There are hauntingly stoic family portraits hanging around the house.
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He has written several books and takes hauntingly beautiful photographs.
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The timeline between Tory and Amy is also hauntingly similar.
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Nick is played by Sanders with a hauntingly exhausted rage.
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It is hauntingly familiar to what I saw in 2005.
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It's lots of fun, but it's also strangely, hauntingly sad.
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In the ensuing months, Mr. Feltman's memo would prove hauntingly prescient.
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The first part of one Twitter user's prediction is hauntingly accurate.
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The show looks about as dark and hauntingly shot as ever.
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Despite the centuries-spanning scope of Zero Hours, it's hauntingly intimate.
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It is a hauntingly original tale of everyday life amid terror.
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For those covering the conflict closely, Nelson's drawings are hauntingly familiar.
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The basic plot seems to push along a hauntingly familiar path.
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The women's skirts are subtly, hauntingly, hued in blue and green.
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Keep scrolling to see the hauntingly beautiful places Thierry has found.
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The melody is hauntingly beautiful and the delivery is vintage Hallyday.
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Photographer Tom Brenner's hauntingly beautiful opening image honestly captures the reverence Sen.
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Instead, the video's graphic violence makes it hauntingly engaging and more effective.
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The hauntingly beautiful resort consisted of 19 luxurious sanatoriums and 9 bathhouses.
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He was an individualist but much of his music is hauntingly beautiful.
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The result is lots of fun, but it's also strangely, hauntingly sad.
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Also exclusively recorded via piano, Cooper's compositions are yearningly nostalgic and hauntingly familiar.
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Amy Lee has "a hauntingly beautiful voice," but she doesn't have the range.
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Be it his abstract totems or his kings, their expressions are hauntingly bereaved.
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While Halloween traditions may come and go, Refinery29's hauntingly epic playlist lasts forever.
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It was the best steak of my life: hauntingly tender and melting with fat.
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Pedro catches a glimpse of a man across the room who looks hauntingly familiar.
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Each in their own way, these are all unique, spontaneous, and hauntingly beautiful images.
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But there was a twist to these embezzlement cases that made them hauntingly compelling.
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Keep scrolling to see his hauntingly beautiful work and learn the inspiration behind it.
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BoJack (voiced by Will Arnett) continues to be miserable but hauntingly eloquent about it.
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Klingemann curates what spews out into collections of hauntingly distorted faces and figures, and abstracts.
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These pieces employ calligraphy to hauntingly evoke the use and misuse of words of propaganda.
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"San Babila 8PM: A Useless Murder" (1976) hauntingly captures the slapdash terror of the age.
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They're hauntingly beautiful reminders of how insignificant we are in the scope of the universe.
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In this case, the pain is expressed widely, but most hauntingly by Ghazala Khan herself.
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To yearn for a past that can never be recaptured is a hauntingly futile pursuit.
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There has also been a major financial re-evaluation of his hauntingly primitive stone sculptures.
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The opening of the first movement hauntingly conveyed the primordial, cosmic elements of the music.
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The years leading up to the nightmarish catastrophe of World War I are hauntingly evoked.
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Across the dirt arroyo someone was playing a Native American flute, hauntingly, like a dream.
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"Our condolences," they each begin, followed by the student's name and a hauntingly vague explanation.
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With a hauntingly blank expression and a human hand shoved up his chest, Flounder Live!
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While some of his illustrations tend to the macabre, the end-results are hauntingly beautiful.
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The death scenes in "Anthony and Cleopatra" (Epsom and Ewell High School) were hauntingly lurid.
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The oldest dated back 2,600 years and looked at once hauntingly archaic and vividly recent.
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The daytime exterior scenes are beautifully lit, while the dark interior scenes are hauntingly shadowed.
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And who could forget the hauntingly upbeat song that played when Latrelle rolled into Olivia's quinceañera?
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Hauntingly, Olivia smiles in pure ecstasy, finally letting go of some of her pent-up aggression.
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Again, it's just hauntingly beautiful when you have that kind of sadness attached to those hooks.
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Hauntingly beautiful GIFs once relegated to the annals of pre-2.0 history have been resurrected. Rejoice!
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The display cases of human skulls and wax replicas of human body parts were hauntingly beautiful.
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Blondell Cummings's dance performance "Chicken Soup" (1981), shown here as a video projection, is hauntingly good.
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Beyoncé encourages the rage, carries the baseball bat, shatters the car windows, and hauntingly floats in red.
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Ms. Jirkovsky's soliloquy after the event is hauntingly eloquent, and adds another layer to the family's trauma.
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When I saw the dilapidated buildings [at Rio Vista] they were hauntingly similar to the concentration camps.
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The acoustics of the chapel are hauntingly beautiful, as is the sensually sculpted sound of this choir.
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It's a strikingly different, hauntingly original take on the idea of people coming back from the dead.
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She's incredibly seductive here, hunting down lovers like prey, and sex with her can be hauntingly erotic.
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At Mireille Mosler's space there were several hauntingly lovely pieces by the Belgian symbolist painter Xavier Mellery.
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Despite its lowly source, the film is hauntingly beautiful, a cosmic journey to the ends of the universe.
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The Deuce scene in question arrives towards the end of the episode, and takes a hauntingly dark turn.
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When Sex 101 graduate Victor shows up to make a baby, things go from funny to hauntingly hysterical.
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Ms Gidla at times devotes pages to domestic squabbles, but she is also capable of hauntingly evocative images.
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This fact doesn't let Ford off the hook for peddling hauntingly creepy small talk to get a conviction.
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Empty nesting ain't always retirement and vacations — being home alone can be hauntingly lonely, regardless of your age.
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Another lesser-known story from a big name author, and another tale with a hauntingly memorable last line.
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"Nobody got injured, but it was hauntingly parallel to what happened yesterday," CNN aviation analyst Miles O'Brien said.
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She evokes the landscape hauntingly, as a site of loss so profound it assumes the quality of fable.
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In the midst of our lively discussions between complete strangers, Quinlan returned, spouting more hauntingly familiar tech speak.
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Perhaps most bizarrely, Blunstone, one of rock's most hauntingly beautiful voices, had a stint working in the insurance business.
