Here and Now "Here and Now" is going to be a weird show.
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Here and Now "Here and Now" is, often to its detriment, a show about ideas masquerading as a show about relationships.
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"More Americans think that climate change is here and now, affecting them here and now, and poses a risk to them personally than ever before," he tells Axios.
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" He added, "That transition is happening here and now.
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What's different here and now are the opportunities and incentives.
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We are issuing here and now a mandate for hope.
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" "Decide here and now that you're going to stand firm.
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It was right here and now I don't have it.
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The alien time or place unexpectedly appears here and now.
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I'm so in the here and now and feel sick.
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Instead, we need policy solutions for the here and now.
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Here and Now Audrey Bayer is a woman of faith.
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Here and Now Ramon and Farid are getting into numerology.
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We've just got to concentrate on the here and now.
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For the here and now, he's a better option. 6.
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"I'm thinking of the immediate, here and now," she said.
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You have more pressing concerns in the here and now.
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It is time for this to end here and now.
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"My project is about the here and now," he said.
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" Blake tried to shift the discussion to "here and now.
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Pelosi's arguments about impeachment deal with the here and now.
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Is that part of anticipation or in the here and now?
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But Here and Now has its eyes on much bigger game.
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Here and Now airs Sundays on HBO at 9 pm Eastern.
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But good news: The future is here and now we can!
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We focus on where we are, in the here and now.
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All that counts is here and now, and this is me!
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And closer to here and now, obviously Clinton, Blair and Schröder.
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In the transfer market, England thinks about the here and now.
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"Here and Now" clearly wants to be part of the resistance.
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Transcendence is an idea of something beyond the here and now.
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Here and Now Greg Boatwright is heading for a nervous breakdown.
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I never quite feel like I'm in the here and now.
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Even Karl Marx had to eat in the here and now.
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Media is a sizzling subject, pulsating with the here and now.
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Even if that means dismissing the here and now, who cares?
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I'm really, really trying to stay focused on the here and now.
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It's very late here and now I have to go to bed.
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I kept thinking – HANS VESTBERG: We broke the news here and now.
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"Reskilling is a here and now (solution), then we're done," Abel said.
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That's no comfort for Windows fans living in the here and now.
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Fine and good, you say, but what about the here and now?
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That is for every woman to decide in the here and now.
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But mass incarceration in the United States is happening here and now.
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Fournier's narrative is about fatherhood — specifically, fatherhood in the here and now.
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But I think it's great game for the here and now, too.
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I'm supposed to be content with what's going on here and now?
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"In the here and now, there are reasons to worry," he said.
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"We made lives here and now we're living in limbo," she says.
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Tanowitz always knows how to weave history into the here and now.
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It is an exhibition in which the war is here and now.
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But in the mean time this is what's needed here and now.
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"It is time for this to end, here and now," he said.
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Mr. Reid has a business to run in the here and now.
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But the real problem is here and now, in Asia, he said.
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Mindfulness will help you become more aware of the here and now.
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The selfie is perpetually here and now, but where is it headed?
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Orgasm, on the other hand, is very much of a here and now.
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So you really have to keep your mind on the here and now.
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But pay deals have instead reflected price pressures in the here and now.
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Ultimately, Natural Disruptions keeps us engaged and immersed in the here and now.
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"The setback won't be able to be measured here and now," Selim said.
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It's about the here and now, the cost, the effort, and the energy.
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But to be clear, we look at E3 in the here and now.
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To Manchester City, greatness is in the here and now; history is irrelevant.
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CHATHAM "Here-and-Now," Gabe Brown, Steven Careau, Isabel Piazza and Joseph Yetto.
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Here and now, it's time for Volvo to replace its best-selling vehicle.
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The Met gives us a taste of both, in the here and now.
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Meanwhile, he says he tries not to think beyond the here and now.
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There are situations where they could be accurate in the here and now.
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Well, the future is here, and now it's starting to really get distributed.
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The group was not concerned with stylistic heritage, only the here and now.
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Jeter rushed to get here, and now he just wants a little time.
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Here and Now Finally, Duc Bayer-Boatwright gets his moment in the sun.
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"There's a lot you can do in the here and now," he said.
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"But I wouldn't be overly concerned here and now about it," he added.
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"Dadaists wanted to achieve self-possession in the here and now," Stavrinaki explains.
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Obviously, $42 million could do a lot of good in the here and now.
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The "here and now," and the chemicals that modulate that, are about sensory experience.
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In the here and now, though, what we have is an unexpectedly pleasant surprise.
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" 'We came here, and now it's following us,' " Sanguinetti said the family told her.
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I have friends who used to live here and now live in the West.
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Better to endure irony here and now than true peril in 19th-century Ireland.
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I thought oh my God, I came here and now I can't get in.
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"From what I see here and now, I would absolutely back Max," he said.
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But it's already summer, and we having viewing needs in the here and now.
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Many gamers focus narrowly on the here and now; what technological developments are new?
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Holding on to concrete things, here and now, makes me feel much more secure.
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It's about being relevant and working out who your customers are here and now.
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In other words, the hereafter is a direct product of the here and now.
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"Freestyle" demands that you exist purely in the here-and-now of the show.
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"I was Biden when I walked in here, and now I'm not," she said.
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Let go of things you can't control and focus on the here-and-now.
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THRUSH: Let's use this as a springboard to move into the here and now.
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But here and now we have to pay attention to protecting our republic's democracy.
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"I do want to say here and now, though, I am not guilty," he said.
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He knows he shouldn't get involved, not here and now, but he can't help it.
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Before the civil war religion didn't matter here, and now, it's all people talk about.
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"Hyperobjects outlast me, and they out-scale me in the here and now," Morton writes.
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"We can make the goal setting quite close to the here and now," she says.
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We need you guys to re-create the Solange wedding picture, right here and now!
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"But here and now, everyone will just keep on stealing and taking the riches abroad."
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"I had my first podium here, and now I get to say farewell," she said.
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Accordingly, the prohibition on municipal bankruptcy imposes a useful constraint in the here and now.
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She desperately wanted to win here, and now the brackets have opened wide for her.
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Why not embrace the here and now with as much fearlessness as you can muster?
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And she wasn't speaking to me from the grave, but from the here and now.
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But for patients already suffering from drug-resistant diseases, the emergency is here and now.
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Not just in an aspirational, abstract sense, but in a way of here and now.
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At home I am deep into the foods of here and now — corn, zucchini, tomatoes.
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"Here and Now," the series created by Alan Ball, wasn't renewed after its first season.
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I want him, here and now, because I've reached the age that I deserve tranquillity.
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" He insisted that the housing authority needed to provide a clearer explanation "here and now.
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Or are you looking to live in the here and now of "She Is Coming"?
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By connecting with it, we can bring our minds back into the here and now.
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Instagram, after all, is a social media platform that's focused on the here and now.
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When we forecast, we're aiming not just to tell you about the here and now.
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"I've worked so hard to live here and now I can't afford it," she said.
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Everything else that plants do in the book are things they can do here and now.
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But in the here and now, Emily finds herself stuck in the most desolate of places.
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"The light went on that climate change is here, and now we gotta prepare for it."
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It's why I have the band's not-really-seminal album Here and Now on my desk.
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Here and Now and Then by Mike Chen Kin Stewart appears to lead a typical life.
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Sarah Jessica Parker stars in Here and Now with Jacqueline Bisset which hits theaters November 11th.
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Interested readers should either jump in right here and now, or go back and read everything.
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Women paved the way to finally get us here, and now the sport is being discontinued?
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It was like, 'Okay, we are here and now I can see that we're all here.
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He is very much of the here and now, perhaps never more than at this moment.
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This was no longer about the utopia to come but ascendancy in the here and now.
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In the here and now, Green acts as fulcrum of the most unstoppable play in sports.
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And all that exists, in the right here and now, is the fight come Saturday night.
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That makes this stock exhibit A in the here and now for why people sell winners.
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But here and now, in this fever-dream timeline we're stuck in, urgency's all they've got.
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And I think it gives me a different sense of what's going on here and now.
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As for the here and now, this is the Yorkville section of the Upper East Side.
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It will take time for this to happen but I'm happy to start here and now.
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"There's been enough interaction to say there's something here [and] now is the time," he added.
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"I would say one caveat was (our) study relates to the here and now," Livermore said.
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"Let me say here and now what I should have said on Wednesday," the coach tweeted.
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Last week's episode of "Here and Now" ended as Ramon experienced his most terrifying vision yet.
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"Right here and now," Mr. Colyer said Tuesday night, "we will endorse the winner, Kris Kobach."
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"Climate change is here and now—not some distant threat at the end of the century."
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That raft brought home for me the immediacy of refugee stories in the here and now.
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Roles that are well defined in July are scrapped in service of the here and now.
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Unfortunately, Congress appears mired in the here-and-now, rather than the what-is-to-come.
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" Usually, she said, the symptoms are brought out by "a trigger in the here and now.
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And it risks distracting us from the significance of what has already happened here and now.
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I wondered, Was there anything in the here and now that could not be replaced virtually?
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And it risks distracting us from the significance of what has already happened here and now.
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Every IPO sells a story: We went from here to here, and now we're going ... there.
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Were they really going to kill off such a beloved character here and now, in this way?!??!
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He had spent a total of five hours here, and now, it was time to go home.
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People with dopaminergic personalities, they're heavy on dopamine and they're pretty weak on the here and now.
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They've grown up here, and now they are being told at school that it's not their country.
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They fell in love after three months together here and now, they live on Spring Street together.
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They say that they are doing things, but I'm still here and now my life is threatened.
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Let's just admit it to ourselves here and now: The stock iOS keyboard is not that good.
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Lust For Life is her step, not forward and into the future, into right here and now.
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"Logos, therefore, is born of the cultural logic at play in the here and now," Chavez says.
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The blurry, heavily blended background does nothing to indicate a situation other than the here-and-now.
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So in a few hours, Here and Now should also be viewable through the Oculus Video app.
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And the lies he told to justify it have real consequences for real Americans, here and now.
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I tell everyone to eat here, and now I sometimes have a hard time getting a table.
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There's nothing subtle about the symbolism on "Here and Now," and that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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The election is still 10 months away, and voters tend to focus on the here and now.
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A policy that directly benefits children in the here and now is both apparent and easily explainable.
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But, here and now, I live how I want, in my own state, with my own President.
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The state encouraged us to live here and now is not doing enough to keep us here.
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That's the problem that I see this is really trying to solve in the here and now.
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Presumably, this record was a deliberate reaction to The Here and Now and the way that sounded?
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So talk about some of the solutions, in the here and now, what they should be doing.
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We are trapped in time as all living things are, pinned by fate to the here and now.
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What's frighteningly noticeable in 2017, more than ever before, is that Pettibon's talking about the here and now.
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But why should politicians here and now be any more destructive than at any other time and place?
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It is my hope, here and now, to allay this chaos by realigning the terms of the debate.
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This is vital work to defend values and rights against the overreach of the digital here and now.
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The Microsoft Build event focused on the small pleasures of living with bots in the here and now.
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Joyce had it easier than Franzen, however, in bridging the chasm from the here and now to eternity.
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These children grew up here, found jobs here, formed families here, and now consider this nation their home.
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But they must frame climate change as a here-and-now economic and security problem for average Americans.
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But, really, no one on "The Fosters" is just a symbol: they live in the here and now.
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In "Here and Now," Parker plays Vivienne, a singer who is diagnosed with an incurable form of cancer.
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And that's what makes them both remarkable meditations not just on the hereafter, but the here and now.
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"Stupid _____ Bird," like many adaptations of Chekhov, sets the play in the here and now, only more so.
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We're happy what we did here, and now we're going home to play in front of our fans.
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Their value is not mortgaged to the future or consigned to the past, but realized here and now.
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People who absolutely do not want another proxy war are living, here and now, on the Korean Peninsula.
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And it's because this threat is here and now, right at home, and it's coming from within us.
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This time in "Here and Now," a family drama with a sprinkling of the supernatural, debuting Sunday, Feb.
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But the specifics of the narrative repeatedly leap the centuries to connect up to the here and now.
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We're constantly sharing with the reader the ways they can integrate this knowledge with the here-and-now.
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It's worth asking whether the impulse to abandon our responsibility to the here and now should be celebrated.
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Grab one for all your devices and end your USB-related gripes for good, right here and now.
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"If these policy shifts yesterday were whiplash, our neck was over here, and now it's upright," said Scarborough.
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Here's Ina talking to NPR's Here and Now about these headphone options: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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But we shouldn't despair, or worse, do nothing—there are things we can do in the here-and-now.
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As we age, we often trap ourselves in the here-and-now and become estranged from our younger selves.
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Her last special was HBO's Ellen DeGeneres: Here and Now, which aired in 2003 and earned multiple Emmy nominations.
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As I'd discovered in college, when my hands are busy, my mind stays focused on the here and now.
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She wasn't even supposed to be here and now she's got this amazing whole life in front of her.
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So the best firms mitigate this by providing consistent performance in their "core" businesses in the here and now.
