"Imaginary Mary" (ABC) - Any chances for renewal are likely imaginary.
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"I had imaginary sisters, and I had imaginary brothers," Morrell said.
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He arrives to a battle on an imaginary motorcycle, which he also imaginary parks.
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I have invented my own imaginary world called Nerac peopled by hundreds of imaginary artists.
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Unicorns pranced all over Twitter Sunday as users celebrated an imaginary holiday for an imaginary creature.
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The shooting of imaginary men, it seemed, had replaced the swinging of bats at imaginary balls.
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I think I would like to live in an imaginary Birobidzhan or an imaginary Jewish autonomy.
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If Smollett's racists were imaginary, then they can argue the racists we all see are imaginary.
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" To which the imaginary nurse in the imaginary scenario replies, "Oh you must have the best parents!
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Multiply these imaginary numbers into a real solution (which still has imaginary numbers): (-25 + i)(-215 + 245i).
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If Jussie Smollett's racists were imaginary, then conservatives can argue the racists we all see are imaginary.
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My imaginary Tom Seaver would toss strikes to his imaginary Jerry Grote at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument.
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"Oh, my God, when will it end?" she asked the imaginary boyfriend, but the imaginary boyfriend didn't answer her.
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Dialect, a quiet game about imaginary words in imaginary worlds, may be a surprisingly powerful means to those ends.
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But studies show that they know they are pretending and understand that their imaginary companions are just that: imaginary.
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Bannon managed to convince Goldman Sachs to plow $60 million into a company that sold imaginary goods in an imaginary world.
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He also has his own band, Reeves Gabrels and His Imaginary Friends, and released an album, "Imaginary Friends Live," in October.
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It is an act of the imagination, inspired by an imaginary past, carried along by misdirected grievances, borne aloft by an imaginary future.
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As Djokovic recovered in the locker room and prepared to face the rising Austrian Dominic Thiem in the semifinals, one of Djokovic's coaches, Marian Vajda, was speaking to two reporters and wrapping imaginary tape around an imaginary hand gripping an imaginary racket.
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Back in the fakescape of my tutorial, I stretched out my arm to press an imaginary button on an imaginary console on an imaginary table, then lost my balance and fell off the stool I was sitting on, slamming onto the very real floor.
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"Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends" was an animated show about IMAGINARY FRIENDS who lived in a foster home after their children didn't need them anymore.
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In both imaginary precincts, it appears that hackers have managed to taint the result in favor of Trump (these imaginary hackers are working independently of Trump's campaign).
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"You're So Last Summer" captured the kind of wit and snark I could only think of alone in the shower while rehearsing imaginary arguments with imaginary lovers.
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We recalled our preadolescent battery at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument on Manhattan's Upper West Side, my imaginary Tom Seaver tossing fastballs to his imaginary Jerry Grote.
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As a child, I'd mostly just played travel agent with Delphine; we'd take turns picking up a disconnected phone and setting up imaginary people with imaginary trips.
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Imaginary Friend involves a 7-year-old boy, newly arrived to a small Pennsylvania town with his single mother … and the 7-year-old boy's imaginary friend.
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The system then took it from there, inventing imaginary scientists to quote and imaginary organizations to cite (and it even enthused about the rapid progress of AI).
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But if your goal is to write about the imaginary lives of imaginary people or — particularly — to write poems, then your first book may be another matter entirely.
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Contestants did battle using vast fleets of imaginary warships, each player guided by an equally imaginary trillion-dollar budget and a set of rules that spanned several printed volumes.
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In fact, he was the one who decided Jojo needed an imaginary friend, and that imaginary friend should be Hitler (Waititi) — the Hitler character doesn't exist in the novel.
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Crises — real and imaginary — loosen normal constitutional constraints.
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The dystopic imaginary police state of the '80s is still our dystopic imaginary police state today, reflecting the state of the ongoing struggle to enforce the law effectively, yet fairly.
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But in fact I would have had more fun doing real cooking — under parental supervision — or serving elaborate imaginary feasts to imaginary royal visitors, or to dolls or stuffed animals.
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To collect Whoppercoin, frequent Burger King customers will scan their receipts with the Burger King app, and the still kind-of-imaginary currency will be deposited in their equally imaginary wallets.
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"Acting is behaving truthfully under imaginary circumstances" – Sanford Meisner.
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" Throw in an imaginary novel about motherhood called "Humdrum.
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"In Washington, you have imaginary problems, and they can't even solve the imaginary problems," the Democratic mayor told CNN's Van Jones in an interview set to air on CNN at 7 p.m.
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But Mr Trump's obeisances began even before this imaginary compliment.
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And it's not just that imaginary world I've ducked into.
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Until 1981, the atom was a sort of imaginary entity.
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And I'll also probably keep up the imaginary phone conversations.
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And hey, if you fit into that (possibly imaginary) demographic?
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They also invoke imaginary technology to avoid any border controls.
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Meanwhile, Krystal is already picking out their imaginary kids' names.
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Then I had a lot of imaginary boyfriends… A LOT.
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Kasich may be vetting imaginary friends, for all we know.
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They're things that are either imaginary or distant from us.
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So, in other words, "enemies" are not exactly imaginary beings.
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It's All in Your Head: True Stories of Imaginary Illness.
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The newspaper has called the charges "imaginary accusations and slander".
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In short, this "deferred asset" would be an imaginary asset.
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What he's living is the life of an imaginary billionaire.
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He often quoted his imaginary Uncle Studley's reflections on tennis.
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But we've never thought about chasing an imaginary listener's approval.
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Lowry, Ms. Nelson and Ms. Watler bidding on imaginary items.
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I can dictate the story, even if it's just imaginary.
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Most want to knock the imaginary chip off his shoulder.
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"Hit his head," this imaginary version of the director growls.
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The imaginary settings, characters and palette change with each canvas.
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"I know it's not an imaginary illness," he said, gesticulating.
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An imaginary space afforded me very real, very formative experiences.
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There's almost an imaginary narrative that spins around the subjects.
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The safety fears, if not purely imaginary, are wildly exaggerated.
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Jojo also happens to have an imaginary friend — Adolf Hitler.
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Whether the original disdain is real or imaginary matters little.
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The imaginary massacre now even has its own Wikipedia page.
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And, for a moment, the imaginary worlds felt dreamily real.
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Opinion Columnist So the imaginary "war on Christmas" wasn't enough.
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She went on hunger strikes to protest the imaginary surveillance.
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More than half are stalked by monsters — real or imaginary.
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"I'm so embarrassed!" she said, apologizing for an imaginary mess.
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It's one thing to be duped by an imaginary celebrity.
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Whether tricking people to go watch imaginary lions get imaginary baths in the 1800s or sending people fake invitations to nonexistent parties in France in the 1500s, April Fools' pranks have maintained their silliness.
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And last week, while the news media was focused on Donald Trump's imaginary friend, I mean imaginary spokesman, Hillary Clinton announced an ambitious plan to improve both the affordability and quality of U.S. child care.
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When an imaginary character cares most deeply about a god who seems equally imaginary, the spell can weaken; a reader may impatiently wonder when the character will wise up and throw off these phantasmal chains.
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They insisted that my problem was imaginary, or, if not imaginary, then emotional, or, if not emotional, then a symptom of perimenopause that I hadn't noticed before—which is to say, it was natural, unavoidable.
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But the catches don't sound so cool through an imaginary loudspeaker.
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There's an imaginary line that circles the sky called the ecliptic.
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Instead, behold the eccentric, unlikely, imaginary dance music of the future.
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They're your imaginary friends, but they help you in your life.
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The exercise focussed around an imaginary tower collapse at Waterloo Station.
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What is your imaginary friend telling you to do right now?
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Just want to confirm she's not Melania's IMAGINARY friend, ya know.
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The tattoo that I do is tailored to that imaginary person.
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How would the Republican establishment react to the same imaginary scenario?
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Nonetheless, in an imaginary scenario, the eagle would get our backing.
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It contained parallel circuitry for handling both real and imaginary components.
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It's also about whiteness, and the sense of mythical, imaginary attainment.
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But in the ghostworld of imaginary structures, every unbuilt building stands.
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"Boom," he added, pantomiming firing an imaginary rifle into the air.
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"Am I coming here to feed an imaginary cat?" he says.
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How should would-be firefighters rescue an imaginary warren of houses?