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They can be illuminating or deceptive, coldly quantitative or hauntingly evocative (and in the right hands, both at once).
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The Klein Karoo is a hauntingly pretty region with semi-desert plains, mountain passes, open roads and starry skies.
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Crasneanscki had taken great interest in her legacy and had begun taking photos inspired by her hauntingly intense nature.
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The results are completely convincing, succeeding in part because of (rather than despite) their hauntingly familiar art-historical reverberations.
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This hauntingly original collection pushes the boundaries of what a story can be, leaving readers unnerved along the way.
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A comedy about a war finished almost 75 years ago, it still managed to be hauntingly relevant and timely.
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These hauntingly beautiful churches, like this one in Belgium, may eventually be completely lost to the passage of time.
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Empty nesting ain't always retirement and boating trips — being home alone can be hauntingly lonely, regardless of your age.
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The priest's thoughts are relayed through hauntingly whispered voiceovers that have as much solidity as the clouds around him.
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In the climactic scene, Stone performs a hauntingly beautiful tune that Stone admits was a tough one to get through.
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The bigger the hair… Perhaps the only thing bigger than Dolly's hauntingly beautiful voice are her iconic whipped-cream curls.
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This rule allowed for Gilead to blossom on and off screen as a hauntingly realistic glimpse into a nightmarish future.
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But we can glean a few things, with the new photos depicting imagery that feels both new and hauntingly familiar.
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Yes, Maniac is aesthetically gorgeous, with its IBM-meets-Kubrick bathed in neon production design and hauntingly beautiful musical score.
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During Gareth Pugh's AW16 show at London Fashion Week, models sported hyper plumped-up cheekbones with a hauntingly-beautiful dimension.
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One day, he found himself wandering the paths among Green-Wood's hauntingly beautiful 19th- and 20th-century statuary and mausoleums.
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As you explore the ruins of this fallen civilization you'll encounter fellow bug-folk, monstrous enemies, and hauntingly beautiful environments.
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But it'd be hard to pin down just exactly what Deem Spencer is exactly, outside of a hauntingly transparent scribe.
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With its multilayered textures and dense harmonic language, the music is hauntingly elusive, a quality conveyed in this teeming performance.
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Tsabari's stories are fresh, and many feature the perspectives of the young, whose immaturity can hauntingly simplify intricate moral conundrums.
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Take a look at the hauntingly cool artistic style of the yet-to-be-released short film Dear Angelica below.
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If you've spent any time in sparsely populated, hauntingly sublime far West Texas, you know that this is D.I.Y. country.
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Hauntingly, dos Santos spoke about the very issues that would lead to her horrific death, just a few weeks prior.
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Downtown, elegant prewar skyscrapers that had sat hauntingly empty for years had begun to fill up with luxury apartments and hotels.
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The power flicks on and off a couple of times, which hauntingly reminds me of these major theories around Jack's death.
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The result is a hauntingly witchy video, reminiscent of Lana Del Rey, who the singer lists as one of her influences.
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Stripped of most of her clothes and nearly all of her power, she is a hauntingly mortal figure on spindly legs.
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The images — some of actual empty chairs, others of the family members or friends who have been lost — are hauntingly tragic.
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In his review for The Times, A.O. Scott wrote that the two performances make for a "perfectly unified, hauntingly complex portrait."
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A quartet of singers called Theater of Voices, performing from the orchestra pit, contribute choral refrains and echo vocal lines hauntingly.
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James Horner's hauntingly beautiful piano lullaby score evokes just the right amount of nostalgia, the tragic cherry on this melancholy sundae.
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I'm reminded of the album's cover-art, a hauntingly beautiful photograph of a home that's been overrun by tonnes of sand.
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Over the past week, the illustration went viral on social media, with people praising it as "hauntingly beautiful" in its simplicity.
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Tripping and stumbling through the chaos, they employ fierce repetition to bring a world, alternately hauntingly still and frantic, to life.
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Now the public gets a chance to see and hear their stories through the hauntingly sad, but necessary When They See Us.
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It's hard to imagine what it's like to be the parent of a dying child, but That Dragon, Cancer comes hauntingly close.
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Back in 2013, when Spike Jonze released the movie Her, the concept of a virtual relationship felt both otherworldly and hauntingly close.
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Then I remember how hauntingly beautiful the tributes are and can't put it down until I've read it from cover to cover.
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"Excellent Daughters" spans Beirut, Abu Dhabi, Cairo, Riyadh and hauntingly, prewar Damascus, where Zoepf lived and studied Arabic from 2004 to 2007.
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A young Jeff Buckley added a hauntingly intimate version to Grace, his sole release before drowning in the Mississippi at age 30.
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Ring Video Doorbell Empty nesting ain't always retirement and boating trips — being home alone can be hauntingly lonely, regardless of your age.
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Still, some of the scenes in the book hauntingly evoked the real-life violence — such as Galloway's bindings and her mangled nails.
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On the The Wake's fourth track, "Iconspiracy," there's a recurring section that is hauntingly similar to one of Wendy Carlos' TRON themes.
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The Ring Video Doorbell Empty nesting ain't always retirement and vacations — being home alone can be hauntingly lonely, regardless of your age.
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High jinks like this suggest the hauntingly puerile dimension of real spycraft, a tit-for-tat game played with nations and lives.
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The tune blows so repeatedly and hauntingly through all these works (36 times in Taverner's) that the Latin counts for almost nothing.
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It was his eyes that determined if Boyd Fortin's eyes in the portrait photograph were hauntingly affective and exactly what he wanted.
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Relatives recounted hauntingly similar stories of speaking by phone to loved ones trapped in the flames — but being unable to help them.
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It's hauntingly written and full of unabashedly, refreshingly angry women who are hungry — both figuratively and literally — for things long denied them.
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We're also quizzing your knowledge about the driest place on Earth, and we're taking you to a frigid and hauntingly beautiful seascape.
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A son named Jung — who had run away at 16, taking all the money in the safe — hauntingly if not surprisingly appears.
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Röhrig has a high, accented voice, tousled hair, and eyes that either glow or, as in "Son of Saul," go hauntingly blank.