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We are here and now, orbiting our Sun—and this is the only place we've ever found sentient life.
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It made me understand how important it is to say things in the here and now and not wait.
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To be in the here and now, it's important to focus on the present and practice mindfulness every day.
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This is especially important here and now, when citizens can tell the story that, he says, major media misses.
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This time around, the emphasis is on the here and now, as material, craft, and the object take precedence.
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These songs are not political in a day-to-day sense, with little referencing to the here and now.
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"We must decide here and now that Hillary Clinton will never be president of this great nation," Pence said.
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She is the author of the forthcoming "Antisemitism: Here and Now," from which this essay is drawn in part.
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His family cycles inhabit the here and now with an unobtrusive thoroughness I've never encountered elsewhere in the theater.
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The here and now issue is that Washington has a $595.4 billion problem with China, the EU and Japan.
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The first episode of "Here and Now" held my attention, though, and that's all a pilot needs to do.
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Be sure to focus on the here and now for your teenager, not the there and then for you.
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With that context established, his focus is on the here and now and on explaining the current nationalist surge.
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"I think that if we stop here and now," she said, "there will be more Davids in the future."
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But the point in the here and now is: Campaigns aren't merely abstract exercises in ideas; they cost money.
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A truly moral and compassionate society does not impoverish future generations to bestow benefits in the here and now.
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Children's literature, like everything else, has become increasingly politicized, with a hard-edged focus on the here-and-now.
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I don't have the answers, certainly not here and now; but getting the questions right is the first step.
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An essential element for US strategy toward North Korea is deterring the nuclear threat that exists here and now.
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But on the other side of it, they're not grounded in the here and now, in the concrete present.
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In the here and now, Strasburg is having a fantastic season, but he just came off the disabled list (again).
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Our ability to interact in a sophisticated way on a social level is mediated by the here and now chemicals.
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The sun enters Taurus on Saturday changing our focus from creating new beginnings to living in the here and now.
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Reality check: Katharine Hayhoe, a climate scientist at Texas Tech, said climate change is relevant to the here and now.
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William and Kate will use their so-called "soft" power to help their country's agenda for the here and now.
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In Noel's view, the so-called "emergency brake" has more to do with tough rhetoric than the here and now.
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And that's something we can do in the here and now, without super-AI, bionic implants, or ultra-empathetic androids.
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So does scholarship: an appreciation of how this work, made here and now, relates to that work there and then.
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It's one of the most romantic and beautiful parts of live performance, the 'here and now, and only now' aspect.
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People who do very well in the here and now, tend to be happy, satisfied, they've got lots of friends.
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Moving beyond the here and now, we are on the cusp of increasingly rapid shifts in cities precipitated by technology.
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No, the misadventures of former president Selina Meyer very much deal with the here and now of her terrible decisions.
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In the here and now, league talent evaluators still use the word safe to describe Tatum—but that's not all.
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They had to happen in the here and now, and they had to be authentic and good, or else — bomb.
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It was very much set in the real world, in the here and now, and set in the present day.
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But fluorescence only exists in the here and now, and bling has a way of blinding all but the jaded.
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That differs from the chief human resources officer, which is "looking at the here and now," like retainment and compensation.
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So I want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon!
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TILLET Set in the here and now, "Atlanta" and "Insecure" have the privilege of not fighting those early culture wars.
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Now, it looks as if "Here and Now" is determined to give us an unusually literal take on that idea.
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You're fantasizing about seeing new places and having new experiences—but remember to live in the here and now, too.
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So I want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon!
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But I think the most effective strategy for the opponents of repeal is to focus on the here and now.
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There is more to consider in the here and now: ■ President Trump is kicking his China trade war into overdrive.
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If you believe in me, you will gain salvation — not in the Great Beyond, but in the Here and Now.
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As to why this is true here and now more than at other moments: I think it's mostly about scarcity.
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"Previously, it's really been about the here and now," said Lee Billiard, the Breakers' president for soccer operations and development.
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Placing this game here, and now, on PC feels like a Renaissance for it, and for the aging Halo series.
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Be completely here and now in the present moment, centering your attention exclusively on what you are doing and feeling.
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You don't see things because you're too focused on the here and now and we're not fighting for the future.
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Cancer season has found you processing many emotions, but this full moon will pull you back to the here and now.
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" He then added in a slightly quavering voice: "I do want to say here and now, though, I am not guilty.
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The excitement of Thomas's work is this intermingling of the abstract and the material, the universal with the here-and-now.
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In the here and now, as it becomes increasingly clear that his success is not unmerited, perhaps Murphy should indulge himself.
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DL: Drugs such as opioids and marijuana are going to stimulate both systems, both the dopamine and the here and now.
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But here and now in 2018 — specifically post-Wakanda — a shift has occurred, and Jordan is having a Big Thirst Moment.
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They reflect the rules that are best for man, not in the by and by, but in the here and now.
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Judging Microsoft on the here and now: the Lumia 650 looks fine, but the Windows Phone game is all but over.
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You never feel like any episode needs to be watched right here and now — the plot will never leave you behind.
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"I want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon!" she said.
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History writing merely reconstructs the past, which obviously is gone forever, but Greek classical art is present right here and now.
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As WWII loomed, Tokyo was too busy building battleships; in the here and now, Rio was willing to eat the cost.
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Pagliery still lives in Cuba, where even connecting to the internet in the here and now can be a testing experience.
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While we demand more of our icons, we can, in the here and now, do more for and with each other.
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It's something that is forever going to be impacting the lives of black people even alive and present, here and now.
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Yes. And yet every day I go to work and try to help people who are in the here and now.
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It is tough, observant, here-and-now narration, and in that way a potent literary model even for the Hemingway era.
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She fell hard for the city, transferred her studies here, and now teaches natural resources management at the University of Copenhagen.
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"They took care of home ice here, and now it's our turn," Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic said after Wednesday's game.
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On "Here and Now" and "This Is Us," cross-racial adoption feels suspiciously like a structural shortcut to a diverse cast.
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What is more difficult to capture, more difficult than the cosmic and remote, is the moment of the here and now.
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She might have to open that pod, right here and now, and hope its occupant was willing and able to walk.
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" He muses, a bit in awe, "I was so scared to move here, and now they accepted me as their own.
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So the entrepreneur has to be really good about explaining why their idea is ripe to succeed right here and now.
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"I want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon," she said.
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The opposite, in fact: Adherents must commit to engagement in the here and now, which includes embracing earthly delights, however fleeting.
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The bipartisan Alliance for Securing Democracy, meanwhile, has begun tracking and exposing Russia's extensive disinformation efforts in the here and now.
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But for the first time, I am also learning to enjoy the here and now instead of focusing on the later.
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It's even harder to answer if you consider this possibility: That this life — the here and now — is all we have.
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" So said Farid's mother, in Persian, to Ramon in the dream that kicked off the series premiere of "Here and Now.
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Alan is a real artist, and when we all took "Here and Now," it was based on the pilot and Alan.
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It does all seem new; living in the here and now feels like nothing I've ever felt outside of science fiction.
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Admittedly, praise for "Here and Now" comes with a significant disclaimer, since the 10-episode show faces a delicate balancing act.
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There have been proposed bans in at least two states here, and now there's a proposed federal ban on those state bans.
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A generation of entrepreneurs learned how to make things work here, and now those lessons are being shared with the whole ecosystem.
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Hyperbolic discounting — turning a future positive into a present negative — is one way of dragging those inevitabilities into the here and now.
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"If you look at what's happening here and now, it is an improvement from what was happening a week ago," Alexandrovich said.
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But since we are here and now, I step away as I notice a group of young, angry men walking toward us.
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Nevertheless, I've at least built up a pretty good impression of how the Honor 20 Pro handles in the here and now.
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This is like the birth of it right here, and now we get to share it in the place that inspired us.
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Concept vehicles, imagined for the driverless future, will be on display, as will some driver-centric technologies for the here and now.
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Putting it all together and lifting the sights from here and now, Trump may have started a process of enduring world peace.
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But if you want to build an Android phone for the here and now, it needs a camera that's worth a damn.
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Self-driving cars are still very much a technology of the future, however their presence in the here and now is growing.
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Many sumo wrestlers testify that being in the here and now is absolutely necessary in preparing for and fighting in a bout.
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Back to the here and now, M17 said that it is on target to book $173 million in sales for this year.
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That said, if we want to try and achieve a little bit more of here and now, mindfulness is a good thing.
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It'll be an interesting space to explore in the future — but Netflix sounds like it's more concerned with the here and now.
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Lots. She begins with two big problems in the here and now: Eleanor's efforts to park Timby at Galer Street fail miserably.
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I feel awful because I couldn't come home for his funeral, and my grandma hates that I'm here and now she's alone.
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That seems to be what happened here and now the visiting Chiefs have a quick 7-0 over the host Texans. [ABC]
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The piecemeal knowledge of our efforts served as the tight schedules kept in prisons and the emphasis on the here and now.
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And hard-fought-for rights can be overturned and changed…So, it's essential, for the here and now, and for our future.
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"Courtney graduated from here and now is running one of the largest, most complex supply chains in the world," the CEO said.
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"I'm much more focused on the here and now, which is that we have an election coming up," Hirono said on CNN.
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The figure, Choi Tae-min, was often compared to Rasputin here, and now critics say his daughter is playing the same role.
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It might not help you immediately in the here and now, but it gives you moral authority to do what is right.
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They were about to clinch the Houston Astros' first World Series title, but McCann was not thinking about the here and now.
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I here and now denounce his so-called emancipation as a stupendous fraud — a fraud upon him, a fraud upon the world.
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While many in Gaza speak of death as preferable to the here-and-now, Ms. Najjar "clung to life," her mother said.
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Games that have been unfairly and bizarrely left in the past when they have an obvious appeal in the here and now.
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"The #MeToo Movement never happened here, and now this will be used as an excuse to blame all women," Ms. Tagliabue said.
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"Expectations, promises, and wants are worth nothing if we don't channel them here and now," said Enrique Rangel, who wrote the lyrics.
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Rather, it's a life that rolls with the punches, adapts to changing circumstances, and makes the best of the here and now.
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But you can download Microsoft&aposs new Chromium-based Edge here and now and install it like you would any other app.
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Deborah Lipstadt, a professor of modern Jewish history and Holocaust studies at Emory University, is the author of Antisemitism: Here and Now.
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He is not trying to persuade, detail, or prove: he is trying to thrill, agitate, be liked, be loved, here and now.
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This was the vacation, right here and now, watching a malfunctioning jet bridge twist back and forth like a drunken boa constrictor.
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But she has also dared to place "The Last Match" in the here and now of a game as it's being played.
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Now, in its dimming tints, which arrived at warp speed, the here and now is defined doubly: by obsessives and obsessive technologies.
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You may remind yourself that these questions don't matter—what counts is the here and now, the choices you make going forward.
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According to Clayman, feeling empowered about the future requires taking a look at how we're managing our behavior in the here and now.
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So they were very worried both about the global implications and the personal, the here-and-now implications of personal security and safety.
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Enough that whenever I think about games that are missing from the here and now, this is the one I always land on.
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Anticipating starts with the reality of the "here and now" and uses intuition and intellect to project the next leg of the journey.
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Last year she told delegates at a party conference to back her vision for Germany, or else "let's end it here and now".
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Like so many prestige dramas right now, then, Here and Now lacks a strong reason for any of its individual episodes to exist.
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But I finally made it here and now I can't get enough of backless slides — they just make every outfit look instantly cooler.
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"The earth signs are a compatible match because their signs are in the here and now, and they can root Cancerians," Stellas says.
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However, it can just as easily stick with the back catalog of repeats and let "The Jerry Springer Show" end here and now.
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Stabilization uses the mindfulness skills of paying close attention to the details of one's physical and sensory experience in the here and now.
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She's redefining the here and now more broadly than Lucy Mitchell did to incorporate the thing that the librarians were saying was different.
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But sometimes a Justice may be more conscious of exerting an influence, in the here and now, on political forces outside the Court.
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Jesus' primary message, he said, wasn't about getting people to heaven, but liberating people here and now from oppression -- racial, economic and spiritual.
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And as much as I respect Hillary, no one urging me to vote for her seems to understand my concerns here and now.
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In this telling, not only does realism replace idealism, but Israel's calculus embraces the here and now rather than a gauzy aspirational future.
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Well, what I'm trying to do in the here and now is support a lot of people doing mission critical work in journalism.
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I got a little bit emotional, after but I worked so hard to get here and now to finally be here feels fantastic.
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In his mature style, the diffuse mythic imagery of his earlier work is supplanted by harder-edged invocations of the here and now.
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As far as I'm concerned, it's a reality here and now—and here, it's finally put on screen with an Afro-Hollywood flavor.
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Yet it is real, and here, and now, and below us as we are scorched by the sun above and smoldering land below.
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Most of the extreme weather stories I had worked on had to do with the aftermath of storms, not the here and now.
