We've seen fringe emerge as a trend this season, but at Kane, the fringe was actual mop fringe.
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I see them as fringe the way I see ISIS as fringe.
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That put right-wing non-interventionists on the fringe of the fringe.
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But they have really presented themselves as not exactly fringe the way an MRA group would be fringe, or even the way the Daily Stormer is fringe.
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Yet a fringe party that draws half the vote is no longer a fringe.
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The fringe movements in Europe, then, may not be on the fringe for much longer.
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Dueling YouTube videos and posts indicate that this fringe of the far-right fringe has little traction.
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The Republican Party dismissed its angry fringe, only to find that fringe much larger than it suspected.
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But so far, there's no evidence that the fringe internet is anything more than the fringe internet.
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It's just that it's always been a fringe agenda, and now that fringe is in political power.
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Are fringe ideologies seeping into the mainstream, or has the mainstream been co-opted by the fringe?
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And if you're gonna link it up with Christianity, it is the fringe of the fringe of Christianity.
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Even if the president disavows the fringe (which he often seems loath to do), the fringe doesn't disavow him.
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"The term 'authoritarian' connotes a fringe perspective, and the perspective we're describing is far from fringe," Mr. Weiler said.
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"Enterprise" comes off a 2017 run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where it won a Scotsman Fringe First Award.
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It's a weird fringe case, but it's exactly these fringe cases that makes building self-driving cars so damned hard.
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Britain First, whose nonsense the president retweeted, was until this week at the fringe of the fringe of far-right English politics.
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But in reality, white supremacy, and certainly murderous white supremacy, is the fringe of the fringe in our society and any society.
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The easy line about Denis Johnson is that he was a writer on the fringe, who wrote about people on the fringe.
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The playhouse will also present its annual Fringe Encore Series, featuring productions chosen from Fringe festivals around the world. Nov. 27-Dec.
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"I think the main thing that has really changed is that two years ago, fringe groups were just that: fringe groups," he said.
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"In reality, white supremacy, and certainly murderous white supremacy, is the fringe of the fringe in our society and any society," Harris added.
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Before they knew it, they had a venue at Edinburgh's Fringe Festival, where it ran for a month and won a Fringe First award.
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Not even two years ago, white supremacists like Mr. Schoep would rant from the fringe of the fringe, their attention-desperate events rarely worth mention.
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But the extremist fringe that threatens to take over the Democratic Party seems less menacing than the lunatic fringe that has already taken over the Republican one.
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Users are still likely to look up more extreme fringe content, or have YouTube recommend this content, if a fringe figure is featured as a guest star.
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"Political parties always sort of had plausible deniability when it comes to these fringe organizations, but these fringe organizations have a great deal of power," Nelson said.
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The show, which was well received at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe last summer, where it won a Fringe First award, will have its American premiere in Cambridge, Mass.
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I've written elsewhere that a chief danger to democracy is a politics in which the center bends toward the fringe instead of the fringe bending toward the center.
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If the fringe and ruffle combo is too much for your taste, streamline the pairing with a more subtle off-the-shoulder top and a drapey cardigan that spares the fringe trim.
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What worries me about what we are seeing on this subject from big tech is if the plan is to go after the truly extreme fringe, who gets to decide what the definition of fringe is and will and will we get it, and will the fringe start moving closer and closer to the mainstream based on ideological differences?
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Don't expect a sudden groundswell of interest in PBH dark matter theories, but as searches for more mainstream dark matter candidates continue to come up empty, fringe theories can only become less fringe.
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If the fringe of the fringe of conspiracy theorists are to be believed, shape-shifting interdimensional reptilians from royal bloodlines are trying to thin the herd of humanity by covertly sterilizing the masses.
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In the campaign, what we did is show the American people that the ideas the establishment had thought were fringe were really not fringe—that millions of people want to transform this country.
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Those fringe parties have brought with them all the baggage of fringe ideologies, among which some of the most prominent are conspiracy theories including one of the oldest and most pernicious -- anti-Semitism.
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He is not programming for the mainstream, not even for those who prefer their drag of the VH1 variety, but for his own bewigged tribe of fringe-loving (and sometimes fringe-wearing) misfits.
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Kim pairs her silk blazer with a flirty fringe bottom.
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We steer clear of fringe political parties or minority groups.
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So, will you be joining in on the fringe fun?
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The diaphragm wasn't always a fringe form of birth control.
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"Maybe it's fringe speech, maybe it's dangerous speech," he acknowledged.
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Click through for the best new ways to rock fringe.
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He's also appeared on Curb Your Enthusiasm, Arrow, and Fringe.
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Ahead, see the amazing transformations and prepare to rethink fringe.
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It also drew greater media attention to fringe extremist groups.
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We lost the last 2 to a fringe postseason team.
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I mean, how could you cover this face with fringe?
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It was no longer just the fringe awaiting apocalyptic scenarios.
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He's been ubiquitous in the media and on the fringe.
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Do you like Kendall's modern update on the fringe dress?
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But he is not running as a fringe third party.
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Was the concept that outsiders have their own fringe community?
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They've gotten used to me being out on the fringe.
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Unfortunately, this is no longer a fringe or isolated idea.
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The goal: Use this to fatten up your own fringe.
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You promote them from internet fringe to center of gravity.
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American fringe, Matthew Desmond's Evicted shows the reality of a
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It soon became a rallying cry for the rightwing fringe.
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This kind of spending has now become a fringe idea.
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The "fringe" was made up of poor kids and oddballs.
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No one has degraded discourse more, while embracing the fringe.
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What, exactly, does Mueller want from a fringe conspiracy theorist?
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The lefty Fringe audience is therefore split as never before.
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Adam and James, those guys weren't, like, on the fringe.
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A riot of colorful metallic fringe hangs from the ceiling.
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Each fringe is to have a single thread of blue.
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But in the end, he tripped over his own fringe.
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Sex work decriminalization remains a fringe stance within American politics.
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And in that, most of all, Fringe shows its humanity.
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He wasn't like Schwarzenegger: he was always on the fringe.
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Even Angie, who is on the fringe even by LeftTube's
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Textured embellishments like feathers and fringe made an unexpected appearance.
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Her Givenchy Haute Couture gown had layers of golden fringe.
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Getting older does have a few fringe benefits after all.
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The fringe belongs to a pair of geometric patterned pants.
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The New York International Fringe Festival will return on Oct.
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Others dismissed the newcomers as a fringe, with little influence.
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We had assumed that they were postcards from the fringe.
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So is the fringe dress Ware dons in this video.
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Her voice has a breathy fringe but a tenacious core.
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The actress Melissa Joan Hart accessorized with coral fringe earrings.
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They quickly embrace that world, especially the annual Fringe Festival.
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These are all fringe hate groups that should be condemned.
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It has connotations of the fringe, rather than the center.
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Guaranteed income a few years ago was on the fringe.
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That was super fringe when I was 18 years old.
