The projects of Ken Burns are designed to illuminate the past and, thereby, illuminate the present.
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Edison may have figured out how to illuminate the world, but Morris makes us wonder how best to illuminate a life.
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And then comes the crown jewel: Shade & Illuminate Lips.
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Muted lights installed in the seabed illuminate the water ...
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If Venmo's feed can illuminate the hard truth of who is hanging out with who, Instagram's following tab can illuminate who wants to be hanging out with who — which is arguably juicier.
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After dark, special projections and lighting will illuminate Hogwarts castle.
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Plus, there's a cool blue light to illuminate your experience.
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She then used her phone to illuminate her sleeping boyfriend.
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A hoard of private letters illuminate the characters' inner lives.
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And then you let the candidates illuminate the issues themselves.
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This eclipse could illuminate a cohabitation station ready for rental.
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Here are other movies and shows which illuminate the biz.
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Some history from the Reagan years can illuminate that point.
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Glowing flowers illuminate a pond in the middle of Tokyo.
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Still, the numbers illuminate how pervasive its diversity problem is.
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Mr Modi's moves will illuminate the state of climate diplomacy.
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Their divergent fates could illuminate the effects of those differences.
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Viewing these acts collectively can help to illuminate their significance.
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Flight patterns illuminate the sky above Newark Liberty International Airport.
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More contentious is the claim that these documents illuminate Mrs.
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Overnight, whirring generators powered floodlights to illuminate the disaster scenes.
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There are anecdotes galore, but they illuminate rather than scandalize.
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Its light is meant to overpower subjects, not illuminate them.
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Now those recordings, and the songs they illuminate, are everywhere.
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If successful, a portion of the Universal Grid will illuminate.
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How the two halves illuminate each other is left obscure.
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A full moon will illuminate these issues for you soon.
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Nine small salvaged chandeliers illuminate tables set in mismatched period china.
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It's able to illuminate and highlight failings of human nature itself.
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The findings demonstrated the ability of simulations to illuminate emergent phenomena.
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Tobii's system uses invisible infra-red light to illuminate the eyes.
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Four LEDs illuminate to indicate the WiBa battery's remaining power reserve.
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The Geminid meteor shower will illuminate the sky around 2 a.m.
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The sun's rays burn and destroy, but also illuminate and comfort.
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There are ones that mattify, hydrate, illuminate, blur pores, and more.
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But the exchanges that would illuminate both their lives had begun.
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MIDI RingtonesBecause the Illuminate ringtone on the iPhone isn't for everyone.
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When standing under a blacklight, the streaks illuminate in the dark.
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Tom Ford Shade & Illuminate Highlighter & Shader Duet, $13, available at Nordstrom.
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Here is an example Thiel gives to help illuminate this idea.
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Artist Dave Badman preparing to illuminate a very fine fox poo!
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These charts illuminate trends that a walk through the forest can't.
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The best critics illuminate the work of art for fellow viewers.
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There are directors who use individual stories to illuminate social conditions.
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Mark Zuckerberg believes Facebook Live could illuminate wrongdoing in the world.
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They illuminate a single area, but the problem is the fog.
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"He helps to illuminate where they came from," he told PEOPLE.
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Plug in a laptop, and it will illuminate the 20V light.
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Public shaming competes with the very developments that illuminate those stakes.
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If the book's purpose is to illuminate and chill, mission accomplished.
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Those visions illuminate the way to her humanist return to nature.
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Art and neuroscience have long been used to illuminate each other.
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Does the study illuminate something strange and wonderful about human physiology?
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Two reports help illuminate these issues, one older, one just released.
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A light will then illuminate for the length of the video.
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"Viewing the acts collectively can help to illuminate their significance," Mueller writes.
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The experience of my hometown might help illuminate the phenomenon I'm describing.
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But the impulse to illuminate humanitarian crisis using virtual reality wasn't new.
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The internet can illuminate or you can just jerk off to it.
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Lauren, why don't you illuminate the people about what the situation is.
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The light of the full moon is sure to illuminate the solution.
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Will season 3 illuminate the inner lives of everyone's mom and dad?
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Tisdale also made some design updates to the Illuminate Cosmetics Goddess Palette.
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Essenhigh's large-format paintings will illuminate MOCA's TowneBank Galleries with otherworldly expression.
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For the humanity we must work to illuminate and preserve and affirm.
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The media's job is to illuminate the facts, not fan the flames.
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The puppet can breathe, move individual limbs and illuminate its vital organs.
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If the clock spring is contaminated, an airbag warning light will illuminate.
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However, on some issues, her reluctance to illuminate her thinking is mystifying.
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Neon canvases by the former graffiti artist KAWS illuminate the lobby staircase.
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Lounge lights dim when you press play and illuminate when you pause.
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In this light, Mr. Trump's comments illuminate his campaign's "America First" ideology.
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At the base are multicolored LED lights that illuminate the tree's fibers.
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I am here to illuminate the tradeoff, not to decide for you.
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Web is to illuminate how impoverished our understanding of power remains. First,
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Every Halloween, carved jack-o'-lanterns illuminate neighborhoods with their spooky smiles.
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It helps illuminate the differences in worldview between many conservatives and liberals.
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The bright lights of the big city illuminate the backyard at night.
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Existing investors Illuminate Ventures and GingerBread Capital also participated in this round.
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It was as if he saw the bulb illuminate in my brain.
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This question, while odd, could potentially illuminate how empathetic a candidate was.
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A boy holds a toy sled as two others illuminate him with strobes.
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These moonbeams could illuminate someone who wants to go the distance with you.
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But I didn't have the dialogue or the scenes to illuminate her backstory.
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These are the contextual components that illuminate the story of Fat White Family.
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Canon's new cameras illuminate the company's current product strategy in a few ways.
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So-called highlighting "glotions" are built to blur fine lines as they illuminate.
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On another level, these votes illuminate a conservative orthodoxy that dominates Republican politics.
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Fireworks illuminate the Eiffel Tower in Paris during Bastille Day celebrations, July 14.
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They look back at the truck terrified as the headlights illuminate their faces.
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In his hands a genre traditionally used to illuminate personality shows conformity instead.
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This eclipse will illuminate all the ways you need to strengthen your foundation.
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This data creates vivid simulations that illuminate potential pain points for city dwellers.
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But we are interested in the power of data to illuminate cultural trends.
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Lights illuminate the MahaNakhon skyscraper during the light show to celebrate its completion.
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At night, the family would use solar-powered lights to illuminate the house.
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Yet flashing gems of insight illuminate mortality amid the hostile scrub and rocks.
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History shows well-timed and principled resignations help illuminate and focus on problems.
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Some of that works to illuminate character, particularly in the case of Darius.
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The Perseids meteor shower will illuminate the sky in the Northern Hemisphere tonight.
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A chicken was covered in a substance that would illuminate in fluorescent light.
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The full moon in Cancer will illuminate where you are on this journey.
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The candles were not to illuminate but to suck up oxygen, speed asphyxiation.
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Others tried to use their lighting equipment to illuminate a path for firefighters.
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And how do they illuminate the way we talk about pop culture today?
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Both songs are kindly promises, with Stevens deliberating over how to illuminate them.
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Their collaboration aimed to illuminate black joy, black love and resistance through art.
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Somewhat like "Western" psychological science, mindfulness can illuminate the workings of the mind.
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"Philosophical analyses can illuminate what's going on in the information environment," says Fallis.
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It will illuminate the colors of Belgium's flag tonight in support: http://bit.
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Their stories help illuminate the variety of choices — and costs — facing adoptive parents.
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Yet, a small bright light now shines to illuminate the way in 2020.
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Some images do more than just represent an idea; they deepen, illuminate, connect.
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A camera hangs directly overhead where rows of Ikea LEDs illuminate the scene.
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The task force will have the example of Antarctica to illuminate its work.
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GM said the vehicle's diagnostic system will not illuminate the instrument cluster alert.
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Discussions at the Constitutional Convention of 1787, though brief, also illuminate its scope.
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Mak illuminate between wealthy and poor Asians has only widened in recent years.
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He advised sorting reviews by "most recent," which can help illuminate any issues.
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GM said the vehicle's diagnostic system will not illuminate the instrument cluster alert.
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The thing is to illuminate human behavior as you're going about your business.
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This full moon will illuminate issues concerning wealth, security, and your self-esteem.
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Illuminate your yard this season with these Opps glow in the dark garden pebbles.
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Is this the first time you've gone into the studio since Illuminate came out?
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Every so often, a ray of light shines through to illuminate our dark world.
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The characters in them push each other to new heights, or illuminate new depths.
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How personal loss, grieving, and memorialization can humanize and illuminate the controversies around monuments.
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Apple Inc's results after markets close illuminate the impact of trade tensions with China.
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He never got close enough to her or her confidants to illuminate her motives.
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Then there are also more stories like mine that illuminate the injustices surrounding prohibition.
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Using technology to illuminate chromosomes, scientists confirmed the underlying genetics of this mental disorder.
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The exhibition is divided into eight themes that illuminate different stages of her work.
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The claims illuminate the long obscure role of fund trustees, sometimes known as directors.
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Studying the switch between the two modes, he hoped, might illuminate the purging process.
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Our aim is to illuminate the most important news and trends around the globe.
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Als's essays match and illuminate the immediacy and irresistibly direct communication of Neel's work.
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You don't need to be their therapist, but you can illuminate a path forward.
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It's a phrase physicists use, not laymen, and she doesn't stop to illuminate it.
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The project is meant to illuminate "the long history of black organizing," she said.
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It comes with two built-in floodlights, which can illuminate large areas at night.
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Shawn Mendes's "Illuminate" (Island), last week's top seller, fell five spots to No. 6.
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Nastaha Lyonne hopes the last few seasons helped to "Illuminate the reality" of injustice
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Miles Mosley's restless score compounded the sense of urgency but didn't illuminate the source.
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As you add each section, the lights illuminate automatically as you connect the plugs.
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Her delusions test her husband's patience, but they also illuminate his loyalty and ardor.
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Consider two news items from last week that serve to illuminate the current reality.
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There's power in turning to the past to illuminate the current state of things.
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One aims to illuminate great music of the past; the other, of the future.
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But there are differences, too, ones that illuminate the limits of each side's arguments.
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What does this illuminate about the struggle to piece together parts of Holocaust history?
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Details: Mercury's transits can illuminate its exosphere — the planet's extremely thin atmosphere — for telescopes.
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It's an inside joke that does little to illuminate the Anna of either play.
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Art can illuminate the fissures in society and in return offer opportunities for healing.
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There are fresh revelations in the second book that illuminate events in the first.
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Next I can just illuminate this with different lights and measure the apparent color.
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All of that insight I've worked to illuminate, that won't go back to black.
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All of that insight I've worked to illuminate, that won't go back to black.
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And this California bill helps illuminate how ISPs should treat customers and their data.
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The burning fields and twisted metal illuminate risks that could cost the world trillions.
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I'm currently choosing colors to illuminate an outdoor events area at the Peninsula Hotel.
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The point of the switch in terminology is not to illuminate, but to bully.
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A row of domestic ceiling lights half illuminate a few smallish paintings and ceramics.
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He roamed purgatory with a carved turnip, filled with coal, to illuminate his way.
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Yet years of economic research illuminate the ways in which human cognition veers from rationality.
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Its investors include Illuminate Ventures, Insight Venture Partners, Intel Capital, Altos Partners and Battery Ventures.
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You will once you read Yong's description of how luminous bacteria colonize and illuminate it.
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Woods, who wrote the episode, hoped to illuminate the connection between these two heinous eras.
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A new study out Thursday in Science seems to better illuminate one of these detours.
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Stars illuminate the sky above a rock formation in the Teide National Park in 2014.
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Is it better to fire an employee like James Damore or to educate and illuminate?
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In the process he does a lot to illuminate the very nature of biography itself.
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The series hopes to illuminate just how valuable the LGBTQ community is to the world.