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Vince even held up imaginary tassels, truly committing to his bit.
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I bent my butt down behind me into an imaginary chair ...
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Maybe it's just that so many wish this election were imaginary.
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As we've explained before, Trump's version of the story is imaginary.
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How cool it was, then, when the imaginary audience becomes real.
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Some of the best books on travel are wholly imaginary, i.e.
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Fashion Review Imaginary people play a surprisingly large role in fashion.
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So why not create an imaginary one to avoid pointing fingers?
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The extraordinary is never more than an extension of the imaginary.
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The imaginary is never more than an extension of the possible.
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The result: wildly assorted visual and poetic permutations, real, imaginary, literary.
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Drucilla Cornell: The male pornographic imaginary is clearly a larger problem.
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To cope, he learned to slip into a rich, imaginary world.
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That imaginary friend is one Adolf Hitler, played by Waititi himself.
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These transcripts are imaginary: There are no words in Color Chat.
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Some also lit candles and left flowers for the imaginary victims.
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" Another said, "This planet is getting hotter than my imaginary boyfriend.
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I'm better living among imaginary people than actually working with people.
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And don't speak for me in imaginary dialogues in your head.
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The world of cryptocurrency has no shortage of imaginary investment products.
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Yet wartime landscapes doubtless created memories, even imaginary memories of war.
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SAN FRANCISCO "Sandow Birk: Imaginary Monuments II," Catharine Clark Gallery Oct.
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I shudder to imagine who his next imaginary guest might be.
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Here's how he turns drawings of imaginary monsters into professional illustrations.
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Perhaps that's the appeal; it's forever receding into an imaginary horizon.
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If I had imaginary Scots-named people running around in an imaginary Pomerania dotted with imaginary Finnish place names, most readers of my fantasy would understand that I was doing some kind of mash-up, and if I didn't have some infodump of an alternate history at some point to explain it, they'd likely regard what I was doing as random or incoherent.
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There was room to create the imaginary world of The West Wing.
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You know, we wouldn't let our imaginary best friend date just anyone.
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Thus, Norma always had an imaginary clock ticking away over her head.
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Specifically, the voices of four imaginary friends: Jas, Doc, Varena, and Aeraya.
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Specifically, the voices of four imaginary friends: Jas, Doc, Varena, and Aeraya.
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Assertions that this is merely a return to some imaginary status quo
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The metaphor was solidified when I made Darth Vader Kylo's imaginary friend.
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Now, imagine actually doing something useful instead of hunting little imaginary creatures.
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Consider those mealworms you had instead of bacon at our imaginary breakfast.
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But all the bad news for merger-hungry executives hasn't been imaginary.
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Now aspiring Master Chiefs can prepare themselves for an imaginary Covenant invasion.
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"Only if I get to imaginary baby sit," Sarah Michelle Gellar commented.
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I was sure he was the imaginary superhero to get me pregnant.
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Sandler also sent up CNN in an imaginary report with SnapChat filters.
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The other was signing up for imaginary government duties and inventing countries.
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Greyscale is the infectious imaginary disease that's turns its victims into stone.
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They will create their own imaginary worlds without any help from you.
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A sugar-addled child's absurd, imaginary idea of a great basketball play!
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There's no half-baked concept about an imaginary group in Edwardian gear.
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Lil #kyloren explores the forests of starkiller base with his imaginary friend.
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A problem arises when Wall Street wagers too much on imaginary wheat.
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No doubt many people will take up this offer, imaginary or not.
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Thank god we've entered the future, where such imaginary things are possible!
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She saves herself by writing, entering imaginary worlds rooted in her past.
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The joke is that he thinks that imaginary gun is a joke.
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"[Don't let] anxiety rush you toward some imaginary finish line," Clayman advised.
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He makes an imaginary friend to guide him through his existential crisis.
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Excerpted from Cured: The Tale of Two Imaginary Boys by Lol Tolhurst.
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But the resulting images, like ghost stories, are both real and imaginary.
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He's like Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain, except his axe is imaginary.
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Even in an imaginary fantasy world, they threw everything out of whack.
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Also recently cried while watching Inside Out when the imaginary friend evaporates.
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Placing Uagadou in an imaginary mountain range seems notably unspecific by comparison.
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Such imaginary law-giving has long been a staple of the genre.
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My imaginary rabbit wants to argue about politics, and it's getting stressful.
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Turner laced a line drive to right field behind the imaginary runner.
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Design and create an imaginary organism to survive in an extreme environment.
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And they don't allow for full creative control like an imaginary friend.
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"It becomes clear to people these are just imaginary dates," he said.
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"I had an imaginary horse that lived in the forest," she recalls.
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If so, enjoy the imaginary peep show, but don't call it history.
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It was a relief to leave the present for Kidd's imaginary past.
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Imaginary friend, art, muse, reader, guardian angel, higher self, inner voice, God.
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They seem to have come from a faraway, mythical or imaginary land.
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If they succeed, we may see more famous faces hawking imaginary money.
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She heads for the attic she used to retreat to as a kid, shuffles through the crawl space, and emerges in her imaginary childhood world, populated by her fuzzy imaginary friends, à la Where the Wild Things Are.
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That's true even though part of her charge in their new show, "Imagining the Imaginary Invalid" — a large-cast elegy with laughter, loosely remixed from Molière's play "The Imaginary Invalid" — is the starring role of the ridiculous hypochondriac Argan.
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The Blue Lives Matter movement is the central curriculum in this imaginary classroom.
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As meditators, we can follow ourselves around with an imaginary documentary film crew.
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We'd spin donuts in the snow or parallel park between two imaginary cars.
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We already know that Bekah Martinez, our imaginary BFF, is heading to Paradise.
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" He added, pulling on an imaginary joint: "Burned it like this, I reckon.
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The other, David Malouf's "An Imaginary Life," I'm reading for the second time.
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Because there I was in pain, grieving a girl who was largely imaginary.
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I'll bet that if somebody sent in an imaginary score, they'd print it.
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"Europe has locked itself in a battle with an imaginary foe," Burnett said.
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Imaginary evil is romantic and varied; real evil is gloomy, monotonous, barren, boring.
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Bernard conjured an imaginary Ford to help him carry out his plan. Sure!
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Francis closes his eyes as he bobs his head around the imaginary warzone.
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But how people will interact with the imaginary worlds remains largely unknown territory.
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After all, it carried so many of our Lego minifigures into imaginary orbit.
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There's no point in having an imaginary friend that is cruel or reiterative.
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For my entire adolescence, my name in any imaginary space was Robin Devoe.
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The "World Song Map" is designed to encourage that kind of imaginary meandering.
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And today, Twitter finally crossed one name off of its Imaginary Hubby List.
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That's pretty close to the height of an imaginary stack of new regulations.
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"With children's art, I appreciate the whole imaginary aspect of things," Lorelei says.
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Imaginary persecution is always the VVS drumbeat, and this morning was no different.
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After about two months of imaginary weather, the two runs looked nothing alike.
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For most games, the user-generated gameplay is restricted to an imaginary universe.
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Ms. Dubey drew her arm back and let go of an imaginary arrow.
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But racism, more than any imaginary smugness, explains how Obama led to Trump.
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After making the play, Bosa celebrated by waving and planting an imaginary flag.
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It is the imaginary friend you drink your tea with in the afternoon.
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An imaginary factory worker in Michigan drives a lot of the electability conversation.
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We can already see the imaginary grainy, vintage pics they're going to take.
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Let's take as example an imaginary streaming media consumer named, um, Neil deSchmause.
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"I support the real 2628nd Amendment, not the imaginary 28503nd Amendment," Murphy tweeted.
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I've got some kind of imaginary scrim up that makes everyone look fuzzy.
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The Chinese are trying to choke us by putting an imaginary checkpoint there.
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So it's deregulation for some, but dire warnings about imaginary threats for others.
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This was a "trail," visible mostly as an imaginary line between rock cairns.
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Stop manning imaginary barricades, and start building real bridges to the other America.
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Sarah Smarsh's memoir, "Heartland," opens with a perplexing ode to an imaginary baby.
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And when the problems are imaginary, the solutions tend to be as well.
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In "If There Were a Moon," Ms. Farley creates an imaginary, moonlit landscape.
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Emily and Anne Brontë plotted adventures in an imaginary realm they named Gondal.
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The longest story in "Imaginary Museums" is no more than a few pages.