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So far, federated social networks have only gained fringe acceptance.
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These aren't fringe people — these are people in the government.
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Nonetheless his book provided a way for a notoriously vile piece of libel to find its way back into an increasingly anti-Semitic fringe community (one that, increasingly, is no longer all that fringe).
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He is on the fringe, but that fringe is growing in numbers and in willingness to defy the usual restraints, to the rising alarm of Germany's establishment leaders, who on Wednesday denounced his comments.
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Shona McCarthy, an arts leader and consultant, has been appointed chief executive of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, the organization that oversees the annual Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the largest multi-arts festival in the world.
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Fringe jackets, or in some cases fringe cardigans, have landed on the Instagram #OOTD scene, and they're sure to spread to every corner of the social media world soon thanks to their versatility and trendiness.
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Mr. Eaton-Lewis is also organizing a workshop for performers called "Mental Health Is a Fringe Issue," providing an opportunity to talk through both the Fringe experience and how to make theater about mental health.
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With his only option to punch out Woodland watched his ball sail across the green and into the fringe rough where he brought the crowd to its feet chipping in from the fringe for par.
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Trump has staked out views that are really on the fringe.
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Viewpoints that had once been fringe suddenly became a collective obsession.
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They even wear matching cowboy outfits, complete with fringe and hats!
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Fringe groups have used those services to spread conspiracies and misinformation.
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Ska has always remained at the cultural fringe in North America.
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Gold Metallic Tinsel Foil Fringe Curtains (Set of 2), $9.99 (orig.
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My fringe is more 'adult' now and swept to the side.
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The benefits of creating such content accrued disproportionately to the fringe.
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The more fringe the original tweeter, the more valuable the retweet.
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Porter shimmered at the 2020 Grammys in a motorized fringe hat.
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Brigstocke, like many at this year's fringe - which runs until Aug.
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It appears to be a subsidiary of fringe media outlet BeforeItsNews.
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The rise of fringe parties, not bonhomie, has driven the change.
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ASOS Heavily Embellished Sequin Mini Dress with Fringe Hem, $135; asos.
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In the U.S., hyperpartisan fringe groups congregate in Facebook's private areas.
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But this remains a fringe view, sometimes derided as "galactic imperialism".
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" "Cut strips into the piece of material you want to fringe.
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It's a quirky play you might see at a Fringe Festival.
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A coherent, respectful center will push extremists further to the fringe.
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She used to be viewed as kind of a fringe character.
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Last season she debuted a choppy lob and the spontaneous fringe.
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The Simpsons was no longer a fringe animation for obsessive nerds.
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Now for the most daunting task of all: cutting the fringe.
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Mr Rhodes may be typical only of a fairly small fringe.
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AMC dismissed MoviePass as "a small fringe player" earlier this year.
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Cardi B went for volume and drama with dramatic fringe details.
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The whole front of the building was hot pink, sparkly fringe.
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That, sort of more fringe narrative, is going to go mainstream.
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But the intricacy of her work involves the myriad fringe benefits.
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And Trump has dropped traditional campaigning, while embracing fringe conspiracy theories.
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Many of their ideas are from the fringe of political debate.
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I like Visvim — the ones with the fringe on the side.
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Delusions about immigrants are hardly limited to the far-right fringe.
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Mr. Trump brought these kinds of fringe attacks to the mainstream.
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What impact do you think Brexit might have on the Fringe?
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As always, the New York International Fringe Festival offers FringeJR shows.
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Do you spend months going to Edinburgh Fringe and various festivals?
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Do fringe issues, like the debate over circumcision, get equal consideration?
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"I'm kind of dying for the all-over fringe," she said.
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His presence in Minneapolis also brought fringe benefits to the city.
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QAnon and its modern kin remain far on the political fringe.
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But this helps explain why some fringe extremists are acting violently.
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In the Fringe universe, those questions are answered, but only partially.
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The biggest "thing" in denim isn't flares or fringe — it's personalization.
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When all the fringe… back then it wasn't the alt-right.
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Wait, is that how he got his fringe so on point?
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After all, attention is the oxygen fringe groups need to survive.
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Her policies, even where bold, are hardly on the subversive fringe.
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Shincheonji, however, is not the only fringe faith in the country.
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Or see the tutti-frutti hula bag, complete with generous fringe.
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His status as a fringe folk hero had long been secured.
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Area, another brand, adorned its Tevas with a thick beaded fringe.
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"Today that fringe is baked into the cake," Williamson told me.
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Can you spot the differences between these two fringe-worthy photos?
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AfD began life in 2013 as a fringe anti-EU party.
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The Fringe is tough, and performing personal work can be painful.
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There was some leopard, especially for evening, over lavish silk fringe.
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Riah Fashion Bohemian Fan Fringe Thread Tassel Drop Earrings, $12.99; walmart.
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It wasn't a policy from the liberal fringe, in other words.
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It's hard to overstate the power of this left-wing fringe.
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And if they not independent, they'll be from a fringe party.
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Monks like Ashin Wirathu inhabit the extremist fringe of Buddhist nationalism.
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Prior to GoDaddy's ban, the fringe website received little web traffic.
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His dark hair, not cut too short, was in a fringe.
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Kesha wore a short, golden dress that was covered in fringe.
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It also featured feathered fringe at the wrists of each sleeve.
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Burch took this show to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer.
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The fringe for her was a position of strength, not deprivation.
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I like the fringe, and I liked that it was denim.
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Suddenly, veganism wasn't a fringe category dominated by lentils and activists.
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This is fringe stuff, and Wilson predicts it stays that way.
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Plant-based diets are moving from fringe to fad to mainstream.
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His chip from the fringe on No. 236 also lipped out.
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It listed zines, just a quirky catalog that reviewed fringe zines.
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Do you keep anything else on hand for some fringe cases?
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Weed companies have linked up with other fringe sports, as well.
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And so I came to the conclusion that white nationalism is a fringe movement and everybody is aware that it should be a fringe movement, Barack Obama is the president he'll make sure that it stays, remains a fringe movement and I'll just try to quietly fade away and never talk about this again and the future will be fine.
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However, his comments on Monday went further than in the past, putting him at the fringe of the fringe and drawing censure from a wide spectrum of commentators as well as the head of his own party.
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Gone from the main Fringe is much of the rebellious spirit Mr. Sutherland remembers from earlier days, though a movement within the festival — the Free Fringe, which lets performers put on shows for donations — has compensated somewhat.
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Much like other right-wing politicians, Wilders was once a fringe figure.
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She's a fringe hero, really, which might be better than a Bond.
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But they had less to say when it came to fringe sites.
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But Baidu has also offloaded businesses that it deemed to be fringe.
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Baldwin is also spicing up her new look by adding some fringe.
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That "theory" was widely shared by fringe groups online, including on Facebook.
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But when we look at the fringe as a whole, it's dangerous.
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This is what Blumenthal was talking about, fringe candidates, that&aposs it.
