"This photo haunts me to this day, this photo haunts me," Jenner said.
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The incident seems to haunts her professional and personal life.
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For once more the spectre of European fragmentation haunts Vienna.
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This one became so popular it literally haunts my dreams.
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The memory of SARS haunts China and with good reason.
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This is a fact that haunts her to this day.
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Kate Morgan haunts the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego.
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It's a question that still haunts me, a year later.
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Finally, the specter of an indulgent energy industry haunts investors.
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What's Her Face still haunts the dreams of '90s kids.
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"What has happened since I left haunts me," he wrote.
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A year later, the loss to Trump still haunts me.
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It pains him to do so and haunts him afterward.
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The Roosevelt Hotel pool haunts him in a personal way.
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For Wahid, the impact from the blast still haunts him.
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Sometimes Segadin haunts the corner of a painting, wandering away.
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It is something that haunts me, and you don't survive.
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He seemed happy and healthy, which only haunts them further.
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This was years ago, but the case still haunts me.
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This banality of abuse also haunts the American movie industry.
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They made five stops; what he saw there haunts him.
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Hurricane Sandy still haunts Ronald Temple's home seven years later.
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Even after "Passengers" ends, this creepy premise haunts your imagination.
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The question haunts the current Supreme Court case Espinoza v.
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That this still haunts us is our species' finest feature.
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And it's a question that clearly haunts many Puerto Ricans.
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Seventy years later, the memory of the experience still haunts.
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There's an image in The Secret Commonwealth that haunts me.
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The statement about his FEMA chief haunts the Bush legacy.
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My decision to move to the city still haunts me.
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There's no doubt that the emotional carnage still haunts the living.
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According to ghost tours the Black Nun haunts the City still.
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Even though it's been a decade, the altercation still haunts Montag.
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That revelation, in both Soma and now in Westworld haunts me.
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The possibility that they are still out there, somewhere, haunts him.
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I too have had my Moby Dick that still haunts me.
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The infamous Scoble shower Glass photo still haunts the wearable industry.
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Andrews testified during the trial that the video still haunts her.
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And so, that shouldn't mean just shopping at your usual haunts.
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"Haunts of the Black Masseur" came out of these twin obsessions.
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Loss: The legal issues aren't over, bad press still haunts Oculus.
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The Tenderloin, the Mission District and Potrero Hill were his haunts.
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It's unclear when Tse returned to his old haunts in Asia.
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What he saw and heard that day haunts him, he said.
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There's a part of me that hopes it haunts me forever.
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Today, Kassem's restaurant, Aldimashqi, is one of Sonnenallee's most popular haunts.
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The water haunts the people who live near it, or downstream.
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It just haunts me that I couldn't keep my child safe.
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When she does manage to sleep, a recurring nightmare haunts her.
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Of the Clinton accusers, the one who haunts me is Broaddrick.
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The ghost that haunts the series, however, isn't any conventional spirit.
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And this is a lesson that haunts most of human experience.
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A racist caricature from 19th-century minstrel theater still haunts America.
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Years ago I wrote about a case that still haunts me.
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The memory of the flames haunts me like a bad dream.
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And the documentary "What Haunts Us" reveals a school's dark past.
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Meanwhile, Henriette, in literal ghost form, haunts the streets of Budapest.
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I'm sorry I didn't defend him more, and that haunts me.
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Lots of talk about a lucrative deal on uranium haunts Mrs.
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Even though their finances may have stabilized, their history haunts them.
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Longtime music haunts like Village Vanguard and the Bitter End remain.
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Haunts and horror shows are its most popular genre, after all.
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But the analogy that haunts Chinese economists does not involve China itself.
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O'Donnell told Fox News her last conversation with Regan still haunts her.
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Obama has called Syria a deeply frustrating crisis that haunts him daily.
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The queen isn't the only one to attest to these friendly haunts.
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Still, this eternal question haunts the hair-minded: Should I get bangs?
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Niki Lopez once had a disturbing nightmare, and it still haunts her.
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Rays' Ramos haunts Red Sox ace Sale in win ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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Pop—one brand of the stuff in particular—haunts the modern imagination.
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Because in addition to haunting Bill Clinton's past, Epstein also haunts Trump's.
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Survivor's guilt haunts victims long after their own trauma starts to fade.
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It is a case that still haunts the investigators who handled it.
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They're all back in Derry, revisiting their former haunts and old relationships.
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I'd say it's a tie for which one haunts you the most.
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For the few survivors who remain, it's a memory that still haunts.
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The question haunts the narrative because Louise is harboring a terrible secret.
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Gender inequality is an issue that regularly haunts the fields we cover.
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This Knicks history haunts them, from one management team to the next.
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"Old Wounds," by Edna O'Brien, haunts me as though I've lived it.
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The ghost that haunts Claire's psyche more than Jamie is undoubtedly Randall's.
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It haunts you when you're trying to eat your dinner in peace.
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It's the image that likely haunts everyone who dealt with the murders.
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And the same mythology that surrounds winning the lottery haunts its aftermath.
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Gappah's characters foresee but cannot stop a future that haunts the novel.
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The more I try to forget it, the more it haunts me.
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Over a year after my first visit, that museum still haunts me.
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Rumor has it some kind of massacre-seeking entity haunts the premises.
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Clinton's defeat in 2016 still haunts some Democratic officials, voters and activists.
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A menacing character called Cliff, played by Mads Mikkelsen, haunts the trailer.
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Here, the specter that haunts the artist's imagination is the colonial project.
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Yet it failed, too, and a half-built structure still haunts the area.
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And his silent presence haunts their dreams for a bigger, more generous government.
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"A case like that sticks with you and haunts you," Hestrin told reporters.
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All this created a legacy of mistrust that haunts the euro zone today.
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Reese Witherspoon divulged all her favorite Nashville haunts on her Draper James blog.
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And one of her best-loved songs, "Coal Miner's Daughter," still haunts her.
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Instead, I scooped one at Bagel Pub, one of my favorite neighborhood haunts.
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That mystery, the idea of a spirit made flesh, haunts this remarkable book.
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Best of all, it's acrylic (read: perfect for both casual and upscale haunts).
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Stein's influence haunts this text, and is visible in the passage quoted above.
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He failed the entrance exam three times, an experience that still haunts him.
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Everything I've ever written—on social media and for other publications—haunts me.
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None of them haunt me the way my brother's girlfriend's death haunts me.
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It was a brief but storied relationship that still haunts pop culture today.
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Still, the specter of the garage lab juice factory still haunts the industry.
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" The story still haunts him, he says, because "it foreshadowed my entire life.
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The fact that she hadn't had a mammogram in 5 years haunts me.
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Heard but never seen, Lucy Owen haunts the stage as the Female Voice.
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In the comics, they are indeed a terrifying presence that haunts the shadows.
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The same questions haunts every one of them: Why can't I be normal?
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But there is also something spectrally permanent about the truth: it haunts memory.
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This eternal question haunts civic planners, fluid dynamics professors, and car manufacturers alike.
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Nostalgia is in the air—swing by one of your old haunts, Libra.
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Numerous other online haunts, including Facebook and Instagram, have seen similar fan protests.
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The memory of Hue still haunts some of the Marines who fought there.
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I'm not fleeing coal mines and Appalachian poverty, though that legacy haunts me.
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Sikes scared me right down to the bone and still haunts my dreams.
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Moody and strange, "Fast Color" has a solemnity that haunts almost every frame.
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Throughout the book, the ghost of Fern's mother haunts those she left behind.
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That really haunts me, because of course he knew what he was doing.
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The specter of that occasion haunts some Republicans who are skeptical of Trump.
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It's a question that haunts many a startup founder their first time around.
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Automation haunts many discussions about the future of work, employment, and the economy.
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While Gallace's rural scenes might look serene, creeping trepidation haunts many of them.
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Ed Gein, because one of his victims haunts a gas station in Plainfield.
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That's how I go through haunts, I walk slow to take everything in.
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As in: It haunts his dreams and sometimes he's not wearing clothes in them.
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When she finally rose, she rose slowly, avoiding old haunts and sidestepping shiny pennies.
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But the tournament that haunts her was in between, at the 2012 London Olympics.
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Slavery in America: It's a horrific, mesmerizing subject that haunts and inspires our imagination.
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However, the pair haven't been spotted around town at any of Swift's usual haunts.
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In both, the polished veneer of humanness haunts us with what festers just beneath.
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It's called a Dinocephalosaurus, and it will haunt you like it now haunts me.
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The example of Grizzly Man's Timothy Treadwell, of course, haunts this line of questioning.
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The thing that makes you laugh is also the thing that haunts your dreams.
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The morning of July 15, 1997, still haunts Antonio D'Amico all these years later.
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And, most oddly, Chandler haunts his friends and returns as an electric green ghost.
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It's such a sad moment, especially since we know this realization still haunts her.
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Mendoza plans to visit other friends, too, and get nostalgic at some old haunts.
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Although Beverly evokes the great outdoors with photographic clarity, claustrophobia effectively haunts his narrative.
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The flower beds are meant to resemble plantings around artists' haunts in the Northeast.
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It haunts the living and tells the truth, but it does not speak clearly.
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A fundamental fact haunts that relationship across all kinds of workplaces, modern and traditional.
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What really haunts me about Dassey's case is how similarly it parallels my own.
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That's the issue that haunts the Antarctic Treaty, and the Treaty System more generally.
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"War and Peace," Tolstoy's great novel of Napoleon's campaign in Russia, haunts this book.
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He knew about local mores, the cultural importance of Rodrigo, the old Borges haunts.
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But physiognomy, the idea that faces carry meanings, still haunts the interpretation of portraiture.
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The question of whether this was the right thing to do still haunts me.
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It haunts me to imagine how life could have been if he was here.
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It also led to a persistent question that still haunts her family: What happened?
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After Mr. Marcato's haunts, patrons often get together to compare stories of their experience.
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In the wake of a loved one's suicide, irrational shame haunts those left behind.
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We rounded up five haunts celebrated for their haunted histories around the U.S. 10.
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Woodhead, a former fashion publicist who lives in London, was revisiting her subjects' haunts.
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But for Thaer, it's actually a tale of survival that haunts him the most.
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Their audience remains offscreen, though you guess it's the father who haunts this story.
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She passed by French Roast and his other haunts, but she didn't find him.
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Argentina has a history of economic meltdowns that haunts the public and scares investors.
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Argentina has a history of economic meltdowns that haunts the public and scares investors.
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America is not burdened with the history of tyranny and totalitarianism that haunts Russia.
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Kiya's story still haunts me, and I hope that you are moved by it, too.
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You can only watch the usual suspects so many times before Caillou haunts your nightmares.
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This power negates the well-worn dichotomy between words and actions that haunts late capitalism.
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Also there are multiple versions of the silkscreen "3 Burqas" (2017) that haunts and amuses.
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The same fear haunts Liu He, an influential economic adviser to Xi Jinping, China's president.
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Davis told the magazine that her poverty-stricken childhood still haunts her in some ways.
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Nothing haunts us more than wondering if we overpaid for an Uber, Lyft, or Via.
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Viserion, the beloved dragon, who is now a zombie ice dragon and haunts our nightmares.
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The movie also stars Diane Kruger as, um, a Belgian witch who haunts the town?
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I needed them to understand the pain that haunts a circumcised woman all her life.
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Iraq vote haunts Clinton Still, it is not a given that Clinton's attacks will succeed.
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A work of fiction haunts us: It watches over the shoulder, inspires memories, encourages reflection.
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"Oh wait, there's a test today?" is a question that haunts us in our nightmares.
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That outpouring of hot-headedness still haunts the French national team every game it plays.
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But more than that, it's the crushing sense of loss and grief that haunts him.
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Head to Atomic Liquors on Fremont (Downtown Las Vegas) if you like old-school haunts.
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The Scandinavian gjenganger is sort of like a ghost-zombie hybrid that haunts the living.
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" That striving—the delicate, indomitable, and often doomed power of human love—haunts "Washington Black.
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Ahead, we're exploring her old haunts, and the hallowed places that appear in the book.
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Acker's biological father abandoned her mother in pregnancy, an unelaborated fact which haunts her oeuvre.
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Catherine gets another one of those illnesses, dies, and haunts him until he, too, dies.
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They played regularly at legendary downtown haunts like CBGB, Max's Kansas City, and Mudd Club.
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What is it that will forestall the inescapable specter of death that haunts us all?
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She vanished on the Vineyard 40 years earlier, and her disappearance still haunts the men.
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"If that woman haunts her furniture, then she's taken a liking to me," he continued.
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It's a habit that haunts Americans nationwide, and evidently, it even affects the Sanders household.
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He visits old haunts, writes of the war atmosphere and gets detained, for a while.
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"There's an expression that always haunts us: When rates rise, something always breaks," Krosby said.