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This progressive wave was exemplified by the Here and Now Story Book, created by Bank Street's leading light Lucy Sprague Mitchell in 1921.
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"I want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon," Winfrey told the crowd.
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In Australia, climate change is no longer an abstract problem that future generations will inherit — it's a problem for those here and now.
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" Katharine Hayhoe, director of the Climate Science Center at Texas Tech University, said climate change matters because "it affects us here and now.
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Unlike other stress-relief apps that try to keep you in the here and now, this one incorporates touch as well as sound.
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JH: In a series focusing on alternate visions of the here and now, which film do you think best captures the current moment?
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Battles with jihadist groups will, inevitably, become a more defining element of the administration's foreign policy (at least in the here and now).
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However, the ability to alter facial aging (biochemically, surgically, genetically), is the here-and-now, and can improve function and alter our human experience.
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In that tradition, HZD holds up a mirror to the here and now and asks: Are we really going the right way about this?
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It becomes unhealthy when it is being obsessed over daily and is prohibiting you from living your best life in the here-and-now.
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His latest book, 213 Lessons for the 21st Century, considers the here-and-now, spanning subjects from technology and terrorism to populism and religion.
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That said, it's still a worthy upgrade for your console in the here and now, adding a whole new dimension to your PlayStation experience.
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But to get this delicate process on and keeping it on the road, you may need to give the odd concession here and now.
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By contrast, the smearing of Curiel took place in the here and now, against someone with a name, a face, and a particular history.
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"I think that markets are about here and now, and we've changed the contours of this recovery over the next two years," he said.
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But let's put something to rest right here and now: Democrats are incredibly motivated, energized and hopeful for the opportunities we have in 2023.
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Will a policy change someday mean it's open season on your data, even if that data has limited protections in the here and now?
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We are left with the task of building what Pullman calls a more just and democratic "Republic of Heaven" in the here and now.
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Good investors resist the temptation to smoke their own supply and require third-party, arms-distance validation of the firm's value here and now.
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In the here and now, the Clippers have been playing extremely well, even though Griffin hasn't played since late December, thanks to an injury.
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But while Clinton preferred to keep her scandalous activity tied to the here and now, other First Ladies weren't so dismissive of the occult.
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Last week, I complained that "Here and Now" was spelling out what each character represents to the exclusion of exploring who they all are.
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" The appeal of the frontier myth was that it took problems in the "here and now" and shifted them to the "there and then.
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We need to get things done in the here and now, and I'm lucky enough to be in a position to help do that.
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"I will bet you a dollar right here and now my testimony would have made no difference to the ultimate outcome," Bolton said Wednesday.
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They both have legions of fans, and they're both larger than life — unconcerned, in other words, with what happens in the here and now.
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His desire to get ideas from the public and fund "here and now" philanthropy suggests what could be a bold new direction for philanthropy.
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Having long-term aspirations and career goals is great — but Weiner also stressed the importance of tangible mile markers in the here and now.
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Our imagination is also biased by the here and now, using details borrowed from the present to fill in our view of the future.
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The valuation in most funding rounds is not an expression of your company's value here and now, but of expectations for the near future.
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"Africa had an enormous influence everywhere, and the whole notion is that the food we eat here and now is not monolithic," she said.
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He has to try to create something similar here and now, for both the primaries and the general election, if he gets that far.
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It was coming off the back of The Here and Now and we were ready to show people we were still a heavy band.
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Spending money in the here and now is difficult, and you're such a workaholic (gotta get that next promotion!) that your spare time is limited.
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But a here-and-now impact can be had by following the last-in, first-out rule that served the US so well in 1995.
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Last year, she also starred in Here and Now alongside Common and Renee Zellweger, playing a jazz singer who is diagnosed with a brain tumor.
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Whether it's diving in for that extra slice of pizza or coughing up another $20 to see Endgame (again), you're appreciating the here and now.
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CES tends to have this weird duality where devices from the far-out future sit alongside iterative updates to gadgets from the here and now.
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But I try not to reflect too much now nor look too far ahead because I just want to focus on the here and now.
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The big picture: The national security consequences of climate change, mainly through extreme weather events, are here and now, Axios Science editor Andrew Freedman emails.
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The simple fact of the matter is that after four episodes of Here and Now, I don't know what the show is trying to do.
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Spiritually, you seek to transcend the veil between life and death, while Taurus seeks to savor life and achieve contentment in the here and now.
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But following Tuesday's fall, some may believe the company's historical growth is not a good enough reason to buy it in the here and now.
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There's no suggestion, here and now, that's going to happen via WhatsApp itself — only those who request a check are set to get a response.
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But the visual storytelling of Ghost in the Shell, coming to theaters March 31, made me grateful to be alive in the here and now.
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For now, DeGeneres is returning to stand-up comedy in her Netflix special Relatable — her first special since Here and Now on HBO in 2003.
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Using his 2015 hometown gig as the hook, the documentary traces the life of Fayetteville's finest from the diaper era to the here and now.
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But success -- defined here and now as advocating for and eventually enacting his political agenda -- in his new job requires a different set of muscles.
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What about the modern age that we live in; are there any sons of Zeus lurking in the shadows of the right here and now?
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What impels her forward is the voice: free, pellucid, almost always first-person, interested not in the long view but in the here and now.
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What can we do here and now, and in the future, to make our spaces safe; to make our world a safe place for everyone?
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It was rejected, and from that effort only HERE AND NOW made its way into the final version, although not in the same word slot.
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Even if tax cuts aren't on the books yet, all the talk about lower rates has created a cash crunch in the here and now.
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I'm noting that when you extrapolate too wildly into the future, you sometimes wind up distracting people from what's happening in the here and now.
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Buildings have become more like blockbuster movies; instead of the long haul, they celebrate the immediate, the here and now and up-to-the-minute.
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The Mysteries are more concerned with this life in the here and now, with what sustains it and how it might continue into the future.
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Ways of being that meet the demands of human life as we live it here and now may not serve our distant descendants so well.
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"Fifteen years ago, you never saw anyone from another country here and now we've got neighborhoods that almost feel like being in Morocco," she said.
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Important elements include social status, privilege, rewards (both in the here-and-now and in the hereafter), and justification of an inequitable distribution of power.
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Their example has encouraged me to engage in these reflections here and now, and to determine appropriate ways to acknowledge my depression in future courses.
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The Economic Security Project was keen to demonstrate another aspect of basic income — its potential to help communities facing problems in the here and now.
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All of them want to give while they live — not just in wills or big checks, but here and now and also within their work.
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There are new buddies (Jorge Lendeborg Jr.), who with smiles, mood enhancers and some unpersuasive narrative nudging help usher James into the here and now.
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As true as that may be for many, it's also the case that our obsession with consumption here and now is also fueling the trends.
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It&aposs helped me to keep things in perspective when making decisions about my money, both in the future and in the here-and-now.
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Through all of it, the documentary's subject is a constant presence, both in archival footage and in here-and-now interviews with director Davis Guggenheim.
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Michelangelo Lovelace's small paintings, showing across town at the Maria Neil Art Project, are by contrast rooted firmly in human realities, located here and now.
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She knows how to enjoy a typical August afternoon, as for her there is hardly ever such a thing as October — only here and now.
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Their attention will be on what is said, who gets the bump, and ultimately who will win the Democratic Party's nomination: the here and now.
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It's not the same thing that Asian grandmas served up, but it's certainly one way to bring the age-old tradition into the here and now.
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The values I hold true and the buildings I've put up are intended to carry beyond the here and now, beyond my own time on earth.
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Today -- here and now — this business of crowding children into jail-like detention centers, while denying them adequate nutrition, sanitation and medical care has to stop.
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The future connectivity tech is indeed exciting, but mobile companies are likely to overheat their marketing about its impact and effect in the here and now.
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I planned on changing my money over once I got here, and now I wish I had thought about how the result would impact my money.
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"Last week at CES automakers tempted with visions of the future of transportation, but the Detroit show is all about the here and now," Caldwell said.
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Ahead of her upcoming Netflix stand-up special, her first since 2003's Here and Now, the comedian performed Tuesday night at Largo in Los Angeles.
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Her cancer diagnosis and my sudden role as her caregiver shined a spotlight on how important it is to be present in the here and now.
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The trend has sent Hollywood actors in the here-and-now scrambling to exert control over how their characters and images are portrayed in the hereafter.
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I do feel like people are hungering for something that is ephemeral and something that's just here and now, because everything else is permanent and online.
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Even if those events aren't happening in the here and now, the press attention could simply be reminding people that they wanted to cancel Netflix anyway.
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And while an individual purchase of all nine courses would cost you $1,28, purchasing here and now would cost you only $39 for the entire suite.
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We need to trudge forwards ("even if there's nothing awaiting us"), and find new and actual ways to change the way things are, here and now.
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Climate change is here and now in the United States, is caused by humans, and is expected to pose increasingly serious consequences for each of us.
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"Waze is thinking about the driver experience today, and self-driving cars are not ready for the mainstream, but traffic is here and now," he said.
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Bargemusic opens its spring season with this commanding duo and a heavyweight program as part of the floating concert hall's Here and Now new-music series.
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Seinfeld can bring new customers into the mix in the here and now, and that's the most important thing for a subscription-based business like Netflix.
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With only two episodes left in the season, "Here and Now" is going to have to cover a lot of ground to provide a satisfying finale.
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"I was born and raised here and now the violence is more than ever," Armando, 59, told CNN asking to go only by his first name.
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"Children are not sophisticated enough to think beyond the here and now," said Michelle Gerson, a Manhattan interior designer who frequently designs children's bedrooms for clients.
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At the same time, stories of whispered rumors and being left out will be achingly familiar for readers navigating those waters in the here and now.
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"It's a problem that people can sort of close their eyes and say 'that's not affecting my opportunity set of investments here and now'," she said.
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Bourbon-Infused Coffee, available at Uncommon Goods, $20For that special person who loves coffee, but also wishes it were always 5 o'clock right here and now.
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As Hazel tries to escape her spouse and Jasper tries to fix himself, the entire pageant of the here and now is called up for inspection.
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"The issue here and now is if you do revisit a line and start to bounce, you shouldn't come back to it this quickly," Worth explained.
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When viewed through this sort of prism, nature-based solutions could have a big role to play in both the here and now, and years ahead.
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"People used to be kind, now they're ugly," Orgon remarks, at which point a "Tartuffe" remade for the here and now prompts a knowing collective nod.
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There's just one problem: There's no logical, possible way to get from the here and now to the dark imagined future of weaponized artificial intelligence (AI).
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This summer, Ellen will return to her stand-up roots; her first special since 2003's Ellen DeGeneres: Here and Now, was just announced by Netflix.
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That has always been one of WIRED's central animating philosophies—that you can figure out what's to come by a close read of the here and now.
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" He said he wants his "philanthropic activity to be helping people in the here and now- short term- at the intersection of urgent need and lasting impact.
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In the here and now, you can add another layer: There is the physical, of course, and then there is the extension of life through our phones.
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The commitments "suit their situation in the here and now, particularly as swine fever has ravaged the country's pork industry," he wrote in a research note Monday.
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He gets them a visa, so they travelled from Djibouti to Egypt so they can come here and now they are stuck there and don't know anybody.
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But for those who don't know much about either history or the world outside America, the Obama economy offers a powerful lesson in the here and now.
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"Do you know for a fact right here and now that I'm the man you want to spend the rest of your life with?" he asks her.
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Listeners are invited to follow his wanderings, to take jumps between cultures and historical eras and even to leap between the here-and-now and the transcendent.
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But now that Here and Now exists as a bunch of compelling supporting ideas with no center, it turns out I'll take that earlier show any day.
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But adding that time-travel element makes the stakes affect the here and now, so it's not just a look back at an ancient civilization somewhere else.
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There's an easy pitch for upcoming drama Here And Now, HBO's latest collaboration with the man who gave us True Blood and Six Feet Under, Alan Ball.
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So there are people at Bungie who are thinking about the future of the franchise, and the live team is always focused on the here and now.
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We've had many duchesses and princesses in here and now of course the Duchess of Cambridge shops for her young children – we are very proud of that.
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A memory that is not alive to the present does not remember the here and now, does not remember its true identity, is not memory at all.
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If I'm going to be working for most of my life anyways, I need to integrate some of my non-monetary goals in the here and now.
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And I think the environmentalist community as a whole could be doing a better job as a whole of keeping the focus on the here and now.
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In the first episode of "Here and Now," on HBO, a liberal Portland mother, played by Holly Hunter , defends her choice of party supplies to her daughter.
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In a culture that prides itself on instant gratification, saving for retirement can feel like the opposite of living your best life in the here and now.
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And so, we continue to defer, defer -- which may cover our geriatric nursing care when that sad day comes but does nothing for the here-and-now.
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Pre-season is no longer about preparing the players for the months ahead, so much as it is about fulfilling corporate expectations in the here and now.
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"Ultimately our goal is to provide a desktop machine that can allow someone to make a board here and now, at a relatively low cost," said Vansnick.