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He&aposs causing-- (CROSSTALK) CHAFFETZ: He&aposs not causing the fringe movement.
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WILLIAMS: No, I think the fringe -- PERINO: We&aposve got to go.
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Max Boot saying Republicans are white nationalist party with a conservative fringe.
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In an October 2015 blog post, Puzder labeled Trump on the fringe.
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I quickly found out the robovac does not like rugs with fringe.
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"It becomes a challenge for this mangrove fringe to survive," he said.
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That's paired with a fringe-embellished midi-skirt in a matching hue.
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Check out Rihanna's fringe jumpsuit, Ariana Grande's casual denim overalls and more!
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EU leaders have taken notice of Russia's links to European fringe parties.
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"Blairite" MPs either stayed away from Liverpool or focused on fringe meetings.
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But that doesn't mean fringe as a whole is for the birds.
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Her green gown had a full skirt with fringe around the hem.
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At more than 750,000 members, the ACLU is hardly a fringe group.
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As this new world came into being, the fringe had become mainstream.
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Think: white suits, platforms, fringe, fur dusters, and a whole lotta denim.
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Medicare for All went from a fringe notion to a real possibility.
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Scientists have discovered that seasonally flowing streams fringe much of Antarctica's ice.
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The nationalist right may remain an outnumbered fringe, but it is emboldened.
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The Fringe Tiara isn't the only royal accessory with historic origins, either.
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Well, there's a symptomology to the people who believe entirely fringe things.
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There are some things that people on the fringe left is saying.
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It felt like a radical, fringe idea might actually come to fruition.
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"If we resist and say this is still fringe, we risk losing."
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This isn't the first time Trump has retweeted a fringe political group.
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FRINGE PLAYERS TRIUMPH Russia&aposs bench players had their day of glory.
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Euroskeptic and fringe parties are expected to do well in the election.
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Edinburgh Festival Fringe entertainers perform on the Royal Mile on Aug. 10.
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But there is a danger that fringe elements may become the mainstream.
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And I'm not talking about fringe rappers like Tyler, The Creator, either.
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This kind of chaos is fine for a fringe party of troublemakers.
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"A fringe element has effectively taken over the Republican Party," she claimed.
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It could be her trademark black hair and super-short, blunt fringe.
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This position requires a familiarity with all new, emerging, and fringe platforms.
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Attendees included a variety of conservative commentators, activists, and fringe media personalities.
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Milloy and others on the anti-environmental fringe are getting their wish.
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That can make fringe art a suitable purchase for a neophyte collector.
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And I have no interest in raising money for those fringe groups.
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LYONS TV is doing well by fringe or particularly extreme religious practice.
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I think he's a fringe candidate, you want to know the truth.
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Janelle Monae turned heads with her memorable fringe dress and glitzy shoes.
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The cult focus comes from Rouse's own fascination with these fringe groups.
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The officer describes the comments as "fringe" and "ranting," the report said.
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The biggest fringe benefit, though, for Kodak could be shortening his sentence.
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Theron sported a sheer, fringe dress to the premiere of "Atomic Blonde."
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This is all fringe, and the American people want to see progress.
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In the high-end world of fine art, this is definitely fringe.
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You've called Turkheimer and Nisbett and Paige Harden, you've called them fringe.
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It has always provided the fringe their place to be perpetually indulged.
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I'm here for gay rights, women's rights, and for other fringe groups.
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Miriam* has worked at the Edinburgh Fringe for the past three years.
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In response, telecom companies said that this abuse was a fringe case.
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What began as a fringe movement gravitated slowly toward the cultural mainstream.
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The blocklong oceanfront hotel sits at the northernmost fringe of South Beach.
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And we've had a fringe right wing since the postwar period began.
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Beaded gold fringe poured down the shoulders of a simple white shirt.
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The award is one of several prizes presented annually at the Fringe.
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Clockwise from top left: Romance Was Born fringe skirt, $592 at farfetch.
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Karen Templer's Fringe Association Co. is kind of like Goop for knitting.
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Those Israelis were once marginalized as part of the right-wing fringe.
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Capitalist_Model: Why are they targeting a fringe and such a specific religion?
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I'm constantly searching for things with fringe that goes along my arms.
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This abundance of wipes is a fringe benefit of parenting young kids.
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Now, you don't know where the mainstream starts and the fringe ends.
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But for lesser-known candidates, fringe media can be a powerful boost.
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A fringe benefit, one imagines, is to let out a little steam.
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Without fixes, such weaknesses will consign those currencies to the financial fringe.
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Such views were less fringe and more influential than you might think.
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He finally couldn't resist the city, or at least its verdant fringe.
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Rosalía wore a leather dress with long sleeves and a fringe skirt.
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Most great ideas start on the fringe and move to the middle.
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Their brand of nationalism has moved from the fringe to the mainstream.
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The line between high and low culture, between fringe and mainstream, blurred.
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Throughout that time, fringe players like Sanders have been its greatest champions.
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Brosnahan's Michael Kors gown featured sparkles throughout and fringe on the skirt.
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Correction: Waller-Bridge performed her play Fleabag at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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That is why Mr. King — and his journey from the fringe — matters.
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Why should baseball consider changing its rules for those same fringe fans?
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During his career, he has earned a reputation as a fringe firebrand.
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We're not sure what's worse: the fringe gown or the poodle hair.
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What's barely there, covered in fringe and tassels, and red all over?
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Bitcoin is the "embodiment of the fringe of speculative instinct," Gundlach said.
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And this is a broader reality; this isn't reserved to fringe elements.
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Because QAnon is not limited to a fringe corner of the internet.
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She had a very deep voice, long black hair with a fringe.
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A new study by Tim Bale, of Queen Mary University of London, shows that Mr Johnson's supporters are a fringe of a fringe: 85% support no-deal, compared with 66% of party members and 25% of the population.
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His ball plugged in the face of a bunker and he could only extricate himself to 30 feet in the fringe, compounding his misery by three-putting from the fringe for his second double-bogey of the day.
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"Normally we're not the biggest fans of fringe, Gigi and I, but this time it was so simple and delicate and really thin pieces of fringe so we were okay with it on the front of jacket," Cuttrell explained.
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It was that disenchantment that pushed the Brexit vote last year and gave Marine Le Pen, a formerly fringe candidate at the head of a fringe party, a stunning second place finish in France's presidential election earlier this month.
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Last summer, as the headlines filled with news of migrants perilously crossing the Mediterranean to Europe, "Borders" opened at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where it won both a Fringe First award and the Carol Tambor Best of Edinburgh Award.
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Meanwhile, the clothes themselves were a continuation of menswear references and school-boy cues like shrunken ties and tweed jackets, with repeating motifs like checks and, of course, fringe (find me a fall 2020 runway without fringe — I'll wait).