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Find an alternative - not imaginary - that provides the pay and benefits we provide.
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None of this, Kravitz said, was about clearing some imaginary bar for wokeness.
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Terrorism cannot be brought to an end without reparations, the imaginary, and poetry.
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If she projected her issues onto her daughter, those issues were not imaginary.
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One woman shared a fake article from the imaginary Houston Leader on Feb.
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This piece is 100-plus imaginary books that only exist in other novels.
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The best we can do is try to meet in an imaginary middle.
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There are still those imaginary creatures, but with very real and serious problems.
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All of Pusha's accusations were washed away with an imaginary high school reunion.
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I made it as an original soundtrack for an imaginary science fiction movie.
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" She added, "I have a bunch of imaginary black holes in my computer.
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There's plenty to be mined from Earth's own past, instead of imaginary civilizations.
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They have this notion that bitcoin is illegal, imaginary, and doesn't really work.
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Orupabo's collages deconstruct this imaginary realm, rather than relating to classical art traditions.
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On the other hand, RPSs are real, and carbon taxes are mostly imaginary.
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Imaginary chains A teacher asked all of the African-American students in each class to raise their hands and then instructed them to go stand in the hallway, where the teacher placed imaginary chains on their necks, wrists and ankles.
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But the danger of conspiracy theories isn't just when they espouse anti-Semitic rhetoric with a lengthy history of violent repercussions, or encourage individuals to take up arms against an imaginary enemy holding imaginary children hostage in a DC pizza restaurant.
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However, dropping his imaginary mic doesn't stop him trying to harmonise with Harrison Ford.
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He then convinced seven ships' worth of settlers to emigrate to this imaginary nation.
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He raised the empty glass, said "Sláinte," and slammed back half an imaginary pint.
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But in Australia there swims something far more un-imaginary, and far more stunning.
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Flynt did not try to sell porn to this rarified (and maybe imaginary) audience.
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"And, it&aposs Debra Lee, out," she said as she dropped her imaginary microphone.
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And on day 3, who doesn't know Jay-Z, Imaginary Dragons [sic], and Halsey?
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Just because the money would be budgeted to something else doesn't mean it's imaginary.
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It's some combination of an imaginary audience that doesn't exist and a celestial presence.
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He can use imaginary Democratic voter fraud to cover up red-state voter suppression.
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People carping about imaginary trade wars say that this is nothing to worry about.
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Until then, the world will speculate that Jim is very much an imaginary person.
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But you never know with this stupid show about the worst imaginary people ever.
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But there's got to be more than that — in all worlds, real or imaginary.
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He decided to plan an imaginary fashion shoot to celebrate Morocco and its people.
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The Royal Ontario is a science and culture museum, and imaginary creatures are welcome.
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ESPN's next video is a montage of basketball players getting hit by imaginary Pokeballs.
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Then he launches into listing imaginary goods, calling on fake bidders and raising prices.
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Gamers were able to experience imaginary worlds, all from the comfort of their couches.
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Here's hoping the Stanleys' real Christmas goes a little smoother than their imaginary one.
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As such, Imaginary Worlds isn't an extended interview or a talk show-style podcast.
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Some involve burritos, pizza, extra large baguettes, and even imaginary relationships with Chris Evans.
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I'm packing my bags and my imaginary dog, and I'm moving to Denmark immediately.
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"They fit the mold of the imaginary (shooters) that the world believes," he said.
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Here, a list of reasons why he should be your latest crush/imaginary boyfriend.
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"Turn back now if you know what's good for you," he warned imaginary enemies.
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Things start looking cool if you plot those sets on the real-imaginary plane.
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He moves about the room experimenting with different outputs as he rakes imaginary sand.
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Oh, and also don't ask what an imaginary person in Scranton thinks about everything.
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When his ruse was revealed in December 2008, 65 billion imaginary dollars went poof.
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Micah: Does Angela have an imaginary friend that she talks to now, like Elliot?
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We started asking what objects or ideas surrounding her would inform her imaginary world.
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Ahead, we've outlined the top five items that we've added to our *imaginary* cart.
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I can make larger gestures, expand, have an imaginary horizon line for my sculptures.
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The fiction around the poles, imaginary or surveilled, is the truth about climate change.
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Now, he said, they'd have to talk about their imaginary house hunt every Sunday.
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Their land existed for generations, and then an imaginary line split it in two.
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Here are examples of what Match might come up with for three imaginary seekers.
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I didn't even have this idea in my head of having this imaginary friend.
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Now it's Juul-sneaking little homebodies demolishing virtual walls and houses with imaginary pickaxes.
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Flipping an imaginary switch to revive the American coal industry is simply not possible.
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A comedy revolving around an imaginary TV show might sound exactly like 30 Rock.
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Consider the role of dolls, imaginary friends and such like in normal childhood development.
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I don't bend over and pet something imaginary; I just start whispering to myself.
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And now he's back on the table, this time standing, putting out imaginary fires.
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The learning version allows users to invest imaginary money to test out the platform.
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For years adults on "Sesame Street" thought Mr. Snuffleupagus was Big Bird's imaginary friend.
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Sure, the country served as an imaginary utopian space for European artists like Puccini.
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A dancer emerged from the crowd, tipping an imaginary hat to the lead drummer.
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This is because, frankly, I CAN'T just create an imaginary person in my head.
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Psychologists say there is no evidence that imaginary gun play is abnormal or harmful.
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The administration seems to think transgender people like me are as imaginary as hippogriffs.
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But when he describes Gren to his parents, they're convinced he's an imaginary friend.
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What recommendations might Elon Musk give to the leaders of the imaginary Venus civilization?
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In California, the story began with a personal vendetta against an imaginary illegal immigrant.
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Now, since Flavortown is an imaginary place, the tickets are really just for fun.
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What places from movies — real or imaginary — would you like to visit and why?
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The price of failure is more than imaginary for a majority of those students.
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Is there anybody out there you see replacing the imaginary principled-Paul Ryan shoes?
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Every turn of a corner brought new mosaics, waterfalls and sculptures of imaginary animals.
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The same can't be said for imaginary aliens living within Uranus's chilly blue clouds.
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I'd go into the woods and build forts and create these huge imaginary scenes.
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Oh, and until this season, they played real games, but in an imaginary league.
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And a head-scratcher about a lonely student suspected of murdering her imaginary boyfriend.
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Instead, Trump promised an imaginary service and continued to lie about it for days.
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And then in this imaginary lecture I would show her heirs, Louis and Noland.
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The Senate bill is radically different from this imaginary plan the economists are praising.
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Much of today's progressive discourse sounds like preparation for an imaginary seminar or trial.
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One group, misled by a largely imaginary map, attempted a shortcut through Death Valley.
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Thus, I'd use my imaginary billion to seed 25-person collectives around the country.
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A wave or a child pulling the imaginary air horn warms our tough hearts.
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Mr Johnson would not look out of place in any of these imaginary worlds.
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Luke confesses, and mother and son together banish this maybe imaginary, certainly demonic friend.
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Her hallucinations reduced, and she better understood what was real and what was imaginary.
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" — SETH MEYERS "How lovely — he's comforting imaginary victims of a disaster that never happened.
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ANNE So, this is about the imaginary friends of children yet to be conceived?
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Separating what is real and what is imaginary creates some confusion in this work.
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"But the fake cat is already out of the imaginary bag," Ms. Bell added.
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I'd read books, play with the toy that I had, make up imaginary worlds.
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February: Imaginary voter fraud Trump has depicted himself as a crusader against election fraud.
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There were talking cars, imaginary creatures and stories about white men, women and children.
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These academic fools apparently believe they live in Keynes' imaginary homespun economy of 1931!
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Imaginary, remote and timeless, mythic tales show the universal aspects of our human condition.
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Installed nearby is "The Imaginary Indian (Totem Pole)" (2016), which clings to a wall.
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There is no breaking into this mutually consoling bubble world, fuelled by imaginary polls.
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Apparently, an imaginary is simply the product of the imagination, that which is unreal.
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Imaginary Friend continues at Lord Ludd (306 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) through February 11.
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IMAGINARY FRIENDBy Stephen Chbosky Twenty years after his smash hit novel, "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," Stephen Chbosky returns with a 700-page doorstop, "Imaginary Friend" — an ambitious tale narrated through multiple perspectives, mashing together horror, fairy tales and the (rewritten) Bible.
