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Schatz who, in his essay "Film Genre and the Genre Film" defines genre as a set of narrative components that deliver
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The coma genre is my favorite genre of Trump memes.
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Genre I can get behind, but with genre comes oversimplification.
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The genre 'females of all description' is not a music genre.
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His subsequent career would find him moving from genre to genre.
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Prophecy is, counterintuitively, an inherited genre, a genre of inheritance, and it is a genre that Kushner embraced in all its imaginative, overwrought fabulousness.
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It moves clunkily from one song the next, jumping from genre to genre.
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The genre has changed house music, a genre he has enjoyed for years.
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"I published as a genre writer when genre was not literature," she said.
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I feel like he invented a genre himself that is now a specific genre.
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But I don't believe that the superhero genre has the legs of the western genre, I don't even think it has the legs of the sci-fi genre.
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Vulture's Bilge Ebiri found the film similarly genre-defying: When I interviewed Bong years ago, he told me that he loves genre movies but hates genre conventions, and here he upends that idea: Parasite is not a genre movie, but it occasionally employs — carefully, playfully, deliriously — genre conventions and all the assumptions that come with them.
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Producers use genre to get movies made; studios use genre to get you in seats.
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That's pretty much the basis for an entire genre, but what a genre it was!
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Modine transcends that genre just as Kubrick transcended every genre he tackled as a filmmaker.
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I think that's why horror is such a popular genre and such a commercial genre.
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Katie Silberthau's screenplay allows for commentary on the genre while still operating happily within the genre.
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The history of this genre is firmly intertwined with that of the genre of utopian literature.
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That can be the fun of choosing genre, and playing in genre, is the subversion expectations.
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One might think all genre exercise does this, taking the desired genre as an object and explicit goal and hence setting it apart from the musical subject; actually the process of internalizing genre marks can make a genre's status as a genre more explicit than it was when practiced less self-consciously, externalizing the source material while formalizing it into a genre and proclaiming itself, the musical subject, as the apotheosis of the genre it itself invented.
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The books constitute a kind of genre novel in which the author himself has become the genre.
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In either case, there's a large cast to explore here, and stories that skip from genre to genre.
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We simply made a decent genre movie in a genre that no one in Russia had tried before.
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There are writers who specialize in variety, flitting from genre to genre and reinventing themselves with every book.
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They were also genre-agnostic at a time when the Internet was beginning to dramatically erode genre boundaries.
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I think because it is a genre of suffering, to a large degree a genre of female suffering.
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All of your books have played with genre expectations even as they explore genre itself as a theme.
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JS: Uncut Gems was a kind of pulpy, genre-oriented movie, but we had no experience in genre.
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Then again, isn't the whole point of the Balearic ideal that it is, in effect, a genre-less genre?
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Taken individually, not every song would categorize itself so clearly; but for each song here to occupy space on the same album categorizes the album as a genre exercise collection, and in that context even the least genre-specific songs become ipso facto genre exercises and their musical attributes ipso facto genre marks.
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Each song picks a distinct and usually preexisting genre, provides an exemplary model for how that genre should or at least can be performed, moves on to the next radically different genre, and repeats the cycle.
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The genre tapered off in the early '10s when it was overshadowed by vaporwave, another internet-fueled genre of music.
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Genre television is just starting to catch up with earlier waves of diversity-related thinking in genre comics and novels.
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The film morphs from genre to genre as monsters emerge out of Dumpsters and plot points veer into alternate realities.
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Just like with the other movies, it's a genre I love and it's a genre I want to do right.
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Admittedly, the acuity of these internal genre marks depends on their reference to external ideas about specific genre definitions, and the continual success of this strategy over time depends on said external genre definitions staying the same.
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"Even though I have the genre of country music, [Spotify] thinks more in a genre-less fashion," says Marks, mentioning that country playlists he curates could very well include "out of genre" artists like Lady Gaga or Avicii.
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It takes on the critic's role in performing acts of genre assignment, performs such acts on each particular song, and in doing so also assigns itself as a whole the genre of categorizer, the category of genre assigner.
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We've survived every genre you can imagine: from the late 251s through every genre and subgenre they have going on today.
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There's a genre, military science fiction, and that genre is all about the other four branches of the military and space.
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EA is underrepresented in the action game genre and Fitch expects the development of new organic IP to include this genre.
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Empowered Women Who Watch Porn, the mainstream narrative continues, turn to one genre when they're feeling frisky, and one genre alone.
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Rarely do I find a book that "you just can't put down," so I tend to bounce from genre to genre.
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The war-movie genre has won 12 best picture Oscars so far, the second most-rewarded genre ever behind only drama.
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Lately, at the other end, have come the rowdy genre-bashing eccentrics, who've rebaptized the genre as punk, psychedelia or both.
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It's resulted in a genre of cookbooks that lean on a vocabulary of frugality, a genre bigger than one may imagine.
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Filmmakers like del Toro and Peele are steeped in genre traditions and a reverence for the narrative power that genre can wield.
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The hybrid genre only existed in the mainstream for a few years, but it eventually gave birth to another genre: nu metal.
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And the Newtonian law of modern media is that for every genre of coverage, there will be a genre of meta-coverage.
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You hit upon an interesting genre issue here, the intersection of Allen as an auteur, which is what—a genre of celebrity?
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It's not even very good as a genre exercise, and can't always keep track of which genre muscles it wants to flex.
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Genre Exposure To ensure that students' interests develop in numerous and varied ways, teachers conduct 10-minute "Genre Exposure" lessons each day.
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Along with Miranda Lambert, Underwood is the biggest woman in the genre, and the genre isn't doing great by women at the moment.
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Midnight SpecialJeff Nichols's special skill as a filmmaker might be his ability to shift from genre to genre with his unique sensibility intact.
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It's a tonally incoherent record, leaping from genre to genre with abandon; its balance between piercing profundities and lyrical groaners is roughly even.
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And genre films have grown up, too — genre filmmakers are being given more resources and support to make richer and more complex films.
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But I think wrapped up in this idea of its being a genre of suffering is also that it's a genre of empowerment.
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Of course, landing genre role after genre role comes with its own pitfalls — namely very involved fans, especially when it comes to Stranger Things.
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Since genre is a perceived, externally imposed category rather than an intrinsic musical element, the job of assigning genre usually falls to the critic.
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He's one of those artists who's hopped from genre to genre in not only music, but the art forms he uses to express himself.
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Some fans worry that genre distinctions will eventually erode completely and all forms of music will blend together into a bland, undefined mono-genre.
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"They pull in different directions: attraction, beauty, obviousness, not obviousness, how they sit in relation to the genre as a whole, and how they sit in relation to the genre within my work—within the genre of still-lifes, in this case," he said.
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So I think that when we're putting these two-dimensional characters in a very formulaic genre or a genre that you're forcing to be formulaic.
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As the genre grapples with its place in the resistance, it confronts the structures of privilege and exclusion that have shaped the genre for decades.
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Brett and I both wanted to take a stab at that genre, because it felt like its own genre, but actually make the stakes bigger.
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It's content-rich within a genre often known for the opposite—a genre where underestimating the abilities and needs of your players is incredibly common .