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Read on to discover what these lunar phases will illuminate for your sign this month.
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These authors illuminate us through their work and leave an indelible mark on our souls.
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Some flood lights illuminate the area, but we cannot see beyond a hundred yards out.
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The pixels in an OLED screen illuminate themselves once an electric current is passed through.
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Hopefully, future digs will illuminate what kinds of activities ancient skull cults were engaging in.
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But they also illuminate the extent to which gender identity is a meaningful human characteristic.
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And recent economic research shows that rushing to illuminate the world is a bad idea.
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This allows users to illuminate their entire keyboard with any one of 215 million colors.
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JBL PulseThe JBL Pulse has fun lights that illuminate with the music on the exterior.
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I feel they can always be another layer to help augment, illuminate, and articulate meaning.
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Lost embryos and eggs illuminate people's interests against being wrongfully deprived chances for biological parenthood.
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Through Sean and Daniel Diaz's story, Dontnod illuminate all sorts of timely real world issues.
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Images from comic books and the label from a carton for honey illuminate other drawings.
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The lights over the outfield look like they were built to illuminate a prison yard.
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Mr Worth narrows the field of view, using personal narratives to illuminate the larger dynamics.
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"They're awe-inspiring and illuminate the magnitude of changes happening to the Greenland ice sheet."
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In the city of Juchitan, rescuers used floodlights to illuminate a giant pile of debris.
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A clarifying statement from Giuliani issued four hours later did little to illuminate the matter.
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Beaux-Arts buildings and old bridges live in harmony and illuminate the skyline at night.
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The little light helps illuminate the subject of a photo when the lighting is subpar.
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And instead of headlights, the AI:TRAIL relies on five LED drones that illuminate the trail.
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LED lights illuminate the electric patio awning that is accompanied by an exterior wash station.
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When tackling complex or controversial topics, he manages to illuminate the core concepts without oversimplification.
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Keep reading for 13 telling facts and statistics that illuminate just expensive the city is.
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The most memorable pieces hinge on unexpected connections that illuminate both Gaitskill and her subject.
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On the 7th, the new moon could illuminate a winning contender from your friend zone.
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Nor does the federal standard specify how far the headlights must illuminate the path ahead.
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Partnering again with Intel, McCharen incorporated the tech company's Curie Module to illuminate her dresses.
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Mass media, the panelists said, could also illuminate real UFO stories and their mundane explanations.
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I feel it's my responsibility as a writer and editor to illuminate that for people.
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This full moon will illuminate self-worth issues, allowing you to work on self-healing.
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Unlike photographic prints, slides and negatives need backlighting to properly illuminate the image when scanning.
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Incandescent bulbs will still be allowed to illuminate the inside of ovens and clothes dryers.
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These five-inch-long collarbone grazers will illuminate your face and brighten your whole outfit.
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The media is not using their strength, their franchise, to elevate and illuminate the conversation.
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Trilobites A mycologist hopes to show how a simple, silly experiment can illuminate fungal biology.
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Miles confronts a dilemma in her effort to illuminate the lives of Detroit's enslaved people.
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He gave his speech sitting down and used a desk lamp to illuminate the text.
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"I can envision where Defender 2020 might illuminate several things" about those stocks, Perna said.
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How do their struggles illuminate the impact of West Virginia's change to food stamp requirements?
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For a while, they used the phone to illuminate their surroundings, then the battery died.
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Little did he know, the experience would help illuminate the challenges facing CEOs decades later.
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The lights illuminate once-proud houses on quiet streets and decrepit structures along main thoroughfares.
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The work of the Belgian political theorist Chantal Mouffe can help illuminate what's at stake.
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A new study helps illuminate how life bounces back on Earth after cataclysmic events. 10.
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Does the character illuminate something that is particularly important for children to learn or absorb?
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The letter provides no details about what episodes related to Haspel the agency will illuminate.
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They were able to illuminate the cave, were able to cook food and keep warm.
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Rather, they want him to illuminate some of the most damning bits of his report.
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There are also individually placed fiber optic lights inside the roof that illuminate the roses.
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Examining the differences between 2010 and today also helps illuminate the role of the wall.
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Their frustrated accounts illuminate some subtexts for the rock-throwing boys of the Palestinian uprisings.
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The letter provides no details about what episodes related to Haspel the agency will illuminate.
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What books do you think best explain or illuminate the political situation in France today?
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Her goals are straightforwardly radical: to illuminate oppressive forces, redistribute resources and spark social change.
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I have the Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate palette that comes with the two colors.
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One power that "Bombshell" and "The Loudest Voice" do not care to illuminate is whiteness.
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I would create a narrative, which I hoped would illuminate how horrible they really were.
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Messages in bottles also illuminate a darker scientific trend: that of trash in the ocean.
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Understanding the place of Cannes in the culture of French cinema helps illuminate why this matters.
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The sun continues to illuminate the sign of Pisces this week, keeping us tender and dreamy.
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Twist the digital crown on the side of the watch slowly upwards to illuminate the display.
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The lights illuminate their paths underwater, allowing coaches to measure all of their movements more efficiently.
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Lights from the deck illuminate the packed vessels; ropes are flung up and tied to railings.
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Glowing geometric objects illuminate pristine, unforgiving landscapes in Lucid, a short film by German collective 3hund.
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I pointed my flashlight at our feet, and you used yours to illuminate the path ahead.
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The two passages taken together illuminate an important facet of Trump's personality, and of his presidency.
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Their success lies in specificity, using illustration to illuminate rather than obscure the faces of newcomers.
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Similar additional facts would help illuminate why we are taking such strong, unprecedented action against Huawei.
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Scroll on for these tricks and more that will illuminate your slow cooker's true trendy potential.
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But spotlights only illuminate where you point them at, and for that reason empathy is biased.
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Then they zapped a laser beam at the smoke behind the bats to illuminate its particles.
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Illuminate your path with the push of a button and stay warm at the same time.
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It is not designed to illuminate politics from the inside out, with tales of backroom maneuvering.
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The ways in which the other two are irksome illuminate a good bit about English grammar.
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In particular, these letters illuminate the lives of the soldiers, on both sides of the battle.
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This accessible book attempts to show that economic theories can illuminate other areas of our lives.
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A paper published last week in the journal Cell may illuminate the limits of those trips.
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What was it about them as actors that you thought could illuminate these characters the best?
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She also partnered with the company on the Olivia Jade x Sephora Collection Bronze & Illuminate Palette.
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Now, he's a viable pop star — on Friday, he releases "Illuminate," his second major-label album.
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The church lights illuminate a small pin on his lapel that says everything: Gold Star father.
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Invisible Countries extends Keating's thesis that unusual cases can illuminate the major principles in world politics.
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Our bill would also require two provisions to help illuminate the true extent of these crimes.
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Today, it's a fully developed city — we pulled in and saw the lights illuminate the sky.
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Solar eclipses are rare and you can never predict when an aurora will illuminate the sky.
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I think my skills as a storyteller specifically help me illuminate and illustrate why this matters.
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Its green light beams illuminate particles of marble dust and water molecules colliding in the environment.
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Chimpanzee art is used as a means to illuminate the insanity of the contemporary art market.
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And they are able to illuminate what's going to surface as relevant in a year's time.
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I did have his eyes to look into, and they would illuminate that gorgeous color blue.
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The Ursids tend to illuminate the night sky around the winter solstice in the Northern Hemisphere.
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An Axios buzzword is "illuminate" — tell readers exactly what they need to know, and nothing more.
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"Through great diligence and time spent, they unpick an event and illuminate it," Mr. Turner said.
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While your lights might brightly illuminate the road ahead, you'll also be blinding every oncoming driver.
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Tires require more attention, with pressure warning lights and all the hazards that may illuminate them.
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Outside, lights illuminate the main strip so it almost feels like daytime, or at least, twilight.
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Turn the headlights on, however, and the pieces of the grille hiding the headlights suddenly illuminate.
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Instead, he stresses a political history that helps illuminate territorial conflicts between China and its neighbors.
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But making sense isn't the point; the report's function is to obscure reality, not illuminate it.
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I hope that Mr. Blow's critique will illuminate these issues for both black and white voters.
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Fireworks illuminate the sky around Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
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It should be to heighten them and illuminate for everyone what is a moment of crisis.
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They illuminate our president's impulsive, angry, vengeful inner life and his inability to manage his feelings.
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When the sun sets, they pull out headlamps and cellphones to illuminate their rows of crops.
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"Just because it might not stop the behavior doesn't mean we shouldn't illuminate it," Hulquist said.
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Words are used to disguise, not to illuminate, action: you liberate a city by destroying it.
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There are three big pieces of Lind's thought that I think help to illuminate this era.
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Such a dynamic personality as Mr. Turner's could use a more dynamic documentary to illuminate it.
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Using her education to illuminate her science fiction proved more alluring than being a research scientist.
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The point of the event was, in name, to illuminate how the Mueller report came together.
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To help illuminate the larger impact this information might have, indulge me in a brief anecdote.
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The box seemed to illuminate my failure in not providing a happy home with two doting parents.
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"Probably Chelsea" was hopeful about technology, demonstrating how it might illuminate things deliberately concealed by the state.
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The area didn't have marked pedestrian crossing or traffic lights to illuminate the road at the time.
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Amazon has several lighting bundles that can help illuminate your space, and many are pretty decently priced.
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That sharp eye and wounded heart shine through a tough exterior to illuminate a real human being.
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Feld told me this eliminates human error and should illuminate each performer in a more theatrical way.
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It has also helped illuminate the sense of entitlement to sexual gratification many other straight males have.
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They don't illuminate the road very well, but they do make you more visible as a rider.
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For example, to measure the hemoglobin, Senosis' app uses the phone's flash to illuminate a user's finger.
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Archeologists are continuing their work looking for patterns in crops and grass to illuminate hidden English history.
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The van is also equipped with LED headlights that illuminate the road and communicates interactively with pedestrians.
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Some of that sureness stems from Lindelof choosing collaborators who can illuminate experiences he couldn't possibly understand.
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ON AN icy January morning, twinkly lights and the glow from chic cafés illuminate Hässleholm's tidy streets.
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There are many questions to be answered that even a silly scandal between celebrities can help illuminate.
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The lighting department uses virtual light sources in the scene to illuminate the characters and the set.
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CNNs, therefore, nicely illuminate that our audio and visual processes are connected in more ways than one.
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The three designers' very different works illuminate various phases of an often opaque yet ubiquitous global industry.
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During an eclipse, sunlight has to filter through the Earth's atmosphere before it can illuminate the Moon.
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To illuminate the issue, Choksi measured shirts and shorts from 10 mainstream brands providing clothing for children.
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The story was the first of many to illuminate one of the central ironies of Facebook's struggles.
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But also, I hope the stories, the characterizations, illuminate aspects of the human condition which are universal.
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The lights at the palace, which usually illuminate the night sky, have been dimmed in recent days.
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As he built his thinking machine, he hoped the machine would illuminate how the human brain worked.
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A three-year-old talking about an imaginary friend can illuminate the workings of the human mind.
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They help measure the distance we've traveled and illuminate the route we've been inching or barreling along.
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I used very heavy, textured paint to illuminate his body image issues and ideas of body dysmorphia.
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The best campaign books illuminate, surprise or help us think anew about familiar facts or political figures.
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The little light helps illuminate the subject of a photo when the lighting is less than ideal.
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Under either theory, incorporation seems likely, but this case should illuminate which theory Justice Kavanaugh subscribes to.
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Instead, she's collaborated with longtime evangelist Marilyn Hickey to illuminate, simplify, and structure the book with illustrations.
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At high tide, the lighting shifts to illuminate the elevation of the bridges and show their structure.
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The upshot: The headlights can project specific patterns on the road or illuminate certain areas more brightly.
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Among the union officials whose activities Mr. Jones could illuminate are Dennis Williams, his predecessor as president.