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First, imaginary painting, then imaginary breakfast and so on—the happy life of a pauper, except that this pauper, exhausted and downhearted after a sleepless night, couldn't feel much happiness and scolded himself for being a gullible sap who had lost everything twice.
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Throughout his film career, Johnny Depp has gotten to live in some incredible imaginary universes.
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Graffiti in Vilnius, LithuaniaPhoto: GettyIt's hard out there for people who play with imaginary money.
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Perhaps the retail juggernaut is waiting to see who else will throw them imaginary money.
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Maybe they're confusing this imaginary film with Kazaam, which starred Shaquille O'Neal as a genie.
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Before settling on the iconic Benguiat font, Imaginary Forces tried out others, like MT Light.
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Imaginary Forces settled on the glowing outlined Benguiat for the sequence used in the show.
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Please, check them off on your imaginary bingo card as you go down the list.
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This imaginary example demonstrates that sculpture occupies a special position in the contemporary art world.
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It follows a young boy who befriends an imaginary Adolf Hitler, and it's pretty bonkers.
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Morgan then ran to the sideline and stopped to sip an imaginary cup of tea.
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I gotta say, this imaginary villain sounds a lot more interesting than the real guy.
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Ahead, the best responses to Rick's imaginary lunchtime reunion of our favorite Walking Dead characters.
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By referencing the Lucasfilm logo, Imaginary Forces is instantly projecting us back to the 1980s.
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Having dispensed with the real Indians, America then began losing its heart to imaginary ones.
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"They'll be talking to my mother," he says, describing the imaginary scene at the center.
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Like this, [mimics putting an arm around an imaginary Pitbull's shoulder], come here, come here.
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But I now realize that the moms that message described weren't some imaginary future group.
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Because, the thing is, Donald Trump can keep his ugly (and, to reiterate, imaginary) wall.
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He wanted to get his retaliation in before the imaginary insurgents turned on his soldiers.
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All this time, Luke has been talking about Abigail, his imaginary (or very real) friend.
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As kids, American Jews often pretend to hide from the Nazis during our imaginary games.
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If that's not a creative name for an imaginary character, we don't know what is.
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Intense partisan polarization is not some imaginary force in national politics -- it defines our era.
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Their silly sides were also on full display ... walking an imaginary runway with different strides.
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The North Korean delegation replied that this was an "imaginary concept" invented by hostile forces.
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Breakingviews has obtained a copy of the imaginary pitch headhunters have sent to prospective candidates.
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What you decide is change or not is an imaginary line drawn in your head.
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And when you get your identity involved, you become really emotionally attached to imaginary things.
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Instead, let's all have an imaginary burger from Bob's to celebrate these fine fictional fathers.
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Others seem to come from an imaginary Peruvian-Japanese world that Mr. Ramirez dreamed up.
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When you're drawing imaginary creatures that doesn't exist, how do you make them look real?
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Both the president's and the Congress's plans were built of imaginary parts, creating outlandish expectations.
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After detailing the thinness required for various parts of this imaginary woman's body, Leigh paused.
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And the golden age is more imaginary than real even for those who hold privilege.
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But those poor imaginary leftover sheep never get to clear the fence and be free.
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He speaks wistfully of an imaginary halcyon past that abruptly ended on January 21, 2017.
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Let's run through how this would work for an imaginary person: John, who earns $40,000.
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You need to "recognize that most of the barriers we face are imaginary," Hyatt writes.
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For one, it would add further to Pakistan's imaginary fears about India's role in Afghanistan.
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"Mexico City in the global artistic imaginary, it's a bit like Detroit," Mr. Sharp said.
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All that's left, now, are imaginary angles and broadcasts from the outer orbits of takesmanship.
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Over time, both the real and imaginary concerns are addressed, but that takes a while.
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And so Slender Man went from an imaginary nightmare to a very real urban legend.
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He lays out an imaginary world in meticulous detail but never grants it full life.
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Will you continue pointing to some imaginary version of yourself you must be "authentic" to?
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Alongside the transgender director Phia Ménard, Ms. Thibaut was given one of the imaginary awards.
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The biggest threat to Amazon's future success isn't some imaginary antitrust case; it's Amazon itself.
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Sure, he argues, one can acknowledge that "psychic pain" dictates this, er, imaginary man's behavior.
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Frightening Americans about an imaginary invasion even appears to be part of Trump's reelection strategy.
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In so doing, she turns the ordinary inside out and opens up its imaginary depths.
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Like Odell Beckham, Jr. pretending to be a dog and urinating on an imaginary tree.
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And so Ramona, named for an imaginary childhood friend of her younger sister, was born.
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Also, we're talking about imaginary sex so you know you're getting your rocks off ethically.
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"It's not a memoir, it's an imaginary me," Mr. Ferlinghetti said in a phone interview.
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BAMCINÉMATEK AND THE RACIAL IMAGINARY INSTITUTE: ON WHITENESS at BAM Rose Cinemas (July 225-220).
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Pakistan would not risk the wrath of the United States if its concerns were imaginary.
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The officer drew an imaginary line and committed to shooting Khiel if he crossed it.
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Offering up an imaginary monolithic culture as the model for success is futile and dangerous.
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In "Hangsaman" (1951), Natalie, a lonely college freshman, has a daring imaginary friend named Tony.
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Spring break is a great time to travel, even if the voyage is only imaginary.
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"Every imaginary future ever written is about the time it was written in," he said.
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You'll never run out of imaginary scenarios for any system, human or automated, to fail.
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He took an arrow out of an imaginary quiver and fired it toward the sky.
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To be sure, the trade war with China is not based on an imaginary problem.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the part of the episode that was imaginary.
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I have somehow conflated her with Siouxsie Sioux and invented an imaginary muse, Siouxsie Monroe.
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Instead of spending billions on an imaginary world, let's fund the world we already have.
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The emotional gravity of Imaginary Friend intensifies in larger works, such as "Summer Night" (2016).
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Creeping along the floor and up the walls is an imaginary roadmap of Sokhorn's design.
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The result was an ever-widening disparity between the imaginary fan base Supernatural writers thought they had and an imaginary progressive show that many fans were building for themselves — through perpetual discussions about the show's values on Tumblr and at conventions, and through fanfiction.
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Not only that but she hosted hundreds of tea parties throughout her life – imaginary of course.
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Here are the 12 Emma Stone moments that secured her status as our imaginary BFF. 1.
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Emergency responders in northern Texas watch as an imaginary crisis takes over their social media feeds.
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Bob Gramsma's "facts on the ground, OI#17241" (2017) is equally focused on an imaginary space.
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Later, Henderson and Cavallari, 32, can't help but laugh at the imaginary boyfriend Cutler conjured up.
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He often denounces the imaginary flight of Hindus from Muslim persecution of some sort or another.
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The disorder is sometimes regarded as "frivolous" or "imaginary," given that it has no visible effects.
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Batman, we might say, created the space in the American political imaginary for a President Trump.
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While much of that bonanza will be lost from headline GDP, the dollars are not imaginary.
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If Shakespeare and Lou Reed had a child, Luke would be that kid's imaginary best friend.
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So I guess the memes still stand as strong as that imaginary border wall in Colorado.
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Their animations suggest a grimmer version of Wes Anderson's imaginary Zubrowka (from "The Grand Budapest Hotel").
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The trailer introduces a young boy named Jojo who creates an imaginary friend after being bullied.
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"Clearly, the defendant was not 'confessing' to an imaginary crime," the SJC said in its opinion.
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Could you talk a bit about bridging the physical, the imaginary, the virtual, and the economic?
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I just thought that by creating this imaginary twin sister, I could stay a kid forever!
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Some of those include hypothetical conversations with A-list celebrities or imaginary group chats about dating.
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The circle is the imaginary boundary we draw around those we consider worthy of moral consideration.
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As in many José Saramago novels, the political imaginary in his Jerusalem exists somewhere in Europe.
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And whoever ends up winning most sway over cartography, Borges's everything map is no longer imaginary.
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The most absurd false claim: The CNN imaginary studio As noted above, it was very weird.
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Viewers put on the headset and become Lucy's imaginary friend, who she's conscripted into the investigation.
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Hoping to stop them, she teams up with the player, who appears as an imaginary friend.
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Without questioning Hofstetter's claim or checking signage, she ran off in search of the imaginary gate.
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For instance, students who participated in their experiments were given a certain amount of imaginary funds.