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Much of it is a marker of our level of estrangement and is as hauntingly pathetic as the graveyard that Myspace became.
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Existing buildings, like the hotel, had until April 20 to install carbon monoxide detectors -- a date that came hauntingly close to Saturday's incident.
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What is it about listening to ambient dirges when we're on a comedown, or break up, that make them seem almost hauntingly enjoyable?
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Unfortunately for those in Beatrice, Nebraska, there was a bit of a hazy view due to fog, but it was still hauntingly beautiful.
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There's a frantic energy in these songs, yet the guitar carries a hauntingly psychedelic tone that separates Anmoksha from standard black-punk fare.
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For Watkins, Flip The Script's subversive portrait felt immediately familiar — a hauntingly relatable look at anyone who's struggled to make her voice heard.
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In those same mountains, they were last spotted high up on the hauntingly spectacular north face of Ogre II when a storm hit.
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But she was also hauntingly familiar: I looked like a younger version of my mother in the last few months of her life.
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The zombies are merely a pretext through which we can see how people come together in a crisis … or more hauntingly, fail to.
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Nowhere is the pain and mundanity of loss more hauntingly evoked than in the revelations about the suicide of the writer's sister Tiffany.
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The Ring Video Doorbell Empty nesting ain't always retirement and boating trips — being home alone can be hauntingly lonely, regardless of your age.
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We visited an abandoned castle hidden on a small island in New York that&aposs slowly crumbling away, and it was hauntingly beautiful
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Since you're the tiebreaker vote...* Stares hauntingly past you** Slowly raises arm and points directly at you*Their blood is forever on your hands.
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Perhaps it's the mom's hauntingly, uh, faceless face, perhaps it's the eerie music, perhaps it's the fact that she MUNCHES DOWN A LIVE BUG.
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In it, Orrin finds himself in the woods and driving down a highway, hauntingly channeling the destruction he believes we're succumbing to through technology.
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"Blood at the Root," whose title is taken from a stanza of "Strange Fruit," the hauntingly painful song about lynching, is no redemption tale.
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He did so in a hauntingly empty St. Peter's Square in the Vatican, as Italy is completely locked down to stop the virus spreading.
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Once you listen to the score — a sonic spell of creaks and human sighs by Pierre Henry — it makes sense, hauntingly and hilariously so.
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The story—at times hauntingly evocative, at other times truly confusing—never feels quite stable, but is held together by the narrator's nuanced character.
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Cohen, from a poor Jewish family in London's East End, was lively, clever, literate and hauntingly beautiful, with brown eyes and long dark hair.
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And then, of course, there are some who hear the barks and see only the potential for hauntingly beautiful covers of very depressing film scores.
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I want to see Scott and Jenner make appearances at movie theaters all over the country in this hauntingly accurate duplicates of the film's costumes.
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Devouring Radiant Light is introspective, sometimes hauntingly so, and immediately became one of my favorite albums not just of this year, but of all time.
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Beck has covered "True Love Will Find You in the End," one of his most popular songs, and certainly one of the most hauntingly beautiful.
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There, immersed in the space's trance-like and boney repetitions that hauntingly flow and resonate, we are part of those from the Cimetière des Innocents.
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In one hauntingly uncomfortable image, a patient lying on a concrete floor with his legs chained around a column lifts a steely gaze to the camera.
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And most hauntingly, Jon Snow heads up north to the Wall to confront the army of the dead, who is marching on Eastwatch-by-the-Sea.
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To his credit, Tomlinson created this setup primarily to capture still photographs of the resulting mixtures, and when frozen in time, the results are hauntingly beautiful.
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His gaze is so intense, so hauntingly beautiful, so cold and equally loving, that we actually envy the TSA agents who get to admire it IRL.
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A successful entry is "Nickel Mines," a chamber musical that hauntingly navigates a thorny matter — the real-life shooting at a Pennsylvania Amish school in 2006.
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When Jack Nicholson ignores the warnings of Room 237, it's still a shock to see this non-hauntingly beautiful woman walk naked out of a bathtub.
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On the way, we stumbled upon the Royal Roads Forest, a hauntingly beautiful woodland where some of the largest Douglas firs on the island are found.
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Though it eventually transforms into an 93-bird aviary, it is sufficiently and hauntingly represented in Kevin Depinet's minimal set design by seven cages suspended overhead.
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For the cover of T's spring Men's Fashion issue, Kamara partnered with the photography duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott to conjure a hauntingly dissonant landscape.
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Critics Consensus: "'The Chambermaid' uses one woman's experiences to take audiences inside a life — and a culture — that's as bracingly unique as it is hauntingly relatable."
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The panel depicting this automated gesture is pitch black, save for the cone-shaped beam of light that emanates from her phone, which hauntingly illuminates her.
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Related: These Poetic Photograms Were Made in Total Darkness in Nature This Morphing Fractal Forest Is Beautiful Baby Heads Carved from Tree Trunks Are Hauntingly Beautiful
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That final Game of Thrones scene ended on a close-up shot of Jon Snow, lying face-up on the snowy ground, with hauntingly vacant eyes open.
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The video for David Bowie's last single "Lazarus" — released days before the late singer lost his 18-month battle with cancer — hauntingly referred to death and rebirth.
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Kiyan Williams presents a hauntingly poetic tribute, called "Untitled (For My Great Great Great Great Great Grandmother Salmoy Miller who was Emancipated from slavery in 1834)" (2019).
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The planets are conspiring on behalf of All Hallows' Eve with a horoscopic lineup so hauntingly ideal, we're already breaking out our broomsticks for a test flight.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: David Bowie/BoldlyGettingThereDavid Bowie's hauntingly beautiful Blackstar was the artist's final gift to us all, shortly before he died last year.
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As Jasper and Monty stare at the red moon through the ship, Jasper hauntingly remarks that for all its faults, the Earth was a very pretty place.
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To Panquetzani, a Mexican herbalist from Long Beach who has studied the jarana with elders in Veracruz, juxtapositions like these make the Fandango Fronterizo so hauntingly compelling.
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His music is notable for its startling contrasts, with hauntingly beautiful interludes juxtaposed with dissonant outbursts and interwoven with solitary passages tinged with a Renaissance-flavored melancholy.