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This distinction between science-t and science-p helps illuminate two of the controversies around the march.
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Then, NASA notes, the moon will set after 3 am, leaving dark skies to illuminate more meteors.
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She asked on Twitter, "Was there no other scenario that could illuminate the value of DNA testing?"
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Their wartime trials movingly illuminate age-old mortal issues: racism, sexism and the devastating effects of PTSD.
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Clunky narration and badly edited stock footage do little to illuminate Rosalee's times or support her memories.
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Delbanco, a professor of American studies at Columbia, excavates the past in ways that illuminate the present.
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Aesthetic doctor Dr. Sophie Shotter offers a variety of treatments, including filler, at her UK clinic, Illuminate.
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Leo Villareal and architects and urban planners, Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands, won the competition to illuminate London's bridges.
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These first-person accounts exist beyond the frame, with and against the portraits they illuminate and complicate.
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What, in the end, does The Inheritance really illuminate about how economic inequality affects the gay community?
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We now illuminate how millions understand power centers across the United States, and in Canada and Europe.
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For Hermès, Wilson's task had been to illuminate items from the home collection to their best advantage.
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The stories such trades tell, then, can illuminate the subtle, mysterious contours of inspiration and self-definition.
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That makes Ms. Puno's project, which aims to playfully illuminate the concept of privilege, a good fit.
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Fireworks illuminate the city's skyline during New Year's Eve celebrations on January 1, 2020 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
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The artwork is part of an installation that will illuminate the Abbey over the next four nights.
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These eclectic movements didn't illuminate the lives that Mr. Wilson drew to our attention in the program.
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They illuminate the three-dimensional efforts while revealing another, full-blown aspect of Ms. Kelly's impressive talent.
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Instagram-friendly pin lights illuminate tables, which are set far apart and have hidden drawers for flatware.
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Through an opening in the northeast wall of the cave, sunlight spills in to illuminate the scene.
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"I announced the diagnosis from the stage because I thought it would illuminate the songs," he said.
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Meanwhile, the 306 tried to make sense of what documents they could find to illuminate their past.
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Do you ever use newspaper archives to find pieces that illuminate the era your students are studying?
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" As the sun's last rays illuminate the columns of skyscrapers, Jeffrey reflects: "I didn't need heaven's light.
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The Times's editorial board tracks cases that illuminate a shift for abortion and women's rights in America.
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The Sun's entrance into Gemini will illuminate the sector of your chart that rules rest and solitude.
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The new court order may help further illuminate this metric of the storm's deadly impact, which remains uncertain.
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Smartphone apps brighten our homes with a tap, and sensor-laden gadgets illuminate our entryways as we approach.
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He reckoned it could also illuminate an office desk, if only it picked up a little Scandinavian style.
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At the same time, metaphors are poor things that never adequately illuminate the things they stand in for.
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Gloom is displaced by a dash of bliss as shades of pink — rose in French — illuminate the canvases.
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Theresa will switch off the lights, strike a match and illuminate the corners of the room with candles.
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Beyond that, garish lights reflect out of Budweiser mirrors to illuminate a wood panel-clad, packed little bar.
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I envisioned Mthethwa's South Africans: a prideful, respectable people whose modest surroundings only served to illuminate their beauty.
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VanDerBeek takes this challenge head on, reframing museum collections to illuminate women's unseen labor, both artistic and otherwise.
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Related: 2,000 Glowing Pigeons Illuminate the Brooklyn Waterfront Strapping LEDs to pigeons for Duke Riley's Fly by Night
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The Echo Buttons illuminate and can be used as buzzers to answer the questions that Alexa reads aloud.
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They illuminate a tension cutting through and profoundly limiting "The Black Presidency" as a work of political commentary.
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All mythologies that have propagated to explain the unexplained, the things modern science can't quite justify or illuminate.
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Its marquee feature was its touch-based "halo" keyboard, which would illuminate only when you needed to type.
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The Sun and Mercury in dreamy Water sign Pisces will illuminate the partnerships sector of your chart: exciting!
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The XA264 Ultra's also got a built-in LED flash to help better illuminate your crazy bar selfies.
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But advances in microscopy and genetics have finally begun to illuminate what makes the virus so damn catchy.
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If things go right, the seismic reverberations will illuminate the contours and material composition of what's underneath Thwaites.
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I saw the night as a 'blank canvas' on which to illuminate just the parts of the composition.
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The glowing displays of the phones already outstretched in expectation illuminate the faces of the increasingly impatient mob.
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Three (very faint) lights illuminate in the center of the device when it hears and executes your commands.
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However, much of this assistance occurs within an "informational black hole" which the study is trying to illuminate.
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There's nothing holdin' Mendes back on his Illuminate tour, which includes bringing out a very special musical guest.
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It just launched on Indiegogo and claims to be able to redirect sunlight in order to illuminate rooms.
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And where psychiatry has failed to illuminate, capture offers a new lens through which to understand human behavior.
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They illuminate the unbearable consequences of the current round of welfare reform but leave the TANF model undisturbed.
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This year's Global Risks Report seeks to illuminate risks that threaten individuals, businesses and governments throughout the world.
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Plus, it can illuminate a space of up to 90 feet across, and lasts up to 65 hours.
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And it's helped illuminate dramatic, puzzling changes in the volatile Antarctic — changes that have stoked significant scientific curiosity.
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It also uses far-red light to illuminate the scene with a color that the squid can't see.
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That's right, the brand is relaunching three highlighting trios to illuminate light, medium, and dark skin tones — again.
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Douglas Haig has pleaded not guilty and maintains he sold tracer ammunition, which illuminate a bullet&aposs path.
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George Soros' Quantum Strategic Partners, Jefferies Financial Group, OCA Ventures, and Illuminate Financial, all previous backers, also participated.
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And a lot of people are trying to illuminate their little corner of the world, and help people.
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The writer draws on hundreds of interviews with citizens, political figures and personalities to illuminate the ongoing struggle.
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Audi calls these drones Audi Light Pathfinders because of their ability to fly and illuminate the path ahead.
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The intention was to illuminate an overlooked aspect of his work: his skill as a reality-grounded storyteller.
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A: New York is bright, with streetlights, headlights and the lights that illuminate buildings turning night into day.
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Amid the darkness, three warm floodlights illuminate "Babel Fat Tower" (2010), a contemporary nod to Pieter Bruegel's masterpiece.
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The choice of movies is designed to illuminate America's cultural history, even its most unsavory and odious past.
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Few restaurants have done as much as FnB in Old Town to illuminate the agricultural bounty of Arizona.
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Delbanco's skills as a literary critic also illuminate the contributions fugitive slaves made to the growing antislavery movement.
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And you make a fair point: Speculating about strangers' relationships, and requiring them to illuminate us, is overstepping.
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But there are several new marketing firms trying to illuminate the inner workings of young people without condescension.
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The handmade artistry of these books helps to illuminate and animate children's feelings of wonder, loss and determination.
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The power of the press to illuminate what's actually going on is something I cling to every day.
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Echo and its ilk do, however, share a crucial trait with their imaginary forebears: They illuminate the times.
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I think long and hard before talking about palm trees, trailer parks or cornfields to illuminate a place.
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Though the study revealed mortality differences by teaching status, it could not illuminate the cause of those differences.
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The headlights reach 600 lumens of brightness, and the taillights illuminate any time the user brakes the skateboard.
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Exactly how the brothers split Bail Bond City duties is unclear and not something the Haggler can illuminate.
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You can move one of the dinosaur lamps and illuminate your lover if you want, which is seductive.
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Europe was the first place where scientists were able to use ancient DNA to illuminate the deep past.
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To illuminate this, consider our company's particular attempt to negotiate this minefield in our own quest for capital.
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Newly surfaced documents illuminate how that happened — and the origins of the messy, imperfect democracy we have today.
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For a brief moment, the sun's golden rays illuminate the city's buildings and traffic with a breathtaking glow.
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Its 20 clutch settings help you avoid damaging hardware, while a bright light helps illuminate your work area.
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A metaphor's desire to transcend diminishes any human story; its ambition to illuminate blinds those who create metaphors.
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Zelman shot all his photos at night, using studio lights and flashes to illuminate and isolate his subjects.
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For all the news coverage of Israel and Palestine, a good insider's account can still surprise and illuminate.
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In the simplest terms, anyone who doesn't illuminate the Retroflective images won't experience the details that complete them.
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The network also added that aides used cellphone camera lights to illuminate various documents brought to the tables.
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They were also asked questions designed to illuminate how prone they were toward risky behaviors and sensation-seeking.
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Yet the records released from his White House counsel days fail to illuminate Kavanaugh's work in this area.
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The high-profile venture aims to illuminate what has been an obscure corner of the private equity industry.
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They've arrived, these foreigners, not to boast or brag but to expose our weaknesses and illuminate our lives.
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Van Hove uses these things specifically to illuminate the text, I think, sometimes in rather literal-minded ways.
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Was your edit in part intentionally trying to illuminate viewers about this depth of character, complexity, and diversity?
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Additionally, more rigorous testing of drugs for new uses might illuminate harms, hampering drugs' marketability rather than helping it.
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Few things illuminate differences in sensibility and style like a dozen photographers finding their way through the same subject.
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But analysing movement patterns helps illuminate the distinction and the researchers found that the average location capacity was 25.
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The production was minimal, stripped back, allowing his hoarse voice to illuminate sincerely on some of his deepest thoughts.
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And according to CNN, aides used flashlight feature of their phones to help illuminate documents in the candlelit setting.
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Studying these objects could help clarify what reionized the universe and illuminate how supermassive black holes formed at all.
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I secured the thumbstick with a bit of tape and used a small camping flashlight to illuminate the text.
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They illuminate the fact that we all experience heartache, love, grief, despair, shame, longing, ambition, joy — you name it.
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Kim's words, which include three variations on the phrase "worked hard," illuminate precisely what about the claims infuriated her.
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But search data can illuminate what people are really thinking, including in sensitive areas such as Islamophobia or racism.
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And you can illuminate actual history, exploring fine-bore zones of possibility within the large-bore zone of fact.
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It's not clear why the House believes details that would illuminate this answer are hidden by grand jury proceedings.
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These two tragedies illuminate the tension between conservatism and innovation that lies at the heart of civil-aviation technology.
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First, let me give you the actual technical description from Google's papers, which I will be attempting to illuminate.
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Most entertainment venues, like cinemas and bowling alleys, go out of their way to identify and illuminate emergency exits.
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These studies helped illuminate some of the molecular mechanisms by which these fungal pathogens cause disease in the banana.
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New to the lowest-priced Kindle is a front-light system, which uses four LEDs, to illuminate the screen.
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At each venue, a curator or docent will lead us through the exhibitions and illuminate the artwork on view.
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They illuminate a people and heritage that need salvation — and not the kind of salvation found in a baptistery.
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World Premiere Sixteen world-premiere American documentaries that illuminate the ideas, people and events that shape the present day.
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There are formulas for our hair, faces, lashes, lips, and eyelids — plus, options that illuminate, condition, hydrate, and more.
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But those survey results illuminate why books and shows like 13 Reasons and the discussions they ignite are important.
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Lewis' example helps illuminate the high stakes of the 2016 presidential election, despite some glaring political and policy limitations.
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In 2016, The Perception Institute conducted the "Good Hair" Study to illuminate the ways that these stigmas persist today.
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It does, however, illuminate the complexity of an issue that is often reduced to simplified black-and-white terms.
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A glimmer of light from the entrance is just enough to illuminate the way into a large underground chamber.
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Her body of work speaks to journalism's core mission: shine light on the world's troubles, illuminate the dark places.
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Data on durable goods, service-sector sentiment and trade will help illuminate the economic picture as it currently stands.
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At the same time, preserved (or often reconstructed) slave quarters illuminate one of the grimmer moments in American history.
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Let those moonbeams illuminate workouts that are actually fun and superfood-rich recipes that actually taste good, like these.