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The thought that it might have been possible to intervene haunts everyone who knew them.
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Picard doesn't even consider that Rios doesn't care about the ideals of Picard's old haunts.
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A similar uncertainty haunts us now, as we attempt to redefine ourselves as a nation.
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Still to this day, that mailbox is my favorite thing, and it's what haunts me.
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The problem of the straight couple haunts the musical just as it does contemporary cinema.
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The music haunts me, it's like something David Lynch would ask a muse to sing.
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His birdie attempt on the final hole lipped out, which haunts him to this day.
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Benjamin haunts Petzold's movie, including in a shot of a sign for Rue des Pyrénées.
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It's a senseless crime, an inexplicably vicious act of violence that haunts us to this day.
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Becky Lefevre (Lilliya Scarlett Reid), the former owner of the heart, haunts the characters of Chambers.
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Even now, far and asunder from youth, his wisdom still haunts my daily thoughts and practice.
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Life is this chisel that haunts you and hurts you and cuts you and wreaks you.
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Kaitlin Roe witnessed her cousin's abduction 19473 years ago, but her survivor's guilt still haunts her.
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But more so, it's the idea of being dead—of ceasing to exist—that haunts me.
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Though her body has never been found, Charlene Downes haunts the town of Blackpool in England.
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That could involve behaviorally targeted branding, as well as ads that steer you toward local haunts.
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The experience is something that still haunts her, and you can see it in her face.
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The company's stable of restaurants and bars are well-known haunts for the youth of Sydney.
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Both House and Lezniewicz tell Dr. Oz that the case still haunts them to this day.
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Death haunts each page, but what better way to really understand the magic of being alive?
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The Verge spoke with Jones about natural hazards, risk assessment, and the disaster that haunts her.
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After the success of "Haunts" he separated from his wife and became a man of letters.
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This stunning and slowly moving piece creates an illusion of space that intrigues, haunts, and delights.
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On OldSF and OldNYC, century-old views of your favorite haunts are a few clicks away.
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But his brother's ghost continues to haunts D. and he cannot rest until he takes revenge.
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Then and now, poverty haunts and hurts so many across lines of color, religion and region.
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I hope [Trump] sees the picture of me and Michael Cohen and it haunts his dreams.
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It is easier to dismiss, though, than the issue that haunts so many from Ortiz's generation.
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Garza's murder still haunts the communities that line the Rio Grande, across the river from Mexico.
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We got put in 407, which is notorious for the fact that Lord Dunraven haunts it.
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The news media descended on all of their favorite old haunts, like 1994 all over again.
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You take out your laptop and pull up your browser, beginning to peruse your usual haunts.
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For those who knew me before transitioning, their memory of my old form haunts our interactions.
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Grey's Anatomy's previously deceased Denny haunts Izzie for half a season, years after his initial demise.
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"That scene still haunts me," Rabbi Berger said as the sermon closed, returning to the Challenger.
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"That case still haunts me," said Robert Derham, a lawyer who represented Micah Holland on appeal.
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Vietnam '276 The memory haunts Bill Carpenter even 21978 years after his tour in Vietnam ended.
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"Extreme haunts" first became popular as Halloween events, but companies have begun offering them year-round.
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Odets is clear that the shame he believes still haunts many gay men isn't their fault.
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But it is also about capitalism, and it's this aspect of the film that haunts me.
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"He talks about the time that he shot himself because it still haunts him," McCraney said.
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"You hate to move on, and it always haunts me, but you have to," he says.
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You know her, the one who haunts her friends with her faux-Catalan pronunciation of Valencia.
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Extreme haunts first became popular as Halloween events, but companies have begun offering them year-round.
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This is the shadow that haunts this museum and its exhibit of loss, yearning and love.
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The breakfast dishes here are great, but it is their khao soi gai that haunts me.
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His haunts in and around Manhattan were the backdrop to his spectacular triumphs, trials — and death.
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Schmitt haunts our political moment because we are seeing a flowering of criticism of American liberalism.
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If Williams haunts "Leading Men," it's not as its guiding spirit but as its guilty conscience.
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Naturally, the example of a great, seemingly indomitable power fading into ruin haunts the American imagination.
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One of them is the timer that now haunts me on Twitter, a nudge called the Supervisor.
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Get out of your usual haunts and seek out inspiration until Friday morning at 10:01 a.m.
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All your favorite fitness studios and workout haunts know this is the time to get new customers.
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Replaceability haunts both stories in the suggestion of the (mostly unseen) women who've come and gone before.
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George died in 2011, but it's rumored he haunts the store, occasionally tossing books off high shelves.
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This year, celebrate Halloween in style and shop fast-fashion stores ahead for some fashion friendly haunts.
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All this time, the dystopian haunts of City 17 were just a town in modern day Russia.
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Nearly 550 light-years away lies the Ghost Nebula, which haunts the constellation Cassiopeia like a shadow.
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Here, a guide to some of Hollywood's favorite haunts for living it up — and recuperating in style.
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In the same way Joan's childhood trauma still haunts her, Bette's past continues to influence her life.
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Zara, one of our favorite fast-fashion haunts, also produces a homeware line that hits the spot.
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The ten ink drawings are flush with gradient sunsets alongside the icy fluorescent glare from nighttime haunts.
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Only after they graduate do borrowers get the bill that haunts them the rest of their lives.
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Shape Shift With Me's "Haunting, Haunted, Haunts" and fan favorite "Baby, I'm an Anarchist" are particular standouts.
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Legend has it that the wife of the hotel's original founder, Joseph Stickney, still haunts the resort.
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And, curiously enough, that's precisely the question that haunts Facebook today: Does it promote community or tribalism?
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Trendy Parisian restaurants and well-known haunts will offer menus that foster the event's eco-responsible spirit.
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On the rare occasion I have an asshole in my chair, that personality haunts me for weeks.
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Unlike the haunts of Golden Gai, this high-ceilinged bar twinkled luxuriously with pristine marble and glass.
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Another imagines a ghost who haunts Ross Castle in Scotland and attempts to rebuild the castle's remnants.
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An image, passed down many years ago by my grandfather, haunts me now, in this terrible summer.
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It was a good enough book that it haunts my thinking a decade after I finished it.
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The pain of others haunts "Three Billboards," at least whenever the writer-director Martin McDonagh lets it.
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And the idea of obsolescence — of the present slipping irretrievably into the past — haunts her recent work.
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What also haunts about the performance, and "Entangled," is that we leave convinced we have met Astrid.
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She may have left her tiny Missouri hometown years ago, but the place still haunts her dreams.
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Yet there is one question that haunts all single-payer systems: How do you pay for it?
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"Them" refers to Joan Crawford and Bette Davis, but the "twilight" of his own career haunts him.
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Among his haunts was the old Yankee Stadium, where he scalped tickets and sold cocaine and souvenirs.
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Another real-life tragedy haunts "To the End of the Land," adapted from Mr. Grossman's 2008 novel.
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In Us, Nyong'o takes on the role of Adelaide, a wife and mother whose childhood haunts her.
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She said she did not have enough money to move, to separate herself from her old haunts.
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That silence haunts the air and evokes a landscape of loss for which there are no words.
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You don't need to tell me about every serious flaw that haunts Prey, particularly in its later stages.
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Complications of rheumatoid arthritis and pneumonia stilled Frey, whose voice haunts a million sunsets from the Hotel California.
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After polling 2,264 U.S. adults ages 18 and up, Trulia unearthed what real estate missteps haunts homeowners most.
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It's a guilt-laden habit that haunts people of all ages, particularly those who struggle with their weight.
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But leave standard consumer software aside and you'll find that straight panic haunts the latest phase of digitization.
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The question that haunts me is not whether we will move to renewable energy or not — we will.
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We sit side-by-side on stationary bikes while familiar faces from our usual clubbing haunts file in.
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"It haunts me to see and hear her in such panic in those videos," says Mahmod's sister Payzee.
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The scandal still haunts VW, despite a settlement with American law enforcers and compensation for American car-buyers.
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History haunts the halls of the Wallach Art Gallery and artists like Chiu dive into their ancestral pasts.
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From secondhand haunts to pharmacies, we pride ourselves on the ability to dig for little fashion treasures anywhere.
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What haunts Mr. Scott's book, and makes it so satisfyingly inconclusive, is the deceptively simple notion of thinking.
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While both deaths weigh heavily on Daryl, it's Glenn's (Steven Yeun) that haunts him deeply in this hour.
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Earlier this week, Andrews told a Nashville judge that the footage, which Barrett distributed online, still haunts her.
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His first and (so far) only book, "Haunts of the Black Masseur", will be reissued later this year.
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And, according to the star, there's one particular hair disaster from her teenage years that still haunts her.
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The image haunts me as I imagine trauma dripping down like pesticides on family trees, invisible and toxic.
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But it's the increasing cruelty Perry aims at Celeste that haunts me long after I watch an episode.
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The picture haunts because I worry it captures the essence of what kind of oldest brother I am.
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Last week, she was forced to publicly answer questions about an experience so painful it still haunts her.
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The infamous Squirtle Squad still haunts me now—their blue, globular heads split by their red, lipless mouths.
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"The line is getting so blurred, because haunts are becoming more interactive," says Eaton's co-host, Mike Fontaine.
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Hanako-san, for example, is the ghost of a young girl in a red skirt that haunts bathrooms.
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"Drone Bomb Me," sung from the perspective of a young Afghan girl, haunts long past its final whimpers.
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In particular, the side suffered from a particularly grave case of an affliction that often haunts national teams.
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She said the explosion in Hiroshima — and the ordeal that came before and after it — still haunts her.
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Teen's death haunts small town in Mississippi The defense keyed on the fact that Chambers didn't name Tellis.
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Today, like many of Williams's former haunts, both the boulevard and the hotel feel somewhat past their prime.
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You ran into them at one of your old haunts and now you can't stop thinking about them.
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The image of Brenda Lee Marquez McCool, with her shock of cropped white hair and tattoos, haunts him.
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Last year it was based on the Woman in White, a ghost that haunts the Snug Harbor premises.
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He just turned 73 and is now free from the burden that haunts so many young politicians today.
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All we can say is: If you're bored of your usual shopping haunts, retail relief is coming soon.
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It is a ghost that haunts the imagination of groups like the John Birch Society and Common Cause.
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Nick Drnaso's graphic novel "Sabrina," shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, is another book that still haunts me.
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It also led to a persistent question that still haunts Ms. Ruszczyk's family and the city: What happened?
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The first line Ferreira sings, "Everything and nothing always haunts me," feels like Hynes's psyche in a nutshell.
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"White tribalism haunts even more nuanced writers," he argues, training his sights on The New Yorker's George Packer.
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WHEN WE WERE VIKINGSBy Andrew David MacDonald An early scene haunts Andrew David MacDonald's well-intentioned debut novel.
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For much of the second act, this morphine-addicted mother haunts her husband and sons with her absence.
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I also love that it kept some old favorite haunts like Pleasant Park, Salty Springs, and Retail Row.
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Wiping tears from her eyes, she says what she has been through haunts her even in her sleep.
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And it is this distinction between "ours" and "theirs" that haunts how photographs of the dead are viewed.
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I would like to be, but Cesare Marchetti's evidence of the inertia inherent in energy transitions haunts me.
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The fear of financial disaster from a devastating illness haunts the daily lives of many people in China.
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Considering how Ada's ghost haunts most of the chapters dedicated to Beatrice's perspective, the game feels rigged against her.
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But he wasn't able to be there to help his wife and daughters -- a painful memory still haunts him.
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Remember the awkwardly silent haunts you've walked into that feel limp, where you had little privacy to speak freely?
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In the process it's become the boogeyman that haunts the dreams of small retailers and big box stores alike.
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The question of what happens after #MeToo haunts Rick and the dozen former employees who spoke to BuzzFeed News.
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Then: Big, major, humiliating rejection that to this day still haunts Sharper's otherwise sterling reputation as an NFL player.
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Jordan Peele has been voicing the ghost of Duke Ellington, who haunts Nick's attic, since Big Mouth's first episode.
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Acknowledging and accepting what haunts me has helped me become more empathetic towards my patients' emotional suffering, as well.
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Later in the episode, Chuck morosely haunts a hallway where he corners Funt and demands the favor be repaid.
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We're bringing it to your attention again as Halloween 2017 approaches and "mental asylum" haunts continue to attract visitors.
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That was a Faustian bargain that ultimately tore the party away from its Lincolnian roots and haunts it still.
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At a moment when the question "Is this how it begins?" haunts Western democracies, she writes with rare authority.
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These critters are such frequent visitors that they've got their own local haunts – holes, 2, 3, 5 and 9.
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Joe Gould haunts journalists and historians alike as he raises unwelcome questions about the limitations of what they do.
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But trawling through alt-right haunts, like the social media platform Gab, gives a different take on the situation.