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Need I add that no song on the album fits into a neat little genre category — or rather, one genre to the exclusion of another?
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He leaps from genre to genre with abandon: classic pop to neo-soul to conscious rap, Elton John to Stevie Wonder to, uh, John Mayer.
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In fact, the very genre of police procedural has its origin in Weimar Cinema—as do many of the investigative techniques the genre relies on.
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First, it'll ask you what your favorite genre for the road is (pop, rock, hip-hop / rap, country, indie, EDM, or a genre called "mood").
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Black made genre films, yes, but they tended to work almost as post-genre films — always aware of audience expectations, and keen to subvert them.
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And while the genre certainly has love stories that are perfect for a good cry, the genre has come a long way since its early days.
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Ironically, that genre would end up replacing the RTS in a lot of ways, and practically relegate the genre that spawned it to a niche pastime.
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If the general public finds another genre — maybe some young filmmaker will invent a genre — which starts to supplant the superhero movie this thing could happen.
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These are all writers who see the genre conventions as starting points rather than limitations, who refuse to recognize that supposed boundary between genre and literary.
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Defined as a sub-genre of Spanish-language hip hop, Latin trap has become a hugely popular musical genre in Latin America, the US and Spain.
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Also: While the superhero genre isn't entirely a "male" genre, it is still consumed by a lot of boys between the ages of 13 and 18.
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That genre alchemy — which can turn out more of a genre muddle — isn't the only reason this show was last seen in New York in 1994.
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While Penn delved progressively inward, seeking some primal essence of photography, Avedon treated the magazines as his personal movie studio, breathlessly dialing through genre after genre.
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Listening back today, it reads like a Calvin-peeing windshield decal in the face of genre purism, and seems to predict today's post-genre pop music landscape.
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Demos: True crime is a genre, and genre is often a place in society and entertainment where society can sort of tolerate the exploration of some issues.
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I will say that knowing we're in a genre that has certain tropes—and genre might just be relationship story, or zombie apocalypse, we're constantly considering tropes.
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But perhaps for Simone, whose genre-breaking music never quite fit in the confines of jazz, a new genre of the biopic needs to be invented altogether.
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More usual is the genre novel offered by a literary heavyweight self-consciously paddling in shallow waters, doing the genre a favor by splashing about in it.
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With their style and medium of choice, they are leading a commercialisation of the poetry genre and diluting the quality of poetry, a once high-brow literary genre.
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It angers me because it's men like him who ruined the romance genre, a genre largely targeted to straight women yet somehow also largely made by straight men.
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But Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders is the franchise's first official foray into the true-crime genre, coming even after the recent boom in the genre.
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Instead, its All Access and Plus subscription tiers will be added to the all-genre Hot 100, Billboard 200 and genre-based song and album charts, says Billboard.
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Tell me about beefing up that genre on the network and how, if at all, it was related to the reemergence of the true crime/documentary/nonfiction genre.
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The Balcony, then, is in the wonderful place of being a game in a silly genre that is nonetheless pushing that genre forward into new and interesting territory.
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This is not because I'm a genre writer, but because I'm a genre reader, sampling broadly — crime, horror, romance, speculative, dystopian and, more often than not, literary fiction.
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With time, however, the genre has bent back towards his vision, reverberating in the modern iteration of the genre with an impact as important as Coltrane and Davis.
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Genre movies are something of a rarity in the main slate, but Ms. Denis's daring, dialectical sensibility, her shrewd fusion of the visceral and the cerebral, transcend genre.
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Note: Take a look at this handout of Genre Collection Probes to use with students to help them analyze texts and to guide your own Genre Exposure lessons.
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This, too, is a self-assigned genre, one implicit in the way the album collects genre marks and places them in succession, a genre transparently self-assigned based on the internal evidence, not one that I am presently assigning the album right now, although of course I am doing that too.
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Bowie was a mimic and a sponge, a considerate listener who hopped from genre to genre with the help of skilled collaborators and a voracious appetite for new sounds.
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This is the paradox of genre formation; a genre doesn't emerge from one leading game through pure repetition, but by a process of whittling down to what truly matters.
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Genre is a comparative idea—you have to see across movies in order to get a hold on a genre, which inevitably means that some details get flattened out.
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Country's internal dramas are perennial, but this tug of war between the genre as it advertises itself and the genre as it's actually evolving feels particularly tense right now.
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Director Bong Joon-ho (The Host, Snowpiercer) is really flexing here, showing his mastery of cinema by sneakily shapeshifting this film from genre to genre as the plot unfolds.
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"The Feeling," in all its abstract-ness, is a rare genre-less genre—solely existing as a vehicle to drive us into the up-and-down side of summer.
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The exposure that Instagram has brought to the genre is a good thing, despite the fact that they're taking the genre in a direction that the critics might not like.
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Vermeer and the Masters of Genre Painting reinserts Vermeer into the tradition in which he worked, both demystifying his paintings and lending force to his particular take on the genre.
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The Frankenstein genre and the buddy cop genre may seem a long way from each other, but "Second Chance," which begins on Wednesday night on Fox, is born of both.
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The recently deceased Bowie did his fair share of genre-hopping too, but only in succession — he'd inhabit one role, one genre, then another the next year, and so on.
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For a genre that's supposed to be about carefully considering the possibilities of the future, science fiction too often feels just as slick and mindless a genre as any other.
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It offers big laughs—often for catharsis and comic relief—and leans heavily on the horror genre (using genre tropes like jump scares and bloody attacks to accentuate its scorn).
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Yet the genre of categorizer is an abstract one where the genre of, say, kiddie psychedelia is a concrete one, and, crucially, the album declines to define its implied present.
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As with the rainbow, a country song and a rock song might be musically closer than two songs within either genre, but in our minds, the genre threshold takes precedence.
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"Many previously genre-defining elements are being dropped or reworked for audiences who haven't grown up on the genre, like many of the designers may have," Jay Tholen tells me.
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Like Kubrick, Campbell sought for the genre to be more realistic, shedding the bug-eyed monsters of the pulp era and positioning the magazine and genre to focus on hard science.
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At this point, the series doesn't appear to break the expectations of its genre, though it certainly leaves a lot more room for quiet, meditative stretches than said genre usually demands.
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It wasn't like some comics where they poke fun at a genre but they don't really love that genre, so there's kind of a mean-spirited, off-putting angle to it.
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There was a lot of overlap between my experiences growing up and the superhero genre — the genre was established by children of Jewish immigrants, growing up in New York and Cleveland.
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One of the defining texts of the superhero genre, the graphic novel also broke the genre in such a way that, after more than 30 years, it still hasn't fully recovered.
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As Geoff Dyer notes in his foreword, the sort of "genre-resistant nonfiction" whose possibilities Dillard began scouting out in the early 1970s is now a recognized genre enjoying a vogue.
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I think other songs in the genre from when they are the age of 19543 or 14 need to be compared to songs that are more recent that share the genre.
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I have a lot of thoughts ... I mean yeah, there's a separate thing about why ... We're in that genre though, we're in that ... The people-talking-to-other-people genre. Right.