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Soft golden lighting is refracted from the coffered ceiling to illuminate whispering couples tucked into mint-green upholstered booths.
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It was the kind of tool that helped illuminate a person's risk of developing, say, heart disease or diabetes.
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These grisly vignettes illuminate nothing interesting, settling instead on the claim that everyone enjoys inflicting cruelty, given the chance.
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Gigantic glass windows lined the right side of the room and allowed natural light to illuminate the dining area.
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As the sun sets, some balloons illuminate the dark sky in what the festival calls its twilight balloon glows.
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Her travels illuminate a host of compelling possibilities for better funerals and a less fraught relationship with our dead.
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Motion sensors detect when the user is near the control panel and illuminate a minimalist array of interface icons.
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Magic To DoVox helpfully directed attention to a passage in A Dance with Dragons that might illuminate Melisandre's methods.
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Highlighting the abuses of the powerful is meant to illuminate the fact that those sorts of abuses are ubiquitous.
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The new moon on the 4th could illuminate a sweet and stable candidate who is secretly traditional, like you.
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Decorative lights now illuminate the massive structure's contours, as if it's a secret location for some extra-nerdy rave.
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Her adventures illuminate the world of intrepid female artists in the late 1800s, a milieu too little appreciated today.
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Editors' Choice Some fiction writers try to capture reality, using stories to illuminate social conditions or plumb interior lives.
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He has a history of mental illness, and the trial did little to illuminate a motive for the killing.
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Trump's FEC filings illuminate some of the questionable ways that his campaign is spending the few dollars it has.
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While there, she begins to learn things that begin to illuminate the previously mysterious circumstances of her father's death.
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It will illuminate your life with beautiful, sweet, white fluff that restores your faith in goodness and egg whites.
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He hopes to show how a simple, silly experiment can illuminate the basics of studying fungal biology and ecology.
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Real estate developers used to wait for restaurants to illuminate the sidewalks before they'd start investing in a neighborhood.
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Except here he's trying to illuminate a multifaceted jewel that's still spinning in the air, nowhere near its apogee.
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In The Wurst, Ying and company seek to illuminate the universality, diversity, and culinary resonance of the humble wiener.
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The patterns that have emerged from their experiences with radical aloneness illuminate ways to understand and improve your own.
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When your hand approaches the speaker, two dots will illuminate on the edges to show you where to touch.
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When you move your hand toward the speaker while it's playing music, a pair of lights illuminate for volume.
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And while it is not required, understanding basic principals can help illuminate the broader shift to the advanced tech.
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With dual lighting settings, it can either illuminate a large area or set the mood with the flickering flame.
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But they do illuminate how the war on the Western Front sent its tentacles to the ends of empire.
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Then, scanning the organ with a laser microscope, the researchers could illuminate in fine detail the organ's complex structures.
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Meditation teachers have long insisted that focusing on mundane tasks can illuminate your inner beauty and calm the mind.
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In a nutshell, how the technology works is the phone's OLED display panel emits light to illuminate your fingerprint.
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"We want to help illuminate the road," Mr. Lund of the insurance institute said, "not just make cars prettier."
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We enable scientists and engineers to illuminate the unknown, to reveal the subtle and complex majesty of our universe.
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At the end of last week, we assembled a small group of POLITICO campaign reporters to illuminate the issue.
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You could say that Mr. Ostlund's commitment to illuminate what it mocks from within is a mark of integrity.
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December 13 brings the full moon in Gemini, which will illuminate the home and family sector of your chart.
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While those attributes are critical, they can often remain hidden and underutilized without a positive attitude to illuminate them.
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Also on this day, the sun enters hardworking earth sign Capricorn to illuminate the financial section of your chart.
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Earth's auroras, which colorfully illuminate the skies at high latitudes, are among the most spectacular phenomena on the planet.
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That Saturn's rings can illuminate the planet's night side isn't surprising, considering just how thick and wide they really are.
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Northern lights (aurora borealis) illuminate the sky over Potter Marsh, foreground, and in the distance, Anchorage, Alaska, on Saturday, Oct.
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I think that, as we learn more, we will be able to better illuminate what the president&aposs options are.
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The device does include a small LED light above the nozzle that helps illuminate the blast, but it's not enough.
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Venus in Pisces will illuminate the relationship sector of your chart, so expect some healing, happy vibes on that front.
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Instead, she turned to comedy and thoughtful writing to illuminate the issues and unintentional microaggressions she's faced her whole life.
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And when these influences are mixed, layered, and combined, they illuminate how beauty can emerge from cultural clashes and encounters.
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They enter the storage unit (actually a repurposed structure in Leinenveber's backyard) with only a flashlight to illuminate their path.
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To find those illegals who do not so conveniently illuminate their activities Global Fishing Watch turns to satellite radar data.
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Traveling has the potential to illuminate not just the worlds we enter as tourists, but also our own internal worlds.
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Second, read the following passage from the article "Using Innovative Storytelling to Illuminate the World," and then answer the questions.
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Mr Watts says inquiries about how antiquity can illuminate the "occasionally alarming political realities of our world" prompted his reflections.
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He wants to make sure Westerners know where they came from as a way to illuminate where they are going.
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It would take a set of much more seismic events to illuminate the danger of cyber threats to nuclear operators.
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Phones with LCD displays, which have a backlighting system to illuminate the entire screen, don't benefit much from dark themes.
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My Illuminate by Ashley Tisdale Goddess Palette just came out with three amazing highlighters and all different colored eye shadows.
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Kroesen called her collaborative performance works "systems portraits," because through them she aimed to illuminate the workings of societal systems.
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There's also the Ring Beams Pathlight, a much taller light that looks like it's designed to illuminate a garden walkway.
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If we can give access or illuminate a new generation to Shakespeare's writing, our job is done through this film.
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It would also: Create a nonprofit entity to collect and review claims data, to help illuminate what care actually costs.
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I'm just trying to illuminate the fact that we're going to take multiple aesthetics to bring his music to life.
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Its large windows illuminate rows of bookshelves and a small anatomical model of the human brain on her coffee table.
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The ads illuminate Clinton's strategy: Portray Trump as unfit to be commander-in-chief and glide to victory this fall.
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The tribal leaders planned to give the president a visual presentation to illuminate the regulatory barriers to their energy exploration.
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I almost never see them illuminate because the phone is often face up in my hand or on my desk.
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December 13 brings the full moon in Gemini, which will illuminate an incredibly psychic and intimate sector of your chart.
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We shouldn't make our decisions solely off models, but they help illuminate the way a founder thinks about their business.
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More questions illuminate the senses: Has Edelson framed a utopia at its end or a dystopia in its dawning moments?
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Another selfie-oriented feature is "Selfie Softlight" which uses the screen to illuminate your face (like the iPhone's Retina flash).
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Such a simulation could illuminate potential solutions to vexing questions about whether banks are too big or interconnected to fail.
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We also use electricity to make movies—to film them, to light their sets, to illuminate a pair of eyes.
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Instead of fireworks, municipalities in California, Arizona and Colorado will illuminate the night skies with drones equipped with LED lights.
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Illuminate your space with the versatile and economical set of 12 Homememory Wavy LED Tea Lights with Warm White Light.
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We'll figure it out, and we'll illuminate where it's necessary in order to try to get a change in behavior.
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Three recent studies of the American electorate illuminate the upheaval in the two political parties: the first, published on Oct.
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I add people to calls for second opinions, and I text pictures as visual aids to help illuminate my points.
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Fathers are dangling from rooftops ensnared in lights while trees spontaneously combust to illuminate the coming of the new year.
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The drawings further illuminate the erotic content of the book, which incorporates sex as a nexus of the power dynamics.
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Coulis revisits these gaps between shapes, accenting them with colored lines to illuminate what in stained glass is dark mortar.
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He then takes the bulb outside and uses it to illuminate his backyard, washing his neighborhood in an apocalyptic glow.
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As a filmmaker, Famuyiwa has the enviable ability to zone in on the singular so as to illuminate the whole.
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But those rebuttals illuminate the chasm that opens when we try to grapple with racism, history, and representation in entertainment.
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Dispensationalists believe that God has divided human history into "dispensations" — periods that illuminate different aspects of God's plan for humanity.
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Combined with cameras and sensors, the technology is able to identify objects and other potential hazards and illuminate the area.
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They illuminate the philosophy guiding Miller, who is largely regarded as the architect of the Trump administration's hardline immigration policy.
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But hearing this repertory sung by a consummate opera performer helped illuminate a musical moment suspended between nostalgia and modernity.
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The case could illuminate the impact of the court's rightward shift and could leave Louisiana with just one abortion clinic.
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Not only does it not illuminate any of the events, it detracts from the immediacy they've expertly built everywhere else.
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The show features a Native American ensemble that performs indigenous songs and dances to illuminate fables from Native American lore.
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A virus, though invisible, is also a way to illuminate the systems, real or imagined, that invisibly govern our lives.
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Hanson is most original and enjoyable when he uses his professional background in ancient history to illuminate 20th-century war.
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As I processed this new reality, I looked out my window and watched the celebratory fireworks illuminate the night sky.
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I love stories that illuminate the experience of coming of age in the United States as a woman of color.
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The company is already selling connected path lights, step lights, spotlights and floodlights to illuminate your garden like it's daytime.
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That, in turn, seems to have wrought changes in his brain that help illuminate just how flexible young minds are.
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And an inquiry, too, into the abilities and deficiencies of film as a medium to illuminate human consciousness and experience.
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Thank you Hollywood Foreign Press Association for seeing POSE and helping to illuminate and share our stories with the world.
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The Vitchelo V800 Headlamp is affordable and reliable, ready to illuminate objects both near and far even in adverse conditions.
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When it ends, a projector will illuminate the one bare wall with a different video as the sixth tune begins.
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"My goal is to find 10 pieces," and then try to see how they interact to illuminate a larger network.
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In 22019, we launched a groundbreaking project to illuminate and track the influence of gender during an unprecedented presidential campaign.
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By using conventional musical forms to illuminate a weird new sensibility, they achieve an unsettling combination of comfort and surprise.
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In his letter, Nunes claims Biden's testimony is necessary to illuminate "President Trump's longstanding and deeply-held skepticism" of Ukraine.
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Also, the full moon will illuminate a mysterious, private sector of your chart, so expect secrets to come to light.
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Driving the news: A pair of events this week served to illuminate and highlight the possibilities and the potential pitfalls.
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The eclipse in Aquarius on Friday will illuminate the sector of your chart that rules your work and physical health.
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The vehicle's headlights illuminate a woman directly in front of it who is crossing the SUV's lane with her bike.
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Mustashrik's glimmering visuals illuminate the song's rousing crescendos, luminous synth lines, and ethereal vocal track while maintaining his determined sentiment.
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" While Colas said he does not try to pick bottoms, he does look to spot signals that illuminate an "investable low.
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Between Illuminate debuting at No. 1 and a busy headlining tour schedule, one could imagine Mendes has little time for dating.
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In the coming weeks, Kavanaugh will likely cast votes that will further illuminate his position on the future of abortion rights.
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Can they illuminate the health, community, and ecological consequences of slashing its staff and programs, enough to make a political stir?
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Authorities believe the flames started after people at a shooting range used tracer bullets, which illuminate the path of fired bullets.
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Does a deeper understanding of Nabokov's butterfly research better illuminate the role of the creatures as mysterious apparitions in his writing?
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But as so many of us stumble through this heavy mourning, the stories Nipsey left behind illuminate his essence and legacy.
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Instead she uses this fact to illuminate the real tragedy at the heart of the story: the loss of Kathleen's life.
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So obsessed in fact, that the 31-year-old actress even launched her own cosmetics line named Illuminate earlier this year.
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Also borrowed from the One Vision is a dedicated Night Mode, which promises a Pixel-like ability to illuminate darker shots.