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Some images are hauntingly grotesque — like the dead birds hanging across paths in a forest — while others seem to pulse with occult, Buñuelian sexual and religious significance.
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Overall, the self-released record is particularly attuned to the hauntingly ephemeral use of negative space, but it still has its fair share of club-ready thrills.
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But it was as a tall, athletic young Siberian with a spirit both hauntingly poetic and fiercely political that he established his name in 20th-century literature.
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Shot in a black-and-white palette that evokes both Italian neorealism and old television, "The Woman Who Left" is carefully composed and hauntingly beautiful to behold.
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Freya Mavor and Charlotte Rampling are hauntingly enigmatic and ravishing as his former love, young and old, and Joe Alwyn as the ex-friend is charismatically cerebral.
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Riverlands: Speaking of letting people starve, here we come to a wholly unexpected and hauntingly filmed sequence with The Hound that's probably my favorite part in the premiere.
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Specifically, "Highway To Hell" suited the good-natured motel dweller antics of My Name Is Earl, the acerbic dramedic wit of House, and the hauntingly implausible Sleepy Hollow.
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In a smoky portrait dated 21895-29, the hauntingly ambiguous expression of an adored young friend, Andrea Quaratesi, qualifies the sitter as kissing kin of the Mona Lisa.
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But the subliminal dread that Mr. McPherson elicits so hauntingly in his other works remains buried deep here, failing to surface even when characters threateningly pick up hammers.
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A year embedded with the police department of Flint, Michigan yielded this complex and hauntingly beautiful eight-episode documentary series from Zackary Canepari, Drea Cooper, and Jessica Dimmock.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Some of the most hauntingly beautiful pictures I've seen in a long time are on view at Studio 245 through December 233th.
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Other poems by Shange have been added and set to sensuous music by Martha Redbone, hauntingly sung by the siren-voiced Sasha Allen, as the Lady in Blue.
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From Italy to France, Romania, and the Czech Republic, photographer Roman Robroek captures breathtaking photos of these hauntingly beautiful "houses of God," usually unreachable to the average explorer.
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Both curiously foreign and hauntingly familiar, despite its creation through the use of various software and technologies, "Rebirth" first and foremost gets its inspiration from the natural world.
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With its eyes glazed over and hauntingly gaunt body, it can seem a little intimidating, but closer inspection reveals the artistry of Bosch's brushstrokes and papier-mâché structure.
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After its close approach to Pluto, New Horizons snapped this hauntingly beautiful image of the night side of Pluto's largest moon, Charon, which is about as wide as Texas.
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Of course, reproductions can be misleading, but the works of Michael West (born Corinne Michelle West, 1908-1991) in particular look terrific — gutsy, physical, and yet hauntingly self-erasing.
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Furthermore, statistics do not take into account police death squads - secret, vigilante-style groups that kill young black people with impunity and hauntingly recall lynching in the United States.
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It's also curious in that there's no crowd pictured, just the hauntingly empty landscape that gives Gimrack's work for his masters, and his meager rewards, a tone of melancholy.
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With a final set of panels at once breathtakingly beautiful and hauntingly sad, this comic is one that will stick with readers long after they put down the book.
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" And Mr. Cusack and Mr. Dano, he added, "create a remarkable composite performance, a set of before-and-after pictures that is also a perfectly unified, hauntingly complex portrait.
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The Celeste soundtrack, composed by Lena Raine, works extremely well in these situations because of Raine's expert ability to craft music that is both hauntingly beautiful and relentlessly upbeat.
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Their diverse interactions — hauntingly underscored by Dan Moses Schreier's music and sound design — occur on and around a ragged raised platform of a stage (David L. Arsenault did the set).
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Hauntingly beautiful full-spread landscapes are scattered throughout, some from Lobo's point of view and some from Seton's, supplemented by images of widely varying sizes that further the story line.
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The profoundly personal work, in which movement, song and monologue hauntingly intermingle, draws on her experience of growing up in the Bronx, grappling with the memories of a close friendship.
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Reporter's Notes: • Most of Camille's flashbacks are pretty legible, but one remains hauntingly free of context: Teenage Camille, in a cheerleading uniform, runs from pack of boys in the woods.
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In Eyes Bottle Dark with a Mouthful of Flowers, Skeets's illuminating and hauntingly incisive debut poetry collection, Gallup is a place of wonder and discovery, challenging settler ideas of it.
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Time will certainly look upon the new LP very favorably, but it's not hyperbolic to say that "American Darkness" is one of her most hauntingly beautiful tracks of all time.
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Although "White Christmas," which was aired on Channel 4, takes place on Christmas Day, the episode is hauntingly grim — and one of the most layered "Black Mirror" episodes to date.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: NASAIt's hard to look at the movie—or any of Cassini's hauntingly beautiful images—and not think of something appropriately morose for its Grand Finale.
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But this fall, the 27-year-old A-lister is adding another title to her vast resumé, partnering with Refinery29's Shatterbox Anthology for her hauntingly beautiful directorial debut, Come Swim.
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When the screen turns into a blur of color, this time from whirring police-car lights, the dread it illuminates on Ronald's face speaks louder and far more hauntingly than words.
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It was Malle who, casting her in his first feature film, "Elevator to the Gallows," shot her in natural light without heavy makeup, letting her hauntingly expressive face work its magic.
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These Missing Dose paintings, such as the hauntingly named "Untitled (Insomnia, Opioid Addiction)" (25), are doorways into a contemplative world of self-assessment, in which what is missing becomes what is meaningful.
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These hauntingly pretty works feel a bit like "Tuca & Bertie" — a hallucinatory, messy story, about two bird-women exploring their past and future, that crawls inside its own egg and finds art.
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As a director, he has an old-fashioned belief in cinematic beauty, in the charm and necessity of the perfectly lighted and framed face, the hauntingly darkened room, the grittily coarsened street.
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The director, Ed Sylvanus Iskandar, who is essentially limited in "Her Portmanteau" to inserting little nonverbal jokes and plumping the sofa cushions, provides, in the rangier play, a more hauntingly cinematic spectacle.