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The birth of a genre What may be ultimately more significant about this anniversary, though, is the association of "Millionaire" with the genre that came to be known as reality television.
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Country radio failed to support a single song from her Grammy winning, critically lauded, genre-defining album, ignoring the fact that she's one of the biggest names in the genre now.
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One other motivating factor isn't really leaving behind something from the genre, but something from recent examples of the genre that I wanted to get away from: they're all period pieces.
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They are designed to interrogate and break apart the tropes that drive genre storytelling and make it so fun, and to integrate genre plotting with the psychological insight of literary fiction.
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" It is, she said, "beautifully designed within the genre.
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And once you have that code, to get a comprehensive list all you do is type it into your address bar after the word "genre," like this: http://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/52858.
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But the real fun of The Refrigerator Monologues comes from Valente's hyper-stylized voice, inflected by turns with pop, jazz, and opera as she moves from heroine to heroine, genre to genre.
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"It might be too much to say that anything is possible in the RPG genre, but as a developer, I do feel that the genre offers a lot of freedom," Hashimoto says.
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And while publishing has, for the most part, shrugged off the romance book-stuffing plague as a genre quirk, the rich financial incentives for gaming Kindle Unlimited are not limited by genre.
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Sign o' the Times doesn't perform that kind of exemplary genre summary — or rather, the album doesn't as a whole, because it's what each song taken individually, each genre taken individually, does.
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While the foundations of the MOBA genre predate Warcraft 3's innovations, they directly inspired the Defense of the Ancients mod that forms the backbone of a lot of the MOBA genre.
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The gaming genre of visual novels has been popular in Japan for decades, but only in the 21st century have more frequent translations helped the genre find a home in the West.
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BUCHANAN I think this is a genre that is here to stay, in part because there are so many other routes to go within the superhero framework — it's a pretty flexible genre.
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The movie is absolutely content to be what it is on its surface: an incredible send-up of the action genre which also happens to be a great entry in that genre.
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Beyond the role of categorizer, already a self-referential metagenre, there's hardly a larger context one can spring on the album, even as an external agent performing the act of genre assignment oneself; as far as assigning genre goes, the album includes all the internal genre marks necessary and leaves no category for the critic to impose.
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By obsessively refining a polished compendium of knotted genre conventions at the expense of feeling, the Cars both apotheosize and violate popform: direct emotion is also a genre convention, the only one omitted.
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But a genuinely great, deep genre album will struggle to win on quality alone, because so many of the people voting in your category won't have a deep knowledge of your genre. Yep.
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The films of female directors working in genre cinema (including film noir, horror, action and sexploitation) will be celebrated in "Genre Is a Woman," a series at Film Forum running June 3-16.
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The distinctions that once separated each genre are still there, in a sense, but a purist sensibility with genre—if spoken about with a kind of passionate fervor—isn't really relevant here anymore.
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They make up AKASE, a joint project that makes futuristic synth-pop that manages to refresh the genre without falling into the cliche bullshit sounds a genre called "futuristic synth-pop" often generates.
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Just last year, another film critic from The Los Angeles Times, Kenneth Turan, wrote off the entire genre in an essay that suggested he sees scary movies narrowly, a genre for escapist shocks.
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Like Craig's last feature, the genre treat Tucker & Dale vs.
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It is now considered a classic of the burgeoning genre.
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This is an art historical survey of an artistic genre.
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A listener may relish the sampled genre or revile it.
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This whole genre of music is really fascinating to me.
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It's also a huge step forward in the horror genre.
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"I wouldn't quite classify this as any genre," he said.
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I think we need more women in the country genre.
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The show never wants to forget its pure genre pleasures.
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Here's how Blade Runner stacks up against other genre classics.
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Genre is the perfect stealthsuit for a new streaming network.
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It's time to put another genre on the ranking block.
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There are few words of higher praise within the genre.
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Cooke wasn't content with success only in the superhero genre.
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They're merely paying homage to the godfather of the genre.
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The 1970s genre of blaxploitation was polarizing for black audiences.
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The show's theme song inspired a whole genre of jokes.
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It's akin to a greatest hits collection for the genre.
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"The RTS genre has morphed into something different," says Nicholson.
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Director Courtney Hoffman is redefining the Western genre for women.
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The members of Kvartal 95 were masters of the genre.
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At its best, the genre solemnizes the impulses of adolescence.
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" But those songs feel like a different genre than "Gorgeous.
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The next closest genre is "Gay," with 1.8 million videos.
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As a genre, useless internet isn't even limited by form.
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And its grandiosity undermines the ragged pleasures of the genre.
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And for that reason, it's the genre at its best.
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No genre is safe from my soft movie theater sobs.
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Here, we reveal six essential, explosive tracks of the genre.
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The stories vary both in literary genre and game design.
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My favourite photo genre is "married women meeting Justin." pic.twitter.
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It looks like a very fun twist on the genre.
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But this is a genre that is losing its edge.
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What attracts you to the genre, and specifically Slender Man?
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Click here to view original GIFAnimation is not a genre.
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IT NEVER does one well to declare a genre dead.
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It's like a scrappy dramedy, but that's not a genre.
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But then he adds his own twists on the genre.
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I'm a very instinctual person, I never think about genre.
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But isn't that the thing with the genre horror films?
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Fender achieves high marks with almost every genre of music.
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When genre lines become tenuous, crossover flourishes, which is marvelous.
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There's American Horror Story, Ryan Murphy's take on the genre.
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The genre is fiercely protective, competitive and obsessed with authenticity.
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Either way, they've come to be legible tropes the genre.
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Traditional collectors focus on one genre, material, period or maker.
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Dating Around rejects all the usual tropes of the genre.
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Every episode will be different in genre — comedy, romance, drama.
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I like when bands dip into a whole different genre.
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Are there professionals rendering services in this genre of storytelling?
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It also will return your top genre of the year.
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But there's something potentially dangerous about this sort of genre
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A milestone in the genre if there ever was one.
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Because you name the genre and he could do it.
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It just doesn't fit with our genre or our audience.
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After working on Ryans, I feel this is my genre.
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I like the intensity and the atmosphere of genre films.
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But Bird doesn't want to be boxed in genre labels.
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And in Chile another unique genre has developed: the "footie".
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How do you break free of genre in your life?
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That makes the whole genre thing interesting to begin with.
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Somewhere around 1974, the genre of punk rock was born.
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This might be my new favorite genre of sports photo.
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I believe that in terms of viewership, it's transcending genre.
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It's a genre that encompasses artists with unique personal styles.
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So I knew the music and I knew the genre.
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So why does black music still feel like genre music?
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They were in the same genre in their money making.
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Genre and all of that takes a backseat to sincerity.
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How did that genre play a role in Kuso's aesthetic?
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We haven't noticed any particular patterns among genre just yet.
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How did artists like Otto Dix influence the emerging genre?
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Like no genre before, a tension rests at drill's heart.
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Right after he died, the genre stopped being as street.
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The genre resonates in other ways for her too, though.
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What are you most interested in this genre to do?
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I told everyone don't worry about genre, just write songs.
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He told me the genre only seems easy to make.
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What genre of music do you listen to the most?