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This movie is basically Harriet the Spy but with an imaginary friend, and no Rosie O'Donnell.
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Pink hands grow from the ground like sprigs of grass and wave in an imaginary wind.
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"I view what we did in those imaginary worlds as part of my history," he said.
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You know that Trainwreck scene when Amy Schumer throws imaginary sports team names at Bill Hader?
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An element of joy, located somewhere in an imaginary future, is the other side of catastrophism.
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It's like I have imaginary titanium plates over every inch of my body from being here.
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I Venmo requested money from Sean Spicer for the imaginary bowling league we're in together pic.twitter.
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Those holes were never near the midline, an imaginary line where a thin Mohawk would run.
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It isn't mimicry, which leads nowhere, but a curious sort of imaginary impersonation, which leads everywhere.
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It took the form of an imaginary conversation between two figures called Smith and Little Dobbs.
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In Klint's imaginary future, you can pop a Kool-Aid-colored pill to upgrade your body.
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I leave the Oakland workshop pumped from the excitement of saving the homes of imaginary Californians.
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You're one step short of standing on your front lawn and yelling at your imaginary friend.
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The book is also full of traditional Christmas symbols, secretly woven throughout Seuss' imaginary Whoville world.
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I don't believe in imaginary borders, but I do believe in being part of a community.
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It turns out that the imaginary friend is just Wizards ne'er-do-well mascot, G-Wiz.
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This sojourn to an imaginary hell has transformed him, momentarily, into a more joyous, thoughtful empath.
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It really set the stage for do-it-yourself world-building and shared imaginary gaming experiences.
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In conversation with former colleagues, he still gets upset by suggestions that the Thing was imaginary.
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At one point, Biles thought she was driving a truck -- and even honked the imaginary horn!
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Who would begrudge an imaginary person the chance to pursue the moist cephalopod of his dreams?
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I had a wide, wide range of imaginary scenarios about the future after Trump got elected.
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And he's telling me, he's going here to tag polar bears [pointing at an imaginary map].
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"A unicorn is actually an imaginary animal," says another with a poker face and blissful patience.
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Shit-hits-the-fan escapism—a big part of the alt-right imaginary—never predicted this.
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It slashes across the painting like an equator: the line between continents that is always imaginary.
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The film itself is imaginary — and for too long so is the reward of "watching" it.
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" Turning to the imaginary audience, she continued, "I might say, 'Pam has passed on, hasn't she?
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" And if you dare to reach beyond some imaginary line of demarcation, you're seen as "uppity.
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It feels a little weird because we don't do that with other kinds of imaginary entities.
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Jones's listeners would draw imaginary lines between the two, and we were helping them do it.
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But a rabbit, imaginary Hitler reminds Jojo, is both brave and can outsmart whoever chases him.
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They may continue to play along because it&aposs fun, or similar to their imaginary friends.
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As she continued, Long started listing off imaginary bids, eventually drowning out what she was saying.
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The violence that McCrory fears is imaginary, but the concerns of the transgender community are not.
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He sits in the middle of his living room, and makes toasts to his imaginary friends.
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Rather than offer illustration, the paintings increasingly blur the boundary between the imaginary and the evident.
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It is not brave to jump in front of television cameras touting yet another imaginary grievance.
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How an imaginary version of the Trump administration might make the real one lose in 2020.
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A boy and girl ride an imaginary horse and duck, which are drawn as dotted lines.
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The story, which ran just days before the election on a site for a made-up publication called Denver Guardian, suggests that Clinton plotted the murders of an imaginary agent and his imaginary wife, then tried to cover it up as an act of domestic violence.
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"It just makes you feel awesome," he says, swirling an imaginary glass as he remembers their conversation.
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Which raises a question: Has the world come to rely on an imaginary technology to save it?
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Given the circumstances—I don't want to die alone—an imaginary boyfriend seemed the way to go.
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We left the room together as one guard chanted the wedding march and another threw imaginary rice.
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Esposito: There's another show coming up with Jenna Elfman, and she has an imaginary friend who's animated.
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Esposito: There's another show coming up with Jenna Elfman, and she has an imaginary friend who's animated.
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The drunkenness made him seem almost like an unreal figure—an imaginary friend children craft in solitude.
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In 2009, there was only one kind of imaginary internet money to scratch your head over: Bitcoin.
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This tells us it's extremely unlikely the link between these drugs and impulse control problems is imaginary.
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We fixate on the exoticism—the imaginary personalities, the social isolation, the inevitable cleanup—because it's fun.
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He put up a hand and abruptly concluded the imaginary audition: "Oh, that's great, O.K.," he said.
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For James Clerk Maxwell, they conjured an imaginary demon who could violate the second law of thermodynamics.
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I'm semi-convinced that imaginary spirit cat was some kind of divine intervention, it was so wonderful.
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Sherman-Palladino created in 2000 "Gilmore Girls" that focused on mother-daughter relationship in an imaginary town.
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Imaginary Forces then photographed Kunkle's paintings with high-resolution cameras and shaped them into three-dimensional renderings.
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Essentially, they staged an imaginary, cartoonish bunch-up between President Trump and Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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Aided only by his idiotic imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler (Taika Waititi), Jojo must confront his blind nationalism.
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A couple of years ago, I had a student ask me if commas were real or imaginary.
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Even as employers wail about imaginary talent shortages, they still mistreat job-seekers in the hiring pipeline.
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I have listened to each Chainsmokers hit on repeat until I tasted blood, imaginary but still tangy.
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For what her historic run for the presidency challenges most is our imaginary of what is possible.
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The stubborn detective is also envisioning his wife and daughter, engaging in full imaginary conversations with them.
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Kudos to Deadpool — but maybe don't notch another imaginary trophy until The Passion of the Christ falls.
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Randall says to imaginary Jack that he knows he was a replacement kid for the dead baby.
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It's the perfect storm and represents a massive advantage for the pitcher in our imaginary internal struggle.
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They aren't imaginary, like the toxic threat, and they aren't just part of some vague general calamity.
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Quite literally making a little imaginary world for ourselves that our day to day lives doesn't permit.
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If officials hailed these imaginary cars, the ride would mysteriously get canceled before they got picked up.
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Though wildly flailing around, punching at imaginary baddies in a crowded booth proved a bit more problematic.
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Daily fantasy involves creating imaginary teams of real players and betting based on their real-world performance.
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How does the team at Disney and Lucasfilm come up with these wacky names for imaginary planets?
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It didn't escape me that they were getting raucous over an imaginary wave on a computer screen.
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A utopia is by definition imaginary, non-existent; they work best when the inhabitants are designed, too.
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As Mr. Wrench takes Meemo out of play, Varga tries to add zeroes to her imaginary salary.
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Dornish wine, of course, is an imaginary product of fictional Dorne in the mythical continent of Westeros.
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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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Every story, every issue, is framed as an existential attack on a perfectly virtuous, perfectly imaginary America.
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But her imaginary oral histories are exquisitely attuned to the ways in which humans victimize one another.
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Several songs seem written for imaginary Carpenters albums, or early-'80s television shows, or New Age misadventures.
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The imaginary universe of "In the Name of the People", a 52-part television series, is bleak.
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This time the stakes were higher, the money was not imaginary, and the choices were less glitzy.
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The majority of those immense (and yes, imaginary) costs come from Santa's most important job: Toy production.
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Its mountains inspired the imaginary Hallelujah Mountains in James Cameron's hit film "Avatar," according to China Highlights.
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Nothing could remain hidden from Tolstoy about his imaginary Napoleonic Russia and its Natashas, Pierres and Andreis.
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"He added that Kloss had an "obsession" with Perry and was "planning an imaginary future with her.
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By contrast, trying to draw imaginary connections between tax avoidance and executive compensation isn't a serious exercise.
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Here's an example: When I was a little girl, I had an imaginary friend named Reba McEntire.
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With collage materials, "they'll make the appearance of each bird," inspired by species both real and imaginary.
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Throughout the film, Ms. Sodderland records imaginary chats with Mr. Lynch in the form of video messages.
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The pleasure George got from his dog Ranger taking flying leaps over imaginary logs cannot be described.
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They field slow rollers and drift into foul territory to throw to first base around imaginary runners.
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"A decreasing percentage of the imaginary worlds are utopias," the literary scholar Chad Walsh observed in 1962.