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" And then, searingly, "But it haunts me every waking moment: What made him turn his own gun on himself?
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Atheism has been the only tool I've found to combat the fear of hell that still haunts my dreams.
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For those that did, the afterparty landscape was a combination of local Tahoe haunts and one-off hotel parties.
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"It haunts every aspect of your life, but nobody else sees it and they don't believe you" he said.
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The movie demands that the adult Danny pay a visit to old haunts, but does he really need to?
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So Charles-Donatien haunts the flea markets and taxidermy shops of Paris, eyes peeled for a flash of feathers.
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" The opinion also addressed an issue that haunts sexual misconduct hearings: lawsuits brought by accused students who cry "foul!
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The morning after I arrived in the capital, Danko drove me to Matka Canyon, one of his favorite haunts.
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Obscured by a veil of organza, Andres haunts the lush backdrop of the jungle-bound healer she sought out.
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Of course, the spectre of litigation haunts each of these regulatory decisions, at both the federal and state level.
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Instead of making a profit, they paid dearly, and what happened in the house haunts each child through adulthood.
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The question haunts this film and will likely haunt many of its viewers, wherever they happen to be watching.
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This denial of science and critical thinking among religious ultraconservatives now haunts the American response to the coronavirus crisis.
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This denial of science and critical thinking among religious ultraconservatives now haunts the American response to the coronavirus crisis.
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But there's something else here too that haunts the second season: Elektra isn't the only powerful woman to die.
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An unsettling aftermath haunts many of the cityscapes, with shots of flame-scarred brick buildings and litter-strewn courtyards.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi, and not stay on to help build a new order in his place, now haunts Italy.
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Some fill that I found difficult and/or clever included ALL TIMER, ELLIE, CAHN, ORDER, CLEF, HAUNTS and TENOR.
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There is a kind of nothingness that haunts war poetry, even the exhortations of the old Anglo-Saxon bards.
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Had you taken away our lies and codes and looks and symbols and haunts, you would have taken everything.
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"Sometimes you're afraid to commit to a dress, and then it gets sold and it haunts you," she said.
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All of them haunt the protagonist, Sarah (played by Crystal Dickinson), as the actress January LaVoy eventually haunts us.
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Yet the work's sense of ritual, mystery and spiritual anguish add up to some knotty conundrum that haunts me.
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That, in a sentence, is the reality that haunts the world economy a third of the way through 2017.
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That certainty haunts the book, sharpens the pitch of its comedy, and sets it apart from her earlier works.
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The specter of the 2000 election, and the networks' botched calls of the Florida count, still haunts television newsrooms.
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Also, Doolittle is hoping his travelogue helps raise awareness of literacy issues and the importance of local literary haunts.
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It's a deadly reboot of a dangerous narrative, a phantasm that haunts the very fabric of our American life.
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"The Phantom of the Opera" is the longest-running show ever on Broadway and haunts theaters the world over.
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Now, even without app blockers, I can stay away from mindless online haunts without worrying that I'm missing out.
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The manner in which Lu, convinced the photograph is her masterpiece, appropriates his death haunts her throughout the novel.
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I've been through a ton of haunts which throw everything they have at you every year, and that's fine.
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I take the scenic route and visit some old haunts from when I was a teenager to see what's changed.
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"That haunts me every day," Odom said during an interview on BuzzFeed News' Facebook Watch show Profile that aired Wednesday.
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It's so easy for someone to become a ghost, and I wanted to explore through music how trauma haunts people.
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Tourist haunts lie desertedCotton, a former landscaper from Florida, lives in Sanya, a popular tourist destination in the Hainan province.
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There's a wider context: The suggestion that Russian transactions with far-right leaders had hidden political purpose haunts European politics.
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It's not often the source of nostalgia for the kind of New Yorker prone to waxing about their old haunts.
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The same problem haunts other central banks around the world, including the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank.
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While some victims came forward to share their terrifying experiences in "What Haunts Us," Tolmach insisted they were initially hesitant.
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For lunch or dinner they go to the Polo Bar or Marea, one of Mr. Geffen's Central Park South haunts.
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"That night on Chappaquiddick Island ended in a horrible tragedy that haunts me every day of my life," he wrote.
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The spectre of bad mothering, of Medea and her descendants, haunts this book, as do "blood, guts, misery and lust".
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Avoiding haunts Of course, not everyone has this experience, nor does everyone love a horror film or a haunted house.
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One case from my time in practice -- this was back in the late 1990s -- haunts me more than any other.
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The being that haunts Derry is a physical incarnation of those lights, but ITs true form resides in the macroverse.
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After checking me in, we walked around the corner to one of his lunch haunts, Taquería los Parados de Coyoacán.
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The oft-repeated "Ladies and gentleman, we are being momentarily held by the train's dispatcher" haunts me in my sleep.
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What makes it so for gay and lesbian Indians is the aura of illicitness that now haunts their every move.
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Violence haunts the corners of both films, but it isn't given real estate on screen; it is not the star.
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In fact, when she appeared on Late Night, Bloom talked about a comment that still haunts her to this day.
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The longer legacy of her career and its finale haunts both Moore's book and David Cameron's memoir For the Record.
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The landmarks are unfamiliar, the customs are different, and I miss my old haunts even as I explore new ones.
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As you walk into the cafe, the white-tiled bar is a welcome reprieve from other poorly-lit Village haunts.
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But success hasn't really spoiled "High Maintenance," even if, like its outer-borough haunts, it's a little more well heeled.
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To relive the bad old days, you can visit the mob's old speakeasies, haunts and hide-outs on these tours.
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Its haunted reputation stems from a story about the "Woman in Red," whose ghost apparently haunts the hotel's 10th floor.
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It's said that Nettie's spirit haunts the Old Stagecoach Inn, moving furniture, pushing rocking chairs, and removing sheets from beds.
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Co-founder, Opening Ceremony, and co-creative director, Kenzo Wonder B—r was one of my favorite New York haunts.
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The bar stools are patterned after those at the famous El Floridita, one of Hemingway's favorite haunts in the city.
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Fear of exploitation and betrayal haunts his every step, eventually forcing Oscar to take off on foot across the desert.
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In our interview, she made an offhand comment that haunts me: The war in Syria is a war against children.
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Yorke's tenuous relationship with rest haunts ANIMA, a Carl Jung-inspired album that combats the fugue state of modern existence.
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Leon is the severest casualty, though, and we see how the damage done haunts him throughout a sad, short life.
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Visitors will check out Staple's favorite haunts and also snag at least eight limited-edition Staple shoes coming in 2020.
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But devotees of extreme haunts repeatedly pay real money to be buried alive, pushed off a balcony or vomited on.
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It scared me as a teenager and it haunts me still, as does Eleanor, the girl who comes to stay.
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It's not an exaggeration to say that Mr. Margiela, more than almost any other designer of his generation, haunts fashion.
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And the act of violence was not the kind of mass shooting that haunts our nation in the 21968st century.
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One incident, filtered through a narcotic haze, still haunts me, though it must have occurred more than five years ago.
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The suspense is generated by a deceptively simple question, one that haunts most stories of addiction: Will Ben use again?
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And Berenice is about to describe the ineradicable imprint of a great love, and how it haunts you for life.
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I recoil from the paranoia and neurosis that haunts many older members of my community, though I recognize its cause.
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The ghost that truly haunts the book is not Grant's, but that of atrocity — true atrocities of torture and murder.
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One in particular, Jean Tatlock, haunts the novel; characters offer multiple versions of her affair with Oppenheimer and her suicide.
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How embedded in our culture is the presence of what Orr calls "a kind of nothingness that haunts war poetry"?
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The tens of millions that Hillary Clinton raised from speaking to corporate interests most likely haunts her now — or should.
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He was sometimes seen around his Bronx haunts with the bright-eyed boy strapped to him in a baby sling.
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The unprecedented marginalization and humiliation of senior princes haunts the young crown prince and his numerous disgruntled brothers and cousins.
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The Boathouse Rotisserie & Raw Bar is one of the few foodie haunts in Chattanooga situated right on the Tennessee River.
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I wrote a play about it, but when I reflect on torture today, it is another play that haunts me.
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Jones doesn't believe in ghosts, but the fearful past haunts him anyway through his night of terror in the woods.
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Day by day needless profiling haunts the lives of untold numbers of individuals, families and communities across the United States.
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The one that still haunts him most was the Crystal Grand Music Theater, which he ran from 2011 to 2016.
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Holt Renfrew, Vancouver's equivalent of Barneys, is one of Weymi's customary weekend haunts, though she is aware of its limitations.
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She haunts the written accounts, her words stamped or spilled on pages testifying to a very real, very embodied presence.
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On Twitter, she essentially asked the question that haunts every woman politician: Would you talk about a man this way?
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He is the narrative glue of the two video montages, the one who haunts the other images of Smith's kaleidoscope.
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It's a coming-of-age story about school kids dealing with a secret, which haunts them for years to come.
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We thought he was over that, but I guess it's one of those things that comes back and it haunts you.
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The Teen Moms a are celebrating nine years of friendship, but part of that shared history still haunts Catelynn Lowell Baltierra.
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But the fear of not being "properly loved" haunts many queer people -- "Rocketman" is truly about the incessant fight for love.
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That feeling of being completely cut off from other humans, and being unable to effectively communicate with them, haunts his paintings.
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And I am returned, an echo of the past, a phantom who haunts lonely roads, an incongruous figure among the tourists.
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From his apartment building on 285 Lafayette Street, Mr. Bowie was in walking distance of many of his favorite neighborhood haunts.
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The new moon in Scorpio arrives on November 18, encouraging you to explore and expand beyond your usual haunts and habits.
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What haunts me, personally, is the possibility of an Azealia Banks deposition by the SEC, which, yes, is apparently investigating something.
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A slew of haunts pops up in our Instagram feeds on the regular, courtesy of locals and out-of-towners alike.
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Though the technical term for this struggle is survivor guilt, surviving this ordeal is only a fraction of what haunts me.
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Bob Jones's crusade to discriminate still haunts the religious right, even if the movement's contemporary leaders are unwilling to admit it.
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That behavior is also stoked by other digital haunts that are the favorite of trolls, including sites like 4chan and 8chan.
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They are: Singapore has a reputation for being a food paradise and discovering new food haunts is many Singaporeans' favourite pastime.
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I have spent so much time in all of them, and when I get there, I walk through my old haunts.
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"It is one of the biggest regrets that I have in my life -- still haunts me to this day," he said.
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But the ghost of the win-at-all-costs politician played by Kevin Spacey haunts his wife and her young presidency.
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Sure, you could just hit up one of your regular haunts, but this Halloween I implore you to try something different.
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"It's better for the baby" to have a ghost mother who haunts it than to actually care abou ther own wellbeing.
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Her play "In a Word," in which a child's disappearance haunts a mother, ran Off Broadway this summer to critical acclaim.
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But people are angry about officials embezzling millions of dollars, governors working with drug traffickers and brutal violence that haunts communities.
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Whatever happened that night hangs over all 10 episodes, and before revealing it, Flanagan shows how the past haunts the present.
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Today you can purchase booze without fear of jake leg or arrest, yet Prohibition still haunts the laws of many states.
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Speaking from his sun-drenched office high up in the Bastille building, Mr. Lissner recommended some of his favorite local haunts.
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Just below, beneath her first ad, is a declaration sure to delight lefty activists, and not just in the local haunts.
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This is the kind of loss that haunts you when it comes to seeding or just trying to make the playoffs.
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The question of just what can be made of the future, and whether anything is worth fighting for, haunts the book.
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Whether his addiction began while they were still married or in the years after is a mystery that haunts the narrative.
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But even with no public appearances scheduled, Mr. Dylan was also a spectral presence around his other, more private, known haunts.
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Alongside those fictitious haunts, the IRL story of Steven Avery will continue in Making a Murderer: Part 232, streaming on October 2310.
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Jennifer Nettles names Rolf and Daughters, City House, Adele's, and Mas Tacos as some of her favorite foodie haunts in the city.
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In a sign of how the past still haunts them, none would go public, and all asked to be identified by initials.
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He will surely be followed by the paparazzi at every turn, and in ubiquity, will become a specter that haunts his accusers.
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There's a particular image from Dark Souls that haunts me, as if it bled out from the screen and into my life.
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That is until now: a whole new series of horrifying new haunts are on the way, and we have the first look.
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Sanders' weakness: Foreign policy Thirteen years and two presidential campaigns later, Clinton's vote to go to war in Iraq still haunts her.
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People like it because nothing changes because of the place that it is, and the fact that Sarah still haunts the place.
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Word seemed to have gotten around the bus station and other smuggler haunts, that Pablo had made headway with a top coyote.
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Shenk says Pott's death "haunts" the story, and the filmmakers spent time with her family and friends to capture who she was.