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It's not a particularly bright light, but it's enough to illuminate your path for late-night bathroom breaks or snack runs.
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Wilson, who worked closely with her puppeteer, Brian Fisher, said the daemons help illuminate flesh-and-blood characters like her Mrs.
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But before any of those stellar experiences, August's full moon, the Sturgeon Moon, will illuminate the sky on Monday, August 7.
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One particularly nice highlight are the input ports, which illuminate automatically when you go plug something in to help guide you.
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I'm not sure Acer's watch flashlight would've been powerful enough to illuminate the abyss down there, but I like the idea.
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Lenski said polls often include other information beyond the top line figures that can illuminate which candidates have more potential upside.
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Purple and blue lights illuminate their faces and the shots are so close you can see the sweat on their foreheads.
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The 32-year-old Israeli model shared a series of snapshots from months past, with only the moonlight to illuminate her.
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You're dealing with present-day circumstances, and then you have these flashbacks which further illuminate the present circumstances of the characters.
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Its practitioners crunched the same quarterly, national numbers, which failed to illuminate ever more refined theories of how the economy worked.
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I've also long been curious to try Tom Ford's bestselling Shade & Illuminate Contour Duo, but been thrown by the creamy texture.
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To illuminate my eyes, I draw TheBalm Mr. Write Now in Brian B. Beige, a nude pencil, on the inner rims.
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Unfortunately, Mr Pfordresher cannot illuminate the writing process itself, save for noting the date that Brontë first put pen to paper.
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If you choose to observe the winter solstice, you'll have the opportunity to illuminate even the darkest, quietest parts of yourself.
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A quick glance at the quotes presented in the article should illuminate why people don't buy that this profile is real.
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The columns and columns of data contained therein don't quite illuminate the secrets of the very secretive self-driving vehicle industry.
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Electricity had only been introduced to Azraq in January, and the refugees were previously using solar lanterns to illuminate their space.
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An opposite concept from the Drift light (above), this lamp begins to illuminate a half hour before the set alarm time.
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For his previous series, Lux Noctis, he strapped LEDs to a drone to illuminate desert landscapes in the US at night.
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In other places, light helps illuminate other key points: the city's rebellious youth, as well as the power of the authorities.
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The differences between the two Westworlds, and their radically opposed conceptions of robot rebellion, illuminate two different forms of technological terror.
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February 22 brings the Full Moon in Virgo, which will illuminate the sector of your chart that rules romance and creativity.
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They're controlled through an app that allows you to upload photos, illustrations or GIFs to illuminate the back of your kicks.
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There's a full moon in water sign Scorpio on Sunday, which will illuminate a very romantic, creative sector of your chart.
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Libra is the partnership sign so these moonbeams may illuminate the perfect person to play the role of your other half.
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They're buying these creepy reflective decals for their rear windows, that illuminate when a car behind has its high beam on.
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The answers to Mueller's questions also could illuminate the level of anxiety surrounding the meeting and the decision-making that followed.
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Sure, everyone knows that Vegemite can be 3-D printed onto toast—which can then be used to illuminate LED bulbs.
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As chairman, she'd be legally authorized to subpoena documents from the Treasury Department and Deutsche Bank that could illuminate those ties.
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Autobiography is one of the most important seedbeds for fiction, a way for the novel to illuminate new facets of reality.
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We get tweets — not thoughts composed in meaningful sentences, but abbreviated, unrefined emotions that do not illuminate but antagonize and provoke.
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Still, his primary mission is to illuminate the interior lives of the men and women forced into lives of ceaseless labor.
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The details of Arendt's childhood, education, romantic life and professional activity are not ignored, but they nearly always illuminate her ideas.
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You know, if I had just asked him, he would just illuminate me on what was really happening with this group.
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Thursday's eclipse will illuminate a deep, private sector of your chart, putting you on track with caring for your mental health.
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Kia even equipped the car with a Luminline to illuminate the outline of the glasshouse when the driver approaches the door.
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The robots' movements illuminate the ground beneath their feet, while the movements of their hands sketch luminous trajectories through the air.
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We have a full moon in Taurus on November 14, which will illuminate a very sensitive, psychic sector of your chart.
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The new moon in fellow earth sign Taurus on Tuesday will illuminate the higher learning and travel sector of your chart.
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But Washko says these distinctions in intent can illuminate why these pick-up artists have become so popular among certain men.
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Staver is a master of chiaroscuro, imbuing her scenes with luminescent sea-green and peach that illuminate her atmospheric black nights.
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Perhaps honor your element, fire, by engaging in candle magic to illuminate your world under the darkness of the new moon.
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But just as the show is about to illuminate a great truth, it backs all the way off, leaving us stranded.
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Impressed by their intricacy — "they almost look like miniature dresses" — Haddon photographed each pair on a lightbox to illuminate its construction.
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Sometimes a flash of unruly emotion or pungent language will briefly illuminate thematic recesses that are otherwise left in the dark.
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This time I want to approach it from a slightly different angle, which I hope will help illuminate YouTube's unsolvable dilemma.
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Mac's words illuminate them, somehow, because the ninety-minute intermissionless piece showcases the risks they're willing to take for good material.
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Although it is evening, it's still 22 degrees, and there is little more than a crescent moon to illuminate the night.
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He embodies one of Seurat's favorite artistic dictums, "concentrate," with an unwavering focus that seems to consume and illuminate the dark.
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As night falls, firefighters don headlamps, flashlights, or fall back on just the torch on their handphones to illuminate their path.
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These excurses, scattered throughout the book, help illuminate why it is so hard to identify a single cause of the catastrophe.
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Few events illuminate the relationship between the city's power brokers and the homeless than what happened in January of last year.
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Their answers, which follow a theory known as Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, illuminate the delicate balance between security and education.
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An artwork called the "Museum of the Moon" by Luke Jerram helps to illuminate the English Heritage's Rievaulx Abbey on Sept.
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Instead, Trump highlighted the stories of two victims of North Korea in order to illuminate the "depraved character" of the regime.
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In his letter, Nunes claims Biden's testimony is necessary to illuminate "President Trump's long-standing and deeply held skepticism" of Ukraine.
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Deutsche Boerse co-led the investment alongside London-based financial technology venture capital firm Illuminate Financial Management LLP, the source said.
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They supply us also with forgotten points of view that better illuminate the trade-offs we face in politics and economics.
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The full moon in fellow Earth sign Capricorn arrives on July 19, which will illuminate themes of travel, learning, and exploration.
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Don't expect to illuminate a stadium, but you can certainly use this to find your way to the bathroom in the dark.
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Replacing Inzalo, Sasol aims to launch a new 21 billion-rand ($1.6 billion) black empowerment scheme called Khanyisa, which means "to illuminate".
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A new study out of Stanford University seems to illuminate this hidden world, and the results are admittedly both cool and terrifying.
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These planets, in fellow Air sign Aquarius, will illuminate the sector of your chart that rules fun, celebrations, creative expression, and romance!
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When people turn to DNA testing companies, it's usually to illuminate the unlit corners of ancestry, the stories you don't quite know.
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Conversations with more than three dozen suburban women voters across three swing districts in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Minnesota illuminate that stark shift.
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One is to design multiple and diverse systems to illuminate potential pitfalls that can be remedied before an AI system is institutionalized.
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Initially pitch black, the tunnel opens up into the figure's cavernous torso, where shafts of light partially illuminate the dark bodily interior.
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The diver's video lights illuminate its whirling contours from below, while daylight breaks through from above throwing it into awe-inspiring relief.
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The highlight of the leak is a trio of smart bulbs that illuminate a spiral of LEDs that appear like exposed filament.
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It doesn't go entirely unnoticed; any notification or buzz will illuminate the homescreen to show white soundwaves under a red "recording" bar.
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The idea is to locate something new — the "other" — that might illuminate or reinvigorate the things we thought we knew back home.
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Silver Foxes hopes to illuminate the many ways in which older generations can still feel liberated and, dare we say it, sensual.
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The monitors each have a ring of RGB LED lights around back so you can illuminate the wall behind them a bit.
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If you're photographing friends with fireworks in the background, using the flash will illuminate them, but darken the bursts in the sky.
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The Verdera can also detect motion to illuminate a soft night light when it notices the user walking up to the mirror.
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Shit gets intense on May 10 thanks to the full moon in Scorpio, which will illuminate an intimate sector of your chart.
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Glow-in-the dark plants could potentially alleviate some of that strain, using their own energy to illuminate a space after nightfall.
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"I'm just trying to illuminate the source of people's moral views," he says, "to help them to be more reflective about it."
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In another section of the exhibition, the Canadian-Kenyan artist Brendan Fernandes' neon sign masks series, From Hiz Hands, illuminate the gallery.
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It primarily exists to illuminate the stories of Holocaust victims as a means to educate the public about the effects of prejudice.
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The earthy Capricorn full moon on Thursday will illuminate how your higher beliefs shape you, as it touches planet of limitations, Saturn.
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For a start, they illuminate how the business works, which is widely misunderstood, despite the role of music in many people's lives.
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During the performance, the Holosphere will illuminate with swirling galaxies, crackle with darts of electricity, and transform into slowly rotating alien planets.
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So any debate among Democrats on climate policy would scarcely illuminate the small and shrinking divides among the two dozen presidential hopefuls.
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" His eyes illuminate, like he's just struck upon the exact right way to illustrate his point: "Glasgow's rife with these university cunts.
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While the court upheld DC's laws, Kavanaugh wrote a dissent that can help illuminate his views on guns and the Second Amendment.
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These poll numbers help illuminate how the public thinks about climate policy, but of course, popularity is not the same as effectiveness.
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You have a lighter that can illuminate the area immediately surrounding you, but don't expect to set anyone on fire with it.
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At One & Only Reethi Rah's Tapasake restaurant, which is built on stilts over the ocean, underwater lights illuminate nurse sharks swimming around.
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Like Sorted Books, two other series illuminate Katchadourian's fascination with using humor to destabilize conventional notions of mapping, taxonomy, and data organization.
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A new remote-sensing technology known as lidar can illuminate objects high up under the canopy and analyse them through reflected light.
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Not far from the coffee shop, windows the size of a cathedral's illuminate the new building housing the National Assembly, Vietnam's parliament.
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But if you turn on the battery pack hidden in the (universally flattering) elastic waistband, more than 250 LED lights will illuminate.
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No other alternate history would better illuminate what the next 1,404 days of President Donald Trump's term have in store for us.
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But what this type of criticism can do, when it works, is illuminate the lazy, unthinking way stories are often put together.
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During their experiments, the researchers were able to illuminate the infected neurons of the mice using optical fibres implanted in their brains.
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Tonight, the energy shifts as the Moon enters fellow water sign Scorpio to illuminate the romance and creativity sector of your chart.
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So, if they wanted to illuminate a dancer's fingers as they moved onstage, the system could focus the light in real-time.
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There is a built-in understanding of what is important about their story; the function of their grief is not to illuminate.
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Mr Nordhaus intended this example to illuminate a general point about how flawed economists' attempts to measure changes in living standards are.
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The holidays are another in a long line of emotional hurdles to endure, but they can manage to illuminate the holidays' meanings.
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But surely each one offers the chance for a singer to illuminate an aspect of his or her own character and artistry.
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These tests provide a comparison-enabling standard that can illuminate when universities may be admitting students for reasons far removed from merit.
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Both of these emit light when excited by electricity, so wall coverings printed with such materials could be used to illuminate rooms.
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Such reporting will illuminate where the incentive has been successful and will help identify areas for improvement and modification in the future.
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These cases need to be argued over by different judges and lawyers to illuminate the issues for the Supreme Court to resolve.
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One day I would like to become a motivational speaker for troubled teens and illuminate the injustice of the American justice system.
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When a rocket goes up from Vandenberg shortly after the sun has gone down, there's strong potential for the contrail to illuminate.
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The move to illuminate the iconic building came as part of this year's Wear Orange Campaign in remembrance of gun violence victims.