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Part of the annual Fringe Encore Series, which presents favorites from fringe festivals around the world, "Macbeth Muet" is like a cross between a low-budget puppet show and a silent movie, with all the riffing silliness that suggests.
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He was faux-Irish himself, with light brown fringe, freckles, and wistful eyes.
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His baseless allegation was later picked up by some fringe media outlets. Rep.
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It stretches lashes thanks to a resin-and-polymer formula, elongating your fringe.
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AREU: It&aposs a fringe movement, but this is what Trump is causing.
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Instead, her Kate Spade number featured a swing fit and sequined-fringe sleeves.
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They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the paranoid fringe.
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They thought he was a fringe candidate and didn't think that at all.
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Despite his popularity, Bolsonaro only has the backing of a small fringe party.
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Turner debuted the wispy fringe earlier this afternoon on hairstylist Christian Wood's Instagram.
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But violent fringe groups pose a specific kind of threat that's worth addressing.
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But within Reddit, subreddits like the_donald were still considered fringe by the researchers.
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"When it comes to festivals, you always have to have fringe," she says.
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What was once a fringe pursuit is now a suburban birthday party activity.
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Jameela Jamil's signature look updates Goldie Hawn's flared fringe of the early '70s.
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She's a bona fide supermodel who now dabbles in the faux fringe variety.
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The dress' fringe fell to the floor, but showed off Jenner's gorgeous gams.
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She also added warm, golden blonde highlights to the fresh do and fringe.
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Kholé Kardashian debuted her bump in a silver fringe beaded Yousef Aljasmi jumpsuit.
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Our immigration policy is defined by the vocal fringe of both political parties.
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Micro-bangs have always been the persona non grata of the fringe family.
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Until fairly recently, only a wonky fringe in Washington cared about this issue.
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Fringe, underwire, and cutout styles are on the outs, according to the site.
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Singapore: M1 Fringe Festival cancels two of its performances due to government censorship.
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Since Trump's election, similar fringe groups have snuck their way into mainstream politics.
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This one seems like it'll be closer to that than Lost or Fringe.
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The strength of what were once fringe movements has proved shocking to many.
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Too often his comments were written off as merely "controversial" or fringe opinions.
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And he highlights a bunch of moderate, not fringe, resistant type of candidates.
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Meanwhile, social media provides fringe groups platforms that gatekeepers had once denied them.
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Normalizing the party's fringe is precisely what got them into their current predicament.
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Lily Collins made an appearance at the fest sporting a brand-new fringe.
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Something tells us she'll be ready for sequins and fringe in no time!
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Apple is currently bidding against HBO for J.J. Abrams' first script since "Fringe."
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I just love that iconic character and she's got that strong blonde fringe.
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No, I think they're just like a fringe group within the power elite.
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Dominika begins the movie with a blunt, brown fringe that skims her eyes.
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Since World War II, only fringe figures have overtly identified themselves that way.
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This has an unexpected effect of sometimes pushing fringe ideas into the spotlight.
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The urban fringe is littered with "almost houses" and shops selling building supplies.
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But frustrated fringe voters often struggled to translate their dissatisfaction into electoral results.
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In 1947 only eight theater groups turned up uninvited, beginning the original fringe.
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However, I can still use my campaign to push Hillary toward the fringe.
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Kate's baby bump was on display in a curve-hugging beaded fringe dress.
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A fringe alternative medicine movement has attempted to promote it as something more.
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Right now, Jill Stein — who has millions of progressive supporters — peddles fringe Sept.
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The digital currency has come a long way from being a fringe asset.
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More affordable solar energy options are fringe benefits making energy efficiency worth pursuing.
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Fringe secessionist movements in Alaska, California, and Vermont wield virtually no political influence.
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What was once a fringe movement has become a globally traded digital asset.
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They have cited fringe media outlets to accuse tech companies of political bias.
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Racists and bigots might hate that, but they are now the fringe minority.
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Sanders cannot come clean on socialism and be more than a fringe candidate.
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It featured a high-neck leotard underneath a sheer overlay with feathered fringe.
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I wanted to get through my first Fringe before making any real judgments.
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Her blue babydoll slip featured a sheer polka-dot print and feathered fringe.
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"There's a lunatic fringe in every organization," McCain said of Rohrabacher in 2016.
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But it lacked fingers, and still had a short fringe of fin rays.
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I've never believed that the Republican leadership really disagreed with Trump's fringe views.
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What was once a fringe item has become a globally-traded digital asset.
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It's perhaps the clearest example yet of President Trump legitimizing fringe political allies.
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Some, dangling on the fringe, use it as a job interview. Others—i.e.
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This is, in case you're wondering, very much a fringe position among economists.
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"Adding fringe or removing length can pull the face into proportion," says Reyman.
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It was almost like we were on the fringe of the Boston scene.
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But as she points out, the same can't be said across the Fringe.
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And Germany's anti-immigrant fringe is using the attack as a rallying point.
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I asked for a razor-cut, shoulder-length bob with some piecey fringe.
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Even in Brazil, using ayahuasca as an antidepressant remains a fringe, informal enterprise.
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The party has been hijacked by the open borders fringe within the party.
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It would be comforting to dismiss Mr. Moore's supporters as an irrelevant fringe.
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But the thing that people don't get is the Omar Mateens are fringe.
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It was more than a radical fringe at stake, I would tell them.
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This isn't a fringe issue: It claims far more American lives than terrorism.
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There will always be people on the fringe who are susceptible to extremism.
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Gang life revolved around crime, not peace, so he remained on the fringe.
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LaVoy's widow, Jeanette Finicum, had thick white hair with a fringe of bangs.
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And furnish evidence that the candidate is of the center, not the fringe.
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But Mr. Redwood was an outlier, part of the Conservative Party's euroskeptic fringe.
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Cut your hair (I had a cropped fringe; I got a crew cut).
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Baatour is a lawyer and the leader of the country's fringe Liberal Party.
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Both "Letters" and "Adam" were awarded Fringe First awards from The Scotsman newspaper.
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We are a large country and there are many fringe and extreme groups.
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We spent a bunch of time perfecting the timing of the fringe motion.
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Potently, "Incitement" depicts Amir as just one member of a self-reinforcing fringe.
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It runs in SoHo as part of the playhouse's annual Fringe Encore Series.
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I do not place them here to be used by fringe political groups.
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But Mr. Abe has managed to obviate the appeal of such fringe positions.
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The Rabbs' fringe-limbed treefrog was unlike any other species on planet Earth.
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Catch a show at Scotland's Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the world's largest arts festival.
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She then chipped to the opposite fringe and two-putted for a seven.
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Yet knife-throwing and its variations linger on the fringe of professional sports.
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The Sweden Democrats, with roots in the white supremacist fringe, have 62 seats.
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If Hawley is right, then the alt-right's constituency isn't a tiny fringe.
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And as for those bangs, no word on whether Atkin created the fringe himself (whether real or faux) but either way, we're loving the added level of sexiness the side-swept fringe brings to Hadid's head-turning red carpet ensemble.