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You've likely become a regular at a few local haunts over the last year, and may even be learning some new languages.
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Critically, she is not alone when taking these risks: Her father haunts the doorways of the dances, ready to take her home.
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The loss haunts the parents even when they sense some heartening progress in court or in speaking to schoolchildren who pay attention.
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Only a few of them are still alive today and the nuclear glow of the mushroom cloud they witnessed still haunts them.
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Amazon is now one step away from becoming a multi-brand restaurant company — and that could mean doomsday for many dining haunts.
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In that spirit, she said, the haunts she photographed are often as revealing for the topics they avoid as those they address.
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With Mr. Rault as my guide, I set out to find de Gaulle's haunts among the elite addresses of London's West End.
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A quick synopsis: Peter Pan, eternal boy and Neverland-dweller, haunts the Darling nursery because he likes to hear the bedtime stories.
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Grant told CNN that the memory of people kneeling and praying for mercy in Spanish before they were executed still haunts him.
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"When it's wet and raining, there's something melancholic about it," he said, before sharing five favorite haunts in Norway's compact second city.
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While it can be proud of constitutional reforms that include proposing to legalize gay marriage, a primal demographic issue haunts the country.
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His prizewinning piece haunts the central trio of violin, cello and piano with an ensemble of shadows, sometimes benevolent and sometimes threatening.
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Fosse died in 1987, but he still haunts Broadway, where he won a record eight Tonys for choreography, plus one for direction.
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Charles Talent Manx of Joe Hill's "NOS4A2" can't be classified as a "favorite," but he is the villain who haunts my nightmares.
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Brooklyn and all its "haunts" are on full display, too: the N train, Coney Island, Prospect Park, Bay Ridge — nowhere is safe!
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There is a specter that both haunts and animates the mirror images; each subject is posed similarly and shares a facial expression.
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Now he has returned to the subject that haunts him with a documentary called "The Devil and Father Amorth," opening this month.
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The pictures are unfamiliar, but the haunts are the same as those in her iconic works: Times Square, Coney Island, Fifth Avenue.
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It is to Lambertville's credit that you can ask half a dozen residents to name their favorite haunts, and find few overlaps.
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Like the Flame, this West Village restaurant had become one of Lorde's favored New York haunts, but it was a universe apart.
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Whatever haunts the images is out of the frame, and what's in the frame is too diffuse or evanescent to build on.
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On any given day, it's not unusual to see people punching the figurative clock at the local Starbucks and other neighborhood haunts.
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Misfortune haunts them until the arrival of a pair of mysterious, possibly angelic visitors, portrayed by Van Dyke and Angela Lansbury. Fathomevents.
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The book begins with an evocative description of the public mourning and funeral of Abraham Lincoln, whose tragic shade haunts every chapter.
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The mysterious monster that haunts the bathroom and shreds toilet paper in the night, then vomits it all over the innocent bathroom floor.
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There's a lot that still haunts us about Jordan Peele's Us, but chief among them is the sheer weirdness of all those doubles.
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Ah, but you only have to read between the lines to see that the president's spirit haunts the list from top to bottom.
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Metamorphosing between figure and abstraction, her paintings have an intoxicating quality that is uneasy and charming, creating a comforting darkness that haunts you.
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Know Your Haunts: A Crash Course in Horror's Most Confusingly Similar Ghostly TitlesHenry Thomas in Netflix's upcoming series The Haunting of Hill House.
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Book Sixty SoHo starting at $180 per nightBoutique hotels feel tailor-made for a neighborhood like SoHo, filled with fashionable shops and haunts.
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I was done sporadically answering phones at the front desk — with a singsong list of partner names that still, occasionally, haunts my dreams.
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The virgen haunts us, mourns our sin, a powerful symbol of ideal, chaste womanhood at any age, which is by default anti-queer.
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It's the unfinished business with the deceased that haunts a person and is one of the biggest risk factors for chronic, severe grief.
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He referenced one very specific incident from his past – watch the clip to find out exactly what still haunts him to this day.
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Spend a lot of time hanging out in bars known best as Broadway haunts, and don't be afraid of talking to strangers. 5.
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"The last 18 months have exposed a silent epidemic of sexual assault and harassment that haunts every industry and every community," he wrote.
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Here's a better option: Go to your bank's online ATM locator or mobile app to scout no-fee machines near your usual haunts.
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World Premiere A Ghost Story / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: David Lowery) — This is the story of a ghost and the house he haunts.
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If he fails, this could be an issue that haunts his administration and defies Trump's ability to emerge from the most damaging controversies.
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But perhaps most tellingly, the members of the group post pictures of the luxury apartment blocks that have now replaced their old haunts.
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What used to be something so difficult to find on the cheap is now popping up at all of our favorite affordable haunts.
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After all, Mr. Towles's 2011 debut novel, "Rules of Civility," takes place amid the haunts of cafe and Nescafé society in 1930s Manhattan.
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His story helped lead to a significant national policy change in tracking sex offenders, but some residents say the case still haunts them.
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The movie haunts us even when it isn't making us jump, so intently are the characters bedevilled by the spectres of their past.
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The look on the younger woman's face — pure panic eating away at the obligatory mask of joy — haunts the rest of the movie.
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Haroun has already so carefully demonstrated, through wordless scenes and intimate world building, a heartbreaking sadness that haunts long after the movie ends.
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Friedman saw the Mets beat the Astros' Nolan Ryan in Game 2, but the game that haunts him came a few days later.
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The vicious attack still haunts the people who day after day set foot in the elevator, if they take the elevator at all.
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It's a longstanding New York pastime to lament this phenomenon to which it seems like all of our most beloved haunts fall victim.
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Teams first solve each ghost's puzzle; after trapping eight specters this way, players advance to finding the one that actually haunts the museum.
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Another musical principle that haunts Schumann's work, and makes it so ideal for exploration of the kinetic qualities of emotion, is — oddly — syncopation.
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Crime Inspector Ian Rutledge haunts Charles Todd's mysteries like an unhappy ghost, wandering among the living but more at home among the dead.
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Death haunts Gillian Walsh's somber new work, "Moon Fate Sin," developed with Emily Hoffman and others and part of the Performa 17 festival.
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Yet for all the work that went into killing the idea that another system was possible, the specter of Communism haunts us still.
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In "Paris Story," a failed novelist, envious of his friend's success, writes a cruel review of her work that haunts him for years.
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What haunts Gililland most is not that Sperry and Walker failed her—it's that she believes SWOCC didn't protect her from their discrimination.
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We want to hear about a crime that haunts you, a story that shook you, your town or community — and possibly changed lives.
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Since eight women leveled allegations of non-consensual kissing or groping against Franken, his abrupt resignation in December 2017 still occasionally haunts Democrats.
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For Ms. Lameko, whose daughter Mina once laughed at coconuts rolling across the floor, her time at the hospital still haunts her sleep.
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Despite the trauma — which still haunts him — he did not want to jeopardize his ability "to continue working in all areas," he said.
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Gang rape that shocked a nation Seven years on, the brutal bus rape still haunts the collective memory of women in India's capital.
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In 2004, in the Times , my colleague Kelefa Sanneh wrote a tart takedown of "rockism," the fetishization of realness that haunts music criticism.
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The memory haunts Michelle, preventing her and her husband from "emotionally being able to move forward with our remaining frozen embryo," she says.
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So I told him about Oaken Sonnet, a similarly botched mission that took place in 2013, and about why it still haunts me.
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Tour guides — including Mr. Escobar's top hit man, John Jairo Velásquez, known as Popeye — take customers on walks through the cartel's old haunts.
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From his late nights there and at other haunts, he knew his share of celebrities, and he ministered to them, formally and informally.
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Bolton's been wrong on every single foreign policy issue for the last 30 years – he's like the perpetual ghost who haunts American foreign policy.
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The specter of locusts haunts Argentina's farmers, who for almost 200 years have resorted to rustic methods like bonfires to drive away menacing swarms.
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Let the 17 tales of discovery ahead inspire you to look beyond your go-to haunts when it comes to shopping for new items.
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"Unexpected item in the bagging area" seems to be passive-aggressive code for "are you a shoplifter or just stupid?" and it haunts dreams.
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Thankfully, our brand new MUNCHIES Guide to New York contains a custom Action Bronson filter which highlights his favorite haunts around our glorious boroughs.
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The obese, yellow-eyed demon that haunts his past could be a manifestation of mental illness, or it could a manifestation of his powers.
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"I know our mother's and grandmother's obsessions with food going bad, or as they called it 'spoilage,' haunts me to this day," she says.
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But the thing is, even fashion editors have those shopping haunts they'd never admit to browsing, for whatever reason, be it ethics or aesthetics.
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While the murder haunts Richie, he's equally rattled by a chance encounter with that first client of his: the bluesman Lester Grimes (Ato Essandoh).
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We stalked our favorite L.A. bloggers' frequent haunts, scoured Instagram for gems, and got a whole bunch of killer recommendations from our L.A. staff.
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Rather than a neat resolution, Grace's inability—and, as a result, the viewer's—to settle on a straightforward sequence of events haunts the narrative.
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Raspberry Pi's endearingly horrible 5 megapixel camera board accessory launched in 2013, was discontinued in 2014, and still haunts DIY projects to this day.
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The nun, who the documentary says "exemplified this spirit of compassion and kindness," was murdered in 1969, but her death still haunts this city.
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While jaunting around campus and their local haunts, Jake and Paige reconcile their friendship (again) and start making googly eyes at each other (again).
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The fact that this act of bravery—and its promise of a new, more open life—so closely precedes his death haunts the episode.
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One thing that haunts me is the stuff that didn't make it into the report — all kinds of allegations that we just couldn't corroborate.
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"Nothing haunts us more than the thought of someone dialing 988 only to hear endless ringing or an answering machine," the two lawmakers wrote.
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She was, nevertheless, established as the model for a vicious, racist stereotype that still haunts the nation's impoverished mothers and compounds their hard times.
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In the years since then, stinkbug populations have simultaneously abated somewhat in their earliest haunts and expanded into countless new places across the country.
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The novelist eats, sleeps, and, mostly, wrestles with the past: an old friend whose absence haunts him, and the city he long ago disowned.
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There are still jams to catch at long-standing haunts: Baby's All Right hosts Algiers (July 22), from the far-off tropic of Atlanta.
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Jordan takes us to some of his favorite haunts in the Lower East Side, for a day filled with a whole lot of skating.
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Now an artist at a pivotal point in her career, that continued experience of alienation and bodily policing both haunts and fuels her work.
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The situation in Syria "haunts me constantly," the president said in an interview with the historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, published Thursday in Vanity Fair.
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In Mr. Assaf's work, the military feels like an elusive memory, while in Mr. Berg and Mr. Graf's work, its continuing presence haunts them.
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"It haunts me that I didn't know at that moment, you know, that — those are my kids in there," he told the "Today" show.
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The spectacular failure of his project brings him, literally, to his knees, shapes his future and haunts the entire family for decades to come.
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A couple of the other servers also show recidivist tendencies, like the former con artist, dressed in red, who haunts the inn's dice table.
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The twist, for those who have watched until the end, is that this color psychology is all tied up in what haunts Hill House.
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She desperately missed her familiar haunts and high school buddies who seemed, on Facebook at least, to be having the time of their lives.
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"To be close to someone obese in a train or a plane haunts me," Mathieu B. wrote in a comment on Le Monde's website.
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It is also a distinction that sometimes haunts them, hinting at potential unfulfilled and dreams unrealized because of injuries or circumstances that remain unexplained.
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Although haunts, stories and curiosities dominate Max's imagination, he also has practical concerns befitting a boy of his age: He wants to play soccer.
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Nonetheless, the specter of domestic right-wing terrorism haunts the movie, an unseen and unnamed evil tearing at the bright fabric of American optimism.
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I have also eaten countless versions in restaurants over the years, but the one that haunts my memory is from Locanda Verde in TriBeCa.
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I raced through them, then stumbled upon Robert Cormier's "I Am the Cheese," which has a twist at the end that still haunts me.
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The subliminal music by Justin Ellington that is heard when the phantom Omari haunts his mother's imaginings has a tug of dark, inescapable gravity.
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She could no longer move without assistance and had fallen victim to the debilitating and frightening psychosis that haunts many people with Parkinson's disease.
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Among the postindustrial-chic buildings and stylish restaurants and shops: Victorian splendor, verdant hide-outs and the long-ago haunts of writers and musicians.
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The Bertha doll haunts the bowling alley, and the people there, like a dream — realistic but not real, not alive but not dead, either.
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In Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia matched the United States dollar for dollar, and together they spawned a multinational jihad complex that still haunts the world.
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The image that most haunts me is Gordon Parks's photograph "TV Willie Causey, Jr., with Gun During Violence in Alabama, Shady Grove, Alabama" (1956).