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"And so these embedded blue particles in her teeth illuminate a forgotten history of medieval manuscripts," Sarah Zhang wrote at The Atlantic.
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Its quest to illuminate is foiled, though, by that bane of biographical performance: tedious exposition of a life we know too well.
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Millard has a strong sense of character and storytelling, though she is less concerned with the details that often illuminate historical writing.
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The soldier walked ahead of us, cracking signal flares every few minutes to illuminate the cave's soaring vaults, hung with monumental stalactites.
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Related: Female Cyborg Illustrations Illuminate with Acid Colors The Cyborg Cabaret Invades Pittsburgh This Friday Sorayama's Sexy Cyborg Pin-Ups Do Vegas
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Our stories will illuminate what goes on in the OCD mind, and hopefully help those who might be going through similar struggles.
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Her work and others' hope to illuminate those differences, to learn how to protect the vulnerable and boost everyone's ability to cope.
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Every October, pumpkins carved with grinning faces illuminate neighborhoods — but some people have taken the spooky annual tradition to the next level.
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They are stories that illuminate the museum's collection in a way its curators say could not be accomplished with an audio guide.
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The exhibition displays her snapshots alongside related works, with the intention to illuminate how she forges the path from picture to paintings.
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These six books illuminate what happened as well as the contentious issues at play, including racial biases, wrongful imprisonment and prosecutorial power.
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In a barely lit room, four monitors faintly illuminate what look like celestial bodies on the verge of either splintering or collapsing.
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The challenges they predict are imaginary — for now — but their arguments illuminate the urgent questions of today and prepare us for tomorrow.
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The lasers illuminate water droplets and bits of extra-reflective dust left over from when the space was a marble-cutting shop.
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The next time I face cancerchondria or scanxiety, I hope to use your inventions, for the words patients create illuminate our worlds.
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Karam's play might almost qualify as deep-delving reportage, so clearly does it illuminate the current, tremor-ridden landscape of contemporary America.
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They not only illuminate how those individuals were able to achieve success, but also help Kershaw better understand his own management style.
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They interview parents and students, teachers and politicians, and landlords and activists to illuminate a thorny urban upheaval happening across the country.
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That's not to pit one historical footprint above another, but rather illuminate why Bryant's death leaves a unique hole in our hearts.
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It sought to illuminate what it meant to be black in America from various perspectives, and this comedy show has similar aspirations.
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Victoria's sanitized, puritanical mythology was a creative act of fiction intended to illuminate the woman those around her wanted her to be.
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And this all creates a political problem: the obliteration of the common ground that being poor can help illuminate across racial lines.
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I'm predicting that Soji and Dahj were created long before Jurati thinks they were and discovering Maddox on Freecloud will illuminate this.
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Fireworks illuminate the sky over the Arc de Triomphe during the New Year's celebrations on the Champs-Élysées in Paris, Jan. 228.
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To really map out the structure of the organ, the team had to add dyes to illuminate structures like capillaries in 3D.
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Indeed, President Ronald Reagan and British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's experiences illuminate the folly of Trump's approach to these two rogue states.
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This question would illuminate how Democrats would reduce push factors and think not just about a border crisis but a regional crisis.
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On a towering photo of Makonnen's mother, bronze stains match the nearby wall and fully illuminate the right side of her torso.
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Elsewhere, black and white checkered floors line an open-air central corridor, while bamboo and wrought-iron light fixtures illuminate the property.
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That chummy persistence serves him well in "My Scientology Movie," an offbeat attempt to illuminate the church's psychological grip on its members.
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When combined with zero-carbon electricity, carbon-neutral liquid fuels finally illuminate a path to truly carbon-free energy and agricultural systems.
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Islamic folklore and narratives are full of flying machines, impossible journeys, skewed time frames and stories that illuminate cultural or scientific theories.
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On the other hand, Kaepernick's ad, and the message he offers, may also illuminate the promise of innovative creative forms, including advertising.
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A monthlong hunger strike in Palestine, known as the Dignity Strike, continues as artists help illuminate the struggle Palestinians continue to endure.
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The songs that follow the verse are sometimes chosen to illuminate the feeling in the words, sometimes to offer a kind of riposte.
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Until Trump's ascension to the presidency, it had never been litigated, so there was absolutely no case law to illuminate what it says.
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This notion helps illuminate the peculiar Typewriter Guns of Québécois artist Eric Nado, a sculptural series of typewriters transformed to look like guns.
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Those scenes are leaps and bounds better than they were in Lambert's version, and help illuminate Rachel's struggles with the concept of death.
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It's not often when the most emotional aspects or images from a political debate help illuminate the most important facts surrounding an issue.
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Should they not turn the spotlight they've drawn through their gifts and labors back onto their people to illuminate the issues they face?
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Our tool will also collect that targeting information provided by Facebook, which may help illuminate what viewership the ads are trying to reach.
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I thought so, too — until I realized that primers meant to illuminate, blur, and color-correct can be worn alone, with great results.
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But I also think the subtlety of just trying to illuminate some tiny, dingy corner of humanity — that stuff also sticks with people.
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His breakout single "Stitches" hit the Billboard Top 40, and his sophomore record, Illuminate, launched him from pop heartthrob to celebrated singer-songwriter.
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Like the other Echo speakers, this one has the signature blue ring of LEDs around its top that illuminate when Alexa is beckoned.
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A SINGLE, BARE lightbulb helps illuminate part of the Livermore-Pleasanton fire department on the eastern edge of the San Francisco Bay area.
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Islanders said they had to drive to the scene and illuminate it with headlights from their trucks so the emergency helicopter could land.
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However, when the processes of change fall into regular categories and patterns—retronyms or suppletive verbs like to be—they illuminate something bigger.
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The Virtual 3's premise is simple: Whenever someone shoots a three-pointer, the line as seen on TV will illuminate in red.
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Rather, it is an attempt to use the strange and inquiring lives of Evelyn and Pepys to illuminate the peculiarity of their age.
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"We're just really close friends," Mendes — who is currently on his Illuminate World Tour — said of his bond with Cabello at the time.
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When you see that flash-forward to the future, it will ultimately help to illuminate what the end of our story will be.
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He also removed the dome light from his red Ford Taurus, so it would not illuminate when he entered or exited the vehicle.
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Scientists hope that learning more about Jupiter's evolution will illuminate how Earth – and possibly other planets – were supplied with the ingredients for life.
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Thursday's full Moon in Capricorn will illuminate a part of your deep inner-world and provide a sobering look at your mental health.
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Both works illuminate the reality of political and economic forces that might seem familiar in outline, by showing their effects on ordinary people.
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The one thing I dislike about the MateBook's keyboard is its uneven backlight, which fails to illuminate each key in a uniform fashion.
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Much like your sign's ruling planet, ruling element, or representative symbol, your glyph can illuminate an aspect of your sign you previously overlooked.
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The team's flag bearers will sport jackets that include electroluminescent panels to illuminate the way for athletes entering the Maracana Stadium on Friday.
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"I'd like to illuminate the idea that this 'counter culture' is not counter, but so much already a part of culture," Freckle says.
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Its aim is more straightforward: to inform visitors about the textile's origins in Central Asia and to illuminate that cultural and historical context.
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His breakout single "Stitches" hit the Billboard Top 40, and his sophomore record, Illuminate, launched him from pop heartthrob to celebrated singer-songwriter.
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Stanhope and Shivji hope their work helps to illuminate how remarkable these creatures are, to inspire people to conserve rather than consume them.
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With two brightness settings and a pivoting head, this light is versatile enough to illuminate any of your DIY projects or repair jobs.
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"I'm going to pray to God...to illuminate the Archbishop of Arequipa so he doesn't use the pulpit for political commentary," Barnechea said.
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There's just enough breeze for it to sway proudly in front of the lights of Camino Verde, which illuminate as dusk settles in.
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He uses the light from his phone to illuminate his electric socket moulds, which are beginning to set as night descends on Kibera.
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A MAN-MADE DISASTER The divergent death tolls illuminate key differences between the two biblical floods and their responses from emergency management officials.
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What's UP James Harden in a trashy, regular ass tank top, flipping the hang loose hand while laser strobe lights illuminate your face?!
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It is a vast veil of illusion, created by the ego not to illuminate, but to hid, the world that lies beyond it.
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But the grand theory does as much to reveal the scale of contemporary ignorance as to illuminate the mechanics of the global economy.
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Having someone's sun illuminate your fifth house is fabulous—the fifth house is the house that rules celebration, creativity, sex, and even children.
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It even has built-in LED lights to illuminate all around the object, so that every detail shows up in the final photo.
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Trilobites Out in some parts of the ocean, tiny microbes called Pyrocystis fusiformis congregate and illuminate the water as waves build and crash.
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The original aim was to produce 790 kWh each day, a quantity that could illuminate a population of between 3,000 and 5,000 inhabitants.
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When your dog barks, just press the battery-powered control device (a green light will illuminate), and a 25,000-Hz signal will sound.
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To understand our lives this way can illuminate rather abstract considerations, tying them to the most immediate, felt concerns of a finite life.
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A healthy level of paranoid theorizing helps illuminate the dark machinery that people with way too much power use to maintain that power.
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The Music Is a Sport campaign will illuminate some of these new ideas by simply supplying the student with more information about themselves.
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As we discussed, the Sun will enter Aquarius this month and illuminate the sector of your chart that rules your career and reputation.
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Instead, it's a solid state screen that uses other sources of light (be it sun, electric room lighting, etc) to illuminate the screen.
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Artificial lighting will be limited to 16 hours daily, and farms must install enough windows for natural light to fully illuminate the facility.
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The new project is not simply to illuminate recent events, but to marshal the alchemy of the silver screen to meaningfully amend them.
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The company is one of several new marketing firms that illuminate the inner workings of kids these days without condescending to them. How?
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"It felt similar to a therapy session because it's an unbiased person who's taking time to help illuminate or provide relief," she said.
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The wan lighting by Brad Fields and bleak sets and costumes by Patrick Kinmonth don't help to illuminate the story or the choreography.
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Kelvin Holdsworth seemed to illuminate once more the role of royal romance in Britain's imagination and conversation, especially when it collides with tradition.
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"The Big Short" used the interplay of personalities to illuminate the workings of a complex system, but "Vice" moves in the opposite direction.
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The ceilings are finished with fluted concrete panels separated by slots that allow lighting to be installed and arranged to illuminate particular works.
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My work, including "Arctic Ocean," aims to illuminate this data through a medium that can move us in a way that statistics cannot.
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Down an aisle of dry goods, Maritza Pérez used the light from her cellphone to illuminate the prices of ramen noodles and rice.
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The paper, which is being reviewed for publication, is the first academic effort to illuminate what has been a subject of endless intrigue.
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In the 21st century, we have the Transgender Day of Visibility, a modern effort to illuminate one of America's most oppressed minority populations.
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Learning more about that moon — which may play host to a subsurface ocean — could help illuminate the nature of objects much farther away.
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Wade abortion rights decision was rightly decided — an issue that could illuminate whether he views it as settled precedent or vulnerable to overturning.
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The minutes are likely to reinforce expectations of another quarterly rate increase, but they could also illuminate any lingering concerns among Fed officials.
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His ability to capture the perfect shaft of light to illuminate subjects, in turn, dignifies them, as if to say: Forget the noise.
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No, the problem with a Trumpified Caesar is that the conceit fails to illuminate our moment the way a good classical allusion should.
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Not with a variety of examples that ultimately obfuscate the goal more than illuminate it, but by agreeing on the best way forward.
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The anecdotes assembled to illuminate the firm's shady practices — and to give context to Ellen's predicament — would make for tawdry and depressing reading.
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So here are four other questions that might also help illuminate the choice voters face on such a deeply personal, wildly complex topic.
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You see the outside and the inside at once, a transformation that manages to illuminate the human fragility and vulnerability in gleaming metal.