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I do not accept this hatred here and now, this is not who Syracuse is at its best, and is not who we can let ourselves become.
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I only wish Alan Ball, the creator of "Here and Now" and the author of its first two episodes, had found a different way to start it.
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That's where the episode ends, although HBO has said that "Here and Now" will follow the doctor's family, too, so we'll surely learn more about them soon.
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"The night before I told her, 'Why don't you come stay here?' and now of course I wish I would have pushed her," Ms. Haigh said Thursday.
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But when we watch Armin dancing ecstatically in a van's headlamps, it's clear that nothing in his memory can match the happiness of the here-and-now.
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Trump must be impeached not only for the history books, but also for the here and now, for the honor of justice, for the balancing of scales.
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The escalation of hatred and anti-Semitism must end here and now, and I urge all New Yorkers to denounce hate whenever and wherever they see it.
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I do not accept this hatred here and now, this is not who Syracuse is at its best, and is not who we can let ourselves become.
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Instead, they're recipes for Indian food made by a self-taught cook of Indian descent, raising her mostly vegetarian family in Dallas, in the here and now.
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"The here and now is much more of a bigger concern than the future, which is human nature," said Jean Setzfand, senior vice president of programs for AARP.
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Nick: Instead of sending Rosita and Sasha offscreen to await another episode, The Walking Dead decides it's going to resolve their Negan assassination side plot here and now.
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There a single sentence from my conversation with Jerrika Hinton, star of HBO's new family drama Here And Now, that has been bouncing around my head for weeks.
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"I want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon," Winfrey said as she accepted a lifetime achievement award.
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High-tech interventions like carbon capture and storage need decades and massive investment to scale up — but forests are nature's original carbon-negative strategy, inexpensive, here and now.
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"Snapchat invented a new social dynamic that is hitting on the millennial teenagers concept of being: it's the here and now, it's almost zen philosophy," Ronen tells Mashable.
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The objective is to keep a running tally of CO2 as it's inhaled and exhaled by plants and soil microbes, but not merely in the here and now.
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If we want to escape the weight of past prejudice—if we want to reach a better future—we must work for it in the here and now.
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But, if it worked for the hardest kicker in the history of Muay Thai, it might well work for any legends out there in the here and now.
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But to tap into it, House Democrats need to remind the resistance that there are ways to fight Trump in the here and now, not just in 2020.
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But we're dealing with the here and now, and at any given point in time, the size of the pie is what the size of the pie is.
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I am the wildest dreams of my mom, who brought me here, and now I'm opening up a business in the U.S., Miss Rizos, that's all about hair.
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Compared to here and now—wherein you're immediately confronted by the day at work, the journey home, the night alone—memory, by its nature, is replete with significance.
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He's the first African-American mayor there in generations and he is committed to exploring how a guaranteed income can work for Stocktonians in the here and now.
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If there were ever a time and place for a radical idea to save San Francisco's historic, politically necessary spaces, it is here and now, at the Stud.
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Reducing air pollution is not only a matter of the future health of the planet, it is a matter of life and death in the here and now.
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Perhaps because it is so attuned to the contours of the here and now, Jacobsen's work remains refreshingly unconcerned with making claims for its own art historical importance.
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Here and now, students are not individuals to be taught: we are commodities to be invested in, and our departments and institutions demand a return on their investment.
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However, that leaves out people who need help in the here-and-now, maybe lacking the funds or connections to get a place to live affordably, or a job.
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If you're a former (or even current) theater kid, you might even have that tattooed somewhere on your body, as a reminder to live for the here and now.
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Even closer to the here and now, Catholic bishops across the New World are signalling their determination to resist Mr Trump's declared aim of sealing his country's southern border.
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She is a woman straddling two cognitively dissonant lives: one tethered to the here and now, one pure façade; one steeped in addiction and criminality, one in sexual fantasy.
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The bigger problem is Activision's decision to respond to this discovery with a statement that is centered only in the here and now, with no added context or explanation.
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Many people have been concerned about what a potential President Elizabeth Warren or President Bernie Sanders would mean for stocks, but the issue exists here and now, he added.
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It's a sound that harks back to an afrobeats heritage, yet subverts it into becoming something that sounds a lot more of the moment, of the here and now.
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" "Let's resolve here and now that Hillary Clinton will never become president of the United States of America," he said, promoting instead the "no-nonsense leadership of Donald Trump.
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While This Is Us works hard to make you like every single Pearson — yes, even Kevin (Justin Hartley) — that couldn't be further from the intent on Here And Now.
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Trump's decision on Paris is a choice between an existential crisis, including a burden on future generations, rising seas and mass extinction -- and clean energy jobs here and now.
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To get a little deeper, it's said that your rising sign reflects who you are here and now, while your sun sign is the person that you're slowly becoming.
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Prayer really helped me get into the here and now and be less anxiety ridden, especially around the time of the election with the amount of panic I felt.
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The Here and Now Labor Day Festival has new works by Gregor Huebner, Paul Frucht and others, performed by pianists including Ursula Oppens, Marika Bournaki and Ron Stabinsky; bargemusic.org.
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They say that the GOP underestimates how much the nation has moved on the issue of climate change, as its effects have become apparent in the here and now.
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And premillennial and postmillennial views of the rapture alike prioritize the "end of days" — and its impact on Christian believers — over the political realities of the here and now.
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This not only compromises the cost of living here and now, it's saddled graduates so that they're unable to put away as much money into savings for the future.
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"I want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon," Winfrey said, referring to Hollywood's ongoing conversation against sexual harassment.
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Instead, McPherson dares to present music as belonging to a parallel universe, a realm that abuts the dreary reality of the play's here and now but never overlaps it.
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And, as exasperating as I found this episode, I'm curious to watch "Here and Now" track the ways its characters are served by the approaches to living they've chosen.
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Already this month she released a covers record with La Sera's Katy Goodman (stream the whole thing here), and now she's here touting her latest offering as Springtime Carnivore.
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"Here and Now" may not have a cure for our modern ailments, but it could at least give us a reason to keep pushing that boulder up the hill.
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If someone self-doubts and they rub it off like, 'I think I felt something cold over here, and now it's gone,' or 'I think I smelled somebody's cologne.
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Personal Health For patients with life-altering illnesses or anyone just getting older, it helps to roll with the punches and make the best of the here and now.
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Might it be said that Judaism places more emphasis on life because the mission should be to live observant lives, good and decent lives in the here and now?
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Might it be said that Judaism places more emphasis on life because the mission should be to live observant lives, good and decent lives in the here and now?
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Yapa shines in the thickness of the here-and-now, amid the gas, fear, courage and flawed humanity of the street battle, in passages that are cinematic and even moving.
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Trump, on the other hand, built his fortune in a business firmly rooted in the here and now, real estate, and his temperament is more like the scolding school principal's.
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He blasted "wish-list economics" and talked about the need to solve the "here and now" problems rather than offering what he views as unworkable pie-in-the-sky policies.
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Luckily for the Bucks, all of this is probably not quite as big an issue in the long-term as it is in the here and now of this season.
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But the battle over the ACA is in the here and now and our health insurance coverage is a more personal and emotional trigger for more people than mortgage issues.
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I think Snapchat has been covered primarily by the tech press and in short pieces that are on the here and now or a funding round or around the IPO.
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Belinda Ramirez of the fine state of Texas claims that because of her past life as a emaciated Aztec woman, she is addicted to food in the here and now.
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It's an album that drags long-forgotten parts of your life through time and space and into the here and now, forcing you to reckon with feelings you didn't expect.
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Naturally, she just proved that she's the queen of the here and now, pointing out just how ludicrous it is that Cosby thinks he can lecture anyone on sexual assault.
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My priority will be conservation, preservation, and preserving what we have that is here and now and to try to ensure that there will be something here for the future.
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On Friday the Sirius Quartet plays a "Here and Now" program including recent works by, among others, Jeremy Harman, Gregor Huebner and Fung Chern Hwei (all members of the ensemble).
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What you can do here and now is make a decision — because life is about decisions — and the decision that you can make is to use your life in service.
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But I'm thinking I want much of my philanthropic activity to be helping people in the here and now - short term - at the intersection of urgent need and lasting impact.
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We grew up here, we grew up with the store, people that come up here, and now, I grew up with these kids, now they're coming up with their kids.
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But I'm thinking I want much of my philanthropic activity to be helping people in the here and now — short term — at the intersection of urgent need and lasting impact.
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Here and Now Two roads diverged under the sign of 11:11, and Greg Boatwright — he disobeyed the robotic voice of his car's GPS and turned in the other direction.
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If "Here and Now" never becomes anything more than an interesting failure, the Bayer-Boatwright patriarch's rich-white-guy midlife crisis will surely deserve a healthy share of the blame.
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Through four episodes of its 10-episode season, "Here and Now" works the well-plowed soil of middle-age suburban malaise, the ground of Updike, Cheever and their many imitators.
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Me. And, I immediately played it like a fool—a fool fluent, twitch-conditioned, in the gung-ho histrionics of Bethesda's other big shooter of the here and now, DOOM.
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Fans of the Spenser stories have seen Hawk in the novels and on the 80s television series Spenser for Hire, but Duke's portrayal is grounded in the here and now.
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Ms. Varda, steeped in the traditions of the avant-garde, is resistant to nostalgia — there's always too much to notice here and now — but she finds herself drawn to retrospection.
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Lankan Filling Station is one of many incredible Sri Lankan restaurants in Australia, but it is also writing a thrilling new chapter in what that cuisine means here and now.
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You are where your attention is, and if your attention is on something abstract, alien, different, new, somewhere out there, and not here and now, you miss what matters most.
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"If somebody is in and out of shelters, that's raising a red flag, like, "What can we do to help this individual, in the here and now, with stable housing?
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But he also observes that bloodshed (and other dramatic events) in the here-and-now are the real reasons why people suddenly start to think about the final acts in history.
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She didn't pause; she embraced the death march of living, demanding that we make the most of what is here and now and plan for what is coming down the line.
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It was a religious symbol of Yahweh's covenant with Noah (Genesis 9:8-59003) and the "Kingdom come" the ex-Catholic wanted to establish by blade in the here and now.
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But Microsoft wants to sell Surfaces in the here and now, and Windows PCs tend to find themselves part of workstations — usually breeding grounds for accessories with traditional USB-A ports.
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One of the most powerful B-sides is "Paradise," a welcome exhalation that presents listeners with the option to ignore ambitious dreams and instead be content in the here and now.
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But to experience it at Dia:Beacon along Minimalist works by other artists that encourage heightened perceptual attention to the here and now is as spiritually calming as it is historically illuminating.
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But with "Here and Now," his new family drama for HBO (beginning Sunday), he's back to making Big Statements, his mode in his Oscar-winning screenplay for "American Beauty" in 1999.
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I just wish "Here and Now" would listen to its own dialogue and give Ashley a substantial story line or two that doesn't boil down to her discomfort with her identity.
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Like earlier, more completely realized works by the TEAM, (including "Architecting" and "Mission Drift"), "Anything" digs beneath contemporary surfaces to uncover social roots and explanations for the fractured here and now.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 68% (season 1)What critics said: "Lost in Space loves its science, but it hasn't advanced enough to prove all that memorable in the here and now.
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It&aposll replace the original Edge browser in an upcoming Windows 10 update, but you can download and install it here and now if you&aposd like to check it out.
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"They helped us to establish everything around here, and now I can help them," said Ms. Lucas, who is now training other wives of out-of-work miners at the college.
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Bows and arrows are tough to make look scary onscreen, and a supernatural element — the college's founder dabbled in the dark arts — undermines the movie's grounding in the here and now.
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To promote its new speaker, Apple has hired Her's writer and director to revisit that premise, but the time is here and now, and the HomePod can't do much except play music.
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They can give a traditional C-level executive a more diversified point of view for solving business problems, balancing here-and-now pragmatism with that of customer-centric, future-based conceptual scenarios.
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DL: Our brains work best when we're actually able to integrate dopamine with the here and now brain chemicals, but one of the challenges is that they tend to suppress one another.
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Once teams had to compete to sign talent, salaries inevitably rose; in the here and now, players and management in every major sport agree to an overall revenue split via collective bargaining.
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Instead, its divine conclusion feels more based in the here and now: a journey through karma, fate and the opposing yin and yangs that make us the living, breathing humans we are.
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It seemed like you had plenty of time before Christmas was here and now there are four days left and all the shops are slammed and you've (mostly) missed the shipping window.
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But to experience it at Dia: Beacon along Minimalist works by other artists that encourage heightened perceptual attention to the here and now is as spiritually calming as it is historically illuminating.
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We then worked through a variety of materials based on that theme, but participants can also leave it aside and just work in the here and now of what's important to them.
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Birthed in New York, mainstream rap's materialist focus on the here and now has always set it apart from the tradition of black music running from gospel, through soul, to R&B.
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" While reflecting on the 20th anniversary of e-commerce giant Amazon's IPO, Cramer wanted to address the difficulty of staying in a good stock by looking at the market's "here and now.