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Still, the memory of the days when the city was known as one of America's most dangerous places haunts the police and elected officials.
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Later that day, Rudolph W. Giuliani, Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, surfaced at one of his favorite haunts: the Trump International Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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I understand that treatment has come leaps and bounds since then, but I don't have great insurance, so that's the one that haunts me.
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Friday The 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan: The terror of Crystal Lake haunts a Big Apple-bound ship in this total cheese-fest.
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It's a clear indication, after last episode's foreboding final image of Kevin downing pills, that his father still haunts him in more ways than one.
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A tragic accident The specter of a catastrophic malfunction looms over Punkin Chunkin, much like the possibility of a deadly wreck haunts every NASCAR race.
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Regardless of whether they will succeed to deliver on their promises or not, these projects highlight one of the problems that haunts the centralized internet.
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A second spectre of 1994 haunts Mr Schulz: public concerns about a coalition between the SPD and the socialist, anti-NATO party to its left.
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The savagery of the killings still haunts a country that has witnessed many bouts of religious and ethnic violence since independence from Britain in 1947.
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It's a violent sound that haunts me and jolts me to the ground: It signaled an event that might or might not end your life.
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When he gets back, I Venmo him and eat a third of the curry before my hangover haunts me again and I need a nap.
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Plus, many eastside haunts also feature some outstanding bars, so consider this list not just dinner inspiration, but the start of one epic pub crawl.
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There's also a theory supported by the Travel Channel that the ghost of Sharon Tate haunts the Oman House, where the 1969 murders took place.
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A bound book of photographs of 10 of Paris' most legendary haunts, from La Cigale to Pile au Face — a sign of things to come.
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Nonetheless, a bit of time in any town of significant size in Ecuador is all it takes to find the gringo haunts and watering holes.
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Opinion: Red-line warning haunts US ties in Asia Razak also took an apparent shot at the West for its treatment of former colonial powers.
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This idea, the corpses of the last hundred years of conflict ignited by the Great War, obviously haunts us even in our most popular entertainments.
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The bonds they formed as kids feel stiff and breakable; the past haunts them because it wants to hurt them, not because it offers catharsis.
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The sudden absence of a man whose physical presence caused such terror has occasioned the release of this torrent of words, but also haunts it.
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Garcetti describes the neighborhood in which he grew up as "middle America in LA" — so he took Reston on a tour of his childhood haunts.
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Summer is coming, and the Aedes aegypti will soon be buzzing around its usual haunts in the United States — mostly in the South and Southwest.
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Although shave ice in high-end tourist haunts and a new wave of artisan stands has loftier prices, his large shave ice costs only $3.
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The prosaic suburban setting seemed a far cry from her glamorous work life and from the high-life haunts Ms. Cleveland depicts in her book.
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"Every day and every night I think to myself how this could have been prevented and it haunts me," Zachary Cruz,18, said on Thursday.
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The dark night of fascism has not fallen on America, nor on Europe, and isn't likely to, but fear and rejection of immigration haunts both.
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I worked hard at rehab, and as soon as I was able, I returned to some of my old alpine haunts — Chamonix, Pakistan, Alaska, Patagonia.
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Karin's distant and oblique presence haunts him; she is perhaps lesbian and, Behrens hints, quite possibly in love with a popular female scriptwriter in Berlin.
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If you've ever wanted to go on a bar crawl through Europe to visit all of Ernest Hemingway's favorite haunts, Google Earth has you covered.
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This new moon is also likely to bring a fresh start around a situation concerning your neighborhood and local haunts, as well as your siblings.
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For those who lived through the trauma of racial terrorism and segregation, or grew up in its long shadow, this history haunts the campaign trail.
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But after seeing them in quick succession, I found myself pondering the curse that apparently haunts this play: It fails more consistently than it succeeds.
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Armed with a reprint of an antique map, I set out to find some of the Anglo-Florentine haunts of the Brownings and their set.
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In the end, the darkness that haunts The Last Jedi never takes center stage, and its most challenging themes are set aside rather than resolved.
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And to the extent that the space program involved a repudiation of humanity itself, the legacy of Apollo is Alexa, and it haunts us all.
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A blitzkrieg tour of some of the artist's favorite haunts started with gelato by an artisanal confectioner, followed by a chaser of barbecued pork ribs.
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Although the abuser no longer haunts their internet presence, Mx. Gethen said the sometimes hostile culture on Wikipedia had reduced their editing on the site.
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The image of the pancaked school building framed by a halo of wooden beams wedged in the concrete to brace it now haunts the city.
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The Tap Bar is what I consider one of the best haunts in El Paso, where it's hard to tell if it is 8 a.m.
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The company, which was in charge of Mr. Winters's most recent experience, is part of a growing group of horror attractions known as extreme haunts.
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Nicholas Kristof Opinion Columnist We as a nation have crossed so many ugly lines recently, yet one new policy of President Trump's particularly haunts me.
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Now, 30 years later, the idea of not wasting calories on beverages still haunts me every time I drink grapefruit juice or order a margarita.
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However, there is a strange malice that haunts these videos, which are shot less like a relaxing crafting video and more like a horror film.
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Two weeks ago I found myself back at one of my old haunts, the Rising Sun on Tottenham Court Road, drinking a pint of bitter.
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The shudder could be felt all the way up to Central Park North—what would this downtown ruffian make of one of uptown's favorite haunts?
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Eldon's ghost haunts this book, and in taking on Mogadishu, Somalia, Al Shabab and American meddling, Gettleman is intent on putting that ghost to rest.
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Indeed, "Call Me by Your Name's" most revolutionary aspect is its circumspect withholding of punishment for gay love, a trope that haunts most cinematic portrayals.
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The video, which is roughly 30 minutes long, is a disturbing, spellbinding portrait of a country whose long history of inequality haunts its cultural institutions.
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After all the headlines and the shouting, after all the calls from all the places we Cubans have been scattered, this is what haunts us.
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Bannon is Dickensian in the way his presence — and nominal absence — haunts the Trump presidency, defining its past, dictating its present and damning its future.
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Go deeper: Misinformation haunts 2020 primaries New fake-news worry for Instagram The coming deepfakes threat to businesses The 2020 campaigns aren't ready for deepfakes
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" The dead sister haunts the narrator: "For there are moments, lying in the darkened room, when the chill in the air is a palpable presence.
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In short, it is what many might describe as the "clutter" that reveals the "old haunts," the places of most importance in the artists' lives.
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As ETFs rise in popularity — now representing more than $2.5 trillion — a fear that haunts ETFs more than any other is performance during future flash crashes.
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" In his 2009 memoir, True Compass, Ted wrote: "That night on Chappaquiddick Island ended in a horrible tragedy that haunts me every day of my life.
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She and Giuliani also became fixtures at his favorite haunts, Da Nico in Little Italy and Osso Buco, near Nathan's apartment on the Upper East Side.
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In Abs, not far from the Saudi border where fighting has recently intensified sending 10,000 new refugees into flight, malnutrition haunts the camps of displaced thousands.
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Carter once infamously called Trump "a short-fingered vulgarian" in a 1988 article in Spy magazine, an insult that apparently still haunts Trump to this day.
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But the same vehicle that brought Ocasio-Cortez to office — the dynamics of low-turnout, local Democratic primaries — haunts any smart Democratic politician at the moment.
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These were Ingress players, and they were frequenting the same haunts as Pokémon Go fans years before a squirtle or a bulbasaur appeared on anyone's handset.
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Hop's past experience with his late daughter's cancer treatment both haunts him and spurs him on as he and Joyce administer CPR on the dying boy.
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Friends picked him up and drove him to Belgium, and after a few days in his old haunts near the Brussels suburb of Molenbeek, he disappeared.
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Get ready to return to all the homiest Stars Hollow haunts when Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life premieres November 25 at 12:01 a.m.
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It was a small victory for activists trying to clean up the capital's gentlemen's clubs, long-time haunts of executives blowing their bonuses or entertaining clients.
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As a Black artist working in text, informed by legacies of minimalism and conceptualism, and interested in everyday materials, he's a ghost who haunts my work.
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Violent civil strife haunts Libya, Syria, Iraq and Yemen, while the global glut in oil production has hamstrung Arab Gulf economies, complicating their efforts to modernize.
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The Bronze earns its hard-R rating many times over, and most spectacularly through a horrific gymnastic sex act that haunts poor Ben throughout the film.
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The danger of unexploded World War Two aerial bombs lurking in the soil still haunts Germany more than seven decades after the war ended in 1945.
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Assassinating mid-level mob bosses, racketeering neighborhood haunts, and interrupting rival gang trade deals, in theory, will be the legs on which the table is set.
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The fear that haunts the house therefore feels like a commentary on the terrible emotional danger of cohabitation and family units, as much as on mistrust.
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But unlike other television chefs, they are invited to examine their obsessions, plumb their memories, and pass through old haunts like ghosts of their former selves.
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The most common ghost story heard at Gwyrch Castle is that Countess Winifred — a powerful woman who invested in hospitals, art, and religion — haunts the ruins.
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Trump haunts the courtroom In the world outside Alexandria's courthouse square, special counsel Robert Mueller continues his investigation into the Trump campaign's possible coordination with Russia.
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Woodward has written a kind of bookend to the Nixon story, and the ghost of the scandal that launched his career haunts the Trump White House.
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The presence of something that once was and will never be again—however many stars we wish upon, however many bones we crack—haunts the song.
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The Ohio House GOP Speaker was forced to resign and now faces an FBI corruption investigation, and a charter schools controversy also haunts the GOP majority.
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"Treasures beneath the noise" are how the best-selling novelist, whose books present a vivid portrait of his native Barcelona, describes frequent haunts in his hometown.
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In a rejuvenated fashion, the specter of creative indeterminacy haunts Don't Let Them See Me Like This, the debut collection of poet and psychotherapist Jasmine Gibson.
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The specter of Jacobinism — of the guillotine and the mobs at the Bastille — haunts Britain's rulers, from the prince regent to the owners of Manchester's factories.
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It is the perverse, insistent, matter-of-factness of male sexual predation and assault — of men's power over women — that haunts the revelations about Mr. Weinstein.
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This new, less dilatory mode doesn't ask to be understood, but haunts us with a bleakly dead-on, diffident humor about the pain of being alive.
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This question also haunts me: Could Pegasus be used to track journalists to the spots where they are then assassinated, and if so, by whom, exactly?
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Instead of strolling through your usual haunts and sticking to your favorite hangout spots, you're invited to take new routes and see new people and places.
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Op-Ed Contributor THE eastern brook trout, whose native haunts in the Appalachians are a short drive from my home in Washington, is a fragile species.
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An orphan and only child, she concocted Lexie out of scraps of a wished-for childhood, a second self who now haunts her like a ghost.
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"Your father was a collaborator, a criminal, a symbol of what haunts the nation to this day," says the senator who recruits Jakub for the journey.
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The tea is called Akbar, which is an odd name, but they religiously keep it in stock at one of my Sunday haunts, the Russian market.
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Mr. Tower, the chef, who has lived in Mérida for the last decade, haunts the city's food stalls for fried pork belly and other Yucatecan staples.
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It leaves a trail of carnage from the second its searing, mechanical bassline hits, and its sing-song reggaeton acapella haunts your bloody ears for days.
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Since moving from Santa Monica to West Hollywood earlier this year, the towering and aged Art-Deco edifice has become one of his preferred local haunts.
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"The photographs in this series are addressing the same fears that the haunts are focused on, but they operate in completely different ways," Keasler told Hyperallergic.
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The event was organized to address an existential question that haunts Japanese artists: Is art possible when there's only a limited domestic market to support it?
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Washington (CNN)It was a moment from the early days of the US invasion of Iraq that 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Seth Moulton says still haunts him.
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Joe's musician ex-girlfriend Candace (Ambyr Childers) haunts his dreams like something out of an Edgar Allan Poe story, but Joe clearly doesn't have all the facts.
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This is what haunts about Delonte West, and what is so painful about watching him thrash in the drowning confluence of his blessings and his bad luck.
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In the second quarter of 2017 there were just 9,20173—a third fewer than the 15,000 milling about K Street and other lobbyist haunts ten years ago.
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The main purpose of my visit to Nashville was to take a small road trip with Dad and write about some of his old haunts around Tennessee.
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For however annoying and childish the 'Warriors blew a 3-1 lead' meme is, it seems to be the reality that haunts them in situations like these.
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Colombia&aposs conflict between leftist rebels, paramilitaries and the state left at least 250,000 dead, 60,000 missing and millions displaced in a war that still haunts many.
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Whereas you're sort of, for better or worse, mercifully saved from seeing that in the first season," he told ET. "That always haunts me, thinking of Beck.
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That, of course follows Brazil's 7-1 shellacking by Germany on home soil in the 27 World Cup semifinals, a humiliation that still haunts the national psyche.