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A simple Motherboard experiment—which involved creating a new account, and interacting with increasingly fringe videos as recommended by the app's recommendation algorithm—shows that fringe communities can quickly dominate a person's feed depending on the prior videos they've engaged with.
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Edinburgh Fringe, Edinburgh The ever-acute English writer Penelope Skinner turned her sharp eye on the #MeToo movement in this Edinburgh Fringe hit: a depiction of masculinity in free fall that finds its lone character, Roger, railing against a "gynocentric" world.
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He's a figure from the fringe whose ideas gain influence because the other fringe is suddenly in power; a reactionary critic of a radical pope just as Sanders or Corbyn are radical critics of a suddenly empowered spirit of reaction.
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"Ross & Rachel" was popular and well received last summer at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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If the fringe on vaccines becomes mainstream, our health will be in grave danger.
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Colorful strips of fabric are arranged in a fringe-like rainbow across the ceiling.
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Not only is her new fringe the perfect length, but it's also way versatile.
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"I'm obviously very anti-government, way out on the libertarian fringe," Carlson tells WIRED.
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Photos dating back to when I had a fringe and listened to Billy Talent.
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Their prominent voices tended to be volatile fringe figures who'd rarely appear in public.
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But this fringe movement with the abolish ICE and what&aposs going on there.
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Americans deserve better than fringe talk; they need to hear about real, workable solutions.
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Steve King over his criticism of diversity and links to the far-right fringe.
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Seven candidates, many of them from fringe outfits, threw their hats into the ring.
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"Fringe was over, and I had some time to do something else," he explains.
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Gerwig sported an olive-green Dior gown, which had fringe detailing at the hem.
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But on the northern fringe of the settlement, a Syrian signal can be caught.
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Leg Lampshade You can create a lampshade with a large posterboard and some fringe.
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Some have said they will vote for Mr. Paul anyway or for fringe candidates.
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This week's bomber probably frequented some of those same places, among more fringe outlets.
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The formerly fringe policy has garnered support from burgeoning Democratic stars such as Reps.
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But Demimonde will mark his first return to television writing since 2008's Fringe.
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So, maybe the fringe is fake, but that doesn't make it any less memorable.
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Fringe parties sympathetic to Russia warn of a plot to restart the cold war.
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She hit the stage the following day with her original hairstyle, no fringe included.
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Why has the study of UFOs been relegated to the fringe for so long?
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"Ask a professional what shape of fringe would look best on you," he says.
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Though hardly mainstream, distrust of the federal government is not restricted to the fringe.
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Search, trending, and recommendation algorithms can be gamed to make fringe ideas appear mainstream.
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Thorin isn't just some random Twitch or YouTube personality playing around with fringe rhetoric.
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For nearly four decades, Moore has inhabited that fluid space between fringe and fad.
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Its sudden prominence reflects a lack of rigour characteristic of the party's activist fringe.
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The fringe was feeling empowered after a couple of wins and looking for more.
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"The look is about the movement and showing off that fabulous fringe," says Erlanger.
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The difference this year is that Brazilians are no longer viewed as fringe competitors.
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Short or long, side-swept or eye-grazing, straight or curly, fringe is in.
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Now, there's some debate if he's actually on the green, or just the fringe.
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So, if you're looking for what to fringe next, you'll want to check elsewhere.
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Silva, meanwhile, wore a long black dress with fringe detailing, matched with black shoes.
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As that fringe of ice goes, it can help to start destabilizing the middle.
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Is Casey Bailey an Ottawa Senators center or a fringe character on Dawson's Creek?
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But it's not a matter of fringe incidents or unwelcome hooligans tarnishing Trump's image.
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Are Democrats and their allies too willing to censor fringe voices like Alex Jones?
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The GOP is now a "white-nationalist party with a conservative fringe," Boot wrote.
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The flames of conspiracy have already been burning on the fringe of the party.
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So too if they continue to be exploited by fringe groups or populist politicians.
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Giving the female lead a fringe is a favorite move for many male directors.
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America needs a president who will bring together people on the fringe of society.
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First elected to Parliament in 1983, Mr. Corbyn had always been on Labour's fringe.
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In September, 19453, Hitler came across the German Workers' Party, a tiny fringe faction.
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Reveling in restrictions, her show turned out to be a paragon of Fringe form.
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Berry experimented with miniskirts in 2000, and even paired one with a fringe bra.
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"China is so big, there are always stories on the fringe," Moody's Zhu said.
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It's increasingly hard, however, to dismiss Momentum as a fringe group with no sway.
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But the online hoaxes and fringe theories appeared more virulent than their offline predecessors.
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The right wing's extremist fringe, the alt-right, is exulting in Mr. Trump's victory.
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Other employees have adopted the fringe views and the conspiracy theories they've viewed online.
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In the Roaring Twenties, fashions were characterized by fringe, loose fabrics, and glamorous details.
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Roosevelt during World War II. Despite these inroads, climate mobilization remains a fringe idea.
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In the back, you'll find a string of beads, creating a glamorous fringe finish.
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But he's long been known in state politics for his far-right fringe beliefs.
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The answer is that many of them are also out there on the fringe.
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It also means single-payer is no longer a fringe issue: It's a freebie.
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But the problem is that most fringe ideas don't turn out to be revolutionary.
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That mouse lived a long and fruitful life with the secretaries at Fringe Records.
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Kelly from X-Men, Fringe routinely turned out creative maladies and supremely creepy visuals.
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The question, Fringe seems to insist, is not, Who would I have been if...?
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But there is a fringe of people who are just here for blood, basically.
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This was not, as all the assembled worthies kept pointing out, a fringe movement.
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That said, the report does identify some important players on the far-right fringe.
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According to the Huffington Post, a fringe alt-right group might be to blame.
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This supersoft blanket has fringe edges and metallic accents for a more enchanting vibe.
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She seems to have trouble, for example, distinguishing between what's fringe and what's mainstream.
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Really it's a fringe movement trying to defend the economic preferences of the 252%.
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As long as misinformation stays in the fringe, we'll have to live with it.
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Incel (referring to men who are involuntary celibates) is a fringe phenomenon, hardly mainstream.
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He is a small man, entirely bald except for white fringe at the rear.
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The Razzies may be snickering from the sidelines, but they're far from the fringe.
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And he knows the power of injecting a fringe idea into the media bloodstream.
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Islamophobia is not a fringe problem: It is embedded in much of Western society.
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The couple met in 22014 while performing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland.
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But that was more on the fringe, though it certainly was not unheard of.
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The couple met in 2014 while performing at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland.
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And beyond the fair, other watchmakers are gathering, creating a kind of fringe attraction.
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Imagine Mamie Eisenhower's housewifely 1950s fringe somehow transformed into a must-have subculture statement.
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That fringe is now in charge of India's most populous and politically crucial state.