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Considered as a genre, YouTube Minecraft videos are quite strange.
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Yet Alias Grace defies expectations for the true crime genre.
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Other films went beyond unusual premises to tinker with genre.
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Studious and encyclopedic knowledge of the genre and rock history.
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Do you think that you should promote more genre fiction?
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Above all, they revealed how diverse the genre could be.
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He created a whole new genre of delivering the news.
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" The genre is the subject of a documentary, "That's Sexploitation!
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All of a sudden the genre feels alive, feral, infinite.
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Quitting YouTube has become a genre of video unto itself.
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No genre, style, or level of professionalism is beyond redemption.
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A good book in any genre is a good book.
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He certainly knows the genre and that came in handy.
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The way this genre splicing works out is absolutely wonderful.
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But the genre has also become something more to me.
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It's not a fault of the genre or the content.
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I mean... in Michigan, that's a big genre for us.
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In fact, he spent his earliest years denouncing the genre.
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Here's to hoping they stick with the adult contemporary genre.
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What do you think Kendrick has done for the genre?
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Is that why you originally turned to the genre writing?
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But for this genre, that's about par for the course.
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She does give us and the genre something different, authentic.
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For God's sake, there's a whole genre named after it.
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It obfuscates the traditional lines between format, genre, and style.
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My music isn't rooted in one genre; it crosses them.
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This movie could have subverted the genre at least slightly.
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A modest body count by the standards of the genre.
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What do you consider the greatest examples of the genre?
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But the genre has leaked into all corners of entertainment.
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That's where much of the genre has now been relegated.
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The Western is a genre that's been dead for decades.
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But it's a prime example of the found footage genre.
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Visual extensions are among the most popular of this genre.
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It's partially familiar, yet fundamentally different from its genre peers.
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"This is not a crisis of genre," Mr. Janczukowicz added.
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I'm hardly turned off by considerations of genre or type.
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The best books in this genre marry wistfulness with humor.
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The metal music genre has lots of subgenres and nuances.
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I'm less rigid about genre than I used to be.
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Additionally, the true crime genre is inescapably prone to subjectivity.
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This is basically as bleak as this genre can get.
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You may even have created a new literary genre: microbiography.
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Plus I like comedies in general, regardless of their genre.
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As a genre, it seems to combine drama with poetry.
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I find myself drawn to specific sounds, defying any genre.
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It was an elegant genre piece that said something new.
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But "CoDex 1962" toys with every genre under the sun.
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As the reality genre has flourished, viewers' appetites have increased.
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There is enough of that in the American parenting genre.
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What song or music genre gets you through tough times?
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I love books that are unclassifiable in terms of genre.
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Sorey's work eludes the pinging radar of genre and style.
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It's really the first clear genre piece he's taken on.
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But Drake had swiped the genre out from under him.
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By the standards of the genre, Parks's effort is minor.
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Each is a strong and romantic expression of its genre.
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But not everyone had an uplifting take on the genre.
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It has about 50 shows in the genre in development.
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And before you ask, yes, you can choose the genre.
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Show tunes are not this Broadway director's favorite musical genre.
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Cummins' book would fit well in the romantic suspense genre.
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Each month, we focus on a particular genre of wine.
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Unfortunately, his hybrids of language and genre don't always succeed.
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These rockers are true icons of the classic rock genre.
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We wanted you to be drawn into a genre story.
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She thanked the fans, as is traditional in the genre.
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Yet the genre is still waiting for its great works.
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Mainstream and vanguard critics were impressed by its genre stylings.
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Her favorite author in the genre is Thich Nhat Hanh.
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The other trap at hand is the "true story" genre.
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Maybe it's a thought, or a genre, or a mode.
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The mystery genre is a minuet between disruption and order.
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And yet there are some looking to quash the genre.
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"Funko has done the genre a huge favor," he said.
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Here's what you need to know about this musical genre.
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Each history TikToker brings their own interests into the genre.
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We wanted you to be drawn into a genre story.
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The beauty there is that I never learned genre snobbery.
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" Her narrative, he wrote, introduced a new genre: "cafe espionage.
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But BTS has elevated the genre into an international movement.
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Her writing exists outside of genre and trends and time.
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FB: Right, or debating the kind of genre or gender.
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Before Jackson Pollock, abstraction was but one relatively modest genre.
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KS: There were a bunch of them in this genre.
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I'm trying... they're not Beats but they're in that genre.
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I think it's just another genre—if you work within the confines of the genre of porn you're still expected to come up with something that's fun to read aside from the sex part.
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Kusama took a shot at the horror genre in 2009 with the Diablo Cody–written (remember her?) Jennifer's Body, but it was last year's The Invitation that truly cemented her mastery of the genre.
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A.E.The covering letter should state as precisely as you can the category/genre of fiction you are submitting - cite successful authors in your genre, especially those published by the particular imprint you are contacting.
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In recent years, as her album sales have failed to match the heights set by her first few releases, Gaga hasn't let that stop her from taking over the music industry, genre by genre.
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Obviously, George Romero has the blessing and curse of being associated with one genre when in fact he was a kind of scathing observer of American life [and] went way beyond the zombie genre.
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Charting a typographic history for a genre that emerged as anarchically and incrementally as metal isn't as simple as going decade by decade, but zooming out on the genre at large, several patterns do emerge.
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Genre hierarchies blurred, and collective music taste became more omnivorous thanks to the convenience of streaming platforms; there are very few people who came of age in the 2010s who listened to just one genre.
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There are countless bands out there that music writers like to label as "undefinable" or "genre-bending," or even "experimental" because there just isn't a handy genre box in which to immediately file them away.
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Seriously, when a game apes a genre (or sub-genre) classic well, but offers a genuinely new take on something core to that experience—in this case, dying—the designer has done their job beautifully.
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And the artifice — just the artifice of the genre — became overwhelming.
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Genre terms are useful, perhaps even indispensable; they tell you something.
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Women say it's difficult for them to break into the genre.
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So what do critics think of the genre-smashing twisty thriller?
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The inventor of this genre was the painter Gerard Ter Borch.
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Text adventure games were a hugely popular genre at the time.
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In every genre, you can find films that feature African Americans.
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Tyler, the Creator is exploring a totally new genre of music.
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"The genre has broadly become more accessible and reputable," Worland said.
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BEST FILM ACROSS ANY GENRE IN AWHILE GO SEE IT TODAY!
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That imprecision makes for a uniquely considered take on the genre.
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The genre of video features soft sounds intended to soothe listeners.
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That would be like judging one genre off of one person.
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Zany (Photoshopped) PhotosRussian newlyweds clearly hold a monopoly on this genre.
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The 4X genre also has some intriguing games in Early Access.
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Wagner's text makes genre-defying movements between poetry, essay, and memoir.
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"I didn't think it would work in our genre," he says.
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I know for certain we half fit in the genre, surely.
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This is a superior popcorn movie, no matter what the genre.
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Switch up genre so wildly they go, 'Whoa, Peaches contains MULTITUDES!
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Amid this sub-genre is Tehlor Kay Mejia's refreshingly original debut.
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Rather, it's more a genre of transportation than a single invention.
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Maybe. I think that genre is a bit like Russian dolls.