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Privately, Genz began to fear that the di lep was imaginary, that wave-piloting was already extinct.
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The lighting doubles the architectural space, suggesting a selfie of itself, an imaginary yet grandiose self-portrait.
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"We played imaginary baseball," the current co-owner/GM/manager of the Nettuno Italy baseball club says.
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An illuminating exhibition at the Getty reveals how photography created and perpetuated a national imaginary in Argentina.
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The mics aren't exactly small… but that's how you know they're real working hardware and not imaginary.
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The dialogue of the book plays out between the main character and inanimate objects or imaginary beings.
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This week's #TIWB was heavily inspired by my imaginary travel plans, Mother's Day gifts, and pom-poms.
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For Trump, the border is a perimeter to be defended, just like his imaginary kings of old.
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Mr. Aloysius Snuffleupagus was introduced to 'Sesame Street' in 1971 as an imaginary companion to Big Bird.
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It could be reaching up like a growling bear or digging a hole with an imaginary shovel.
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His most famous sketches depict his imaginary alter ego, a bouffant-haired, aquiline-nosed doyenne named Mrs.
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The program, "Preludes to a Lost Time (Imaginary Dialogues)," was conceived by the Latvian violinist Gidon Kremer.
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"To make a kind of novel up using imaginary arguments is not sticking to reality," he said.
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In about 10 minutes of trading, the imaginary price of Bitcoin Cash crashed to $140 from $400.
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To answer these questions, I interviewed two psychologists, one of whom has done research on imaginary play.
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He was inventing a problem that doesn't exist, and using that imaginary problem to demonize brown people.
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Eventually, Ms. Sorokin paid her $5,000, and again promised that more would arrive from imaginary wire transfers.
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This Imaginary Portrait is one of eleven on view at the Loretta Howard Gallery through October 28.
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How might you visualize the guilt, power imbalances, doubts, and fear that constitute the white imaginary, i.e.
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Here, curator Khadija Hamdi-Soussi salutes art historian André Malraux's idea of an imaginary "museum without walls".
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But whatever its origins, animation continues to allow its practitioners to bring vast imaginary worlds to life.
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Of course, our audience is usually imaginary, encountered on the other side of a piece of paper.
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Taika Waititi's film is a comedy about a kid who has Adolf Hitler as an imaginary friend.
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Then, d'Arnaud practiced his throwing form on an imaginary stolen-base attempt following each toss from Sherlock.
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This is why I did this, I think, why I wanted to come to this imaginary place.
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"I do so appreciate your attentions, Griselda," she says to her imaginary maid, but increasingly to herself.
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At one point, he feigns masturbating a giant phallus, then hoists an imaginary breast and licks it.
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It's one of a series of imaginary meetings Thomas has painted, but the first to feature Trump.
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Suddenly, the imaginary "Hormone Monster" shows up to encourage Andrew to duck out of class to masturbate.
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The exploitation of the imaginary Aryan history, bestrode by Valhallan gods, became central to the Hitler cult.
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If I was to create an imaginary garden I wanted the toads in it to be real.
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For the first time in decades, figures appeared, some from Italian Renaissance art, others imaginary; all sensual.
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In an imaginary, zero-carbon future, the revenue prospects for air-capture companies would probably be enormous.
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And Renee Gladman's books about the imaginary place Ravicka are profoundly reshaping how I think about language.
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MILAN — We were at the bottom of an imaginary ocean in an industrial headquarters somewhere in Milan.
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Throughout Yellow Negroes and Other Imaginary Creatures, Alagbé's characters explore different modes of alienation and confused identities.
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Yellow Negroes and Other Imaginary Creatures by Yvan Alagbé is now out from New York Review Comics.
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In one moment, a dancer shoots the others with an imaginary gun and then aims it at herself.
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And so, as Trump cements his agenda through significant legislation, these folks have the vapors over imaginary discrimination.
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Erik tells me all this while making all the gestures over this imaginary tamal on his left hand.
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The perfect house is like the perfect relationship...imaginary There's an unspoken virtue to a well-organized abode.
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Alexa is not a sister or imaginary friend, but the voice-activated digital assistant in Amazon's Echo Dot.
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And now, much like her fans, she's found that the lines between imaginary and reality are constantly blurring.
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Is this an imaginary portrait of the Dane in his youth, beginning his quest to understand the world?
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Ms. Massenet has teamed up with Nick Brown, an investor in consumer start-ups, to form Imaginary Ventures.
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And perhaps there's something about bringing imaginary worlds to life every day that can make anything seem possible.
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"I like the idea that this music I'm making is environmental recordings of an imaginary place," Coates says.
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Shortly after her grandmother was diagnosed, Lucas began photographing objects her grandmother had packed for her imaginary trip.
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Pilati drew an imaginary line with the collection between his wealthy potential consumer and vulgar Instagram hoi polloi.
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And, seeing as she's our imaginary best friend, we're pretty sure she's going to let us borrow it.
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Mariángeles Soto-Díaz has created a detailed archive for this imaginary school, which centers indigenous and feminist perspectives.
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In 1979, authors Charles Sheffield and Arthur C. Clarke almost simultaneously published novels about the same imaginary technology.
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"If Mahdaoui reported such a crime he will be ridiculed or even accused of reporting an imaginary crime.".
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This is an imaginary landscape crafted by humans, but the urban dweller will recognize it as scarily quotidian.
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"When you write a book or TV show, you have an imaginary audience in your head," he says.
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You can think of this axis as an imaginary line connecting two worlds locked in a gravitational embrace.
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She works at Imaginary Forces, where she has produced titles for Jessica Jones and Boardwalk Empire, among others.
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One of the many things that this imaginary nation lacks, in comparison with others, is a literary canon.
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The game, which asks players to act as heroes going on an imaginary adventure, has a strange reputation.
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I send friends imaginary iMessages and hear the woo-Oop sound and then the ding when they reply.
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The threat posed by macros would primarily come from Weaver's imagined (or not so imaginary) one bad insider.
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Bourilhon says his images allow him to cross the barrier between the real world and the imaginary world.
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That's about 8 miles above the Kármán line — the imaginary boundary separating our planet's atmosphere from outer space.
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The lesson here is to never underestimate a red-blooded human's desire to feel an airy, imaginary boob.
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To that end, threatening to release possibly imaginary recordings of their conversation is tantamount to intimidating a witness.
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Cléo suspects that she's dying of cancer; in the film, it's implied that her illness may be imaginary.
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There was an imaginary obstacle, a crevasse or a river, and the animals were helping one another across.
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But he elided these failures through the imaginary realm of reality TV, where he played a successful capitalist.
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This is the titular Happy (voiced by Patton Oswalt), the imaginary friend of the disappeared girl mentioned above.
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He spun off numerous whimsical books with all kinds of imaginary advice for caring for the tiny critters.
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I created an imaginary network when I was 10, gridding out the programming lineup in a school notebook.
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The joke is that such passionate animosity could be felt toward such trivial, rarely encountered or imaginary things.
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"Just kick them out," he said, unleashing a mighty kick at an imaginary target on a suburban sidewalk.
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In this imaginary scenario, as in the real world, imports are not the enemy of a healthy economy.
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Instead of trying to climb imaginary block hills or leap across deadly drops, Singh simply walks around them.
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This one seems especially brilliant: Instead of running all over town finding imaginary creatures, why not locate investments?
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It includes a little-known novel, "Malafrena," set in an imaginary Central European country, and 225 related stories.
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Dozens of similarly vivid imaginary places are summarized in a new compendium, "Literary Wonderlands," edited by Laura Miller.
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We'll test your memory with an imaginary trip to the grocery store at the end of this article.
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In pieces like "We Know Very Little" (2016), Lungangi's imaginary frontal figures have smaller figures embedded into them.
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Ozon's films are more like tales; his universe is imaginary and weird, so you can't take it realistically.
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I've been caught talking to an imaginary dog a lot, and I just tell people that I'm singing.
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"I mean, I like making contributions, I'm a great punch-up man," he said, twirling an imaginary cigar.
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It's a slow and sneaky revelation that I, much like the studio's imaginary clients, did not see coming.
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Their imaginary sex was both tender and incendiary, fueled by shared pasts, synchronized breathing and enviable muscle control.
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In this sense, the imaginary Other is not an Other at all, but central to the composition's balance.
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Why must "what is real and possible" be continuously rejected "in favor of what is imaginary and chimeric"?