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The piece foreshadows how the show is comprised of both artists selected by the curators to provide context and historical perspective and open call submissions that deal with the here and now.
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The move pays off in a narrative sense in the end, but beyond that, what motivated the choice in opening the work with scenes of total collapse in the here-and-now?
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But the mere thought of getting back on the train gives me a sharp pain in my belly, so acute I start wondering if I'm going to give birth here and now.
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"There's a need, in my opinion, to devote sufficient charges right here and now to stop the dying," Glassman said of the flow of pain pills through Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky.
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But this problem was the challenge, and a dramaturgical departure point: how can we combine this two opposing approaches to 'being in the here and now,' one passive (Feldman), one active (interactivity).
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All too often, as noted in best-selling book "Make Change Work for You," small business owners are too focused on dealing with the here and now to plan for tomorrow today.
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What was being decided here and now was whether I would be cast in a central role as a character who would be onstage for all three acts but had zero lines.
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But we all need to start here and now, by doing this simple thing: Seeing every person as fully human, deserving every day to make it home to the people he loves.
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"What that all basically indicates -- and we see this in a number of other measures as well -- is that Americans are increasingly understanding that climate change is here and now," he said.
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So when scientists, and Democrats like Al Gore, warn that Mr. Trump will endanger the planet, people hear that as something off in the future; feeding your family is here and now.
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But even I have caught on to a simpler numerical pattern in the first season of "Here and Now": Every three episodes, toward the end of the hour, Ramon has a vision.
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"Even with the perfect reproduction, one thing stands out: the here and now of the work of art — its unique existence in the place where it is at this moment," Benjamin argues.
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Tackling destructive emotions and practicing loving-kindness isn't something we should be doing with the next life, heaven or nirvana in mind, but how we should live in the here and now.
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Both schools of thought assume that individual reason, here and now, is better at resolving social and political questions, in all their dimensions of infinite complexity, than the accumulated wisdom of custom.
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But Mr. Macklowe, the son of a garment industry executive who broke into the real estate business as a commercial broker, is more concerned about the here and now than the hereafter.
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Times have changed — there are more than 224 million active smartphones in the United States — and so must the laws that ride herd over the here and now of our digital existence.
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With a creature who knew no other way of being than in the here and now, I could drop my methods of self-protection and let my tender, real, vulnerable self be seen.
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Thematically, his attention was equally widespread: The set ruminated on the origins of the universe, the meaning of life, and how to best endure the gloom and doom of the here and now.
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"The bottom line," Tribole adds, "whether it's the holidays or any other time of the year, is staying in touch with your body and honoring how you feel in the here and now."
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She didn't try to unravel the mysteries of my challenging childhood, but suggested we focus on the "here and now," asked me how anxiety manifests in my life, and offered me practical solutions.
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But these obstacles can be opportunities to grow stronger as a couple if you accept the here and now and work on being as happy as you can be in your current circumstances.
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"It's not recorded, so enjoy the present moment, the here and now," explained Ari Weiss, creative director of the ad agency behind the show, who was seated in the audience as a plant.
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But the other philosophy is that it's critical to keep at least some of our communications focused on the here and now, not on long-term ideas that still rely on untested technology.
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Rather, especially in "The Vengeance of Achilles" (1962), he seems to have positioned self-possession on the tip of a bloody spearhead, piercing history with a slippery and alienated here-and-now present.
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She staged a comeback in 2003, with her groundbreaking standup special Here and Now, her beloved role in Finding Nemo, and the premiere of her hit daytime talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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This full-bodied dancing would be fine on its own, but Mr. Sonko, with impeccable timing and an understanding of choreographic structure, gave it a frame to flourish in the here and now.
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While we all need a bit of release from reality from time to time, shouldn't we, like our presumably incredibly content and happy forefathers, focus a bit more on the here and now?
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The target-date gurus at Charles Schwab, who haven't made substantial changes to their stock-bond allocations since 2008, fielded my questions about the here and now with some degree of practiced weariness.
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Paul Bledsoe, a White House climate adviser under President Bill Clinton, said that would mean changing the way climate change is discussed, from a distant threat to a here-and-now pocketbook issue.
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So when Mr. Ball had lunch with Casey Bloys, HBO's president for programming, to talk about the pilot script for his new series, "Here and Now," he was unapologetic about its hybrid qualities.
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It's an ambitious, occasionally moving effort, more successful in its zeitgeist-y family narrative than HBO's "Here and Now," the ham-handed 2018 attempt to make domestic melodrama out of the Trump era.
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"My plea is, go on and free up money in the here and now, the current budget, for territories that are especially stricken by corona(virus)," he told RTL in a televised interview.
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It might be reasonable to say that if Democrats can't win it here and now, they just can't win it as long as the country remains so divided by race, religion and education.
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At the same time, existing in the here and now gives Laura access to a discourse about writing that would have been alien to Austen and the gentry she brought to the page.
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There are lots of innovations - like sugar traps - to be excited about in the long term, but in the here and now, better diagnosis and surveillance are key in the push for eradication.
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" Bolton then countered that his testimony would not have made a difference: "I will bet you a dollar right here and now my testimony would have made no difference to the ultimate outcome.
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Bloom's second reason for being against empathy is that it is, he writes, "a spotlight focusing on certain people in the here and now," excluding those not directly in our field of vision.
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The old shoegaze sound returns in the verses, with guitar counterpoint swathed in reverb, but the intro and chorus punch out syncopated power chords, banging hard for attention in the here and now.
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The secondary focus should be the creation of employees' goals for personal and professional improvement – not just "here and now" but also for "what's next" to optimize both the workplace and the individual.
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Even though the game was originally released over 12 years ago, the world you're going to explore feels and looks as fresh on 3DS as any RPG made for the here and now.
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"Here and now — at the beginning of one of the most radical technology transitions ever with 4G giving way to 5G — this is Nokia's time to shine," CEO Rajeev Suri said in Tuesday's statement.
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While many have feared the potential of deepfakes to spread misinformation in the here and now, these videos could distort reality long after today's fake news goes viral if they're improperly archived as legitimate.
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"These areas of the brain have been linked to thinking about who we are, and with the kind of rumination or deep thinking that takes us away from the here and now," Kaplan said.
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And although it's arguable whether or not deepfakes are a huge danger from a political perspective, they're certainly damaging the lives of women here and now through the spread of fake nudes and pornography.
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Then, enemies like ISIL which are enemies in the here and now, we're at war with, as secretary I have to do all that: fight today's wars and worry about the long-term future.
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We've bounced from $130, you've gone up, the volume was ok, it wasn't great on the bounce, sold back down on a gap here and now we're coming back for a three wave move.
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The pair don't know each other's names, they don't even understand each other's words, but here and now, safe and with family nearby, they share the language common to children around the world: Playtime.
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"Let me say here and now what I should have said on Wednesday: I sincerely apologize to Courtney Smith and her children for what they have gone through," Meyer said in the statement Friday.
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This tragicomic scene, in which Ramon interrupts Greg's sad-sack monologue by screaming, cursing and hallucinating, is emblematic of what "Here and Now" seems to be: a pointedly contemporary family drama with supernatural elements.
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While we should continue to dream big and hope for a cure, my own history has shown that a few months in the here and now can make the difference between life and death.
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"I was born and raised here and now the violence is more than ever," Armando, 59, told CNN at Friday's rally in Mexico City for Escamilla, asking to go only by his first name.
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It's a substantial cultural statement uniting Afro-Colombian roots — rhythms, instruments and, in a video shot in Colombia, group dances — with just enough synthesizer heft to place Pimienta's music in the here and now.
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But I'm grateful to be present here and now to experience all of what life has to offer — helping with homework, a bowling party for my daughter's 11th birthday, our trip to Costa Rica.
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All senators can do is analyze and deal with the here and now: a partisan impeachment that has failed to generate any sympathy from Republican members of Congress or rank and file Republicans nationally.
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The idea that this is all a zero-sum game, that Harris acknowledging some interest in 2020 somehow means she is paying less attention to the here and now is, in a word, dumb.
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If "Wish List" movingly inhabits the here and now, the 1968 Broadway musical "Promises, Promises" is showing its age — at least if its current revival at the Off West End Southwark Playhouse, through Feb.
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Taylor explains in her TED Talk that the right hemisphere is much more present, connected to the human family and streams all of our sensory systems into a collage of the here and now.
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Imported by the Brooklyn Academy of Music, this was a spook house for grown-ups that transformed medieval England into a Land of Id that feels all too close to the here and now.
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Lipstadt's new book, "Antisemitism: Here and Now" — completed long before the massacre at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life synagogue, but made all the more timely in its wake — underscores how vain that millennial hope was.
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While researchers are focused on the here and now, a warming world is expected to play a role in the future of bats, and perhaps this disease, though it's too early to say how.
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The idea, though, is to invite more people into the conversation and move us out of just the realm of theory, might this be a good idea, into the practical, the here and now.
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This exhibition is important to those of us who want to live in the here and now, who want to make our physical and material lives closely correlate with our imagined forms of happiness.
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" In their email, Los Hemocionales write: "We're fed up with discourses that are in no way syntheses of our time and don't reflect the true concerns of art that ask about our here and now.
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So when I put on an a Gear VR headset (a device owned by Facebook's Oculus subsidiary) to watch Here and Now ahead of Tuesday's launch, my first reaction was: Oh, I know this place.
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Among his audience were not die-hard fans, but prime ministers, presidents and foreign and defense ministers from around the globe, all thinking about the here and now -- not a US election in four years.
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I appreciate the flowy, futuristic design of the original, but the way those shapes are abruptly cleaved on the new Roadster makes the car feel a bit more aesthetically appropriate for the here and now.
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In 2003, Ellen DeGeneres' released Here And Now, her last hour-long HBO stand-up special before she became the host of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, where's she's been dancing and scaring celebrities ever since.
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It's a show of faith and a shrewd investment alike, a wager on the idea that God acts in the here and now to reward those with both faith and a sufficiently developed work ethic.
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"And I think it's a cool idea to know that every time the front wheel of their plane touches the tarmac in Geneva, there's a tweet saying 'hi, you are here, and now it's public.'"
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Surprise twist: Vegas happens to be the twins' hometown, making this leg of our Bachelor journey a wonderful opportunity to dump one of 'em right here and now in the comfort of her own home.
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In fact, "Zero K" suggests that the hope that technology will supply a solution to the problem of mortality (as religion once did) is both delusional and a dangerous distraction from the here and now.
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According to a press release, Parker's new film Here and Now was just acquired by Paramount, which will bring the film to video-on-demand services the same day it will be released in theaters.
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Since I recognized eternal transcendence as nothing more than a comforting illusion, the only thing left was my finite life in the here and now, which was destined to disappear forever in an instantaneous blackout.
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"In the here and now, most adults do not have enough stowed away in a savings account to adequately protect them from going into debt, should disaster (lost job, health scare) occur," the survey says.
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Finally, unlike the embassy issue, from Mr. Trump's perspective, the climate change challenge is a distant and abstract matter and doesn't really impact his here and now, though much of the world disagrees with him.
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Three Percenters are preoccupied with survival and preservation, dealing with the evils they see in the here and now and operating on faith that once it is vanquished, commonsense and self-evident good will triumph.
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"We're in the here and now, and nothing has changed at the moment," said Karen Egozi, the chief executive of the Epilepsy Foundation of Florida, repeating a new mantra among the group's 2274 enrollment counselors.
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It's intriguing, then, that the family he chose to put at the center of "Here and Now," his return to HBO after a brief four-year absence, is the living embodiment of white liberal guilt.
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Unlike the more nuanced "Dear Evan Hansen" and "Spring Awakening" — never mind "Hamilton" — "Be More Chill" seems like a members-only club for those caught in the hellish here-and-now of the middle teens.
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"Here and Now" has yet to be renewed for a second season — and its poor ratings, largely negative reviews and failure to insert itself into the cultural conversation don't exactly bode well for its future.
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What remains to be seen is whether "Dream Logic," which should have come halfway through the disappointingly slow season, rather than just before the finale, represents and evolution or an anomaly for "Here and Now."
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The small provocations of these Hungarians remind artists working here and now, with all the advantages of democratic expression, vast social networks and a global art market, that comedy costs nothing and can mean everything.
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Murray Perahia, 70, played at Carnegie Hall on Friday evening, and Maurizio Pollini, 75, followed there on Sunday afternoon, but there was little need to dwell on the past in a resplendent here and now.
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It is important to remember how low we almost were wasted when the world turned against the free flow of trade, as well as the prosperity it continues to offer in the here and now.
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Here, I have experienced a level of solitude that is hard to find anywhere in mainland France, and I have often been overtaken by the pleasant sensation of coming unmoored from the here and now.
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While Ball could easily wind up dropping the ball, but through four episodes, "Here and Now" has enough to recommend it to spur curiosity about where it goes from here, and what might come tomorrow.
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It was intended as a fun and revealing question -- but it also revealed something concerning about the substance of our debates: the issues they confront too often reflect a strong bias toward the here and now.
