkappa, based on the iconic turtle-like Kappa, for instance.
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This model is widespread in folklore, and was relatively popular among scientists for a few centuries as well.
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Her books are rife with references to pop and geek culture, as well as to legends and folklore.
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The Chinese government is trying to preserve the Miao culture through museums, folklore festivals and other touristic ways.
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Remember: "This is a story in large part about folklore, this is a story about rumor," Radford says.
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Some of the most haunted castles and mansions in the world are rooted in history, folklore, and fables.
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Mr. Ingolfsson said in an email that locals had asked to have the rock cleaned to honor folklore.
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Some of the works grapple with the artist's recurrent themes, like folklore and his native city, Baghdad. qm.org.
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Feb. 29 comes only once every four years, bringing with it a whole slew of superstitions and folklore.
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The book also gives a good account of your experience at Fear's SNL appearance which has become folklore.
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It's inspired by folklore, rivalry, and religion, among many other things that are easily influenced by human emotion.
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Local folklore, new tropical music and even house and techno were both welcomed and well received in Latora.
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According to local folklore, "The Ghost Boy of Clinton Road" will return coins people throw into the creek.
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To help children relate to concepts, activities incorporate local dialects, folklore and natural materials from the local environment.
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Student Opinion Bhutanese folklore says that to be happy, one ought to contemplate death five times a day.
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Bhutanese writers are publishing books more than ever before — fantasy novels, poetry, short story collections and especially folklore.
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If that little bit of folklore doesn't lend it to gangsta rap, it's hard to say what would.
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The alto saxophonist Yosvany Terry blends twisty contemporary jazz with buoyant Cuban folklore, sacrificing little along the way.
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"I have a free apartment in New York; I'm living in one of these folklore tales," she said.
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In his tirelessly experimental music, Abakuá and Lucumí folklore become an invitation to enter a diffusely contemplative space.
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Mr. Young was the subject of a documentary, "Izzy Young: Talking Folklore Center" (1989), directed by Jim Downing.
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He began developing interdisciplinary programs at the university that explored the intersections of language, dance, music and folklore.
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So much of what I think is interesting about AVAIL is that a lot of it is folklore.
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The orders and jobs lost to Italy's capital-goods industry in the 1990s are part of German business folklore.
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The Wampus in Native American folklore can sometimes shape-shift and often is seen as an omen of death.
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Be careful though — according to local mystery and folklore, Squijor is a place of magic, witch doctors and sorcerers!
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The folklore of the napkin atop the head is just there to restrain the smoke coming off the bird.
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She wrung startling drama from traditionalist songs turned contemporary in a set that spanned folklore, humor, grief and rage.
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Devotion is, ultimately, a family story that uses Taiwanese folklore and religion to build out a full, rich world.
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Every week for a year, the animator, designer, and director animated a new illustration depicting a creature from folklore.
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Chu-chan, in particular, might as well be a Yokai: one of the countless supernatural figures from Japanese folklore.
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Folklore holds that the seventh son of a seventh son will be imbued with special, if undefined, mystical powers.
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Folklore, mythology, fairy tales, religion, at times the occult — these are the things that I'm the most interested in.
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Some people would join these state-sponsored folklore ensembles in order to defect once they were in the West.
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In Black culture, folklore remains an essential mode of passing down stories, customs, and beliefs from generation to generation.
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The Man who Killed Don Quixote Terry Gilliam's two-decade struggle to make this film has entered movie folklore.
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The intrepid, and often ill-fated, adventures of explorers such as Captain Robert Scott have gone down in folklore.
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According to Voodoo folklore, a natural death was a way to escape the brutality and subjugation endured in Haiti.
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It was an early example of how folklore can turn very quickly into fake news and get widespread attention.
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It is also the story of a woman on her way to becoming a preeminent collector of black folklore.
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Reinterpreted folklore is popular in fantasy literature, and Katherine Arden's debut novel is a great example of the genre.
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"The Planet Eaters" grew out of Mr. Rawls's travels in the Balkans and his study of the region's folklore.
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According to popular folklore, discontent in the oil-rich Niger Delta bubbled over in the late 1990s when Gen.
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I grew up in a historic home, in Ipswich, Massachusetts, a place rich with colonial history, and homespun folklore.
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The lives of our ancestors were so intertwined with nature that most ancient myths and folklore revolved around nature.
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Their massive room-sized wall mural evokes Gond folklore traditions practiced by one of India's largest and oldest tribes.
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Conspiratorial folklore about vaginas with teeth, that cause bloody castration, are also characters with doubled significance in Money Shot.
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"There was the idea that to be truly Mexican, you had to be or make folklore," Mr. Ruizpalacios said.
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Though some of these names have historical and cultural origins, many are rooted in folklore and are often overhyped.
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Folklore says that farmers would use the light of the harvest moon to collect their crops in the fall.
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Mr. Berryman leads the cast in an adaptation of the 1964 album "Negro Folklore From Texas State Prisons."thewoostergroup.
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The legend, as described years ago by the folklore expert Louis C. Jones, dates to before the nation's founding.
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But in his engagement with folklore, myth, and religion, he treads on a fine line between decoration and introspection.
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In the end, like always, his stubbornness paid off, and this incident would seal his place in Catalan folklore.
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One piece of youth-group folklore was a "game" in which a cup would be passed around a circle.
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The incident has passed into folklore as the moment when fascism was prevented from gaining a foothold in Britain.
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Card's writing is inventive and captivating, dipping into different narrative styles and playing with magical realism and folklore. —A.
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She graduated from Hampshire College and received a master's degree in folklore from Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada.
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After many decades of folklore and research, the Loch Ness monster has finally been found by an underwater drone.
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The discussions take in ethics, philosophy, folklore and rituals and cover almost every aspect of an observant Jew's life.
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These pieces explore the abiding connection between Cuban folklore and the West African nation where much of it originated.
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Western culture has stories about poltergeists, while Slavic folklore offers tales about domovye, spirits that are far more benevolent.
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It's a tricky and enigmatic subject that neuroscience, art, psychology, philosophy, folklore, and religion all attempt to grapple with.
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However, at the time, I was also doing some pretty serious reading of my own in mythology and folklore.
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