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The familiar shape will illuminate the sky above cities across the world on Saturday, which is Batman Day, the caped crusader's 80th anniversary.
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About 2.2 million bulbs illuminate Belgium's roads, and with 186 bulbs per square mile, the country is the unrivaled leader in Western Europe.
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Directed by Benedict Andrews, this thrilling revival of Tennessee Williams's 1955 Pulitzer Prize winner burns bright enough to scorch but also to illuminate.
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As a first step, they're embarking on studies to illuminate the differences between organoids and real brains, and developing benchmarks for comparing them.
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There are many ways of going about this, including getting involved in communities that seek to illuminate the human spirit, communities like Barnard.
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They illuminate the hand -- sometimes hidden, other times not -- tipping the other, wealthier side of the scale while the have-nots, well, hustle.
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With luck, after that is done, the past will illuminate the future and the nature of the climate to come will be clearer.■
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Vital pollinators that migrate across the border, such as insects, could end up burnt up by the lights necessary to illuminate the wall.
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Those pieces illustrate Mr. Husa's mature style: a mix of formal rigor, dramatic vitality and avant-garde techniques used to illuminate ethical concerns.
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"Living Undocumented is designed to illuminate one of the most important issues of our time," Saidman said in a comment provided by Netflix.
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Every now and again, rays of light from the sun would illuminate the scene, giving the cloudy sea a sort of inner glow.
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Facing such stark and divergent futures will illuminate strategic and tactical choices to be made today — and in the weeks and months ahead.
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Not all friendships last forever, and your friend's behavior on social media can illuminate the ways in which you've grown apart or changed.
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Our year-long reporting effort will illuminate what these systems are, how they're built, why they matter, and their potential risks and benefits.
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Why do we need the artist or the gallery to illuminate the street-level poetics we encounter just by living in the world?
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The bricolage makes for a refreshing arrangement, distinct from the austere and minimalist light works that too often illuminate typically white-walled galleries.
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The point is not to mystify but to illuminate the ways family abide, as one orphaned boy reaches through history to help another.
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Obstruction of justice: Congress needs to hold further hearings to explain and illuminate the facts and evidence comprising President Trump's efforts to obstruct justice.
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Related: Meet the Body Painting Artist Disrupting Portraiture Meet the People Living as "Muxe," Mexico's Third Gender Female Cyborg Illustrations Illuminate with Acid Colors
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Assuming your advisor is working with an RIA, you can easily research online and review the firm's regulatory filings, which should illuminate potential conflicts.
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It's time to thank the beauty gods, because Ashley Tisdale's new makeup line, Illuminate, will make all your sun-kissed summer dreams come true.
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And illusion cuts against the Neo-Conceptual grain — one of the unanticipated departures in a show pretending to illuminate the sameness of it all.
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He was prepared to use his trademark grace and wisdom not just to illuminate the world of sports, but to help people with depression.
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The model took to Instagram on Sunday to share a serene photo of Alexandria "Lexi" Zahra Jones, 16, letting the sunlight illuminate her face.
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Sometimes genre entertainment can illuminate troubling realities better than more earnest and self-seriously realistic films, and "Black and Blue" belongs to that tradition.
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When you announced "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back," you said the song represented what you loved about both Illuminate as well as upcoming music.
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An adaptation of Deborah Hopkinson's book "A Boy Called Dickens," it seeks to illuminate how its subject became the conscience of the Victorian age.
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And Mike and all of Axios use our insight, connections, sources to bluntly illuminate what's really happening with the people and topics that matter.
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I was just trying to illuminate what my central, essential purpose as an artist was, which is to be a communicator and a validator.
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Below embraces exploration and discovery — illuminate the path ahead, find hidden passages and unravel the deepest mysteries hidden in the darkness your own way.
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Olivia collaborated with Sephora's in-house beauty brand, Sephora Collection, to launch the Olivia Jade x Sephora Collection Bronze & Illuminate Palette in December 2018.
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In one case, a source at a foreign company said, workers were renting lights from a contractor to illuminate oil fields - during the daytime.
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The introduction of drones, robots, and sensors onto the battlefield promise illuminate one's surroundings further, which is where Squad X appears to come in.
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To activate, the driver turns on adaptive cruise control, then waits for the Super Cruise steering wheel icon on the instrument panel to illuminate.
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Black biopics, which illuminate the private and public lives of Black celebrities, typically fall into the latter category — and Black people respond with love.
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Despite the cold, the air is humid, and the candles illuminate pools of water beneath salt drips that have gathered from the cement ceiling.
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We need to educate people about AI and illuminate its numerous use cases — from technology to healthcare to transportation to security to home life.
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And the debates across the table in Brussels tonight and tomorrow morning will certainly illuminate the great tensions between different visions of Europe's future.
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Still, the light amplification might indeed prove useful to people shooting in absolute darkness or those looking to illuminate objects a little further away.
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A full moon, in sensitive and psychic Water sign Pisces, lands September 6, which will illuminate the romance and creativity sector of your chart.
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It'll also illuminate the Dot and other connected Echo devices throughout your home to make it easy for you to know if someone's outside.
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As the sun enters Libra this weekend to illuminate a very intimate sector of your chart, life gets quieter and you explore deeper meanings.
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Colored lights illuminate her subjects, globs of bodily fluid produced by modern-day renaissance man Christopher Zeischegg, with whom West recently entered a relationship.
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In addition to bringing back the original cast members, younger versions of Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan and Colin Firth's characters will illuminate the past.
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According to Ivan Nagelkerken, an ecologist who talked to the ABC, it's to illuminate predators so they can be seen by larger predators. Devious.
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Venus in Aries will illuminate the partnership sector of your chart, creating a fresh, fun, and open atmosphere in your love life and friendships.
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The latter—with their penchant for mid-to-down tempos, roomy song constructions, prominent keys, and chiaroscuro sonic textures—perfectly illuminate crust's unlikely evolution.
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To illuminate some of the gaps in existing rankings of bad airports, The Economist conducted an unscientific, anecdotal poll of its globe-trotting correspondents.
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The town even offered him a tall safety light to illuminate the schoolhouse at night, and set it up across the street for him.
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This perception of Sandgren's circumstances helps illuminate Greenwald's political writing, which focusses on dramas of strength and weakness, and on the corruptions of empires.
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At the same time, we fulfill our mission to report and illuminate the harsh realities of places where very few outsiders will ever go.
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By using modern economic tools, Interior can illuminate coal's hidden costs and make straightforward reforms to the federal coal program, benefitting the American public.
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Related: Surreal Figure Paintings Illuminate Magical Sisterhoods Paganism Gets A Minimalist, Projection Mapped Makeover [NSFW] Violent Erotic Drawings Explore the Primal Sides of Womanhood
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This Full Moon will illuminate issues in your relationships, and it will ask you to consider if the give/take is working for you.
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That's part of the lesson this Venus retrograde in Scorpio will teach you, and that the sun will illuminate as it moves through Scorpio.
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Tuesday's sensual Taurus new moon will illuminate the partnership sector of your chart, reminding you of what's most important to you in your relationships.
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A loving full moon in Libra will illuminate the sex and intimacy sector of your chart on Saturday, so try to plan a date.
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In order to illuminate Gundlach's conclusions, we've got the full presentation from Gundlach featuring all of the charts that he is paying attention to.
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Another is Cindy Padnos, who spent four years with Outlook Ventures as a director before founding her own firm, Illuminate Ventures, nine years ago.
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A story that, like this one, will illuminate Ghana's history; a story that will coax something whole from the broken parts of their lives.
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In addition, Congress should conduct thorough oversight to illuminate the harmful consequences of these measures and direct the agencies to end them without delay.
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While Campbell and Salvagione create works that illuminate the haunting and mysterious aspects of technologically-enhanced art, Rath's sculptures graft human characteristics onto machines.
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This lively book resurrects Roxelana by digging into letters, account books and diplomatic dispatches to illuminate a life meant to be hidden from view.
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Curry, then, essentially serving as a proxy for America's anxious citizenry, effected a sort of justice: He used his cachet to illuminate vital information.
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The bottom of the painting is grounded by deep greens and browns, while flashes of hot lipstick pinks and reds illuminate its upper half.
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This exhibition at the International Center of Photography collects first editions and correspondence as well as vintage prints to illuminate Cartier-Bresson's influential manifesto.
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Other Gossip: • One thing June's flashbacks consistently illuminate is that Luke is a Nice Guy who's not as nice as he thinks he is.
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This week's episode, "Smart Power," is a pivotal one in her story, however, and it suffers from its failure to illuminate her interior life.
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Two new memoirs by former Cambridge Analytica employees offer to illuminate the company's shadiest dealings, though they differ wildly in both content and tone.
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Skylights and bright white paint illuminate these areas, and the floors are laid with wide manufactured oak planks (also used on an accent wall).
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Her life and work illuminate women's ambivalence toward female power, and their uncertainty about whether that power should celebrate the feminine or reject it.
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"Anything that survives from the past that allows us to illuminate some significant aspect of the past is valuable to have," Dr. Carson said.
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I hoped that, on some level, engaging the painful history of human atrocity and heroism in Charleston might illuminate the racial chasms dividing Americans.
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Around then, Mr. Riley began brainstorming ways to illuminate Charleston's tale of two cities, which he says most historians and tour guides have shortchanged.
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A cigarette clenched between his lips, he walks onto the darkened stage at Dixon Place with only a miniature flashlight to illuminate his face.
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Observing youth practices can illuminate potential unexpected uses of new technologies and offer a source of inspiration for reimagining concepts like reputation or identity.
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With this one statement, Wolff has done more to illuminate the political left writ large than any right-wing op-ed writer ever could.
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But while most menorahs softly illuminate homes, these two — in Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, and Grand Army Plaza, Manhattan — will light up the sky.
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Better and more frequent measures of high school students and courses would illuminate the pathways that students follow, and the benefits gained from them.
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Instead, she fit her camera with a macro lens and turned on powerful strobe lights to illuminate aging skin, facial hair, and even blood.
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And Fletcher (the author of books about Keith Moon, the Smiths and R.E.M.) has done his best to illuminate the man behind the music.
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One such kit consists of a motion sensor and pre-paired lightbulb that can automatically illuminate a stairwell as you approach it, for example.
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A retelling of the episode, adapted from "The Final Days," as we called our book on the president's last year, can illuminate the stakes.
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There is one important nuance to keep in mind here, which helps illuminate the ways that climate models are evolving and improving over time.
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There are good books on German society under the Nazis, but McDonough's is too careless to illuminate the "hidden history of the Third Reich."
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Still, the documents illuminate the complicated family dynamics among the Harts — a white couple who adopted six black children, all of whom would perish.
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The full moon will take place in Air sign Libra on March 31, and it'll illuminate the home and family sector of your chart.
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The German exchange group is one of the investors in Illuminate Financial Management, which backs fintech startups that provide technology to capital markets companies.
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With Crawlspace, Wallschlaeger enters the tradition of poets and artists who illuminate black female subjectivity — Wanda Coleman, Carrie Mae Weems, Lucille Clifton, Lorna Simpson.
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The TINA investigation, which found LuLaRoe seller bankruptcies in 33 states, is hardly the first to illuminate LuLaRoe's reportedly problematic and often deceptive practices.
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But Mr. Golijov tempers the gloom, using a bright key to illuminate the dark text and achieve what he termed a "sad but luminous" sound.
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Plus, the Sun in smart Gemini will illuminate ways you can problem solve any issues around your cash flow and general sense of self-worth.
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Related: Immersive Light Tunnels Create Illusions of Infinity Beams of Light Illuminate a Medieval Gothic Cathedral Street Artist Projects Light Graffiti on the Amazon Rainforest
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The Shade & Illuminate Cheek duo features light and dark shades to sculpt while also giving a flattering flush to the skin in one fell swoop.
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Others produce pulses of light to illuminate their targets—in which case, from the prey's point of view, having an invisibility cloak has obvious advantages.