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Almost certainly, the events that helped set Salman Abedi on his hauntingly familiar path, from quiet boy in a strict Islamic household to troubled young man to, eventually, suicide bomber, began there.
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The hauntingly beautiful, ornate sonic architecture is James Blake's finest work — perhaps best understood by fans of HBO's "The Leftovers," whose showrunners chose "Retrograde" to introduce audiences to its supernatural, rapturous reality.
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U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, a Democrat on a senate committee that includes transportation matters, said the crash was "hauntingly similar" to past tragedies involving insufficient or unsafe practices or equipment.
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"Most economists and investors expect a strong recovery in job growth after last month's hauntingly weak report," said Kathy Lien, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in a Friday note.
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Easily camouflaged, tigers move freely through the park's dry deciduous forest, bush land and rocky hills, and among the hauntingly beautiful stone ruins that allude to the ancient kingdoms that once thrived there.
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Last fall, Sey released her much-anticipated debut album Pretend, featuring her talent or hauntingly gorgeous pop songs - something that isn't surprising considering her father, Maudo Sey, was a well-known Gambian musician.
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To help inspire you, and to get you out of that makeup comfort zone, we've tapped experts from Dior and NARS for some tips and tricks for pulling off this hauntingly beautiful look.
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But in 2017, American movies had that conversation, bluntly and hauntingly, and if you spent the holiday season catching up on the year-end crop of Oscar-minded fare, you visited unpolished places.
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There was one high note: The Ordrupgaard Museum in Copenhagen gave £1.4 million for the hauntingly minimal 1899 interior "White Doors, Strandgade 1.53," by the highly regarded Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershoi (1864-1916).
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The current crisis over the Temple Mount, also known as the Noble Sanctuary, is hauntingly reminiscent of September 85033, when opposition leader Ariel Sharon visited the Temple Mount and sparked the Second Intifada.
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In Area X, human faces wash up on the shore like the discarded shells of horseshoe crabs and dolphins swim in perfectly synchronized pairs and look out at you from hauntingly familiar eyes.
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Hauntingly scored with Jimmy Durante's version of "Smile," the trailer shows Fleck dancing with his mother (Frances Conroy), dressing as a clown and getting brutalized by thugs, and being hit by a cab.
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The state has given us the hauntingly beautiful voice of Israel Kamakawiwo'ole, the bubbly 60's pop stylings of Don Ho, and everyone's favorite killed-off Game of Thrones heart throb Jason Momoa.
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Lawless captures the park's deteriorating condition in his new book, Abandoned: Hauntingly Beautiful Deserted Theme Parks, which features 13 such parks across the world, from Joyland Amusement Park in Wichita, Kansas to Berlin's Spreepark.
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The Redwood Creek Challenge Trail will be transformed into a hauntingly beautiful grove of color, sound, light and shadow, while Carthay Circle's Bell Town will now have clouds of black bats coiling around it.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science InstituteWe look forward to more hauntingly beautiful photos from Saturn's atmosphere over the coming weeks; we'll take whatever we can get until Cassini becomes a ghost itself.[NASA]
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The title track feels like a riff on John Carpenter's classic Halloween theme, with its hauntingly solitary central synth line, and centers on the monotony of the song's protagonist's central task: feeding Larry's hawk.
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In their documentary Karl Marx City, Petra Epperlein — who grew up in East Germany — and Michael Tucker dissect that oppressive infrastructure, and overlay it with a hauntingly personal tragedy: the suicide of Epperlein's father.
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Ten years later, his words feel hauntingly relevant to the lives of Ada and Souleiman (Mama Sané and Ibrahima Traoré), ill-fated young lovers whose disparate but inextricable paths guide Diop's first feature, Atlantics.
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Also hauntingly sensitive is Iguchi Kashu's "Ghost Painting" (early 20th century), and an epic anonymous painting on canvas from Khmer Cambodia called "The Last Ten Incarnations of the Buddha" (17th or 18th century). Remarkable.
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Though it has terrifying, fantastical monsters (picture the kind of face that would earn the name "Nightbringer"), the scariest part of this book for me comes in a hauntingly visceral portrayal of domestic abuse.
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In her behavior toward three very different women — a grieving mother, a strung-out addict and a young protégée, all played hauntingly by Toni Ann DeNoble — she exults in an almost Dickensian self-regard.
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In the exhibition Two Ghosts Discuss Invisibility in Front of a Mirror, Magdy, alongside his father, Magdy El Gohary, present a hauntingly prescient read on the "age of the anthropocene" to an Egyptian audience.
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Yet in play after play, this prolific and elegant dramatist — whose hauntingly sober comedy "Later Life" has been revived by the Keen Company — created characters who were facing the Darwinian end of their species.
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Spoken by a Republican character to the novel's protagonist Johnny Smith, the speech above is a hauntingly accurate portrayal of how a huge section of the American public would one day react to Trump.
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Nevertheless, scientists at the University of Toronto programmed an AI to write a Christmas song, and while Boing Boing deems this "not bad" and "a triumph," it comes off as hauntingly stoic and vaguely threatening.
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Though set in the past, the blatant disrespect and micro-aggressions Jackson and her family are faced with on a daily basis seem hauntingly similar to those still endured by Black people in today's society.
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The days since have augured all manner of revelations: the project, titled Everything Is Love, is a measured exegesis on themes hauntingly mundane to the Carters—family and success, love and betrayal of the flesh.
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The Muslim Exclusion: A Proposal Hauntingly Reminiscent of the Japanese Internment From the Chinese Exclusion Act to Jim Crow laws, America looks back upon its legal exclusion of certain groups with embarrassment and deep regret.
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Their spunky short program to jazz singer Caro Emerald's "That Man" is full of dance moves and glides, while their free skate is a hauntingly graceful routine that is also packed with punishing technical elements.
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For the last eight years, Roman Robroek, a photographer born and raised in the Netherlands, has taken hauntingly beautiful photos of abandoned buildings, deserted castles, eerie churches, important landmarks, and more all over the world.
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Its hauntingly beautiful images, accompanied by The Hubble Cantata—which includes a 30 piece ensemble, a 100 person choir, and two singers from the Metropolitan Opera—gives the film a 2001 feel without the murderous robots.