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The Canyon Fringe Hammock, 2139 inches long, in mint green is made of cotton.
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Are you amazed at the massive popularity of what was once a fringe endeavor?
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According to the star's Instagram Story, she's leaning into her new — and inadvertent — fringe.
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Billy Porter dazzled in a blue jumpsuit with crystal fringe on each pant leg.
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But some of his other ideas are stillborn, or never get beyond the fringe.
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Go deeper: The fringe internet frets over Mike Bloomberg's place in the 2020 race
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She had a peaches-and-cream complexion with big blue eyes under a fringe.
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Delander wore a sequined fringe dress that was typical of the 1920s flapper style.
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Almost all the Côtes de Provence wines, made along France's Mediterranean fringe, are rosés.
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But in fairness to Sanders, this was not a fringe position at the time.
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Coming straight at you: a black halter-neck finished in fringe atop white pants.
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He channels fringe ideas and gives them as much weight as carefully researched reports.
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Belmont, for example, is a development planned for the westernmost fringe of metro Phoenix.
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Do you see the N.F.L. discussing eliminating the huddle because that bores fringe viewers?
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A few years ago, cutting legal immigration was a fringe opinion in political debates.
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So why is this fringe movement swinging its way back onto the couture runways?
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Such exhortations went well beyond a small group of committed ideologues on the fringe.
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I don't think there's this radical left-wing fringe that cares about these issues.
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I worry sometimes it's too easy to dismiss neo-Confederates as a fringe group.
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The present, with the production crew and fringe techno music, was sometimes too overwhelming.
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And it's interesting how this viewpoint went from the fringe to the mainstream conversation.
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Do you agree that the blame can go around beyond the right-wing fringe?
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"It was time to take on the lunatic fringe," he wrote to Dwight Eisenhower.
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One, I think you have to give the audience credit that when they see something that they think is on the fringe, that they'll recognize that's on the fringe and maybe should be taken with a grain of salt, to say the least.
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The Greens' story tends to support a theory that fringe politics is more about the politics than about the fringe — that voters care more about taking a sledgehammer to ossified political systems than about the particular views of the politicians swinging the hammer.
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"They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the fringe" of the party.
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Clearly, fringe is in — and Ess agrees: "Bangs are having a huge moment," she says.
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Her halter-style dress featured a black bra top, completely exposed briefs and fringe skirt.
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Wendy is actually played by Anna Torv, whom Fringe fans already know as Olivia Dunham.
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"They demonize President Obama and encourage the ugliest impulses of the paranoid fringe," she said.
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He takes a shot at TMZ as a fringe player, but is still pretty gracious.
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Like I said, Bob at the time was just on the fringe of falling apart.
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" The newsletter's website says "UltraViolet" was chosen because it's "the invisible fringe of the rainbow.
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Fringe right-wing candidate Dupont-Aignan, meanwhile, gave his backing to Le Pen as expected.
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Yes, there are strong founder-driven companies, but I don't think it's about fringe opportunities.
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Yet not so long ago, this insider crowd of self-proclaimed deplorables was definitively fringe.
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What is clear is that open source is no longer a fringe approach to software.
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We were restless, even those of us in the "respectful of process" fringe of fandom.
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But fringe groups can also serve as an instrument to create friction within Russia's rivals.
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At points, the book feels reminiscent of other alternate world stories like Fringe or Counterpart.
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Singling out fringe hate movements can also let people downplay harm from less extreme groups.
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SH: So you're seeing a manifestation of these so-called fringe groups in real life.
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Not so long ago, evangelicals armed with guitars were politely dismissed as an oddball fringe.
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It is not fringe anymore, which doesn't mean mainstream companies are ready to jump in.
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Heartbeat legislation began as a model bill that was circulated by fringe anti-abortion groups.
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Because absolutely no one wants to wipe sweaty fringe from their forehead all season, okay?
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Until recently, Bolsonaro was a fringe figure known for his sexist, racist and homophobic views.
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They said the algorithm can point someone on a fringe channel toward more mainstream content.
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And some of the Trump-appointed members hold fringe views in their field — including Christy.
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He also has writing credits on Fringe, and on The Path and Into the Badlands.
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Ready to gracefully grow out your micro-bangs into brow-grazing fringe like Alison Sudol?
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The star is integral to making the image work for Trump's mainstream and fringe constituencies.
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Buttery soft camel hobos got a wild, Western treatment with braided straps and fun fringe.
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Sadly, the image of a respectable, democratic mainstream fighting a violent fringe is too simple.
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The panic in Peshawar showed that concerns are not limited to a lunatic fringe, however.
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It essentially offers a 2-in-1 cut without the maintenance of a full fringe.
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Many speakers at fringe events found themselves singing to a tiny band of fellow-obsessives.
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The group is one of many fringe groups to which the gunman may have belonged.
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The persistence of such names, say some on the nationalist fringe, reflects an integration problem.
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A tiny radicalised fringe group is tarring Islam in the West with an undeserved brush.
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Fringe, even when faux, is always in — though, of course, it depends on the style.
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Now, Chrissy Teigen is giving us all the hair feels with her recent bronde fringe.
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The Sahel, the arid region that borders the southern fringe of the Sahara, is hungry.
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They're all so good — we're guessing the "curtain fringe" searches will keep climbing into 2019.
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Speaking of which, that reminds me of the rainbow fringe dress she wore to perform.
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It's the same phenomenon that's driving Nazi memes to the top of fringe message boards.
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But the choice to name Steve Bannon, who previously ran the fringe conservative site Breitbart.
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Cuccinelli is a xenophobic, anti-immigrant fringe figure who has no business being in government.
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Though it's never been condemned by the Church, liberation theology has remained a fringe movement.
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The chic, blunt cut kept Swift's signature fringe in tact, but ditched some serious length.
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It seems our doll Kylie Jenner's unwavering love affair with ruffles and fringe has backfired.
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Mr. Kilimnik has surfaced as a fringe figure in other aspects of the Russian investigation.
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Gal Gadot of "Wonder Woman" wore a shining sliver dress with a fringe-like skirt.
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J.D., in particular, was going full-on My Chemical Romance with his dyed black fringe.
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The fringe benefit is this practice also seems to slow the progress of the disease.
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But you don't have to have fringe shorts or a VIP wristband to get #coachellavibes.
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" As Shopsin puts it: "'The nutrients of New York City are in the fringe people.
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Like Kendall Jenner and Kate Middleton, the United Nations ambassador opted for a wispy fringe.
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So even while taking a fringe position I felt connected to an Israeli-Jewish consensus.
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McConaughey plays Moondog, a character who's about as fringe as his name makes him sound.
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But social media has a way of allowing the fringe to bleed into the mainstream.
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His defense highlights his ties to more extreme elements of the fringe, anti-Muslim right.
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It recalls the enthusiasm for deportation of Art Smith, another fringe politician from the 1930s.
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Where freed slaves lived on the fringe of Union camps, built their own new country.