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I see the genre more as Disney or Pixar for adults.
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In 2018, emo rap became the fastest-growing genre on Spotify.
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This reinforces the notion that this is a quintessentially Japanese genre.
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The genre has always been and continues to be overwhelmingly white.
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It's a scripted comedy — not a genre VR is known for.
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For now, maybe that's all fans of the genre really need.
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" The article argued that the genre was degrading and "isn't music.
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Zero of those nine examples were in the sci-fi genre.
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For more combinations, you can pick up genre-specific expansion sets.
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I was reading the genre that I consider to be grimdark.
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TuneIn and iHeartRadio let you browse by genre, location, and more.
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Do the stories reach the genre highwater mark of Portal 2?
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"After Piketty" includes an example of the genre, by Devesh Raval.
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On one hand, the genre feels old-fashioned, if not unfashionable.
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It also eliminates many of the frustrations inherent to the genre.
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Devoted fans of the genre were not ready to let go.
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That's right, another series in the true crime genre is coming.
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NaCoWriMo's goal is dissecting "conspiracy genre" narrative tricks, not fooling readers.
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But the singer insists there's room in the genre for all.
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For the genre to thrive, it needs a variety of voices.
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Legion manages to up the ante for the entire superhero genre.
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But getting the subtle balance right requires mastery of the genre.
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Either way, the genre is largely a misleading form of advertising.
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When I went into this record, I didn't feel genre limitations.
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The "Trump as independent" genre also fails on a deeper level.
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As a woman approaching the genre, did you feel any pressure?
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The genre is expensive, often requiring designers to literally create worlds.
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The cuckold genre is one of the most popular porn genres.
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In the superhero genre it offers endless and really cool possibilities.
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You can also specify a particular genre, like rock or classical.
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Alternatively, just browse by genre or era to get your music.
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Alternatively, you can search by genre or pick someone else's playlist.
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No matter your religious inclination, Christmas movies are a special genre.
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She turned cultural exploration into a vital part of the genre.
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She also wished the superhero genre well, particularly at Sunday's Oscars.
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Has the genre moved beyond the association between sex and death?
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"There isn't that much variation in the genre itself," Bratich said.
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Part of Swift's reticence also probably came from her foundational genre.
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It asks for your top artists, top song, and top genre.
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Spy novels are a genre, but so is John Le Carré.
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But for all her country categorization, Morris isn't strictly one genre.
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An earlier version of this story misidentified Tori Kelly's musical genre.
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Food, too, has become a popular genre across all video platforms.
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The latest entrant in the genre, though, comes with a twist.
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Genre writers were among the earliest adopters of new word processing
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The stories are realism, as far as that goes in genre.
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Team Fortress 2 was the king of this genre for years.
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Wang calls it a "classic," in a genre that's anything but.
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Massive Entertainment is an under-appreciated innovator of the MOBA genre.
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We were not going to limit ourselves to genre or expectation.
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It's not addressing what makes a story work—it's not genre.
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Television has the great benefit of being able to defy genre.
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That exposure to a less-known genre that made a mark.
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"Every song on the album is a different genre," she says.
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That they are going to hear a particular genre of music.
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And that was sort of our foray into the genre world.
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And then I tried to convey that through the genre elements.
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And that flight is so unlike other games in the genre!
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We've changed where the center of gravity is for that genre.
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I would like to subvert the genre while staying in it.
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A genre of films with identical thumbnails and near identical plots.
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They are just stunningly good, no matter the genre being played.
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Or Andre 3000 and his world of genre-bending ATL rap?
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There are these really set preconceptions about what that genre means.
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H1Z1 and PUBG are referenced as the OGs of the genre.
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The nominations list was replete with more traditional genre movies, too.
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What's more, it did much to popularize the "mockumentary" film genre.
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However, by the end of 1960s, the genre began to change.
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"Why I left BuzzFeed" is now an entire genre on YouTube.
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Below are seven photographers who continue to move the genre along.
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I guess they have to find a name for this genre.
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John Carpenter started a great tradition of politically themed genre movies.
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Japan's most prominent musical contribution was a genre called Shibuya-kei.
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It's a story that cuts across lines of genre and race.
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Meanwhile, this story could spawn a whole new genre of cinema.
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But since the genre first surfaced on Tumblr, Reddit and Last.
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No wonder there's a niche streaming service devoted to the genre.
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Is this new genre a defining moment for Arab youth culture?
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Steelberg redesigns the grimy 13s movie sleeves for recent genre films.
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But skate videos have been a genre for a long time.
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The changes have added some depth to a generally tired genre.
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In another genre, the Arabstazy really speak to me as well.
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It helped form a genre that birthed Quake and competitive shooters.
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Let's repeat that—he helped create an entire genre of music.
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It's more the genre crossbreeds that I was most interested in.
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Black metal is an evolving genre, for better or for worse.
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Perhaps no musical genre has been as maligned as progressive rock.
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Related article: Inside the Trove of the Genre-Buster Arthur Russell
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The genre I most avoid is the self-consciously Literary Novel.
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Landscape design, a fundamentally sensual genre, doesn't translate easily into museums.
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We'll call this the "What if Yoda advice, but baby" genre.
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Kane Brown is bringing some much-needed diversity to the genre.
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There's definitely more tropes of the true crime genre to hit.
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Others, however, take advantage of fan interest in the growing genre.
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If this transpires, historians will reconstitute the genre like a puzzle.
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Arts | Connecticut "Cymbeline" is a genre-twister of a Shakespeare play.
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Thriving in an unexpected genre is nothing new for Le Guin.
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Their despairing visions are mounted on genre forms that they overwhelm.
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But she has expanded into a new genre of terrible advice.
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We love real-guy, ordinary incompetence in a heightened genre situation.
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Each offers a handful of channels in the genre you select.
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"We don't want to be constrained by genre," Mr. Pardo said.
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The result is a novel that vacillates in tone and genre.
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Related article Techno Elders, Aging Gracefully in a Youth-Oriented Genre
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But he also mixes in some of the slasher genre, too.
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Granted, thrillers aren't generally considered a genre that prioritizes multidimensional protagonists.
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Noir might be the most successful crossover genre of the bunch.
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Beneath the carapace of popcorn genre writing is a sensitive intelligence.
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KSI pioneered a new genre of crossover: The YouTube boxing match.
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Terror in nature is a common trope in the horror genre.
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Today it holds up as a granddaddy of the bloodsucker genre.
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The Honda Pilot is the epitome of excellence in this genre.
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Is "Shows You Should Watch While Working Out" an established genre?
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What are we really talking about when we talk about genre?
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Like the best of the genre, Atlanta is a wounded animal.
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But generally speaking, it's not a genre that is my favorite.
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The superhero genre is in right now—it's the new Western.
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That template hadn't really been applied to the romantic-comedy genre.
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Paranoia returned to the genre around the turn of the millennium.
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And Natasha Rothwell harks back to the classic variety-show genre.
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The sitcom as a genre has become a completely different animal.
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So I was interested in exploring that in this genre context.
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In pleasant contrast, Castaway (2000) gave the genre an island holiday.