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I have always appreciated those photographers who go the extra mile to make these places still look hauntingly beautiful, although the subject matter is dark and the glory of the estates or establishments long since diminished.
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To achieve its goals, the AI assimilated Captain Leland, the head of the Section 31 ship assigned to the Discovery, in a scene hauntingly reminiscent of Captain Picard's transformation to Locutus of Borg on Next Generation.
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Even in metal, which continues to be riven asunder by infighting and ignorance, there is still room for beauty—like in the new Sylvaine track posted below, or in Hell contributor MSW's hauntingly minimalist Cloud project.
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A family takes a wrong turn on its way to a new home and a young girl is plunged into a dark adventure with a hauntingly drawn collection of spirits, witches, monsters and other fantastic creatures.
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Most hauntingly, "A Final Waltz" returns to the central theme as introduced in "Once, There Was an Explosion," but mournfully, with a sad, sharp violin adding a stark counterpoint, as if remembering something distant and poignant.
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He wrote about his early days in his hauntingly elegiac memoir "I Had Nowhere to Go," a collection of diary entries that cover 1944 to 1955 and that he began while in a Nazi labor camp.
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Where those films plumbed the depths of the human condition in a very realistic way, Thelma includes everything from sexual seizures to telekinesis to Snow White–esque communication with animals, all amidst hauntingly serene Norwegian landscapes.
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Exhibited less often are his paintings of faces, presented up close and tightly cropped: an approach that sounds intimate, but in fact results in hauntingly anonymous images, thanks to the same abbreviated modeling and delicately unnatural colors.
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William Osman, on the other hand, went the laser cutter route, and used one to make a hauntingly detailed ham and cheese bust of Vin Diesel, because the unyielding terror of human ingenuity never fails to disappoint.
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As a voice of her generation, she is hauntingly vulnerable in her music, touching on everything from anxiety and depression to her absentee father and the gang-related murder of her brother, Kenneth, when she was 16.
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As students face their own metamorphosis from childhood to adulthood, this open-ended exploration of human nature helps them become thoughtful and interconnected adults, able to withstand the social isolation so hauntingly described in Mr. Khullar's article.
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Then came the election of Donald J. Trump and a record-speed dismantling of American diplomacy, rendering the perspective of Mr. Barker's documentary, captivating if deflated in the final minutes by this turn of events, hauntingly nostalgic.
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And it was even odder to follow this ultimately muted, hauntingly inconclusive work with Hurricane "Rosenkavalier": the popular suite drawn from that Strauss opera, given an all too forceful performance here that swept "Stride" off the stage.
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Very, very loosely based on the lesser-known biblical story of Tamar, the show blends Marisa Michelson's hauntingly unusual music with lyrics by Joshua H. Cohen that don't attempt to tell a story so much as evoke one.
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Paula Rego is generally criminally under-exposed and it is a delight to see her have one room to herself here, though her highly linear, narrative-driven renderings of fantastical scenes — though hauntingly captivating — belong in another exhibition.
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Each album in the continuing "Coin Coin" suite has a different sonic identity, but they are typically characterized by a mix of spoken word (often from the perspective of Roberts's relatives), free jazz and hauntingly beautiful, repetitious melodies.
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In the Metropolitan Museum's "Pergamon and the Hellenistic Kingdoms of the Ancient World" — though it features a remarkable variety of dancers — movement is most hauntingly addressed in a small statue of a man identified as Alexander the Great.
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At the ANC national policy conference in December 2007, when the ruling party voted him into its top spot, Zuma calmed the anxious nation by showing us how freely he could dance and how hauntingly he could sing.
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Let me attest, at the outset, to the hauntingly powerful—and, now, almost twenty-five years on, probably unreplicable—cultural permeation that the songs on Alanis Morissette's third album, "Jagged Little Pill," achieved after its release, in 1995.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's Iran policy sounds hauntingly familiar to some current and former U.S. officials who witnessed the buildup to the March 20013 invasion of Iraq, where sectarian and ethnic fractures and some 5,000 U.S. troops still remain.
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Check out these booo-tiful treats: TAKES 10 MINUTES: Pastry chef Jacques Torres tops his thick peanut butter hot chocolate recipe with hauntingly-cute, whipped cream ghosts that eventually melt to create the creamiest cocoa for a cold fall night.
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While incarcerated, he wrote a poem that, from the first time I read it in my teenage years, stuck hauntingly in my mind:First they came for the Jews and I did not speak out because I was not a Jew.
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In pursuit of the American dream of homeownership—the middle-class domestic ideal, the manicured lawn, the 30-year mortgage and its promise of equity and upward mobility—we colonize spaces, nominally vacant and hauntingly occupied, as if we belong there.
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He walked as upright as you or me, and had you met him on a Paleolithic hillside in what is now the Vézère Valley in France, he would have seemed hauntingly strange: obviously human but stockier, broad-nosed, and beetle-browed.
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In May of last year, an exhibition of seventeen hauntingly quiet portraits by Yiadom-Boakye, at the New Museum, was a surprise sensation; as with the Marshall show, pictures of the works clogged the Instagram feeds of gallerygoers for weeks.
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And while they were designing buildings and retail interiors that disrupted staid Swiss expectations, they also made dozens of hauntingly beautiful objects that deconstructed classical forms, including perhaps their most seminal piece, an elaborate Roman column with radially hinged drawers.
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The recounting of the destruction of the warren — hauntingly rendered in the 1978 movie — is rushed through; when the group's burly enforcer, Bigwig (John Boyega), deals a death blow to a crow, the scene cuts to a flash of lightning.
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A phrasing of a structure of feeling that I didn't really know I had, something so beautifully or hauntingly stated that I used to copy the words longhand in a commonplace book when I was in high school and college.
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Standing side-by-side in their respective catsuits on the Academy Awards stage, Corden and Wilson finally admitted what movie-goers have been saying since the Tom Hopper film hit theaters this past Christmas — the special effects were hauntingly bad.
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If the tableau seemed more fitting for the days of kings than a typical state visit, these are no ordinary times for Serbia, which once again finds itself tugged between East and West in ways hauntingly reminiscent of the Cold War.