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Or perhaps we will learn something more mundane: Indigenous people will always be savages in the settler imaginary.
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Hiding in plain sight — the unseen Sex to Sexty, the unseen trauma, the unseen untraumatized, the unseen imaginary.
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Theater is all about the imaginary, how you can produce potential worlds through language and actions in space.
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The hero attacks windmills, believing them to be giants, making his name a byword for attacking imaginary enemies.
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Sanders appears to live in an imaginary future, where a popular tidal wave washes away all political obstacles.
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Artifact exposes this as the performance it always has been, a distinction as imaginary as any border is.
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By performing violent attacks, they may believe they are tearing down an imaginary system of oppression against whites.
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Nicolas Carone: Imaginary Portraits continues at Loretta Howard Gallery (521 West 26th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through October 28.
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She demonstrated, contracting her spine and shrugging her shoulders forward, conjuring an imaginary garment, something glamorous and strapless.
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"Once Upon a Dime" was a fairy tale about the origins of money set on an imaginary island.
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Per the game's rules, the inmates choose imaginary characters and roll dice to determine their strengths and skills.
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"Looking back, I can now see how gullible I was, actually living in an imaginary world," he wrote.
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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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But the core of the nationalist politician's fuel is a strident defense of the country against imaginary threats.
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Mind and movement often met as gestures initiated dances (fingers scooping imaginary sand, hands holding mighty unseen ropes).
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That there is some kind of vested interest in your foibles, both real and imaginary, past and future?
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It was just another reminder that female power remains deeply threatening, even in the realm of the imaginary.
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In both Ratmansky ballets, there are multiple firebirds, but it's in "Humpbacked" that this imaginary ornithology works best.
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I would focus on what you like more than what will please an imaginary buyer in a decade.
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They encouraged viewers to wield a golf club and strike an imaginary ball from atop a baby mannequin.
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Swinney prides himself on catching them before they get there and needling them about winning his imaginary race.
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In this second season, Connor has moved on — so Tracey conjures up an imaginary boyfriend (the rapper Stormzy).
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She had been writing about imaginary revolutions, but by then an actual liberation movement, feminism, was gaining traction.
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"All of the sudden, the lid came off," Spieth said, referring to an imaginary cover over the hole.
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Similarly, Glitch players were able to publicly chat and interact with others near them in the imaginary world.
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Parents can help their children through the grieving process by actively participating in this type of imaginary play.
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They dismissed his super-reclusive pal Mr. Snuffleupagus as an imaginary friend — or maybe even an elaborate lie.
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Whenever I unlimbered a blow, he, too, shot one into the air landing it on an imaginary antagonist.
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To be clear, the numbers we're using here to get a handle on how pricing works are imaginary.
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Rewind Imperialism for the masses, the movie culture of the 1920s, purveyed romantic fantasies of an imaginary East.
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We talked through the strangeness of a real restaurant being cast as the outside of an imaginary one.
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They are imaginary creatures not intended to have any reference to the real world and certainly not blackface.
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Knowing full well that it's not real, having the imaginary clearly being not real, they can't do it.
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A shake-up in Trumpland; France's burkini bans, explained; why Ryan Lochte's possibly imaginary robbery matters to Rio.
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And because within this imaginary schema, the police protect whiteness, their own violence cannot be read as violence.
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Of course, it's definitely going to sting to know Keery is no longer my imaginary boyfriend, but it's fine.
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A photo posted on Twitter by actress Natalie Morales shows a write-up about kids and their imaginary friends.
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A fantasy sport is a game where participants assemble imaginary teams using real players of different professional sports team.
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From To Quinoa Mockingbird to Straight Outta Hamptons, these films hurt to think about, even if they are imaginary.
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To calm him, a soldier makes him an imaginary cup of coffee, long after the food has run out.
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Beyond proposing imaginary reconciliation, some of Nkanga's works include growing crystals, minerals, and organic materials like tobacco and coca.
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Together, millions of Echo owners are nurturing this imaginary friend, crowdsourcing her education like a legion of human mentors.
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Neither Facebookphobes nor Facebookholics nor Facebook users should be able to claim moral authority in an imaginary cultural war.
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Pichai didn't have to rely on grand proclamations, cringey jokes or imaginary product changes to get his message across.
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Bloomberg would play spoiler, all because he is hearing the voices of some imaginary silent majority in his head.
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They give us some baseline to challenge the imaginary fences, which ultimately allow schools to be separated by race.
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If you're a Lord of the Rings fan, you've probably dreamt of visiting its imaginary landscapes at least once.
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Why should immigrants be forced to adhere to some imaginary European identity that few Europeans actually live up to?
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In his new film, Jojo Rabbit, he plays Adolf Hitler—well, a young German boy's imaginary friend, who's Hitler.
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Mr. Pilati drew an imaginary line with the collection between his wealthy potential consumer and vulgar Instagram hoi polloi.
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She found it "refreshing" to cross what she dismissed as the "imaginary" boundaries between different branches of the subject.
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I can't think of IMAGINARY FRIEND without thinking of Cheese, the most hilarious cartoon character I've seen in ages.
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And if there aren't that many real ills, the opposition is perfectly prepared to hype up some imaginary ones.
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Click here to view original GIFWizards and Jedis are two of the highest-ranking imaginary characters known to man.
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It also has a certain cosiness; it is the imaginary ideal where many human ideas about nature grew up.
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ABC's Imaginary Mary is our Toyota People Pick Of The Day Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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If the framing device of a tribute to an imaginary infant made this synthesis possible, then so be it.
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That same internet also led a gunman into Comet Ping Pong in search of an imaginary child-sex ring.
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Young Luke has an imaginary friend named Abigail only he can see who plays with him in the treehouse.
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This journey can be an imaginary walk through your house or a local park, or your drive to work.
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The pharmacist said nothing, now pulling imaginary pill bottles out of an empty metal cupboard Violet had already ransacked.
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Our place in the world is not determined by an imaginary scale that weighs our mistakes against our virtues.
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However, talking about your real or imaginary circulatory issues is a great way to bond with other cold people.
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"This imaginary world feels real to me, and I write this book as a tribute to it," Menezes said.
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Correia stands up to attack, pushes the imaginary table away, and punches the opponent's face with his right hand.
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They show you an imaginary device that looks nothing like the final product and defy the laws of physics.
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Micah: She was telling her imaginary friend that if she goes into the subway, White Rose will find her.
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Paintings such as "Through Blue" (1963), with its bifurcating blue rivulets spilling around crenellated brown fields, resemble imaginary topographies.
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What links them all is a desire to return to a more sophisticated—and largely imaginary—form of masculinity.
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Imaginary sex is glamorous and erotic, while actual sex includes all sorts of awkwardness and the occasional fart noise.
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Second, he conjures an imaginary episode of violence in Northern Ireland, which connects to real Irish people who died.
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I was inserting imaginary asterisks throughout: "No human has ever heard the sound of a gravitational wave" — *until now!
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Now you'll read a winning student movie review, this one chosen because it, too, deals with an imaginary world.
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Enviously I watched as the other kids in my neighborhood mounted their shiny Schwinns, confident cowkids on imaginary mares.
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To begin from the premise that a condition is imaginary is to prejudice efforts to provide a physiological explanation.
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And he's back, this time as an imaginary sidekick, in Season 2 of this Peabody Award-winning techno-thriller.
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It has sent me wandering through Times Square on my lunch break on a quest to capture imaginary monsters.
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The three Angus and the steer are frolicsome animals, like imaginary cows in a children's book or a cartoon.
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As an open-ended toy, the play scenarios with dollhouses are endless as children invent realistic and imaginary scenes.
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Check out the likelihood of your relationship (real or imaginary) floating or sinking at the bottom of the page.
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I spent hours looking through the site and went into an imaginary world where I created my dream man.
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Captain Spirit opens with its main character, Chris, designing the costume for his imaginary superhero, the aforementioned Captain Spirit.
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For the performance, Maag illuminates the ramp with dreamy projections of Rodin sculptures, alien landscapes and imaginary star fields.
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Or did my family will this spirit into an imaginary existence through the telling and retelling of ghost stories?
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A synesthesia suit's vibrations on our body feel like physical noise until they're synced with imaginary sound and vision.
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We put the founders on an imaginary pedestal to look down on our own politics as beneath their contempt.