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Miles is a Brit, from the fringe of Birmingham, with an accent of impermeable glumness.
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He is tall and lanky, with a fringe of gray hair and a prominent forehead.
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We often hear that hateful postings appear only on fringe sites that few people see.
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"Donald has been a minority candidate, a fringe candidate," Mr. Cruz told reporters last week.
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Of course, there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment.
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Lastrå Metallic Straw Wand Set, $28-$38Once a fringe movement, metallic straws have gone mainstream.
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This is a big moment for what was a fringe movement a few years ago.
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A statue of an elephant poses on a windowsill, under a fringe of twinkle lights.
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"Fringe websites have become havens for the most abhorrent behavior in our societies," Rogers said.
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Ukraine has a thriving Jewish community, and its far-right is still on the fringe.
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He isn't a fringe candidate lost in the tuba section of his Party's presidential parade.
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Her long-sleeved crop top was embellished with jewel fringe, as was her matching miniskirt.
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The site has spotlighted nationalist views and conspiracies once relegated to the right-wing fringe.
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He was fascinated by the demons released on the dark fringe of the Romantic Movement.
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Shop fringe styles below in several classic fall and winter tones, all for under $35.
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And the office took it as mail from the lunatic fringe and just tossed it!
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But for now, Mr. Trump has embraced the funhouse-mirror aspect of his party's fringe.
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I felt cool in my simple outfit because everyone else was decked in predictable fringe.
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I was expected to do three days of unpaid work before the Fringe even started.
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Ayahuasca remains a fringe psychological medicine, but it's slowly working its way into the mainstream.
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DC gridlock soon became normalized as once-fringe conservatives consolidated control of the Republican Party.
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This suede fringe bag with grommets and a chain handle had a tough Western touch.
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There were coats bristling collars and cuffs of sparkling luau fringe and ruffled cellophane boleros.
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And I'm not talking about fringe figures, I'm talking about people conservatives consider leading intellectuals.
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Most people think they will be immune to these fringe ideas, but science says otherwise.
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Critics say that leads the platform to surface fringe material that reliably wins more clicks.
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Is he the key to unlocking the links between toxic masculinity, objectification and fringe politics?
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Calls for nuclear armament used to be dismissed as chatter from South Korea's nationalist fringe.
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" In August 2016, she fired back at Mr. Trump and what she called "fringe media.
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MSNBC (where I'm a contributor) doesn't play a remotely similar role in mainstreaming fringe ideas.
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The goal is to push fringe ideas into the "slightly more mainstream," Mr. Morgan said.
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For one, bright tiles, fringe and Pendleton blankets are well suited to the Instagram era.
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For dinner, the bride swapped the overskirt for one with three tiers of jazzy fringe.
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I make out a zigzag, a line of fringe cutting its way through the clamor.
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One reason is that the major political parties still see it as a fringe issue.
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So while it can restrict fringe groups, it cannot take on the clergy more broadly.
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From 90 yards out, a wedge shot settles onto the back fringe of the green.
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The Grammy-winning artist took to social media today to debut the freshly-chopped fringe.
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There are enough fringe benefits to support personal growth (though I haven't used them much).
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The F.B.I. recently identified the spread of fringe conspiracy theories as a domestic terror threat.
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Ovechkin was reared by athletic parents in a hardscrabble neighborhood on the fringe of Moscow.
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Jaime's always been on the fringe of this whole game of thrones, if you will.
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After graduation, she appeared in "Better Late" (20023), a revue at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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This is a deeply unsettling trend that extends far beyond fringe factions on the Left.
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"It was a time when everybody wanted stuff with fringe on it," Ms. Bowman recalled.
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But even that play was seen only briefly on the London fringe and Off Broadway.
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Although the fringe was always a part of the conference, now they have taken over.
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Angela Bassett also stunned at the premiere in a head-to-toe yellow fringe jumpsuit.
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Nonfiction THE SIGNALS ARE TALKINGWhy Today's Fringe Is Tomorrow's MainstreamBy Amy Webb322 pp. PublicAffairs. $27.99.
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It is the chosen name of an extremist fringe with white supremacy at its roots.
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London has a thriving fringe theater scene in such small and dumpy, but affordable, spaces.
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She completed the look with the Baden fringe tiara with the Braganza Rose diamond brooch.
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Small towns, outer-fringe suburbs, and the suburbs of small cities are where Republicans live.
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In 2012, the hoaxers were limited to the fringe, but today they are practically commonplace.
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He discovered the spotlight with legislation over the years that at times embraced the fringe.
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Nonetheless, Paltrow's icon status brought wellness practices once thought as fringe treatments to the mainstream.
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Due process for students accused of assault is not a fringe or right-wing issue.
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Outsider Art, which once had fringe cachet, is now pretty well inside the mainstream fold.
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This is not some sort of fringe view about a president's immunity from being indicted.
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It doesn't include the value of fringe benefits like health care, pensions, or paid leave.
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The bottom line: There will always be activities that exist on the fringe of sports.
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Some of the voices propelling his candidacy online in the beginning came from fringe communities.
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Of course there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, steeped in racial resentment.
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For instance, there's "Toughie," the last known Rabbs' fringe-limbed treefrog, which died in 2016.
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Bolsonaro, a Congress member and ex-military officer, started off his campaign as a fringe candidate from a fringe party who was mostly known for his streak of racist, misogynistic, and anti-LGBT remarks and for his professed fondness for the country's brutal military dictatorship.
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The polls related to a question that has a long and somewhat delicate history at Gallup: As part of their mission of tracking public opinion over time, researchers have to figure out when so-called fringe beliefs become un-fringe enough to ask about.
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"The trade houses ... are not fringe players any more," said Trafigura's head of LNG Hadi Hallouche.
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It's something of a mini, underground Edinburgh Festival Fringe — a showcase for up-and-coming talent.
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Back then, the Islamic State was a novelty, a fringe group that controlled a few areas.
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But 2016 has revealed that Roof is no longer an outlier, no longer on the fringe.
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There are a lot of forces at play that are pushing politics increasingly to the fringe.
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"This is not a fringe thing," SETI Institute astronomer Seth Shostak told Mashable in an interview.
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It just seems like they&aposre just super fringe and dangerous and not reasonable or sane.
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Adding or subtracting fringe, real or otherwise, can make you look like a completely different person.
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Others, like Paula White, say, are associated with new apostolic reform movements or other fringe theologies.
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It's easy to think these fears are abhorrent and confined to just people on the fringe.
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Despite its fringe reputation, researchers found that mainstream sites fed some of Gab's Islam-related discussion.
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She accessorized the bright, curve-hugging gown with funky blue Brian Atwood heels featuring beaded fringe.
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Peeking from behind a thick row of fringe, Weissman's Violet is equal parts determined and plaintive.
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We're suckers for Chopra's new look, so we hope it sticks around longer than Kunis' fringe.