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This is our tribute to the glorious times of that genre.
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In many ways, 19883 was a pivotal year in the genre.
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The horror genre seemed like the best way to do it.
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The genre has managed to survive, aesthetically almost unchanged, for decades.
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Turns out, it's 2016 and that genre is alive and well.
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But it's an onstage sugar high; fun, but not genre-elevating.
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You know how cyberpunk, as a genre, is about dark dystopias?
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In recent years, the genre has struggled at the box office.
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Are bands like these essential to the evolution of a genre?
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Without him, however, the genre as we know it wouldn't exist.
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Genre: Crime drama Commitment: One season of six hour-long episodes.
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Genre: Crime dramedy Commitment: One season of 13 hour-long episodes.
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Genre: Educational documentary Commitment: One season of 13 hour-long episodes.
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Artist retrospectives most often fall into the genre of historical fiction.
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They wanted it to be reflective of that genre of music.
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Is punk the most represented genre when it comes to badges?
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On the genre flipside, science fiction also came into its element.
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Even the genre name itself is loaded with a political message.
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Hip-hop is very political genre and about communicating a message.
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Now, it looks like she's headed back to the genre again.
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I don't dislike the genre, it's just never been my thing.
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It's not easy to place Rebecca's comedy neatly into a genre.
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"Metal has always been a political genre of music," said Deaibes.
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Gereon (Cloudkid): My channel is not defined by a specific genre.
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Into Eternity is a very original approach to the documentary genre.
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His releases can sprawl all over the place and across genre.
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It could be a genre or a new kind of story.
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"Auto-battlers" are a relatively new genre of competitive strategy games.
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Warzone's battle royale is similar to other games in the genre.
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On the whole, it's a surprisingly O.K. addition to the genre.
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The genre usually invoked to describe his presidency is reality television.
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Five of the artists are still working in the genre today.
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RH: I like thinking about the love scene as a genre.
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Ultimately, the genre will always thrive because humans are eternal voyeurs.
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There have been other MMOs, but the genre barely exists anymore.
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It's pulpy and earnest, like an homage to a forgotten genre.
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Untangling their attraction to him is a whole genre unto itself.
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Do you remember the first story you wrote in this genre?
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"I don't care about genre, I chase characters," Rees says firmly.
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Anything further in the way of genre identity is left blank.
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Now their tales are fueling a genre of grifter-related entertainment.
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The genre-bending novel follows their three separate but interconnected lives.
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"Modus" has a couple of other features common to its genre.
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It's an odd little quasi-genre, half public and half private.
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The Thinking Reader's Guide to Fear Article defending the horror genre.
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As a society, we are fully stocked up on this genre.
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But 'What Happened' is not a standard work of this genre.
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They're very different shows, though, demonstrating that the genre — the Mideasterner?
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This is as much a matter of genre as of politics.
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"There is not just one genre of humor," Ms. Tummers said.
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What's your favorite genre, and are there any genres you avoid?
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And like Murakami, Lindqvist has defined his own style and genre.
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Lethem is a student, and frequently a master, of literary genre.
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If you're completely new to the genre, Deb recommends this guide.
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Plot twist, it still has nothing to do with a genre.
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And, a look at the resurgent musical genre called yacht rock.
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I feel like people are interested in modernizing the western genre.
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"Korean movies speak to a US genre entertainment audience," Cho said.
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Whether that genre has found a loyal fan base is debatable.
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With "The Sisters Brothers," he takes on the most American genre.
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My favorite genre is Quaint and Curious Volumes of Forgotten Lore.
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I also like very much the genre of films about films.
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I knew exactly what genre of book I wanted to write.
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The genre pileup reveals itself gradually and grows in unexpected directions.
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Another genre of performance gained prominence during this time period: drag.
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Movies by women don't fit into a single genre, or theme.
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Is there a genre or category that your music fits into?
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Once you have, the genre will never feel quite the same.
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But the more fundamental question of the crossover genre remains: Why?
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The genre which emerged needed a whole new name: New Wave.
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The pleasures of the heist genre are always procedural and specific.
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It's a defense of genre fiction and female creativity, he writes.
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Works that both defy and create genre, they adopt peculiar forms.
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Within the same genre, Mr. Das has more attack, more hunger.
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On the first day, we looked at pictures of genre scenes.
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"That's an important tradition in the genre to honor," he said.
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It comes after years of gender inequality in the music genre.
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Opera isn't a genre that many are bold enough to explore.
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It's an internet video genre that speaks directly to our times.
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It's actually a savvy way to browse any genre of memes.
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Issues: the capitalist trappings of the genre are not sufficiently reimagined.
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Okay, so "fighting over a pickle" isn't exactly a genre staple.
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Set It Up, on the other hand, unapologetically embraces the genre.
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So we had no business making a pulp genre film then.
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The film, like the best of the genre, bent toward reality.
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It's descriptive writing of uncommon loveliness and liveliness, whatever the genre.
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" Beyoncé asks on the genre-bending, rock-infused "Don't Hurt Yourself.
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Attack pieces about Nawaz have practically become their own literary genre.
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What do you think about horror right now as a genre?
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The music became more secular, and the genre became big business.
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It's tough to sum up Bettye Lavette in typical genre shorthand.
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"Genre gives you a whole bunch of free gifts," Garland says.
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Instead of just saying, 'Yeah, my gender isn't a genre anymore!
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Is internet embedded theater a new genre or a new trend?
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The artist continues to paint landscapes, interiors, and other genre scenes.
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Ashley's operas are so dissimilar to conventional works in the genre.
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It's fine without being remarkable—rare for Gagneux, regardless of genre.
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But publisher PUBG Corporation and developer Bluehole didn't invent the genre.
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Great, high-stakes genre storytelling involves pain and guts and darkness.
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Works that fall into this genre are not, exactly, magical realism.
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I'm Sorry is certainly a more satisfying example of this genre.
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That usually leads to a lot of controversy around genre classifications.
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I think that's really positive and really fun for the genre.
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Translate that feeling into the horror genre, and it becomes Lola.
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Haunts and horror shows are its most popular genre, after all.
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Sepuya's photographs breathe new life into the genre of studio portraiture.
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This is the only way you can do this genre today.
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Now, the evil twin trope is a staple of the genre.
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I feel so much freer with this genre for some reason.
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As a relatively new genre of music, it has found its way into the work of many young poets, who are clearly influenced by the genre and the youth movement that lays deep within its roots.
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In a rare forward-thinking display, the Brit Awards did away with genre categories for nominees for their 2007 live broadcast, and the UK's pop charts, unlike the US', aren't so meticulously sliced up by genre.
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Road to the International Dota 2 Championships is ELeague's first foray into Dota 2 and the MOBA genre in general, which is potentially the most difficult genre of games for people outside of esports to learn.
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With those radio stations eating up all of his genre-specific ideas—country, bossa nova, and classical music would all be present in the final game—Martin decided to work in some moody, genre-agnostic jazz.
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Genre types: Horror, thrillers, sci-fi Examples: • "Breaking Bad" • "Sons of Anarchy" • "The Fall" • "The Walking Dead" • "American Horror Story" • "Orphan Black" These kinds of shows "were truly propulsive, straight-up genre stuff," Ms. Holland said.