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Watching Star Trek was always a powerful reminder that the only moment we're getting off this planet to explore the outer reaches of space is when we get our shit together in the here and now.
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And meeting her at CFINE, I get a sense that Wright, like her friend Kelly Donaldson, has found a role that doesn't just help her in the here and now -- it's something she can build on.
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Only now, the here and now, that the provident fund industry, for example, is managing to get some of their core products to the people at under 100 basis points a year of net asset value.
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Coming off a shout-out from Kendrick Lamar at the Grammys, he's just released a new single, "Nobody Knows," on which he continues to play earthen spiritualist, a man forever grappling with the here and now.
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Even if "Here and Now" pleasantly surprises me with an explanation for the characters' bond that isn't quite that clunky, it's bound to delve deeper into this politically and spiritually loaded variation on butterfly-effect mysticism.
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I've made this prediction before, and turned out to be wrong, but "Wake" does give us reason to believe that the plot of "Here and Now" will finally start accelerating in the season's last three episodes.
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The track starts out sounding like an elegy, but only for its first 20 seconds; then it speeds up to become a dance track, turning to positive thinking and a focus on the here and now.
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HERE AND NOW In a film with structural similarities to Agnès Varda's "Cléo From 5 to 7," Sarah Jessica Parker plays a singer who is trailed over the 24 hours after she receives a dire diagnosis.
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HERE AND NOW In a film with structural similarities to Agnès Varda's "Cléo From 212 to 19," Sarah Jessica Parker plays a singer who is trailed over the 2221 hours after she receives a dire diagnosis.
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Narrowing the focus of our visual attention — and seeing our future as part of the here and now — helps us make choices in the present that are more aligned with the people who wish to become.
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"But, dear friends, if you want this Germany, if you want to take this path together ... then let's roll up our sleeves here and now and make a start," she added, before the seven-minute ovation.
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" In another essay, Uta Werlich of Stuttgart's Linden-Museum notes that there's "a firm belief in an afterlife, and the assumption that this afterlife is subject to similar needs and desires as the here and now.
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I know that this is an issue you have been on for many years and following the changes here and now the new -- this implementation and this enforcement by the Trump administration you&aposve been listening in.
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The newfound reproducibility of the individual work of art through these technologies meant that art was deprived of its "aura": "the here and now of the original" or "the abstract idea of its genuineness," as Benjamin writes.
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It's easy to get caught in the here-and-now of everything, as though the end of civilization has arrived because Facebook keeps giving away everyone's data like free orange chicken samples at the mall food court.
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Inspired by movement, by the ebb and flow of human history, but perhaps most of all the here and now—like, right now—Doug Aitken is the kind of artist whose goal is to shake things up.
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The short film, called Here and Now, treats Grand Central as a character, home to thousands of discrete human interactions every day that, with the power of 22-degree video, you can experience up close and personal.
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It is part of a larger group of displays and performances, "Utopian Voices Here and Now," showcasing explorations by young British-based artists around the issues most affecting them, like the body and gender, sexuality and race.
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Facing a crowd of about 70,000 people (not to mention the other acts on the lineup), they shrugged off the jokey label immediately attached to the festival — "Oldchella" — and placed their music in the here and now.
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What the show gives us, though, is something less easily packaged: a conceptualist who has always grounded far-looking ideas in here-and-now situations and things, and a social revolutionary who understands the power of service.
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So while innovations like mobile payments and biometrics may one day change the way we safeguard consumer financial information in the digital age, we cannot neglect the here-and-now of both online and off-line users.
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And then comes an incident that sets the rest of the story, so far a muddled mix of fractured memories presented in playable flashbacks and here-and-now exploration and exposition set within an asylum, in motion.
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They might, in time, be willing to see a semifinal as a remarkable success, but here and now, with a place in the final within their grasp, with only a decimated Spurs team standing in their way?
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"Again and again," the photography columnist Gene Thornton said of Mr. Duncan, "he approaches and crosses the line that divides the journalist's interest in the here and now from the artist's concern with the timeless and universal."
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The novel is their picaresque journey, allowing for moments of pure soaring beauty to hit against the most mundane, for a sense of timelessness to be placed right beside a cleareyed version of the here and now.
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Betty's primary aesthetic principle was to locate the figure, not isolated on a neutral ground as in academic drawing, but integrated within an environment, in the here and now; the figure in the landscape was her mantra.
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"Here and Now" builds upon those core elements as the episodes progress, including Ramon's visits to a therapist (Peter Macdissi, who starred in Ball's feature "Towelhead"), whose personal history also gets drawn into the show's peculiar mystery.
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In "Here and Now," the ruminative drama from the filmmaker Fabien Constant, Sarah Jessica Parker is Vivienne, a jazz vocalist preparing to release a new album and celebrate 25 years of performing at the Birdland jazz club.
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Multiple panels with a female dancer in a white leotard, or a singular canvas with male dancers, suggest something beyond the here and now, a perspective on people, history and looking that you expect painting to elicit.
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A traditional city builder game tends to see any intervention as a good one: There was no road here, and now there is a road, which means that you can have houses, which are better than no houses.
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I'll say it here and now, because I'm not afraid of being controversial: Kendall Jenner's sense of style tends to be underrated, particularly when we're talking about what she wears out and about, and not in fashion shows.
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From there, there's a kind of circular criticism against Pelosi and her stance against impeachment: If even she concedes Trump might not peacefully leave office, then why won't she commit to impeaching him in the here and now?
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"The focus was very much on the here and now and the fact that the UK is so far away from meeting the sufficient progress point and that we are rapidly running out of time," the official added.
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Then last night's Here And Now episode, "It's Coming," happened, confirming to both me and the rest of the world that there are times when no status-symbol accessory or enviable home address will protect you from racism.
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Those are the headline features that'll get the most use in the here and now, but Opera is also talking up its support for "Web 3.0" — the so-called decentralized internet of the future based on blockchain technology.
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There was plenty of evidence, however, that concussions and head hits were bad for high school athletes in the here and now, resulting in headaches, impaired memory, inability to focus and pay attention, absenteeism, and poor academic performance.
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They seemed to be straddling two eras — one a glorious phase when the team permeated the region's sports fabric, another the here-and-now, with the locals forgiving but not entirely forgetting the franchise's sojourn in St. Louis.
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In times like these, it's always a challenge to look beyond the here and now but investors should consider that sound fundamentals coupled with decreased energy and financing costs could pave the way for strong results long-term.
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In times like these, its always a challenge to look beyond the here and now but investors should consider that sound fundamentals coupled with decreased energy and financing costs could pave the way for strong results long-term.
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The director, Renaud Barret, situates his film in the here and now that presents itself to his camera — the movie doesn't delve into the root causes of the poverty and oppression that make the country a pressure cooker.
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Such portraits have become a go-to narrative tool for a range of purposes, on shows from Freeform's heartwarming " The Fosters " to HBO's sludgy " Here and Now " (a more self-serious drama made in response to Trump's rise).
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In your work in terms of counterterrorism in New York State, you look at this situation and this is really been everybody&aposs nightmare, you know, that we would see this kind of thing here, and now we have.
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His Jesus got drunk at the marriage at Cana, climbed on a table and exhorted everyone to forget the afterlife for the here and now; his raising of Lazarus was recounted by a furious pickpocket victim in the crowd.
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Where we stand here and now, with intelligence agencies actively and secretly exploiting weaknesses in security systems, we are very far away from any such accord that security must be a priority for everyone — including every part of government.
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Sure, part of the fun of I/O is hearing about all those far flung ideas, but before we get into autonomous cars, drone delivery, and other moonshots, here's a modest, here-and-now wishlist for Android in 2016.
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At a time when state universities face steep budget cuts—not to mention the decline in humanities degrees generally, and history majors specifically—he also feels an obligation to show the public history's relevance to the here and now.
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But what the show gives us is something less easily packaged: a conceptualist and eco-feminist who has always grounded far-looking ideas in here-and-now situations and things, a social revolutionary who understands the power of service.
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A fresh voice of my generation among a sea of older, veteran money experts, Sethi seemed to understand a young person's conundrum: How do you grow your money for future you while enjoying yourself in the here and now?
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Peter Bergen: Biden focused on the here and now of the coronavirus crisis Obviously, the question of who might better handle the coronavirus crisis was front and center in the debate between former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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By now, it's obvious that the "Here and Now" creator, Alan Ball, reserves much of his empathy (that word again!) for characters like Ramon, Henry and Ashley's husband, Malcolm (Joe Williamson), who aren't always laboring toward some inane accomplishment.
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"Here and Now" seems to be slowing down in anticipation of some kind of bombshell, and when it hits, we may have some sense of where this show is heading — and whether it's worth continuing along for the ride.
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In the here-and-now, there are the daily household chores and repairs, the redeeming of coupons, the endless ad hoc runs to Home Depot, the doctor appointments and ferrying of attic treasures for the annual church rummage sale.
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"Previously, John was often looking to history, but now his inspiration, in terms of movement and characters, is what we have here and now, with the people we cast," he says, referring to the house's creative director, John Galliano.
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The opening evokes the here and now of homelessness and sleeping rough, whereby the cast emerge as so many vagrants who have to claw their way on to a tarpaulin-filled stage in order for the performance to start.
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Critics have attributed her extraordinary, labor-intensive creativity to her relative isolation and yet, as Trigger Warning makes clear, she is very much connected to the here and now — and she reflects it in her exciting, thought-provoking work.
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But these tend to be visual: letters swimming on the computer screen, figures in a familiar painting seeming to move, or daydreams so vivid they are like waking dreams — before the person snaps back into the here and now.
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The Paddington book series seemed to end in 1979, but in 2008, to celebrate the bear's 50th anniversary, Mr. Bond wrote "Paddington Here and Now," in which our hero has his shopping cart towed and his immigration status questioned.
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Ginsberg didn't want to throw out the traditional canon, many of whose figures, including Pound and Eliot, he revered; he wanted to expand it, to include the risk-takers telling the "personal subjective truth" in the here and now.
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The reduced arousal that results means that stress-related hormones dissipate, allowing feel-good ones like serotonin and dopamine to be restored in the brain as the happier here and now becomes woven into the fabric of everyday life.
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The uncertainty is still there – "It feels like a bubble, but it's been a while and it hasn't burst yet," Schur said with a chuckle – but that doesn't diminish the opportunities that are available in the here and now.
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" Deborah Lipstadt, Emory professor and author of Antisemitism Here and Now, told me that, though she hasn't noticed this as a campaign motif so far, she wouldn't be surprised if "trolls … will be tempted to pick up this theme.
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Passing references not to Mr. Trump but to "this new wave of nationalism," and freighted use of the word "refugee," would appear to tilt the new National Theater production of "Salomé" toward the here and now, but think again.
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Ellen Umansky's first novel, "The Fortunate Ones," borrows the architecture of the art mystery, but leaves aside the obligatory magic in favor of a quieter and more earthly examination of how art serves us in the here and now.
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Your tastes and routines have probably changed since everybody last lived under the same roof, so think of this as a way to both make guests comfortable and get to know your family better in the here and now.
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"As the field winnows and as voters start paying closer attention, they'll see Bullock is a winning choice -- a Democrat with progressive values, a focus on getting things done, and solving problems in the here and now," Ridder writes.
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They've always carried a whiff of almost-critique of American imperialism (which I wrote more about here), and now they've curdled into a self-critique, a dark realization that the only thing Marvel has to fear is Marvel itself.
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This is mainly because I so often see a natural human bias toward the here and now — the low fruit — that tends to downplay the need to work now to build the intellectual and technical capacity for bigger changes later.
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"The rollback of the Clean Power Plan not only imperils the planet's future climate but will have life-and-death consequences for millions of Americans here and now," Ken Cook, the president of the Environmental Working Group, said in a statement.
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Either location serves to fuel the play's central tension between the tradition-rooted, timeless world embodied by the play's chorus and the harsh here and now of Joy's professional life in the cosmopolitan West, in an unspecified, high-pressure job.
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"Many of us are very busy during summer months with activities we enjoy, which can leave less time for mindfulness that keeps us grounded in the here and now and make time feel a bit less fast," Dr. Henderson says.
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The emphasis of the 53-year-old "Notorious RBG" is on the here-and-now, not the proverbial "long game" played by some colleagues like Chief Justice John Roberts taking incremental steps toward major decisions and ideological battles in the future.
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"I would like to make it now, here and now, that there was never an intention on my part to derogate the memory of the six million Jews murdered," he said in a speech at a festival carried live on television.
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Closer to the here-and-now is the stunning new all-in-one Surface Studio PC that stands upright in traditional desktop computing mode, or tilts to a near horizontal plane like a drafting table for direct finger-on-app interaction.
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"Here and Now" from Josephine Livingstone examines the bold, vivid worlds of Rachel Kushner's novels and notes how her most recent novel, The Mars Room, marks a shift from the author's usual focus on broad currents, cultural and national umwelts.
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For all the talk like mine in this column about the future of television advertising, in the here and now industry executives and analysts expect ad rates to spike in the coming upfront deals for the first time in several years.