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Of all the things we expected to go in 2017, we can confidently say that all of our mid-aughts mall haunts weren't high on the list.
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Among all of Obama's missteps, his failure to acknowledge that fear, however irrational, and to counter it effectively, may be the one that haunts us the longest.
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There should never be a time limit to fight for justice involving a crime that haunts its victims for a lifetime and rarely is an isolated occurrence.
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Closed process haunts McConnell Senate Republicans received flack from the beginning of their effort for closing the process to Democrats and keeping their work behind closed doors.
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Pennywise — the terrifying clown that haunts the protagonists of "It"— has emerged as one of the season's most popular costumes, according to a recent survey by Fandango.
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This definitional slipperiness inevitably haunts any effort to make anger into a political tool—what, exactly, is being valorized, an ethical objection or a rush of adrenaline?
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"I don't know whether there will ever be a satisfactory answer as to why he did it ... the 'why' question is one that haunts us," Getting said.
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An earthquake in 1985 that killed as many as 10,000 people and flattened or seriously damaged thousands of buildings still haunts the collective memory of the capital.
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Eby, an Alabamian by birth and upbringing, goes on pilgrimage to the haunts of 10 favorite authors, including William Faulkner, Richard Wright, Flannery O'Connor and Harper Lee.
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Sports of The Times CHICAGO — Curtis Granderson, a very professional outfielder, gives me a walking tour of his old haunts at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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Bloomfield, equal parts badass and softie, takes us to her favorite haunts and lays down her philosophy on cooking and life (in short, don't be a wuss).
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Those changes have made the few remaining local haunts all the more vital, said Jack Hodgens, who arrived at Wolfie's after his shift ended at a restaurant.
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The death haunts the text and prevents us from freely roaming it to draw our own conclusions; instead, we see in every exchange the hand of fate.
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It was this that opened my eyes and haunts me with guilt — the realization of how much she did for years and held a job to boot.
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Desolate lost love haunts the verses before determined self-preservation lifts the choruses, all at a tempo so slow only a singer like Sade would dare it.
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I started writing this newsletter in the weird liminal space between Australia and the United States, caught in the 24-hour miasma that haunts the travel home.
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Mr. McCain became known for grilling burgers for visitors or frequenting local haunts in town, where his neighbors grew accustomed to seeing him without a security detail.
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"For those who lived through the trauma of racial terrorism and segregation, or grew up in its long shadow, this history haunts the campaign trail," she writes.
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A casino accountant, Ms. Juntarakawe said the haunts have helped her to process an array of emotions, and work through social anxiety, depression and even suicidal thoughts.
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The present might be an improvement on what came before, but to stand among the assembled artworks is to be reminded that the past still haunts us.
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With five games of the season still to go, though, both he and Guardiola find themselves far from their usual haunts at the top of the table.
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Even more than the whereabouts of her missing daughter, this is the question that haunts her: How could we have gone from this world to that one?
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To Jeffrey A. Cremeans, who runs Encore Process Service and has served notice of lawsuits for 25 years, Mr. Anglin became a case that still haunts him.
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This whole fantasm haunts Washington in tandem with Attorney General William Barr's aggressive efforts to discredit the F.B.I. investigation of Russian ties to the 2016 Trump campaign.
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But they need more dependability from the back of their rotation, a problem that also haunts the Kansas City Royals, who face even more urgency to win.
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Just parking downtown at their local haunts can eat up much of what meager pay the relative few remaining club owners there are willing to cough up.
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" The lesson still haunts Janie: "that the story of one's own life could not be trusted, that it could destroy you and all the people you loved.
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The entirety of the scribbled name is only visible from one angle, a riff on Hans Holbein's famous memento mori that haunts his painting, "The Ambassadors" (1533).
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You can see a preview of their work in the video below: Dark Ride Project: Historic Haunts in VR is raising funds on Indiegogo through September 30.
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A trend isn't really a trend until it shows up in all the mass-market haunts like Zara and H&M, and it's democratized in price and style.
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Racism is a tiresome specter that haunts the The Bachelor(ette), and it can sometimes turn especially dark (see: the DeMario Jackson-Corinne Olympios Bachelor In Paradise scandal).
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And the fact that he was a gay man, living in fear, unable to truly be himself for so much of his life haunts me to this day.
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When the reality set in that Clinton actually won the popular vote, likely by more than 2 million votes, Democrats started revisiting the haunts of the 2000 election.
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This feeling of being imposter haunts her — and it's a result of her time at Homecoming, where she knows deep down she pretended to be a good person.
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Though we're told, repeatedly, that Will hates his life, we never really see the cloud of depression and chronic pain that we're asked to accept haunts the character.
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As I pressed my nose against its plate-glass window, small personal changes seemed all too evident — the haunts that have disappeared, the friends who have moved away.
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"Just because you are at home visiting your old haunts, doesn't necessarily mean you should feel compelled to haunt a former partner," Rachael Lloyd from eHarmony told Mashable.
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Over the course of nearly two hours, we visited the websites of Whole Foods, Amazon, Walmart, Ikea, and REI — REI simply because it's one of her regular haunts.
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These haunts are far away from the political interns, staffers, and bureaucrats whose faces have been bombarding our screens for... well... as long as we can remember now.
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It was here, Nadia says, that she witnessed an incident that still haunts her: ISIS militants took a child away from his mother as she screamed for him.
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Ottolenghi spent the previous afternoon shopping, driving through thick London traffic in his Prius, checking his usual haunts, stores at which he shops for both work and leisure.
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Another time, a benefactor showed up with a truck in front of Mr. Kelly's shop: He had amassed tons of wood from defunct haunts like Sammy's Bowery Follies.
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There was so much packed into that statement — the sadness, the wistful wish for a better age, the desire to return to regular order — that haunts us now.
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I am predicting the next few cafés, bars, and local haunts that the two will hit up in the next few weeks — it's only a matter of time.
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Because, here, as the smiles fade, the shivers turn to chills and a lost world is revealed, it becomes all too clear who haunts this land and why.
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When she's not attending fashion industry events or spending time with her royal family members, Santo Domingo enjoys visiting her favorite haunts in New York, Paris, and London.
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But none haunts me more than the conflict of knowing that a lot of the good that eventually came to this nation has deep roots in Donham's lie.
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Below, Prokofiev shares with T a few of his favorite, local haunts back home (where London Fashion Week shows begin tomorrow) — each uniquely suited for hearing great music.
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The catastrophe still haunts the families of the victims and remains a traumatic experience for South Koreans, many of whom still fault the government's response to the disaster.
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It seems few jobs could be as soul-destroying as hanging outside celebrity haunts, hoping to photograph stars doing something vulnerable in order to make a few bucks.
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No Child Left Behind may have been repealed (or at least replaced), but its specter haunts us still and its precedent runs the danger of spawning similar legislation.
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I don't remember specifics of a particular DJ or night but we used to go partying up in London a lot and Turnmills was one of the haunts.
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China and Japan have been longtime military rivals: During the 1930s and 1940s, Japan invaded and seized much of China, provoking a conflict that still haunts the nation.
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These threats, Baker argues, are realized by fears of environmental destruction through violent indifference, racial animus that haunts the future, alternative facts, weaponized technology, and unbridled income inequality.
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The brutality of the age haunts every page, shaping the plot and the finely drawn characters, but it is a rumble in the background, more suggested than seen.
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The eccentric title character (Donald Glover, encased in ghoulish prosthetics) haunts a mansion that serves as a shrine and a prison for his brother, a once-renowned musician.
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This is undoubtedly an impressive feat, but AlphaGo Zero is still a far cry from the general AI that haunts science fiction as the specter of human obsolescence.
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"The problem is the Wall Street [Troubled Asset Relief Program] vote still haunts those halls," this former official said of the 2008 vote to bail out big banks.
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I found Astro mementos in haunts where I had never seen them before, posters of the roster in barbershops and bobble heads of players by registers at taquerias.
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The author has clocked enough hours in the trenches of press junkets and industry haunts to establish herself as a credible anthropologist of La La Land's dolce vita.
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More than a half-century later, this question haunts her son, Julian, who emigrated to the United States after being denied a university degree because of Jewish quotas.
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The E26-sized (the big socket) bulb glows warm at 2200 Kelvin, and is made to resemble those vintage Edison-style filament bulbs so popular in Brooklyn haunts.
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He and his wife, the singer Jessica Molaskey, had met Ms. Cook a decade earlier at Café Carlyle, one of her musical haunts, and they had become close.
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Family Circle asked Clinton and Barbara Bush to submit their own cookie recipes for the readers to bake and judge (the tradition haunts first spouses to this day).
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As he waits for that day, friends say Cohen wants to go about his daily routine as much as possible, including by visiting his usual haunts in Manhattan.
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It's a failure that haunts Amazon to this day: the company has never made another smartphone despite its other hardware successes in tablets, streaming devices, and e-readers.
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All that was left was a question, one that haunts river communities all over India: Why would any village so willingly accept such paltry gains for certain catastrophe?
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Catalonia remained Spain's most visited region in 2017, despite two attacks at major tourist haunts in August which left 16 people dead and more than 100 people injured.
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She haunts tag sales on the East End for hopeless furniture and wallows in neon colors and carbohydrates, including the Asian duck pizza at World Pie in Bridgehampton.
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During this transit, the more you consciously flush out what haunts you, the more prepared you'll be to make direct change in your world over the following years.
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In addition to offering a glimpse into the artist's typical haunts, the illustrations serve as observational snapshots of people in their most human moments—completely natural and unsuspecting.
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Namanari use dark magic to perform evil deeds such as summoning Ikiryo, a spirit that leaves the body of a living person and haunts other people or places.
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In Chicago Haunts, she shares the backstory of Resurrection Mary, the ghost from Chet's Melody Lounge, and examines the testimony of witnesses who claimed to have seen her.
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If you can hand them a copy of a cleaned-up film, you don't have to personally sit through it until its every line of dialogue haunts your nightmares.
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To do so, we checked in with the teams that curate a few of our favorite haunts for the brands and products that they can't keep on the shelves.
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Related: When Pixel Art, Cyberpunk and Horror Collide [Premiere] [Exclusive] We Spoke to Eli Roth About Making a Horror Movie for Snapchat 'American Horror Story' Fan Art Haunts LA
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Today, Ten Thirty One Productions is opening sister haunts in New York and across California, and Melissa reports that the Halloween industry has grown to $8 billion a year.
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We took the "dr" out of tl;dr to show you some of the more interesting things you didn't know existed in terms of service for popular internet haunts.
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With multitudes of out-of-town delegates and media members descending on the cities, they may be less inclined to venture away from their hotel suites or popular haunts.
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Widow's Walk adds 260 new rooms and 22 new haunts, including scenarios written by Cards Against Humanity's Max Temkin, Penny Arcade's Jerry Holkins and Adventure Time creator Pendleton Ward.
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Upon seeing her he fled into the street, wielding a "really big knife"—according to her testimony—in an image that still haunts her when she closes her eyes.
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So in the interest of not forgetting, or forgiving, we sent photographer Chris Bethell around London to see what has become of some of the city's once-favourite haunts.
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As grandiose as Adderall makes some people feel, the history of amphetamine as a drug of subjugation—used to compel obedience in soldiers, dieters, and unruly kids—haunts it.
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Brian Littrell is calling out NOFX for its tasteless joke about the Las Vegas massacre ... because he says the horrifying event still haunts fans and performers in that city.
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Yet while the memory still haunts them, villagers have learned lessons from the destruction – planting mangroves to reinforce the embankments that protect their homes and fields from tidal surges.
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After our walk we drive to one of his favorite local haunts—a trampoline palace called the Sky Zone, where he's hailed as a local celebrity by the staff.
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Mass incarceration haunts Clinton Over the last 25 years, hip-hop artists have expressed mixed feelings towards Hillary Clinton, ranging from affection and loyalty, to skepticism, cynicism and distrust.
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On a sunny afternoon late last month, the Los Angeles resident (she moved there from Brooklyn in January) had cause to celebrate at one of her old neighborhood haunts.
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There have been times, during both of Hillary's campaigns for the presidency, when I've felt as if I've been trapped in that familiar nightmare that haunts our collective unconscious.
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While such spots and the unmemorable single-story buildings that once housed them could not claim any historic significance, they were popular haunts that gave the area its character.
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A pastry chain sells musical notation-shaped pretzels and fans tour the old city haunts of Romania's most famous composer, George Enescu, after whom the biennial festival is named.
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Allegedly home to a variety of ghosts, the most famous one is that of an orphaned girl who supposedly haunts the hotel's third floor, according to NBC affiliate KSN.
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About once a week, he says, he gets up early with a cup of coffee and sets his sights on his usual dark web haunts with Equifax in mind.
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A sitar riff hangs among frosted soft-rock synths, bells crash in like it's Christmas, and the anxiety and desolation that haunts so much of Burial's music ebbs away.