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This simple image hauntingly evokes the walls of a prison cell and the most elementary form of marking the time of incarceration: one day after another, a testimony to the both misery of imprisonment, but also a persistent will to endure.
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Smith has shaped her highly personal lyrics into stunning, genre-defying tracks – some hauntingly bare-boned, like "This Town Is Killing Me." Others, epic songs fit for the radio, like "Tacoma," which will make you think of lost love and new beginnings.
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After each new episode in our nation's worsening gun violence epidemic, the same two things happen: First, our screens and social media feeds are saturated with hauntingly familiar images — and then we're told that it's too soon to talk about gun laws.
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" This is the essential Solstadian complaint, how hauntingly early our lives are decided and how simultaneously stupid and painful living seems in the middle age that follows, "the dreamlike, fragmentary inactivity … left after the usual phases of a human life have been lived.
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I admitted that maybe ''the end of the world'' wasn't the best way to advertise what I hoped we would experience, even though previous visitors had described the landscape as hauntingly spare, as resembling how our planet might appear following a nuclear holocaust.
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Weird is good, weird is interesting, and a lot of art is weird — so it is a special mark of distinction, I think, to say that the assorted and collected works of septuagenarian artist Jon Strand are deeply, maybe even hauntingly, weird.
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Aside from its stellar storytelling, "Life is Strange 2" is hauntingly beautiful to look at While the studio's plan to integrate the superpower conceit remains to be seen, it reads right now like shoehorning, and lack of confidence in the realism of its narrative.
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Leila Alaoui, 33, a French-Moroccan photographer whose hauntingly beautiful photographs explored themes of migration, cultural identity and displacement, died Monday night after being shot in a leg and the thorax by Qaeda gunmen on Friday while parked outside the Cappuccino Cafe in Ouagadougou.
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Telex hauntingly depicts the disorder Peress experienced, a sentiment that is carried forward by the book's structure, where the text on the pages exists in a separate register from the images; the telexes — communications with editors and others — don't specifically explain or caption the photos.
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During scene after scene in Yorgos Lanthismos's films, we endure a masterful portrayal of the terrible awkwardness — at times unbearably clunky, at others, hauntingly fragile and tender — of humans who seem to be putting on their bodies and native tongues for the very first time.
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They are also perfectly at home next to art songs, as was clear from his hauntingly private rendition of three "Folk Song Arrangements" by Benjamin Britten, and his blues-inflected performance of three songs by Ives, all accompanied by Mr. Andres at the piano.
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" In words which appear hauntingly appropriate to the current political moment, he further warned, "The alternate domination of one faction over another, sharpened by the spirit of revenge ... which in different ages and countries has perpetrated the most horrid enormities, is itself a frightful despotism.
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The only revival on my list, this British import reconfigured the central triangle of Harold Pinter's drama of infidelity into hauntingly fluid new patterns, in which none of the three central characters were ever absent from the others' minds or the audience's line of vision.
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It was really, hauntingly good, as if I'd made the dish over an open fire with my hobo friends and decided then and there to go straight, open a restaurant, devote myself to a life of food and not the scary business of hopping freights.
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The play further ignited the Thunder, who immediately went on a 25-4 run to finish the half, in what looked, from the opposing point of view, hauntingly familiar to what befell the Spurs over the first three quarters here in Game 6 of the conference semifinals.
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The film conveys the photographer's signature sense of anxiety: The prima ballerina (played by Émilie Cozette) takes the stage at the Ópera Bastille and begins to dance an adaptation of Benjamin Millepied's piece "Amoveo," set to a Stravinsky score hauntingly adapted by the Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich.
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Fast as a bullet, hauntingly beautiful, and filled with stunning double-crosses and twists of plot, The Other Woman is a tour de force that proves once again that "of all those writing spy novels today, Daniel Silva is quite simply the best" (Kansas City Star).
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They sang and made a tape recording that was somehow too slow, so that when they played it back everything was elongated, the words dragged out and in a melancholy minor key, a spooky chorus, as if they were ghosts lost in a hauntingly gorgeous foreign movie.
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It's still the early days, but Tuesday's free memorial performance, which featured the return of Taylor's apocalyptic "Last Look" — it's from 1985 and its darkness feels hauntingly relevant given the times — showed there is a different spark in the air as a new generation of dancers took charge. Examples?
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It was a perfect game for a long, lazy weekend where I could mindlessly run around a hauntingly beautiful, disaster-stricken New York wasteland, listening to the sound of automatic weapons fire reverberating off the silent buildings, and diving for cover amidst the detritus of an interrupted holiday season.
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It's a short story regarding his views on the act, but in his usual hilarious way, Sedaris breaks down the minute process of cigarette selection, what runs through his mind during smoking sessions, his uncle's death from lung cancer, and the specter of his mother's hauntingly similar cough.
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Far more interesting and rare are those collectors who devote their lives to objects or media that may have been forgotten for good reason—think The Shaggs's "hauntingly bad" outsider-rock oddities or Betty Crocker recipes from the 50s that positioned gelatin, mayonnaise, and hot dogs as gourmet delicacies.
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The opening credits last around one minute and 30 seconds, and during that time viewers are treated to visual a montage of filtered flashbacks and present-day cityscapes, cut to a hauntingly catchy, adrenaline-pumping composition comprised of piano riffs, strings, and an unexpected but wildly complimentary background beat.
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A hauntingly surreal dream of excess half-remembered in tranquility, with those cascading keyboards and digital sputters playing faintly in the back of your head as a nagging reminder, the album squishes over song boundaries like overflowing bathwater; songs drip into each other and seep onto the floor.
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Websites flog years' worth of freeze-dried gourmet meals to those who quail at the thought of surviving on tinned beans and lukewarm water (though the post-apocalyptic bar for "gourmet" is low—your correspondent sampled some freeze-dried sausage, and found it hauntingly reminiscent of dried cat food).
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Now fully in view, Jamie Fox stands up in the anchored boat against the surging wind and plays the song "Sitting Bull" — Glenn echoes the violin's phrases, resulting in a hauntingly beautiful melody that emerges powerfully from both the instrument on the water and the voice high up on the hill.