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Plot is usually seen by workshop writer-teachers, or teacher-writers, as the property of so-called "genre" writing: science fiction, crime, romance, young adult and screenplays — as if literary fiction were not also a genre.
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I didn't dig deep into any specific genre, and I don't think this was a year where one particular genre leapt forward and asserted itself as the kind of game that we have to look for.
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I love this genre, and as many curveballs as I threw during the course of the movie, I wanted to give a payoff at the end that was essentially satisfying for somebody who loves the genre.
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As a spiky, multivalent contraption disguised as a tossed-off miniature, an epic breakup saga disguised as a genre exercise, the Atlanta rapper's Baylor Swift, out since May, qualifies as several genre exercises folded into one.
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If either one gives in at the end — if there really is a Chosen One, if Game of Thrones returns to the ultimate genre trope of all genre tropes — it will be an unforgivable failure of nerve.
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You think it is a thing about finding out who did it or finding out the identity of someone and then it changes genre again and again, I felt like the movie was changing genre every hour.
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The revamped Custom TV now offers a choice of one of two packages with over 100 channels and three optional genre-specific packs, instead of a slim offering of 103 channels plus numerous genre-specific add-ons.
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Hustlers' final third marks her as the kind of director who's increasingly rare in American filmmaking and especially in populist American filmmaking: one with overriding thematic concerns they bring from movie to movie and genre to genre.
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Herndon says the country music genre is making great strides towards acceptance.
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You can sort through them by genre, including Oscar winners and nominees.
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The Instagram poets have given birth to a genre of their own.
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On YouTube, NBA all-star Blake Griffin is his own comedic genre.
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It was a progressive-leaning genre that seemed to satirize consumer culture.
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As per the genre of my practice as academic, professional, or business?
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This burgeoning genre is called "Up Lit," which stands for uplifting literature.
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The billion-dollar erotic and romantic fiction genre exists for a reason.
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Other comics play more directly with the history of comics' genre conventions.
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Is there a genre that you feel most at home working in?
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"I want to play in every genre," Aster explained to the outlet.
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LucasArts was always the most design-focused studio working on the genre.
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However, that isn't to say Fifty Shades wasn't its own genre revolution.
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You can browse a tab of live programming, or search by genre.
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Deadpool's humor is that offbeat-ness, but specific to the superhero genre.
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It's typical genre stuff, loaded with corporate intrigue and violent criminal organizations.
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These videos now serve as an impressive library documenting the dance genre.
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As the genre suggests, it's about the beauty and terror of mortality.
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But perhaps she's more prepared for the horror genre than we thought.
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The genre never had a chance in the court of public opinion.
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There are no rules in Gina Apostol's inventive, genre-bending novel Insurrecto.
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He's collaborated often with the genre-blurring Delaware rap-wunderkind Lil West.
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"It's a genre with sort of endless potential and possibilities," Blunt said.
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In the 1970s, the blaxploitation genre allowed black actors many more roles.
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We're not a genre, because there's no one way to be black.
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It's gonna be a diff genre than anything she's ever done pic.twitter.
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I definitely recommend it if you're at all curious about the genre.
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The Rosenstockian sound and ethos are heavily permeating the genre these days.
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JPEGMAFIA is obsessed with what he calls "a new genre" of movies.
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Smith's elaborate, genre- and format-defying objects could not be more engrossing.
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We're looking forward to adding a female-lead movie to this genre.
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Moreover, the HFPA's genre designations have always been kind of a mess.
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Caspar Lee is one of the people who has defined the genre.
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It's a really nice change of pace for the fighting game genre.
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So I'd like to see genre movies taken seriously at the Oscars.
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Part of the perverse pleasure of the genre is recognizing familiar strategies.
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Crushing soap curls is now a sub-genre of "oddly satisfying" videos.
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To some degree, that's part of the genre the show belongs to.
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Pier Dominguez wrote a smart piece about the resurgence of the genre.
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It's more of a genre of content, but not a 'verb'/noun.
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Why do you think this genre is so specifically focused on women?
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How did you approach the filmmaking differently with the genre in mind?
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Sekiro is all about quality-of-life improvements in the Soulsborne genre.
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Do you ever feel limited by the concepts of genre in general?
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The rest of 2017 saw no such innovation in the horror genre.
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Apparently, horror is a genre still interested in maintaining its status quo.
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They do an exceptional job across lines of genre, sex, race, everything.
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For the actor, part of the problem lies with the film's genre.
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And that's one of the reasons why I love genre, and horror.
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It's a comfort genre, and people find their comfort in different places.
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I think it's just that it's a really fun genre of music.
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How it plays isn't unlike a hundred other titles in its genre.
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Black Jeopardy A true classic of the "fake game show" genre. 14.
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Yep, but all my games are horror genre, and she scares easy.
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And, of course, that show is the equally genre-obsessed Stranger Things.
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It's why this show is such a refreshing take on the genre.
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The movie not only defies all genre convention, but seemingly reality itself.
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If I had to give it a genre, I'd probably say pop.
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Once the story fully unfolds, it'll be pretty familiar to genre fans.
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So I think the "fantastic" genre just allows you [to do anything].
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I didn't want to reinvent the horror genre, or the zombie film.
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Midnight Special plays like a great, lost genre film from the 1980s.
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Nintendo's marquee launch title is a masterpiece of the action RPG genre.
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To heighten the empowerment sensation, the superhero genre often uses horror elements.
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Plot, in this genre, is just a series of couplings and uncouplings.
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And he was keenly aware of the challenges specific to the genre.
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Cumulatively, the album treats the country genre as a means for transcendence.
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And I like the genre, and I like when they're done well.
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The show takes clichés of the thriller genre and tinkers with them.
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Fortnite: Battle Royale is perhaps the best current example of that genre.
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Journalist Maya Kosoff has a similar opinion of the cheese pull genre.
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"We only make games where we really understand the genre," DeWolfe said.
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Remarkably, both pieces were fugues, a musical genre polished 300 years ago.
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So we personalize it by genre and by mood for every subscriber.
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The Dreamcast had many excellent multiplayer games, especially in the fighting genre.
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The truly ineffable Tingle has penned dozens of offerings within this genre.
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Is there a song, or really a genre, Ariana Grande can't do?
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Even my favorite music, regardless of genre, is always because of lyrics.
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Based on the examples above, orbs can be justified in each genre.
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The genre is a crowded, busy place, and it's only getting bigger.
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There have never been any strict rules on the young adult genre.
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It's a genre that emboldens the importance of the issues it tackles.
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In that sense, Tolkien's world-building was never native to the genre.
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As far as that genre goes, a new way hasn't been needed.
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The resulting novel is pretty absorbing, but has some strange genre issues.
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Hereditary was groundbreaking in its approach to the more conventional horror genre.
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I know there's a humor or lightness or satire to the genre.
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The sci-fi genre is notoriously hard for women to break into.
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Regardless of genre or bit rate, these speakers performed an incredible job.
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The genre had all the hallmarks of a mature social media phenomenon.
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We didn't know we were dancing to the next multibillion dollar genre.