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As police announced they were looking for a "network" behind the attack (eight arrests had been made by Thursday morning), Abedi's old haunts became the sites of frenzied interpretation.
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In this episode of Chef's Night Out, we head back down to the Big Easy with Isaac Toups of Toups' Meatery, who shows us some of his old haunts.
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Hundreds of thousands of dollars had been drawn out of one trust each month to operate the Déjà Vu. Fisher's paralegal hunted for the boat in Oesterlund's usual haunts.
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Leebaert does not spend time imagining a back-to-the-future isolationist America similar to the 1930s and early '40s, though the shadow of those years haunts his narrative.
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That failure still haunts Nelson, just like it could haunt the Red Sox if they don't win a championship after accumulating their 104th win on Thursday at Yankee Stadium.
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The past still lurks, still haunts, but modern Poland is in many ways less agonized about its history, and more confident, than it was just a few years ago.
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It may help answer a question that haunts the French as they fitfully modernize their economy: How far can a company go to streamline, shed debt and make money?
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Celia haunts the book long after her untimely death, her advice on how to be "ladylike" a refrain that recurs as Ruth grows up and forges her own definition.
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Though Becky counts herself lucky to have escaped the clutches of her traffickers, her ordeal haunts her, and she has been seeing a psychologist to deal with her trauma.
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The dad rock classic clocks in at an agonizing six minutes and 30 seconds, haunts radio waves regularly to this day, and is a curse on karaoke rooms everywhere.
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She made a point of visiting artists in their studios, drinking with them at their favorite haunts and talking philosophy and aesthetics into the wee hours in downtown cafes.
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We would rather stick beside Hanni (Alice Dwyer), a 17-year-old orphan, as she dyes her hair and haunts the city's movie theaters, often sleeping on the streets.
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Then there's the whole forbidden-love-us-against-the-world thing with him and Maya, the instant connection that haunts them both even if they don't act on it.
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I sense he's wrestling with a desire to return to his old haunts, to go back home to the neighborhood that got him in trouble in the first place.
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There's a recurring dream that I just can't shake, and it haunts me: I've been called to step into a ballet performance last-minute, but something gets in my way.
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It's a film that haunts as much as it inspires hope and proves Palcy's ability to execute what looks and feels like a big budget film on a modest budget.
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Though, the mother of 21-year-old son has remained primarily out of the public eye, one thing is for certain, her style still haunts us in the best way.
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Neither sister professes to be fond of this musty hideaway, but it becomes evident that here is where they annually communicate with whatever essence of their father haunts the premises.
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Syria and ISIS Obama recently acknowledged that the five-year-old war in Syria "haunts" him, and there is perhaps no foreign policy challenge that has earned him more criticism.
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Tolmach said she wanted to chronicle the real-life tragedy in her latest film, titled "What Haunts Us," in hopes it will raise awareness on student molestation occurring in schools.
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Sixteen years on, the chilling photograph of the 20153-year-old science teacher - slumped in front of the tree with his hands bound behind him - still haunts the Himalayan nation.
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The duo, who authorities say lived in a transient camp and in Gordon's Toyota 4Runner, allegedly picked up the women at known prostitution haunts in Santa Ana and Anaheim, California.
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We go to a Lebanese place that's one of our favorite haunts, and I order a halloumi plate with flatbread, hummus, sweet potato, aubergine, and a courgette and cucumber salad.
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Fallon often cowered in the background while Hart tried to reason with the haunts -- at least, that's what he did while he wasn't screaming, which he did a lot of.
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During the day, he haunts the mountains like a ghost, his head perpetually craned toward the sky, scanning for the drones that search the impassable mountains for signs of life.
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The Irish-American in a rumpled suit with unkempt hair, a drink in his hand and a cigar between his lips held court in many New York City journalists' haunts.
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The Russell Hotel bar daily soup is always exactly what's needed after a windy afternoon wandering around the Falkland Palace, St. Andrews castle ruins, and the royal couple's old haunts.
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Some of them — San Carlo, Wing's — have won fame as regular haunts of players; others, like Tapeo, part-owned by United midfielder Juan Mata, are supported by them more directly.
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That question haunts the four Gold siblings in this novel, after a visit they make, as children, to a fortune-teller who predicts the day each of them will die.
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The novel is invested in its literary allusions, which haunt the narrative almost as relentlessly as the past haunts the main characters, Soledad and her twin children, Isabel and Ulises.
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Head chef Rasmus Lund Jonasson brings his restaurant manager and a couple of old friend on a truffle, sausage and wine-fueled quest to visit some of their favorite haunts.
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These images leave out the human figure only to assert more forcefully a ghostly human presence, which haunts the depicted places and burdens them with the onus of ineradicable events.
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His untimely, solitary end haunts One More Time with Feeling, Andrew Dominik's 3D, black and white documentary about Cave's experience recording Skeleton Tree, his 16th album with The Bad Seeds.
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Bigfoot isn't a monster, really, but for the fact that it haunts the hearts and minds of maybe 5,000 extremely weird men who live in America, and I respect that.
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Though the shooting occurred more than two years ago, on May 2, 2015, it still haunts Officer Moore's colleagues at the 105th Precinct station house and throughout the Police Department.
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This latest "Tales," now on Netflix, steps into the present as Mary Ann — smothered by midlife ennui in Connecticut — returns to the still-magical haunts to celebrate Anna's 90th birthday.
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Beyond the scenes of handcuffed people and crying children that Mario Guevara has documented in covering the increase in immigration-related arrests around Atlanta, one series of images haunts me.
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The wound of economic violence haunts the book, too; more than a quarter of the Philippine population still buckles under brutal poverty, and Joaquin brings an intimacy to such suffering.
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"Standard operating procedure for intimate betrayal" is a military catchphrase that haunts "Allied," a plausible portrait of a midcentury marriage that is also a fantastical piece of trompe-l'oeil storytelling.
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The threat of arm trouble haunts this generation of young, hard throwers, with another, the St. Louis Cardinals' Alex Reyes, succumbing to the need for Tommy John surgery this week.
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We live today in the shadow of ISIS and al Qaeda, and the threat of random bombings haunts both the public and the government that is supposed to protect us.
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The next day I gave my first lecture on the suppression of rational theology by dogmatists in early Islam, making the point that this "intellectual suicide" still haunts Muslim civilization.
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My mind is lost in thought about the legends here, the supposed curse that now haunts this land, and the men and women who have experienced that curse head on.
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Though the state's parole system subsequently underwent a full overhaul, the specter of the Cheshire murders still haunts decisions like whether to allow Mr. Brantley to live with Ms. Eaton.
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What is many times just a mention in the evening news haunts for decades families who have had to bury their son or daughter, mother or father, brother or sister.
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In the absence of the bygone haunts Elaine's and Swifty's, Mr. Benson now sees society friends and famous subjects at Sette Mezzo, the disingenuously unassuming Italian restaurant in his neighborhood.
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The device by which the past literally enters the frame is so elegantly wrought here, especially when Will's mother is shown playing the piano theme that haunts his entire life.
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The Wisconsin defeat, along with narrow losses in Michigan and Pennsylvania, clinched the election for President Trump and inflicted a devastating wound that still haunts Democrats in Wisconsin and beyond.
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Researchers worry Beijing could leverage the growth of TikTok to spread misinformation in the U.S. Go deeper: The misinformation age Welcome to our new synthetic realities Misinformation haunts 2020 primaries
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The author's new novel, Lincoln in the Bardo, reads like a script, and each speaking part is a person whose spirit haunts the graveyard next to Honest Abe's recently departed son.
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A poisoned legacy of Taiwan steel haunts Vietnam beachSea life began washing up a year ago on this Vietnamese beach near a steel plant being developed by Taiwan's Formosa Plastics Corp.
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And every monster who haunts the kids at Hill House can be seen as a confrontation of this natural progression, which the kids experience as the horror of lost childhood innocence.
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"Paradise" hits in all the right places, with a coaxed out beat, airy melody, and whispering vocal line that haunts the entire track by calling out the five boroughs of NYC.
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Paramount dropped the trailer for Downsizing Wednesday, introducing us to the cast of characters living in a not-too distant future plagued by the same climate crisis that haunts us today.
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Make time to connect with your friends: This is a lovely opportunity to enjoy your favorite neighborhood haunts and catch up with people, even though some unexpected drama may take place.
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Prague Prague's maze of alleys and subterranean haunts are even more intriguing when the weather outside is frosty, allowing visitors to comprehend firsthand the dark mystique that inspired Franz Kafka's tales.
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Nevertheless, the visual cue that dim lighting and cold tones signify realism still haunts us to this day, appearing everywhere from the DC film franchise to grim and gritty FPS games.
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Julius disappears again to look for the vanished Henry in Tijuana, sending Muriel on her own search for traces of her brother-in-law in the queer haunts of San Diego.
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Anderson modeled the Tenenbaums on J.D. Salinger's Glass family—who appeared in a series of his short stories—but the incest plot doesn't match the war trauma that haunts Salinger's fiction.
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Grief haunts the family and Regan is wracked by a double pain: her guilt over Beau's death, and her father's repeated failure to engineer a hearing aid that works for her.
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To mourn (and celebrate!) our favorite mall haunts, we rounded up an item you should buy from every retailer that's closing all (or a good portion) of their stores this year.
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President Obama has said the situation in Syria "haunts me constantly," but his calculations of the realities, including the difficulty of trusting deals with Russia, have stopped him from greater intervention.
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Over the past century or so the bird has spread north and its range is still expanding, particularly in the West, where it haunts cattle feed lots and big dairy farms.
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After moving into an apartment rented by a Batman obsessive/aspiring screenwriter named Dan (O'Shea Jackson Jr.), she haunts Taylor's favorite breakfast spot, hair salon, clutch designer, and, eventually, her house.
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Mr. Salim remarried and has a 5-year-old daughter, but he finds it impossible to talk to his wife about what happened to him, or how it still haunts him.
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Then there is Mamaroneck Avenue, the village's commercial center, with popular haunts like Sal's pizza and Miller's toy store, plus various restaurants and the soon-to-open, six-screen Mamaroneck Cinemas.
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"It haunts me," said Stephen Dwire, 67, a musician and music producer who had been friends with Mr. Brassner since they were 14-year-olds in Harrison, N.Y., in Westchester County.
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The Saturday Profile SAINT-CLOUD, France — He is still the "Devil of the Republic," as his nickname would have it, a national politician who haunts the French imagination like no other.
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The Chinese restaurant is one of TGAF's haunts; they affectionately renamed "#46" after their favorite dish to eat between sessions at their studio in an artist squat a few blocks away.
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The book traces the writer's haunts and drinks in 1920s Paris, as well as those of F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Dos Passos, Pablo Picasso, Gertrude Stein, and Gerald and Sara Murphy.
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Nanhee is indeed the daughter of a North Korean miner, whom she has left behind in defecting to the South and whose spirit (embodied by Francis Jue) haunts her daily life.
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Or, for a more in-depth view, we'll have exclusive interviews with new designers, reviews of the runways as well as the latest style haunts, videos and an assortment of surprises.
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But what angers South Koreans most is the marked drop in social mobility and the sense of hopelessness that haunts young people from less-privileged backgrounds — that is, most young people.
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Narrated by Marisol, who was killed during the war and haunts her nephew Ramon living in New Jersey in 2004, hoping that he will dig up the truth about her disappearance.
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We are either running away from what haunts us (like two of Sethe's children did in the book) or unable to fully develop into actualized beings (like Sethe's youngest daughter, Denver).
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Centering around Mae's return to her small and shrinking home town, moving back in with her parents after dropping out of life, Mae discovers a supernatural element to her old haunts.
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From backyards full of dogs and live country music to parking lot karaoke and dark, windowless old-man haunts, there is every dive bar sub-genre imaginable in the Capitol City.
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The Clooneys, whose twins Ella and Alexander were born in June, looked tanned and rested just as they were spotted leaving il Gatto Nero, one of their favorite haunts in Northern Italy.
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You are the company responsible for the single greatest and most terrifying video ever posted to Facebook Live—a two-minute clip that still haunts the American psyche, years after its release.
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The incident takes on a different tone if Berlatier, a cleaner in one of van Gogh's favored haunts, was more than an aquantence, but somebody with whom van Gogh was familiar with.
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If the Harry Potter studio tour isn't quite your idea of a perfect day in London, consider the favorite haunts of the city's hippest new tour guides: the electronic music duo Goldfrapp.
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And thanks to our usual fast-fashion haunts, it's easier than ever to tackle all the must-have trends, from trendy plaid blazers to midi dresses, without dipping into our savings account.
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At Erin Rose, an Irish pub known for its frozen Irish coffees, I corner Shawn Cantley, the co-owner of Louisville whiskey haunts like The Silver Dollar, to get his Tales tips.