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There have been 224 trades since opening night, and they've all involved fringe players at best.
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More specifically, the "sweet spot" is in the middle of the fringe and the hot spot.
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She wore the same rich red hue and the gown has fringe to match the ottoman.
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"The land prices in Los Angeles are driven by what happens on the fringe," he said.
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It's not outrageous, like behind most weird online fringe communities are actual people sitting at computers.
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The panic began on fringe blogs and worked its way up to primetime Fox News programming.
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The most spirited resistance has come from a fringe group called the Two-Tailed Dog Party.
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After all, the alt-right was basically memed from a fringe group into a mainstream nightmare.
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Indeed, he was seen as making Hindu-nationalists, previously regarded as a violent fringe, electorally acceptable.
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Ms. Horowitz tied another knot in the fringe of a blanket, and then qualified her declaration.
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"Fringe" actor Joshua Jackson was rushed to the hospital after suffering an allergic reaction in 2011.
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Many right-wing fringe groups declared them heroes who died in the defense of gun rights.
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So naturally, fringe and tassel bags in all shapes and sizes have trickled into the market.
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Putting your fringe militia kooks aside, gun owners don't talk this way or think this way.
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I have a similar style—bar the American Apparel bodycon dress, straight cigs and side fringe.
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Labour legislators who oppose Mr. Corbyn, he has said, are "the new fringe" in Labour politics.
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In the 60's and 70's, mail bombing became a signature of fringe political groups.
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Much more important is how identitarian language migrates from these fringe groups towards the political centre.
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Fuller fringe is perfect for fall, when there's no sticky heat to get in the way.
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They lost high draft picks on mostly dubious free agents; trades brought in only fringe players.
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Fredrick Brennan has little affection for 28chan, the fringe internet message board he started in 83.
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Yet perhaps none is as ambitious as Istanbul's New Airport, on Europe's eastern fringe in Turkey.
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If anything, defenders on the far-right fringe, including President Donald Trump, have lauded his tenacity.
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But judging by the way this convention is going, the fringe just might have a point.
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For the outing, Jackson wore a black crop top paired with a fringe vest and jeans.
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Although fringe meetings on Brexit were ram-packed, the conference chose not to debate the issue.
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Besides his policy positions, Cruz has also been connected to fringe elements of the conservative world.
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McMullin certainly produces sane soundbites, but he, like Trump, represents the extreme fringe of the GOP.
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Fringe, Heroes, Without a Trace, and The Bachelor make up some of Freedive's current television offerings.
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They dance around the fringe, having a blast, while the main character keeps up narrative appearances.
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In addition to Flagpole's signature colorblocking, the suits feature fringe detailing and ruffles on certain styles.
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Neighbouring countries on Europe's southern fringe have far higher absolute levels of youth unemployment than France.
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Clinton on Thursday retaliated by arguing Trump represents a "radical fringe" aggravating the nation's racial tensions.
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Many fringe conservatives, including current and former officeholders, were equally convinced that Trump represented real change.
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For "rare and fringe queries" you should also read: 'People deliberately trying to game the algorithm'.
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Some might dismiss the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, as the actions of unhinged or fringe individuals.
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Booming cities may grow denser in the core even as they sprawl further on the fringe.
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He has spent his career pushing fringe conspiracy theories and undermining key alliances around the world.
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For yet another classic look, the author chose a black and white pantsuit with fringe details.
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And while global brands have already colonized Facebook and Instagram, Snapchat still seems on the fringe.
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At the time, the naysayers thought coding was a weird, fringe activity for computer-science geeks.
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These fringe groups denigrate the rich heritage of the founding virtues and principles of our country.
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Yang is still a fringe candidate by conventional standards and polling behind the leading Democratic contenders.
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An irony of fringe art is that its idiosyncrasies and high maintenance raise its popular profile.
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He hit a terrible shot and was on the fringe between the bunker and the green.
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The digital currency has moved dramatically from being a fringe asset to a globally traded product.
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Its bodice and skirt were made from tiered rows of sparkling fringe that reached her ankles.
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Her pants especially stood out, as they featured fringe trim on the bottom of each leg.
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Television Group includes executive producing HBO's "Westworld," Hulu's "Castle Rock," and Fox's "Fringe," which he cocreated.
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Yet a human theater wiki would be hard pressed to recognize any of the Fringe participants.
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Turnbull played down the issue as a preoccupation of the "left sort of fringe" in politics.
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In less than a decade, what was a fringe product has become a globally traded asset.
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Trump has been under fire for appealing to fringe elements on the right, including white nationalists.
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It's not just a fringe, third-party issue, but a growing concern for the political mainstream.
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She completed the costume with a pink shirt and a cowboy hat covered in sparkling fringe.
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Hannibal Buress endures the 2012 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and digs into Scottish culture in this documentary.
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It's easy to dismiss these types of figures as fringe, or merely trolls from the internet.
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For years, the KKK has been a marginal group on the outer fringe of American politics.
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Too many have been influenced by a once-fringe view that sees immigrants as a problem.
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The country's xenophobic right, long a fringe movement, now commands one-fifth of the Danish Parliament.
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IT'S FRINGE-LICKIN' GOOD (19) Reply to "Why are you dippin' that tassel in honey mustard"?
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I was doing lots of fringe theater work in London—provincial repertory work on short contracts.
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Fringe in particular has been around for much longer, and still gets referenced on the runway.
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One note: This type of cutting doesn't lend itself well to blunt, sharp angles and fringe.
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Some politicians can move previously fringe ideas into the forefront of the debate without even trying.
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Yes, there are similarities: They're both fringe religious movements that have been criticized for being cults.
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The people who believe in a flat Earth are actually less fringe-y than I expected.
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From what I understand it's a fringe theory having something to do with quantum mechanical tunneling.
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It explains why my fringe is stuck to my face and everything is drenched in sweat.
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Remember, powerlifting is still a fringe sport, and the best athletes in the world aren't powerlifting.
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There's a cute light fringe along the towel's edges that adds some flair to the design.
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And yet, there in the foreground left of the huge canvas was a fringe of concrete.
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The "runaway" specter has been raised by fringe elements on both the left and the right.
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Sanders, on the other hand, spent decades on the party's fringe as an independent democratic socialist.
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Others felt it was not productive to engage with what they regarded as a radical fringe.
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But the cap didn't apply to fringe benefits, which employers quickly exploited as a recruiting tool.
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The protest case, however, dates from 2007, when Catalan secessionism was still a fringe political movement.
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The Favorite earrings sway with chain fringe; the Mangbetu bracelet portrays her in full-face relief.
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Catch The Coward at The New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC) from August 12 - 28, 2016.
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That's often what happens in races where a candidate is written off as weak or fringe.
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And each image has a distinct border, or three: dots, diamonds, hearts, flowers or curling fringe.
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Now it's flirting with the fringe anti-vaccination movement — in the middle of a measles outbreak.
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