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"Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle" will illuminate both parks, first coming to Universal Studios Hollywood from April 13-28 and returning from May 25-27.
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The social movements of today, not to mention the political bombast in our national campaigns, seem to illuminate the disparate realities in which we live.
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Every night, hundreds of residents living in soaring towers at the Waterloo estate are turning on colorful lights in their windows to illuminate the buildings.
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I used fire to illuminate the carving and the charred surface of the wood, which seemed like a fitting response to the dark emphatic phrase.
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Mashable lit an Olympic torch under Hollywood, hoping to illuminate the many Olympic-themed projects hiding in the shadowy world of development, active or otherwise.
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It'll be going up right around sunrise in California, so the lighting at that time could illuminate the gas surrounding the rocket as it ascends.
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The episode used a series of historical debates inside the company to illuminate the many challenges faced by a company seeking to regulate speech globally.
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Elisabeth Rumetshofer from Johannes Kepler University Linz presented a system that could automatically recognise and track proteins in cells, helping to illuminate the underlying biology.
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So that's why it was very important that the subtitle not just be about psychedelics, but would be about all the things that psychedelics illuminate.
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In a similar vein to Nonotak, each light in the installation can be manipulated individually and choreographed to perform with or illuminate any individual sound.
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Kopparapu has since shipped the first prototype of her smartphone lens to the hospital, which works by focusing the smartphone's flash to illuminate the retina.
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Data can also help illuminate where federal funding needs to be allocated and legislation needs to be introduced to improve the lives of marginalized citizens.
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Pairing is pretty straight forward – open the app, stick a Pixie point tracker nearby and it'll illuminate and show up the list of connected items.
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It quickly raised more than $40 million from big-name donors to facilitate expensive, high-risk studies intended to illuminate the root causes of obesity.
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In one etching, the artist's three-quarter profile displays a serene hint of a smile, as gold and yellow hues illuminate her gray-toned face.
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There's a stunning balance of depressive melody and pure coldness that allow the band to illuminate their own sorrowful songs while retaining integrity and spirit.
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They automatically illuminate for a few moments when the earbuds are removed and replaced, and stay lit or flashing as the case is being charged.
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Related: Enter the Tiny World of Grandmodo Miniatures This Artist is Distributing Mini Libraries of Zines and Collages Stack, Stack, Light: Illuminate Your Lego Creations
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The Moon is in Sagittarius today, illuminate a very private, sleepy sector of your chart, so take it easy today and don't over schedule yourself.
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If you're not sure what you want to do with your career, the light of this full moon will certainly illuminate some things for you.
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After a $2800 deposit, those looking to illuminate their homes have one year to pay for the package through mobile money transfers as low as .
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In this excellent book he has managed to use billionaires to illuminate the lives of both rich and poor Brazilians, and all those in between.
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One of the best defenses will be educating the public to these threats and helping illuminate the actions of bad actors when they are discovered.
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Instead, the show takes an old-fashioned approach, by sublimating itself to its literary source, like a caring translator who will illuminate but won't impose.
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"Illuminate" represents the careful evolution of his digestible sound and subject matter, with much of the organic instrumentation and good-guy earnestness of "Handwritten" intact.
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Comprised of over 300 interviews with people who voted for Trump, the authors seek to illuminate the viewpoints initially missed by pollsters and the media.
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Their answer might also illuminate how they would balance competing advances and losses for the economy, the labor market, health and safety and the environment.
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And aides used the lights from their smartphones to illuminate documents, oblivious to the fact that smartphone cameras can be hacked and used for spying.
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But that's exactly what Springer is trying to dispel through his activism, and it's what his two-run homer and interviews Wednesday night helped illuminate.
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The July 24 testimony will help illuminate Mueller's report into Russia's election interference and potential obstruction of justice by Trump for a nationally televised audience.
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The outlandish temple, with no clear history or purpose, provided the perfect detail: an otherwise minor plot element that promised to illuminate the whole story.
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This week, the annual meteor shower will illuminate the night sky with cosmic fireworks, creating a particularly dazzling display for skygazers across the Northern Hemisphere.
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"I do not believe that would illuminate [the judicial philosophy] as it comes to Brett Kavanaugh," Ullyot said when asked about the staff secretary documents.
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This approach could decrease reliance on the bureaus and illuminate the blind spots in traditional credit scoring that put millions of Americans at a disadvantage.
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"We would be there as the sun was setting and the the xenon lights were turned on to illuminate the shuttle at night," he says.
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This year, one of the standouts was an image taken by Ms. Ross, who figured out how to illuminate the lake from below at night.
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They've created a glow-in-the-dark "Smart Highway" that charges during the day to illuminate the road and interact with traffic information by night.
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Tucked within its depiction of bloodshed and social upheaval are parallels to our troubled times that illuminate, especially, the current state of the immigration debate.
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In the future, the artists are looking to fill a square with parked cars, which they will illuminate from within and cover in translucent fabric.
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While this approach could uncover an interesting abnormality, it isn't especially helpful without a broader network of data to illuminate the abnormality's cause and effects.
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The group proposes to illuminate the underground space with sunlight collected by high-tech panels above ground and reflected down through a series of pipes.
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Album Review On his last album, "Illuminate," the young pop singer and guitarist Shawn Mendes found a way to invigorate conventional pop-rock with agitation.
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For Mr. Mendes's next album, "Illuminate," the pair wrote together directly (including "Treat You Better," 1.5 billion views), cementing a kinship that went beyond music.
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The two divers set up a pair of dive lights to illuminate the cave, no doubt the first light the group had seen in days.
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When none could be found, he calmly tipped over the torch he had been using to illuminate the gloom, sparking a fire that killed him.
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Its intention is less to commemorate a bygone tragedy than to illuminate the unfinished business of justice and the endlessness of the struggle for democracy.
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Using a free mobile app, you can access music and narratives synced with the projections, or just watch them quietly as they illuminate the night.
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With examples of artist groups creatively dealing with space, and videos of Vietnamese artists, they illuminate how these friendships resulted in exciting new art forms.
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All six citations were to the Senate report, No. 111-176, which she found to illuminate Congress's purpose in drafting the language as it did.
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Rather than using Ms. Ensler's illness to illuminate the world's, it too often borrows from the world's suffering in an effort to legitimize her own.
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Macfarlane dares to go deep into earth's unseen world and illuminate what we not only shy away from but what we don't even know exists.
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Explain that while you understand that the neighbor wants to illuminate the terrace, the glare makes it difficult for you to comfortably enjoy your home.
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Rather, he tries to capture the fathers' distinct personalities and their social milieu, casting a light that readers might use to illuminate connections for themselves.
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You might see a trace of Huck Finn in Zain — a wily, footloose boy whose wanderings illuminate the absurdities and horrors of the larger world.
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The setup certainly fits the Mad Ones profile, pursuing its goal to "examine and illuminate American nostalgia" within a highly structured yet nearly surreal format.
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Still, tradwives remain worth contemplating because they help illuminate some of the forces that drive the alt-right and where the movement might be going.
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Plus, there's a one-touch auto mode, programmable user settings (so your toilet time can be personalized), and a blue light to illuminate the experience.
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Two recent New York Times opinion pieces get inside the minds of Republicans to help illuminate why voters and leaders so steadfastly defend President Trump.
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The 100 companies that have earned the right to be called Upstart illuminate key trends to watch in cybersecurity, consumer products, media, transportation and more.
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Two LED lights illuminate the leash via steady or flash mode and are powered on via a button on the anchor directly below the handle.
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When the producer presses their button, lights illuminate to the left and right of the stage game board out of view the television audience's frame.
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In a period of relentless news, it's a relief to come across thought-provoking analysis that transcends the 18/7 cycle to illuminate the present.
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Though separated by some 100 years, the two artists illuminate each other in a new context — Sullivan now somehow more classical, and Cassatt is refreshed.
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Next to the camera is a green light that will illuminate whenever the camera is being used or shine orange when the camera is disabled.
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There are 80 ring lights in all, and around 500,000 LEDs, with about 2,500 LED spotlights used to illuminate tables and products inside the store.
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Ms. Wang responded that current tensions had been overstated and did not, in any event, illuminate the intent of Congress when it enacted the law.
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Their setbacks illuminate when a sense of crisis does or doesn't take hold — and when leaders can and can't exploit that to get their way.
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Those Northern Lights illuminate when viewed in the dark, thanks to embedded luminescent ink, making this the first glow-in-the-dark coin in circulation.
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Democratic leaders on the House Intelligence Committee have said Trump's personal financial information would help illuminate whether foreign leaders might have leverage over the president.
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So while it has been clear that his throwing abilities have faded, CBS did not effectively illuminate that aspect of the story as it should have.
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That means you can ask Alexa to do things like set alarms and timers – and the lines on the clock will illuminate as the time progresses.
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These functions possess a startling power to illuminate different areas of mathematics—for instance, they were instrumental in the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem in 1994.
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The company will also illuminate its signage on top of the building using Pride colors for the month of June in honor of LGBT Pride Month.
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Taking the time to reflect on the past year, under the clear light of the moon, is sure to illuminate what your next move should be.
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After a mere 210.99 to 15 minutes of sunlight exposure, these nifty, self-sustaining light sources can illuminate dark places for hours on a single charge.
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Joining the lineup of five recently teased facial primers — which are meant to brighten, blur, mattify, illuminate, and protect against the sun, respectively — are facial mists.
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JF: I intended the symposium at the Phillips Collection to put art and neuroscience together to see in what ways they might each illuminate the other.
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The musician is currently in the middle of his Illuminate World Tour, after his 2015 hit single "Stitches" shot to the top of Billboard's Hot 100.
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The Razer Kiyo webcam has a built-in light to illuminate your face during a Twitch stream, and it's $264 instead of its usual $2374.99 price.
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The Continuing Growth of the Israeli Cybersecurity Ecosystem The global cybersecurity incursions of 2017 illuminate the continuing role that innovation plays in information security and defense.
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His latest album, Illuminate, came out last September, but the 18-year-old star tells EW he's "deep, deep, deep" into planning his next album already.
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She's also launching a gorgeous makeup line called Illuminate, so obviously we had to do something that would go perfectly with the new phase one colors!
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It added that the laser beams, which illuminate aircraft cabins and can temporarily blind pilots, are part of an increase in "laser incidents" around New York.
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But Lucy in the Sky refuses to give us much of a glimpse into pre-space Lucy that could illuminate that question one way or another.
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Rural residents, long disconnected from the grid, are increasingly using solar panels and battery banks to charge mobile phones, illuminate light bulbs, and keep refrigerators humming.
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Using found footage, sound, and literature, she makes high octane, politically charged music videos that "either illuminate or obscure a certain experience of Blackness," Duplan said.
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Olivia Jade recently collaborated with Sephora's in-house beauty brand, Sephora Collection, to launch the Olivia Jade x Sephora Collection Bronze & Illuminate Palette in December 2018.
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Current technology uses a combination of hardware and software to first illuminate capillaries, and then capture a beat as the optics are changed by blood flow.
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If you push the button on the front, three LEDs will illuminate during the seven seconds it's capturing photos, but that doesn't happen for automatic captures.
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In your love life, this eclipse may illuminate something for you which your partners may not be able to see for themselves: break the news gently!
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On the 1st, a solar eclipse could quickly upgrade your relationship status or illuminate a hot prospect that's been hovering in the background for a while.
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Yet they do illuminate the problem of a patchy vetting process and an impetuous chief executive who sometimes picks people simply because they look the part.
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Olivia Jade recently collaborated with Sephora's in-house beauty brand, Sephora Collection, to launch the Olivia Jade x Sephora Collection Bronze & Illuminate Palette in December 2018.
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Powder-wise, I like Kevyn Aucoin's Sculpting Powder and Lancôme Belle de Teint Healthy Skin Powder, and Tom Ford Shade & Illuminate is a great cream contour.
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