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Tasha: Chaim, you've already addressed the main plot questions Game of Thrones left behind, but you didn't address the one that most haunts me: how smart are dragons on this show, anyway?
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The truth is that there's really no research supporting these types of fear-mongering claims so popular in certain internet haunts, though it is also true that inflammation can be a problem.
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Ten years later, however, when the thesis project had evolved into Ploom which then evolved into the Juul we know today, the company made a marketing decision that surely still haunts them.
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The country's biggest bank collapse still haunts its financial system three years on as Novo Banco still runs the risk of being liquidated if an agreed sale to U.S. fund Lonestar fails.
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YouTube channels you've never heard of — unless you have kids regularly playing the videos uploaded to these channels on a constant loop that haunts you even in your sleep — are doing gangbusters.
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A deadly attack After seven decades, memories tend to fade, but the horror of a Japanese air attack on a Flying Tiger base in Magwe, Burma, in March 1942, still haunts Losonsky.
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"333" came out as soon as the album was announced in early July before the band released "Haunting, Haunted, Haunts" as part of the Adult Swim Singles Series later in the month.
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Also, unlike these other candidates, he's favored to win not just the party primary but the general election, as Governor Chris Christie's massive unpopularity following the "Bridgegate" scandal haunts the Republican candidates.
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The digital trail of abuse — often stored on Google Drive, Dropbox and Microsoft OneDrive — haunts the sisters relentlessly, they say, as does the fear of a predator recognizing them from the images.
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But Macron seemed keen to revisit the haunts of his internship days and a night of culture celebrating the best that Nigeria has to offer was put on display for his benefit.
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But in putting the two plots in contrast, Mr. Pelevin highlights the degree of paranoia that haunts Moscow — everything bad that happens in Russia is a result of an American covert operation.
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Typically, exceptional jeans fall into my splurge category, and that usually drives me to haunts like Rag & Bone for a $255 pair of bootcut jeans I use like a first-date uniform.
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When asked recently by Racked if he's had any fashion regrets over the years, Jonas admitted there was one era of his style in particular that still haunts him to this day.
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This week's headlines include "Choker Tag Haunts South Africa" (The Sun), "Proteas Get New Chance to Remove 'Choker' Tag" (The Independent of South Africa) and "Chokers Proteas Confident" (The Herald of Zimbabwe).
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The spectre of genuine hooliganism haunts many of the casual accounts on Twitter and Facebook, and there's no avoiding the fact that the thrill of violence appeals to some of their following.
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It's something that continuously haunts him throughout the book, especially because he later surmises that Tommy died at the hands of his abusive uncle and Deenie took her life as a result.
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But the dish that haunts me is the green mango salad with pickled field crabs and fermented fish, which my waitress warned me about repeatedly, stressing that it might be too spicy.
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Blasey has said that what haunts her most from the night of her encounter with Brett Kavanaugh is him clamping his hand over her mouth, stifling her attempt to scream for help.
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If users discover one of their favorite haunts is missing, they can submit them via a form to have them added or to have SaveOurFaves reach out to recommend selling gift certificates.
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But it's Miller who haunts "It Is What It Is," which begins with a song about being metaphorically lost in space and ends with Bruner calling out "Hey, Mac" into the void.
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It was the early 2000s, I was attending some earnest panel on religion, and I was accosted by a type who haunts such events — gaunt, intense, with a litany of esoteric grievances.
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"I see it every day — in the morning, in the night, during the middle of the day," she said one afternoon in March, gazing out at the building that haunts her retirement.
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By contrast, the opening of "The Keepers" features a journalist, Tom Nugent, rummaging through his attic and speaking from the heart about the long-ago case and why it still haunts him.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Anders Behring Breivik's massacre of 77 people still haunts Norwegians, yet ever fewer care about the neo-Nazi locked in a cell where his only "friend" is paid to visit.
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Mahershala Ali was tremendous playing versions of the central character at three distinct ages, and the final few episodes were a powerful evocation of memory and the way trauma haunts us endlessly.
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In Kristine Haruna Lee's play, directed by Aya Ogawa and produced in association with Ma-Yi Theater Company, it haunts the thoughts of a teenage girl and a middle-aged salaryman. thebushwickstarr.
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According to a map, I was from the South, but my home was the suburb of Bartlett, Tennessee, where my regular haunts included Barnes & Noble, Starbucks, Hollywood Video, and the Wolfchase Galleria.
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We all have our favourite haunts and our go-to drinks, but if we asked an expert: "Where would you go?" and "What would you drink?" our nights could be entirely transformed.
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By mid-July, George, 56, and Amal, 39, started enjoying a few parents-nights-out and were spotted dining – and beaming – at il Gatto Nero, one of their favorite haunts in northern Italy.
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"My time is up," he said, meaning to cut short one of his own answers but instead drawing attention to a question that haunts his campaign: Has his generation's time come and gone?
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The Roman notion of civil war as a wound that never quite heals haunts these conflicts and politics itself, which is, in the words of Michel Foucault, just civil war "by other means".
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In New York, Banhart immersed himself in the world of Russell, visiting old musical haunts like The Kitchen and The Loft and also meeting and getting engaged to photographer and designer Ana Kras.
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Instead, they're the kind that leave you hoping she finds the root of whatever it is that haunts or taunts her so she may rejoin the reality the rest of us live in.
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And since you can already buy into the look at your usual haunts, we've rounded up 15 of the best plaid skirts to wear now with tights and bare-legs later (soon, hopefully!).
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While the singer didn't speak openly about his life in Zanzibar, Queen fans can now enjoy guided tours around his boyhood haunts — including his family's apartment and their place of worship, Zoroastrian temple.
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Most observers agree that the legacy of the Troubles, in which Sinn Fein's armed alter ego was the bloodiest participant, still haunts the party, 21 years after the IRA signed up for peace.
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Obama gave a medal to Spanish celebrity chef Jose Andres, whose restaurants have been favorite haunts during his time in Washington, and who has worked with the White House on immigration reform issues.
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But the text haunts him - as he reads through it, he flashes back to all of the bizarre things he's seen and done – Patty, pushing that girl down the well – and appears conflicted.
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These are, after all, many of the haunts and places immortalized in Drake's lines (and not in Drake's lines) permanently closing, and being bulldozed into extinction to pave way for a "revitalized" city.
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The group that petitioned to move Halloween to the last Saturday of October has a new proposal: Rather than change the date, why not add a whole extra day of spooks and haunts?
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The groups have warnings about an "aggressive" squirrel with a notched ear the haunts Discovery Park, popping off plastic lids and poking holes in bags to get to her coveted snacks, reports KUOW.
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Just hours after her death, then-sheriff's deputy Debra Maynard was sent to notify family members that the young mother had taken her own life — something she says haunts her to this day.
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Though he doesn't spell it out for readers, his nickname refers as much to invisibility as it does to the specter of fear that haunts him after the trauma of that terrifying night.
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"I attended Blackout the very first year that it was here in Los Angeles," says Russell Eaton, one half of My Haunt Life, a podcast that tracks Southern California "haunts" and immersive theater.
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Epic vomiting and a dead kid, sort of like that one scene in The Sixth Sense that haunts me to this day, almost 20 years after the one time I watched that movie.
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Chef's Night Out has now made over 200 episodes showing chef's at their best: partying late-night and eating all of their favorite dishes (and, uh, drinking, too) at their most beloved haunts.
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After the decline of the uranium market, Cisco was left almost vacant, though it was rumored Steen never left the eerie town and now haunts the desolate land in search of more uranium.
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It's only fitting, then, that it is in Cuba that Ulises, Soledad, Isabel, Willems and even Uxbal, the absent father who haunts them all, become more than the sum of their individual parts.
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In 2000, a Ukrainska Pravda reporter, Georgiy Gongadze, who had been highly critical of the Ukrainian president at the time, Leonid Kuchma, was abducted and killed, a crime that still haunts Ukrainian journalists.
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To any guest who inquires, Mr. Sykes will give directions with military precision, opine confidently on the local haunts and conjure cabs with a whistle so piercing it must impress the neighborhood fauna.
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People in other parts of the country like to imagine that their own histories contain nothing like the dark shame of racism that haunts the South, but that belief, too, is a myth.
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After 18 years with New York Road Runners, the last four as the marathon's race director, Mr. Ciaccia, 65, reflected on his tenure by eyeing milestones and revisiting old haunts along the path.
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This winter the Grates are going on a reunion tour, and Skyring said revisiting some of the band's old New York haunts from the late 2000s felt like a good way to prepare.
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The Sands Street bars that had once harbored sex-mad sailors were leveled, as were queer haunts in Coney Island, Red Hook and Brooklyn Heights; public housing projects were built in their place.
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For Hesse, whose untimely death from a brain tumor at 34 still haunts historical memory, that brief period was all she had, from adolescence to the end, the flare of a meteor's tail.
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McEnroe, now 59, says the collapse still haunts him, troubling his sleep from time to time, making him wonder what might have changed in his life if he had just closed out Lendl.
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As Americans search for means to cope with loss, and even though interest has grown immensely in the past century, the stigma of fortunetelling fraud, psychic scams and skepticism still haunts the practice.
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"Zhao is a ghost that haunts the Chinese Communist Party," Julian B. Gewirtz, a historian of China at Harvard University who is writing a study of China in the 1980s, said by email.
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Visitors to Havana make a point of touring the house on the outskirts of the city where Ernest Hemingway lived for two decades, Finca Vigía, and drop by his haunts in Habana Vieja.
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Boston's Downtown Crossing was listed with average asking prices of $1,751 per square foot, slightly more expensive than NYC's upscale haunts of the Upper East Side, Upper West Side and Hell's Kitchen/Clinton.
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Ware prefaces a reading of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's feminist writings with a photograph of Gilman's death mask, whose ghostly visage haunts a discussion of her lesser-known anti-immigrant and pro-eugenics politics.
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But the thing that really haunts me about the Strike novels, and what they reveal about Rowling, is that their worst traits and authorial decisions seem fueled by a kind of defensive contempt.
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Besides taking her to my favorite haunts, I had arranged a surprise for her: a visit to meet Helene Hanff, the author of "84, Charing Cross Road," one of my mother's favorite books.
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In Kristine Haruna Lee's play, directed by Aya Ogawa and produced in association with Ma-Yi Theater Company, the forest haunts the thoughts of a teenage girl and a middle-aged salaryman. thebushwickstarr.
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"Brunch is big on both Saturdays and Sundays, after which you can make the most of the city's abundant green spaces and parks, or hit up the plentiful craft beer haunts," he said.
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It doesn't help these characters understand their world any better, and the mind flayer is introduced mostly as a way of talking about the creature with no name that haunts the second season.
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Check back in two weeks for the next episode, when I speak to one of Austin's greatest bartenders (at one of Willie Nelson's old haunts) about how to be a Texan in 2016.
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It's a legacy he says haunts him, but as he explains to Zakaria in Wednesday's special, the decisions he did make were the best he could muster in a country with no good choices.
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This year's 15 best luxury hotels in Europe range from 19th-century manor house in a UNESCO World Heritage wine region to one of Salvador Dalí's Paris haunts and are, across the board, lavish.
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Residents and business owners along Magazine Street, where the confrontation between Will Smith and his accused killer began, say the hip stretch of local haunts is not immune to the violence plaguing the city.
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, as his January trial date for rape and sexual assault approaches, Weinstein has begun to reemerge at some of his old haunts, like the lower Manhattan restaurant Cipriani Downtown.
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Nevertheless, there's a layer of Tambor's face-pressed-against-glass performance that gives Transparent its strength, and it's one that haunts the finale, which reveals that the series was never really about Maura, anyway.
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Washington (CNN)Syria's prolonged and bloody civil war "haunts" President Barack Obama, he told an interviewer this month, though he isn't naming any specific policy change he believes could have stemmed the suffering there.
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The poor showing of the opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), which ruled from 2009 to 2012, haunts the opposition and helps the LDP among younger voters, said Takeshi Kohno, professor at Keio University.
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Most of my hours with We Happy Few were spent struggling to get at the parts I did like: the eye-catching aesthetic and breadcrumbs dropped about why the past haunts these people so.
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Codified as "logical," it became the defining characteristic of all Vulcans, creating the one-species, one-trait template—a kind of intergalactic racial profiling—that haunts the worlds of "Star Trek" to this day.
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Their familiar London haunts are now in the high summer of gentrification and Gilbert and George have restored their home to its former glory, complete with a vast collection of antique furniture and ceramics.
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In fact, as temperatures cool in the fall, many abandon their native haunts to steal into our homes, offices and stores, seeking warmth by crawling through cracks in foundations and gaps in window frames.
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Doherty's Camden years perfectly aligned with the last time the area was considered high, dark, or cool: Him being spotted like a lost ghost around various east London haunts coincided with the area's ascent.
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