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Reinventing the B22B IT stack is the here-and-now opportunity since there is no reason for any part of the value chain not to be digitized in the long run if there is potential to streamline and automate processes.
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But what the show gives us is something less easily packaged: a conceptualist and eco-feminist who has always grounded far-looking ideas in here-and-now situations and things, and a social revolutionary who understands the power of service.
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Havel similarly called out to the whole world from Washington that day in early 1990, with grace and without rancor, but for one mistaken prophecy, that to me now reads as tragic, especially in the context of the here and now.
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Set firmly in the here and now, Matt Ross's film, with its queerly rusticated look, is a hymn just the same to a hippie-frontier ethos that has persisted since the '60s, having long since woven itself into the national psyche.
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"I'd like to make it abundantly clear here and now: The behavior outlined in the recent Daily Beast article is unacceptable, and the fact that anything like this could happen at VICE is my and my senior management's responsibility," he wrote.
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"I am Belgian, too, I was raised here, and now my 5-year-old son asks me to close the blinds because he is afraid of being shot by terrorists," Samia said as two friends wearing Islamic headscarves nodded somberly.
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Nachman, a controversial mystic in his own time, gained renown—and quite a few detractors in the deeply conservative Hasidic world—for emphasizing the here and now, a personal relationship with God, and the celebratory, rather than punitive, aspects of Judaism.
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The islands' governor, Kenneth Mapp, told Here and Now on September 53 that three of his islands — St. John, St. Thomas, and Water Island — were decimated by Irma, and he had been using St. Croix as a base for their recovery.
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"We really weren't designed to think ahead into the further future because we needed to focus on providing for ourselves in the here and now," said psychologist Dr. Hal Hershfield, a professor of marketing at the U.C.L.A. Anderson School of Management.
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In a lineup that was often relentlessly focused on the here and now, the strangest and most creative entry was "Arctique," a deliriously entertaining mystery that seemed to make up for the deficits of imagination in the more documentary offerings.
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Second, given that dictators, particularly atheistic communist despots, sole goal in life is to maintain their tenuous grip on power in the here-and-now, they are in fact relatively easy to deter, at least in terms of nuclear use.
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Onscreen, though, Roland basically points, shoots and serves as an overqualified babysitter for Jake (Tom Taylor), a 14-year-old with psychic powers (he "shines" à la "The Shining") who lives here and now on what Roland calls Keystone Earth.
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But CES has always been a place where PC manufacturers can show off experimental prototypes that are more of a signal of where a company thinks the industry is going rather than what it thinks might sell right here and now.
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"We appreciate very much that you're reducing the trade deficit with the United States, which was very substantial before I got here, and now where we're bringing it down with great orders like the orders that you made today," Trump said.
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LEIPZIG, Germany (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel's would-be successor, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, urged delegates from her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) to back her vision for Germany at their party congress on Friday or else "let's end it here and now".
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"Between the World and Me" by Ta-Nehisi Coates "Between the World and Me" by Ta-Nehisi Coates With Donald Trump's election, I could no longer avoid the conclusion that white supremacy and kleptocracy are alive and well, here and now.
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While cultural and political realities are central elements of the work on view, the artists in Look up here, I'm in heaven create imagery that aims to transcend the here and now to establish a more transcendent sense of self.
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While his work has been recognized in the years since the Black Panther Party newspaper ceased publication, Bold Visual Language is a reminder that the boldness of Douglas's visual language remains, and has never ceased to be necessary, here and now.
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"Two in two days; I was Michael Jordan's number 23 when I started here and now 25 sounds even sweeter," said Hingis, who played the U.S. Open singles final on the same Arthur Ashe Stadium court 20 years ago, beating Venus Williams.
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Reeling from such criticism, she put her job on the line at a party convention in December, offering during a 90-minute speech to the party faithful to "end things here and now" if they didn't share her vision for Germany's future.
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Wearing his red paratroop beret, Golan said at the gathering to honor the six million Jews killed by Nazi Germany that the annual remembrance day should also lead Israelis to deep soul-searching about "how we, here and now, treat the stranger".
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"Here and now, today, we have businesses that are stopping because their employees can't travel in and out of the United States," said David Cowan, a partner at Silicon Valley firm Bessemer Venture Partners, one of the oldest top-tier venture practices.
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HBO's new family drama Here and Now — from Alan Ball, who created the original HBO family drama, Six Feet Under — is kind of a dud, at least through the four episodes (out of 10 total in the first season) that I've seen.
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"I'm very focused on the here and now, which is that all these angry women, mainly, out there who saw what was going on and how the Senate was not able to deal with the entire issue of sexual assault," she said.
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I understand that, in a way, it emerging with relevance to the here and now is almost beside the point—it's supposed to be an echo of the past, rendered more brightly, running more smoothly, than any game could be in the 113s.
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This wasn't just a gathering of cult-band loyalists revisiting fond memories; it was a full-throttle, here-and-now arena-rock concert, a marathon of punk velocity, grunge angst, metal impact and jam-band interplay that never seemed routine for an instant.
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Bargemusic (Friday through Sunday) There are two strong programs at Brooklyn's floating concert hall this week, kicking off with Friday's "Here and Now" concert of new music inspired by buildings, including pieces by Lewis Spratlan, Harold Meltzer, Hannah Lash and Amy Beth Kirsten.
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Season 3, which airs on NBC this fall, may be its most ambitious reset yet, as it switches from the cosmic settings of heaven and hell to the real world, confronting the potential for bliss and pain in the here and now.
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By focusing on the here and now — such as turning off my phone when focusing on my family — and keeping myself healthy, and constantly re-prioritizing, I can be at my best to help everyone else reach their highest purpose and potential.
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While some of the forum's discussions looked beyond the horizon — from smarter-than-human artificial intelligence to solving political strife — much of the discussion focused on the here and now of China, which has hosted the annual meeting for about a decade.
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Perhaps this is because climatic and environmental changes are often cloaked in the language of scientific prediction and hypothetical futures, so it was a shock to hear of a here-and-now practical consequence of a dramatic global change already far advanced.
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The logic is simple: the NBA Draft rewards losing, so if you want to win in the long run, lose a whole bunch of games in the here and now so you can grab productive players at the top of the draft.
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In South Carolina, white residents have long perfected the bless-your-heart two-step of praying for your black soul so you can join them in Heaven in the afterlife, while upholding systems that threaten your black body in the here and now.
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Trump's embrace of the Alabama judge suggested that there is little he would not do in the name of power -- and that the party's future reputation is far less important to him than maintaining the Senate majority in the here and now.
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"But, dear friends, if you want this Germany, if you want to take this path together ... then let's roll up our sleeves here and now and make a start," she added before delegates showed their support with a seven-minute standing ovation.
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"You can use music to modulate your mood -- we're setting up some online dancing for our team to get them moving," Russell explains, adding that it can help people to focus "on the here and now, rather than being concerned about the future."
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The new moon in Aries asked that you stay present, but the full moon in Scorpio finds you dancing in a space beyond the here and now, exploring all facets of your past, present, and future, and on the brink of transformation.
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More records for both wet and dry weather are being set around the globe, often with disastrous consequences for the people facing such extremes, according to a study published Wednesday that offered new evidence of climate change's impacts in the here and now.
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I was peering into the virtual world of Here and Now, a short film that Facebook's internal creative studio, known as The Factory, created to help prove that VR and its kissing cousin 360 video can be used to create mainstream-friendly content.
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Even scarier is the disarming jocularity with which the veteran actor Antony Sher, stepping away from the Shakespearean repertory for the first time in a while, infuses "One for the Road," a play from 1984 that speaks absolutely to the here and now.
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His notion of religion seems to be northern-European Christian first and foremost; he is quiet about Judaism, whose practices are sensibly grounded in the here and now, and which lacks the intense emphasis on the afterlife characteristic of Islam and Christianity.
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What do you say we all decide right here and now to not be the people who judge people based on where they went to college, nor the people who are still worried about where they went to college 25 years later?
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You need: atmosphere (thus the obsession with lighting), presence (the ability to be in the here and now and turn off the phone), pleasure, equality (" 'we' over 'me' "), gratitude, harmony, comfort, truce (the willingness to get together and not discuss controversial issues . . .
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Whereas the comic regularly shifts between flashbacks, the present, and, most notably, those with the answers to Jesse's questions about his new powers, the TV show only visits the past occasionally, preferring to stick to the immediate aftershocks of the here and now.
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Go-Jek CEO Nadiem Makarim worked at McKinsey for three years before starting the company [Photographer: Wei Leng Tay/Bloomberg]In the here and now, Go-Jek claims more than 125 million downloads in Indonesia, more than a million drivers and some 300,000 food merchants.
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When you're very much engaged in the present, when you're having a wonderful conversation with a good friend, all of your concerns and anxieties about the future pretty much melt away because those feel good, happy, satisfied here and now chemicals are suppressing dopamine.
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That's the idea to encourage governments to get on board, plus, he added, mClinica "tends to give a lot of this data for free" to public sector organizations to help shape policy and paint a picture of the here and now of a nation's health.
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This sort of makes Here and Now sound like a "hot button issue of the week" show, like one of those legal dramas where the lawyers walk into court to argue about whatever the series' writers were reading about in the Times that week.
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The president took particular aim at Omar on Monday: "In one case, you have somebody who comes from Somalia, which is a failed government, a failed state, who left Somalia, who ultimately came here, and now is a congresswoman who's never happy," he said.
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For the sake of capturing the undeniable 'here and now' that oozes from "Habit" and its Dragos Chiriac-directed music video, I interviewed Gabrielle Shonk about songwriting, singing between languages, and the anxiety that comes from being a big voice in a small town.
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"Through virtual reality, mindfulness and the therapist's expertise – the touch – we invite the client to reconnect with the here and now, to relax their body, to awaken their senses and to experience the pleasure of beauty in a more intense way," the official statement reads.
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"If we are serious about constructing a winning strategy to defeat ISIS and al Qaeda, then our horizons, they do have to involve a strategy that looks beyond the day-to-day, the here and now, the fight in Iraq and Syria," Murphy said.
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Well, the idea that we don't live in order to obtain some kind of salvation in the afterlife leads naturally to the belief that we have to achieve everything that is worth achieving in the here and now, in this one life that we have.
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"Only yesterday they were here and now we are here," a Russian journalist announced after taking selfies at the abandoned base at Manbij where US forces had served since 2015 alongside allied Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a coalition of mainly Kurdish and Arab fighters.
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And a 3-D plate from Additive Innovation 3D has been emblazoned with the French words "ici" and "maintenant" ("here" and "now"), which had been engraved on a silver ring that my college-age daughter loved and lost (it disappeared in the high school gym).
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In her forthcoming book, "Anti-Semitism: Here and Now," the scholar Deborah Lipstadt discusses a 2013 study of overtly anti-Semitic letters, emails and faxes received over the previous decade by the Israeli embassy in Berlin and the Central Council of Jews in Germany.
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Yet beyond such calculations of whether to play, or looking beyond Gullane to brighter lights up the coast in Carnoustie days later, Adams said there is a fundamental lure for all the competitors this week that will keep them focused on the here and now.
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I'm highly skeptical as I think it's been only focused on hopes for tax reform (which would be positive LONG TERM for the economy no doubt from a competitive standpoint but I'm mostly talking multiple compression for the here and now and possibly tighter credit).
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So it's a shame that the director Josie Rourke's specifically modern new Donmar Warehouse production of the play gives us the surface appurtenances of the here and now without fully connecting a fiery play set six centuries ago to our faction-ridden landscape at large.
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But while it's easy to expose the moral shortcomings of the President in the here and now, three years from now the Democrats will have to confront the legacy of Trump's long-term projects -- a legacy that may prove very attractive to the American voter.
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In the here-and-now, though, Ghost in the Shell is an all-encompassing embarrassment, the kind of movie you might not want to admit you watched—and which, judging from the box office, not a lot of people bothered to see in the first place.
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Our existence is the result of stars exploding, solar systems forming, our Earth having an environment hospitable to life, and then, finally, millions of highly improbable events accumulating over millions of years to bring us, a capable and conscious bag of stardust, to the here and now.
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"With U.S. markets on Thanksgiving holiday from Thursday and little data catalysts in the G10 calendar, global markets may take a leaf out of the mindfulness playbook this week and embrace the relative serenity here and now," wrote ING currency strategists in a note to clients.
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The proposition is that the most vulnerable citizens should take a flyer on the hope that the least honest governing party in memory will take another vote at some point in the future to spare them, after voting to sacrifice them in the here and now.
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First seen in London 20 years ago in a production that starred Michael Shannon (a 2016 Tony nominee for his role as Jamie in the current Broadway revival of "Long Day's Journey Into Night"), this lurid fantasia finds all sorts of resonances in the here and now.
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Beginning on Wednesday the Here and Now Labor Day Festival offers a bracing mix of jazz and classical, Japanese and Argentine influences in a slew of premieres by composer-performers including the violinist Gregor Huebner, the shakuhachi virtuoso James Nyoraku Schlefer and the trombonist David Taylor.