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Grime is no longer a niche genre, it's just simply: good music.
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Instead, she pushes the genre by adding a fluttering movement to it.
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Peele should build on this framework to update the classic zombie genre.
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The launch of Hayu continues NBCUniversal's focus on genre-based streaming services.
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I've always felt very well-respected in the genre, let me say.
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It's refreshing to see something so different in such a familiar genre.
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Do you think you'll ever branch out from the "cat rap" genre?
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So there are still some genre terms that haven't changed at all.
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And a great drop, especially for a genre movie, is 50 percent.
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It was a game design convention that defined the survival horror genre.
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When they succeed, they come excruciatingly close to breaking genre apart entirely.
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But, hiring intimacy coordinators shouldn't be something unique to the teen genre.
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"It's been real," says Fires to those who consume the porn genre.
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The images can be sorted by century, color, genre, or library collection.
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While no one was looking, VR birthed a new genre of film.
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Is Afro bashment just a fad, or a genre here to stay?
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Indeed, farce as a genre depends upon handle-rattling, hinge-wearying antics.
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I never want to make a record that sounds like a genre.
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Holding a progressive aversion to genre, Don's sound is wholly his own.
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The daikaiju genre has survived the test of time for a reason.
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Well, this year, I propose a third option: an entirely new genre.
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Acknowledging that they're also aware of the genre and resisting the scares?
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It's carried on to this day, because it's embedded within the genre.
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Or will it exist in its own genre of terrible matrimony movie?
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Tonight the superhero film genre is getting the female lead it needs.
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It parodied the musical genre—attracting a different crowd to the seats.
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Then once Skrillex collaborated with Justin Bieber, everyone got into the genre.
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The genre has often been maligned as too superficial and politically neutral.
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Genuinely though, bro country makes me feel joy unlike any other genre.
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Despite its genre, she said, the new movie is actually very personal.
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Whatever genre it belongs to, "The Other Side" is powerful and disturbing.
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Netflix at least provides a way to sort movies alphabetically by genre.
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But for the most part these partake of a well-established genre.
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It can also be a daunting genre for writers to break into.
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One-hit wonders are common in every genre of music, even country.
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As a cinematic genre, "drama" has taken many forms over the decades.
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It Comes at Night makes a number of striking moves with genre.
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As any fright fanatic will tell you, horror is a tricky genre.
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While Detroit may be well represented in this genre, it crosses borders.
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Genre is also the way we most commonly make sense of music.
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Abraham Lincoln's SOTU addresses are a model of the now endangered genre.
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He said he considered "Dheepan" a genre film that kept changing genres.
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Clearly, Studio Job has been greatly influenced by that now tired genre.
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Naturally the collaboration paying tribute to Kristofferson flowed across genre lines too.
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We've talked about genre, narrative voice, "relatability," and creating bodies with words.
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Galaxian spawned countless sequels and clones, and helped launch an entire genre.
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Autobiography is a misnamed genre; memory speaks only some of its lines.
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The National Book Awards traditionally don't honor genre and mass-market fiction.
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Manson Mingott in chapter four is a hilarious classic of the genre.
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Beasts of Balance introduces brains and technology to the stacking game genre.
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Shock radio is a broadcast genre in which extreme, aggressive, explicit talk
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Are you ready for another addition to television's crime-and-punishment genre?
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This genre has evolved over centuries, along with musical and theatrical styles.
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Swaggering men have long dominated the genre of truth-telling political humor.
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"Parasite" is a genre-defying movie about two families in South Korea.
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If you're not familiar with the genre, it's exactly as it sounds.
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There was some confusion, however, about the lineaments of Alexievich's chosen genre.
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FlyNYON was one of the first operators to capitalize on the genre.
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Why did you decide to explore those ideas in a genre movie?
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Two decades later, artists would transform this genre into social practice works.
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It brutalizes me into a genre, and that's an act of violence.
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Could the tropes of the genre translate to a feature length comedy?
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It's why writers' routines have become an entire genre of web content.
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It spilled over the boundaries of genre to engulf the entire country.
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Do feel this album falls into one genre category more than another?
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All that said, dance music, no matter its genre, is clearly thriving.
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There are good records and shit records in every genre, every year.
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See the works of Ramon Bruin for inspiration on nailing the genre.
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Genre: Sketch comedy, sort of Commitment: Two season, with 22013 episodes total.
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Genre: Low-key dramedy Commitment: One season of eight half-hour episodes.
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Genre: Dramedy Commitment: Two seasons, with 22014 half-hour-long episodes total.
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Genre: Historical fiction Commitment: Two seasons, with 26 hour-long episodes total.
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Genre: Eerie drama Commitment: Two seasons of eight hour-long episodes each.
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Back then, hip-hop in Germany was a genre dominated by men.
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Black metal is a genre that embraced shocking or confrontational stage tactics.
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Is there a specific genre of music that is recommended for babies?
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It's a very eclectic record; there's no real fixed genre to it.
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But there's so much more to the genre, as the above outlines.
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We're like a wavelength, we can go through every sort of genre.
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Do you have any favorites in that genre that informed your writing?
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It's a genre full of songs that feel like they last forever.
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What's a genre that you'd like to tackle that you haven't yet?
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It makes meaningful improvements, and integrates its own ideas about the genre.
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Einhorn wants to introduce the genre to readers at a young age.
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Warzone is the best take on the battle royale genre since Fortnite.
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Dr. Gero also notes the crucial importance of felt to the genre.
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In its various genre allusions, it draws from a deep, idiosyncratic well.
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One particularly macabre genre of early-21 TikTok: the coronavirus stockpiling video.
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The genre-bending, Colombian-inflected band Yotoco plays Friday at 10 p.m.
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In all honesty, I'm not a big fan of the fantasy genre.
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What has your experience been like with "fusion" food as a genre?
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If there's any genre the Academy's never quite cottoned to, it's horror.
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But the genre tends to let the system itself off the hook.
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And thus, I hope more actors try their hand at the genre.
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It was a genre that hadn't worked at scale on TV before.
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When I think about genre I typically think about three main components.
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These types of missteps are often excusable in more generic genre fare.
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She's done a lot of clever things in that genre of protest.
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The fall exhibitions look at a little-known area of the genre.
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This season, we sort of approached each episode like a different genre.
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Now, "Brazil" is praised as a master in the science fiction genre.
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Still, Mike is protective of the genre he built his career on.
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New York hardcore is not a genre that has aged particularly well.
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These criteria have less to do with what makes fiction genre vs.
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I don't actively avoid any genre, but I only rarely read memoirs.
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The Trump-mood-story genre has, by now, acquired its own conventions.
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Pinning a genre to this singer-songwriter from Las Vegas is challenging.
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Guillermo del Toro, the writer and director, is a passionate genre geek.
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But the power of these stories transcends any one genre or element.
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Such imaginary law-giving has long been a staple of the genre.
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LeGuin is too popular and too genre, even though that would rule.
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However, if Rings is any indication, the genre is likely dead again.
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We want fiction, nonfiction, poetry, cross-genre, and shit carved on flutes.
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Still, he wrote several posts that showed his familiarity with the genre.
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