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There's more depth in the works bookending the program: "High Life" (2001) begins with a slave auction, harsh and hauntingly staged; "Torch" (2013) features, again, the luminous Ms. Roberts who climbs onto the shoulders of her fellow dancers before falling into their arms and emerging as the dance's guiding light.
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Opener "I Have To Feed Larry's Hawk," premiering today on Noisey with a video by Melbourne designer Ashley Goodall, feels like a riff on John Carpenter's classic Halloween theme, with its hauntingly solitary central synth line, and centres on the monotony of the song's protagonist's central task: feeding Larry's hawk.
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Suddenly, the Hujar exhibition became destination viewing for style cognoscenti, who made a point of stopping off in Chelsea between Proenza Schouler and Rodarte for a glimpse of Hujar's hauntingly luminous portraits of Mr. Waters, Fran Lebowitz, Susan Sontag, the drag performer Ethyl Eichelberger and the Andy Warhol superstar Candy Darling on her deathbed.
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Here's what McNair's parents had to say to USA TODAY: The attorney for the McNair family called the decision to retain Durkin "callous" and "indefensible" in a statement yesterday, adding: The decision to retain Durkin makes up yet another iteration in a hauntingly frequent pattern of universities turning a blind eye to abuses within their programs.
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One clever Redditor made the connection to a much deeper cut from the books — a prophecy that sounds hauntingly similar to Arya's gorgeous moment at the end of "The Bells": (Spoilers Extended) Girl as grey as ash, on a dying horse from asoiaf We'll probably never know if this pretty obscure reference to the book was intentional.
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This time around, TORRES plays three different characters in a hauntingly ordinary home setting (I'm put in mind a little of "Digital Witness"-era St. Vincent in terms of subject matter, as well as in terms of the general standard of cool on show), exploring sexuality, mundanity, repression, and, on a more complex level, our complicated relationships with ourselves.
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You will not soon forget another video that is also enhanced with comfortable seating: "Weed Killer" (2017), by the English-born Patrick Staff, in which an actor hauntingly recites passages from "The Summer of Her Baldness," a 2004 memoir by the artist, curator, and scholar Catherine Lord, interspersed with neon-intense abstract imagery of hair and evil-looking shapes.
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Marden, eighty years old, has been an art-world luminary since the mid-nineteen-sixties, when he emerged from the Yale School of Art with a style at once rigorous and seductive, adapting painting to the anti-pictorial aesthetics of Minimalism in monochrome canvases, tenderly surfaced with mixtures of oils and wax in hauntingly subtle colors.
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On "Hold You," featuring Angel Deradoorian (who also gives a show-stopping performance on Batmanglij's 2009 collaboration with Wes Miles of Ra Ra Riot), Rostam dips his voice in a molasses thick vocoder before backing Deradoorian's hauntingly beautiful vocals with a choir and a beat that wouldn't sound out of place on a James Blake record.
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And the model-turned-actress's incredible red-carpet look at the Met Gala was the perfect way to challenge those notions: With her clean-shaven head painted silver and covered in artfully-arranged sequins, she looked less like a conventional A-lister and more like a hauntingly beautiful space alien (and/or David Bowie's natural successor, may he rest in peace).
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Rendering pliable objects rigid has since become a way for artists to play with the paradoxical relationship between flexibility and strength — from the hauntingly empty bronze garments by the sculptor Judith Shea, to Alexander McQueen's 25 gown of cascading razor clam shells, to the handbag and lingerie seen here, made by the jeweler Violaine Ulmer from porcelain in Toulouse, France.
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The first trailer takes the crew to a iridescent barrier in the middle of the wilderness, a creepy Stranger Things–like portal, and back to a room of researchers where Portman tries to recount what she saw and experienced in Area X. Bodies are snatched, gunshots are fired, and flesh is infected with flora amid hauntingly beautiful animal-plant hybrids.
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If you go to Metacritic and browse through just a handful of early 2017 releases that have low ratings but killer critical acclaim, you'll find shows as wide-ranging as The Leftovers, Catastrophe, Samurai Jack, The Americans, and American Crime (a hauntingly shot series that excoriates America's history of both class- and race-based oppression and airs on ABC, one of the original big three TV networks).
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Author of the wildly popular debut novel "Cold Mountain," which won the National Book Award more than 20 years ago, Frazier in this, his fourth novel, lyrically resurrects the blasted but hauntingly beautiful Southern landscape just after the war, a time when Varina Davis and a brood of five children, along with a former slave and "a dwindling supply of white men," have fled Richmond.
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Sculptural figure from Michael Richards's "[Untitled] Free F'All" (1997)Michael Richards, "[Untitled] Free F'All" (1997), installation view at Socrates Sculpture Park (image courtesy LMCC and the Michael Richards Estate)One of the most disconcerting and portending images in the show is "A view of Heaven…after" (1103s), a colored pencil drawing of a flaming building whose smoke plumes hauntingly evoke those of the 9/11 attack.
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But what makes Riverdale special to me is that I'm as interested in watching these kids try to take care of one another as I am in watching people getting fed drugged milkshakes—or watching teenagers perform surreal covers of "Kids in America" at a school dance while their ex-teen heartthrob parents head-bob hauntingly, or watching a family burn down their gothic manor for spiritual cleansing.
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Read more:A YouTuber who filmed himself visiting the 7 Wonders of the World in 7 days told us how he did itI traveled to the Caribbean island of Anguilla and had one of the most magical experiences of my life that I'd recommend to anyoneA new resort in Mallorca has a 'no men allowed' policy and was completely designed with women in mind 15 photos of hauntingly beautiful spaces that have been taken over by nature
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More from the Grammys:Taylor Swift fires back at Kanye in passionate Grammys speechYour spirit animal Dave Grohl brought a red solo cup to the GrammysBehind the scenes at the 2016 Grammys: 5 things you didn't see at homeTaylor Swift made sure everyone at the Grammys will be covered in glitter foreverWatch Taylor Swift's hauntingly beautiful Grammys performanceTaylor Swift's new bob was basically Anna WintourTaylor Swift's Grammys outfit looks a lot like the '10 Things I Hate About You' prom dressGrammys 2016: See all the jaw-dropping red carpet looks here
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