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Natives of Nepal, they felt a need to stand out in a crowd, as this part of Queens is home to both the city's finest momos and their makers, immigrants from the roof of the world who have settled here and now number in the thousands.
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Before you know it, Cindy will be screaming that she's taking Muffin to Oregon so that they can both die with dignity while her brother Gary calls her a damn hippie and offers to take her out with one of his 20 guns right here and now.
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At a news conference after the official memorial ceremony, a forum normally dominated by reflections on the past and appeals for a peaceful future, a reporter prodded Mr. Abe about the alarmingly here-and-now problem of the nuclear ambitions of the North's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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So I'd rather have an effective altruism movement that talks a lot about effective altruism with regards to extreme poverty and talks a lot about what we can do to reduce the suffering of billions of animals right here and now, particularly the animals in factory farms.
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No scholar (I mean that as praise!), he lives in the here-and-now, like a true aesthete; the long New Yorker essays on Martin Luther and the Ghent altarpiece, and the reports about studio visits with Rachel Harrison and Laura Owens, could have done by any gifted reporter.
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On campaign finance, for example, Sanders proposes to "replace corporate funding and donations from millionaires and billionaires with public funding of elections that amplifies small-dollar donations," but in the here and now, he accepts whatever contributions he can get, including the occasional large check from a millionaire.
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Bringing this story back to the here and now, Fortnite's launch on Switch led to a revelation: The lack of cross-platform support from Sony means that anyone who actively plays and purchases content in a PS4 version of the game can't access that content on any other platform.
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These references might make the whole thing seem retrograde but Sports Team take from these influences and assimilate them into an overall new sound, placing them firmly in the Here and Now and as one of less than a finger-full of British bands doing something genuinely interesting.
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And they must contend as well with the distortions and pressures introduced by political meddling of the sort that large government debt is all but certain to attract, because payments to creditors reduce the amount of budget dollars available for interest-group spending in the here and now.
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We've got HEM AND HAW, HERE AND NOW, MA AND PA, STOP AND GO, YOU AND I, OUT AND ABOUT and BOB AND RAY, and I especially liked the way the theme entries help create the shape of the ampersand by appearing in every sector of the puzzle.
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Each technology demands certain tools to facilitate its use; the electronic technology has dismissed the old hierarchies and established instead a method in which all facts are equally important and each one is made present simultaneously with every other fact in a constant and overwhelming here and now.
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Yet even if that's a minor, peripheral element in a fantasy set in a long-ago, far-away galaxy, rather than being reluctantly drawn into such debates, "The Last Jedi" signals its willingness to at least be part of the conversation by addressing issues in the here and now.
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And he was grateful, too, for her effect on his father, whose politeness, when he recalled that he was in the company of a young woman, would jar him from what otherwise were interminable reveries and would bring his attention back for a while to the here and now.
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For those in search of a book that illuminates the here and now, we've got "The Chickenshit Club" (yes, we are printing that title), about why the 2008 financial crisis produced so few prosecutions, and "Making Rent in Bed-Stuy," an observation of the challenges posed by gentrification.
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"I want much of my philanthropic activity to be helping people in the here and now - short term - at the intersection of urgent need and lasting impact," Bezos, one of the world's richest people with a net worth of more than $76 billion, said in a Twitter post.
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Effective altruism also implies it's quite possible that even the best here-and-now causes — giving cash to the global poor, distributing anti-malarial bed nets in sub-Saharan Africa — are less cost-effective than trying to reduce the risk of the world as we know it ending.
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Here and Now lacks that organizing principle, which left me thinking that maybe the "hot button issue of the week" structure could have been an improvement, when, really, it doesn't belong anywhere near a family drama and would probably just reduce the show's multiracial cast to a collection of talking points.
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" Against a centralized surveillance state that imposes a motionless and false order and an illusory happiness in the name of a utilitarian calculus of "justice," Basile concludes, Zamyatin envisages a different utopia: "In fact, only within the 'here and now' of beauty may the equation of happiness be considered fully verified.
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Now that they've graduated to playing clubs, museums, and festivals at home and around the globe, NAAFI retains this emphasis on the here and now, each late-night sound-clash and release vibrating with the built-by-hand allure of a bunch of people putting their heads together in real-space.
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By turns sad, funny, relatable, and sparklingly triumphant, "Pageant" is both a half hour-long joyride into the future of the rock genre and a defiant mission statement in the here and now, served up by two of guitar music's current best songwriters and performers in Ben Hopkins and Liv Bruce.
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At the same time, it is about a rigorously modernist practice that walks the bridge between the 1960s — when Kawata moved to New York and began working with the safety pins prominently featured here — and now, where the strategy of accumulative aggregation still continues to fascinate artists, fans, and writers.
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JERUSALEM — Last year, when the Trump administration was still trying to entice the Palestinians into peace talks with Israel through cooperation rather than coercion, it encouraged the two sides to team up on small-scale infrastructure projects as a way to rebuild trust while improving conditions in the here-and-now.
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The subversive ingenuity of the Kate Spade brand, with its cheerfulness and indulgent use of color, was that it rejected both the old hierarchies and entitlements and the newer tensions of the meritocracy in favor of an ethos that implied you were already someone — here and now just as you were.
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But you are a very practical person, in the bush, with an eye on the here and now, and you don't have time for theories of global this or that, or for people from the cities who want to lecture you about land they've probably never seen in their life.
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"In the last years, we had to focus on the here-and-now, managing crisis after emergency, fighting to keep our unity and solidarity intact," she said, noting that the EU had often been at its best when pushing bold initiatives such as the creation of the euro, the common currency.
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On July 503, many thousands of people heard a fascinating story on NPR and WBUR's Here and Now radio program, in which two esteemed historians asserted that Americans never would have been as dependent as they are on tobacco were it not for the considerable support of the U.S. government.
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But while "Videofilia" is tough to absorb in one viewing, it is hard to escape the sense that Mr. Molero has employed his relentless formal invention in service of some fairly banal moralizing about the dangers of strangers and the internet — a warning that seems late for the here and now.
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"Even with the most perfect reproduction, one thing stands out: the here and now of the work of art — its unique existence in the place where it is at this moment," philosopher Water Benjamin offers in his seminal text The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (1935).
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ANTISEMITISM Here and Now By Deborah E. Lipstadt As recently as the turn of this century, it was just about plausible to hope that anti-Semitism might soon go the way of fear of witches — not extinct, but too manifestly absurd for all but the dumbest of bigots to avow.
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It's not so much the residual Cold War politics still in effect between Turkey and Russia at this given moment, but the desire of both countries — two old, ruined empires — to reenter the geopolitical stage and play an active role in the convoluted here and now, either through proxies or military intervention.
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So I wanted to tell a modern story that reflected how feminism has really changed and morphed into something that exists not just in academic literature, not just in the women's rights movement of the 1970s, but something that is happening on the ground here and now in a lot of different ways.
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So the really pressing question — roundly ignored by web consumers going about their daily Googling but perhaps moving into clearer focus, here and now, as commercial thirst to accelerate AI advancements is encouraging public sector bodies to over-hastily ink wide-ranging data-sharing arrangements — is what is the true cost of free?
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The novel, then, is their picaresque journey, allowing for moments of pure soaring beauty to hit against the most mundane, for a sense of timelessness to be placed right beside a cleareyed version of the here and now, for a sense of vast dispossession to live beside day-to-day misery and poverty.
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As delegates desperately search for a practical plan for cutting emissions at the COP25 meetings in Madrid, Spain, this week, this region is a stark reminder that the climate crisis is here and now -- and that countries that did the least to cause the climate crisis are already being hit the hardest.
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So my hope, though, is to take the conversation a little bit out of speculating about whether robots are going to take all the jobs in 2040 and driverless car and situate it in the here and now, because income inequality has not been as bad as it is today since 0003.
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And while it is important to live in the here and now to ensure you have water for your daily needs, it is just as essential to work on future-proofing your homes and your city for a time when you will have to make do with less water on a more regular basis.
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So, if you want a good cathartic cry and look at the best of what people could be, stick with a show like the legitimately lovable This Is Us. But if you want a bit of an edge in your family drama, it might be time for you to live in the Here And Now.
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Watch it right here: And now, the brackets... Group A: Sweden, Spain, Canada, Brazil Group B: U.S.A., Russia, Germany, Chile Group C: South Korea, Finland, Australia, Taiwan Group D: China, France, Singapore, Thailand The field was much more crowded with teams back in September, when the process of whittling down a final 16 started.
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"Here and Now" crashes to the shore on a glittering wave of high hopes, with an A-list cast that includes Hunter and Tim Robbins; it's made by the beloved showrunner Alan Ball, the creator of the much missed "Six Feet Under" (and also the less missed but still fun and filthy "True Blood").
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Stuck in traffic on Route 160 through Newark, Ohio, on her way to work last month, Cynthia Ravitsky was listening to a discussion about women and heart attacks on NPR's Here and Now show, when she suddenly felt a strange pinching sensation in her chest, followed by tingling and numbness in her right arm.
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This is not to say that it was the dominant topic across the whole spectrum of art, though it might have been in literature, where science fiction replaced reality — the magic spell of totalitarianism, swallowing the present whole but magically presenting a remote past and a distant future, both unreachable from here and now.
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So, the idea is that I've contributed over 203 million to a collection of groups looking at defending journalism, and defending the country against bad actors whether foreign or domestic, but I think we not only work need to work in the here and now, but we need to work in the near term.
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Although most people who use illegal drugs are not happy that they must buy from a corrupt and damaging trade—and are some of the most vocal campaigners for drug-law reform—they cannot use their ideal world as a crutch; they have to make a moral decision based on the here and now.
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Better yet, we were able to share the moment with our friends and family back home: I put a word in the ear of the official Disneyland park photographer before we did our first pose, pictured here, and now we have 30-some-odd photos of the big moment that are ours to keep, forever.
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CAVUTO: All right, so when it comes to the Catholicism -- and you have heard this -- that... (CROSSTALK) LEO: By the way, I can&apost believe -- I can&apost believe that right here and now in our country, we&aposre talking about whether Catholics can engage in a vigorous public debate about the proper role of the courts.
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Alan Ball, the auteur behind HBO's True Blood and Six Feet Under, has created Here and Now, the story of two families: One is a white couple (Tim Robbins and Holly Hunter) with adopted (now-adult) children from Vietnam, Liberia, and Colombia (Raymond Lee, Jerrika Hinton, and Daniel Zovatto, respectively), and one younger biological daughter (Sosie Bacon).
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Meditating on the "disparate forces polarizing present-day American culture," Here and Now tells the story of two families in Portland, OR. One family, a philosophy professor and her husband, their adopted children from Vietnam, Liberia and Colombia and their sole biological child, and a contemporary Muslim family of a psychiatrist who is treating one of their children.
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Watch: These scientists are trying to breed super coral that can survive climate change "It's certainly premature to give up on the Great Barrier Reef but what our study shows is that climate change is a serious problem for the reef here and now," said Terry Hughes, Director of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies.
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It is not hard to predict the former, as the marginal members of the majority coalition in Congress are those most endangered in the next election; for them, greater spending in the here and now is certain to be an attractive tool for reelection purposes, and efficiency in environmental policy or resource allocation is an irrelevant abstraction.
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Ideally, if politicized contemporary art does something, then it makes itself felt not just in the viewer's worldview but in the invisible relationships between them and everyone they interact with, encouraging a sense of responsibility for how we all respond to the past here and now, and our duties to the future, whatever the fractures of today's social experience.
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But this floating concert hall becomes a valiant outpost of adventurous new-music activity with its Here and Now Labor Day Festival, offering a bracing mix of jazz and classical, with Japanese and Argentine influences, in premieres by composer-performers including the violinist Gregor Huebner, the shakuhachi virtuoso James Nyoraku Schlefer and the trombonist David Taylor.
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There is some less-than-desirable fill here, like ENOL, TALCUMS and ECH, but there is also some really good fill, like SILENT TREATMENT, I'LL BE THERE (I defy you to fill that in without humming), NO SIREE BOB, CRIME SCENE, MENNONITE, PETER FALK, THE HEIRESS (great movie!), ARMWRESTLE, HERE AND NOW and I LOVE L.
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My outfit, with its combination of white and navy blue, seemed to me to be something that the teen-mag girls would wear, something that could lift me out of my here-and-now-ness, if only I weren't surrounded by my cousins and my sister, if only my mother weren't paying for my dripping frozen-custard cone.
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Privately, and one by one, a representative of the donor approaches each of you with a blank check and a pen, and poses the following question:How much money would you have to be paid, right here and now, to retire today and never receive another dollar of income (from any source) for the rest of your life?
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How this process has played out and for whose benefit, how its reality has been negated by whole swaths of America — including a current president who omits hip-hop from his inauguration because it's not right for the "typically and traditionally American event" — these are the issues demanding the attention of hip-hop historians of the here and now.
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