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Taika Waititi wrote and directed "Jojo Rabbit," and also played an imaginary version of Adolf Hitler in the movie.
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Sympathy stolen on behalf of imaginary sufferers is stolen from real ones; phony monsters divert us from real ones.
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"It's the imaginary audience come to life," said Marion Underwood, a psychologist who studies adolescent aggression and internet use.
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In "The Imaginary Other" (2007), the Black head is prominent, standing out against a backdrop of colonial wallpaper prints.
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Warmhearted and perhaps imaginary adventures ensue, facilitated by the father's identical twin (played by the always engaging Chris Diamantopoulos).
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"Fridolína" was Bobby's invention, based on Fridolín, the imaginary hero of the stories our father used to tell us.
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What I realized looking at this written form was that it also connected to the imaginary and to fantasy.
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Impulsively, she molded rugged, delicate objects — sirens, horses, trees, fruits, lions, houses — building an imaginary of loss and love.
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This free annual celebration invites families to experience two kinds of imaginary journeys: through time and around the globe.
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Can you demonstrate the ways that this imaginary plays out in your daily life and your interactions with others?
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I am also reminded of the private symbolism of David Smith's totems and the imaginary worlds of Odilon Redon.
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More of Meriem Bennani's work, including a reality TV show about an imaginary hijab designer, can be found here.
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Federal prosecutors said she conjured up imaginary dependents for clients using the identities of prisoners incarcerated with her husband.
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It's like having two imaginary best friends when you're growing up as a kid, and they stay with you.
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To my son the imaginary world of "Frozen" is as real and normal as, well, him wearing a dress.
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"I'm out there banging the drum," Ms. Salke, 53, said last week, striking the air with two imaginary mallets.
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Will Trump's habit of making things up, and his advisors' willingness to celebrate imaginary policy triumphs, make any difference?
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Yet you got your first cartoon, showing the imaginary objects described by nonsense words, accepted on the first try.
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Epidemiologists break up a population into "compartments," a sorting-hat approach to what kind of imaginary people they're studying.
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Again, she tries the "He loves me, he loves me not" petal test (this time the flower is imaginary).
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Everyone deserves an imaginary pal, and Jojo—a decent but impressionable lad—has Adolf, whose encouragement is sorely needed.
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In "Minor Feelings," she recalls an imaginary spasm in her face that marked the beginning of a yearlong depression.
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This artistic, ephemeral, imaginary land you'll never visit, or some more crap you have to buy at a drugstore.
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What better way to go out with my career then try to make a film with an imaginary Hitler.
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I would put Beethoven's "Pastoral" on my loudspeakers and imagine prancing through a grassy meadow with my imaginary girlfriend.
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If a child has an imaginary friend, for example, we don't try to get the child to believe more.
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Taika Waititi plays an imaginary Hitler in Jojo Rabbit, his extremely offbeat take on a World War II story.
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Trump ridiculed Cruz, acting out an imaginary conversation between Senators while Cruz was conducting one of his famous filibusters.
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One new show, FX's "Legion," wraps up its maiden season as another, "Imaginary Mary," has its premiere on ABC.
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And because if I was alone on a desert island, Anne would be like a plucky, chatty, imaginary friend.
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Some Australian politicians, organizations, and media have "become seized with imaginary fears" on issues related to China, Geng said.
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To reach their imaginary US, they scaled a fence, and Carlos always played the one who made it across.
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Hwang was one of about 50 moviegoers led underground to take shelter from an imaginary North Korean air raid.
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If there were an imaginary "male to female" scale from left to right, Eli felt they floated above it.
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What the series calls "imaginary Greece" has been used to fuel totalitarianism as well as democracy (literally, "people power").
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She called Natalie Massenet, the founder of Net-a-Porter, who now runs a venture capital fund called Imaginary.
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On the surface, the Republic of Gilead, Atwood's imaginary successor to America, is a place of totalitarian religious austerity.
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As his imaginary world grew, the difficulty of ever capturing it in a full and final way also increased.
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Aestheticized in late and post-Soviet culture and the Western Cold War imaginary, he leads immeasurably many artistic afterlives.
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With its imaginary source of light, the work is a clever play on the themes of fantasy and illusion.
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Related: In Photos: South Korea's Dress Rehearsal for War Sure, this all might simply be anxiety about imaginary boogeymen.
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The Racial Imaginary Institute: On Whiteness continues at the Kitchen (512 West 19th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through August 3.
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It's frustrating, and might have been less so had Walser devoted his verbal ramble to an imaginary oeuvre by an imaginary artist — or simply pretended that he was doing so — sparing the reader of the feeling that much of what could have been grasped about the artist had escaped the writer's notice.
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Watch the video above to find out more, but first off, one big disclaimer: movie monsters are obviously imaginary creatures.
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"Joel," she says, in that voice she does, in an imaginary scenario where she delicately moves into my "Other" inbox.
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It doesn't have to be too clever, just as long as it has zero links to horrific, imaginary Hollywood foods.
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It represents an imaginary recreation of what your iPhone does in the background when you load up the Memories tab.
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It was quite the feat — especially in 2015's second season, which pushed even further into this imaginary, bloody Midwest.
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After all, if you're going to hold a conversation with imaginary computer people, you wouldn't want to type your answers.
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While it's traditionally defined by penetrative sex, it's simply a label — an imaginary object — that means something different to everyone.
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Whether they leave Paris or win some imaginary renegotiation and stay, they are not going to act on climate change.
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In an imaginary press conference, the comedy show wheeled out Ms DeVos, played by Kate McKinnon, to respond to reporters.
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In any case, he said, an imaginary memoir is the best kind to have when you can still be deposed.
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Like children dressed as makeshift ghosts, some of the lamps seem to be raising imaginary arms beneath their fabric cloaks.
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They sit in a little square of white light (by Burke Brown), and nothing is imaginary, except who's playing whom.
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Between customers, she read poetry books at the counter or drew faces of imaginary people in a little black notebook.
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It's a promise of the imaginary breaking into the real world and bringing us all closer together along the way.
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The imaginary gate Hofstetter sent her to would have been on the other side of the next terminal, he says.
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The demo switched to a clone of Fruit Ninja, where I used the imaginary interface to slash at flying produce.
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"Anyone with children knows that whining about imaginary cheating is the last refuge of the sore loser, @realDonaldTrump," she said.
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"Imaginary time may sound like science fiction ... but it is a genuine scientific concept," he wrote in a lecture paper.
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Moreover, similar results obtained in other experiments Dr Olivola conducted, involving imaginary tennis-club memberships, movie-watching and chocolate cake.
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Through a collection of imaginary but convincing conversations the reader is taken into a world "unspecified in time and space".
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Thread your hand through an imaginary slot in the water, he said, treating it like the prow of a ship.
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Also, it's just weird to be the person in public who appears to be shouting orders to their imaginary friends.
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The resulting web app — "Imaginary Soundscape" — uses machine learning to match any picture you upload with a suitable audio pairing.
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She put her now-empty wine glass down and pushed an imaginary hair out of her face, to compose herself.
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This imaginary guy I just made up, we'll call him Mike, is the perfect way to describe the HMD Odyssey.
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The act of genre assignment creates for every song on Sign o' the Times an imagined moment in imaginary time.
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It's true that contours passing through the good solution sum up possible universes with imaginary values for their lapse variables.
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After establishing that the threat was imaginary, she refused, and instead told the complainants to disembark if they felt unsafe.
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Soon enough, Fitz is literally telling Abby he can finally learn to make jam, his imaginary favorite hobby with Olivia.
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VandenBerghe — a large, big-bearded man with a wooden sword strapped to his back — started fiddling with an imaginary controller.
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He fired the person investigating a real threat to election integrity, and set up a probe of an imaginary threat.
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In one image, Calvin and his imaginary friend Hobbes are replaced with Kylo Ren and his dead idol, Darth Vader.
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The goalkeeper would start with an imaginary ball, and the team play out different scenarios according to the manager's instructions.
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They would gather around to watch this imaginary weather, even placing little bets on what the program would do next.
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We had a strong conceptual theme with Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy and creating a soundtrack for an imaginary western.
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The people of his imaginary Oceana are each granted a parcel of land, thus breaking up large fortunes and estates.
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For the soon-to-be hip-hop stars, those songs full of imaginary, poetic dream-worlds seemed divorced from reality.
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Ian Malcolm, as played by my imaginary husband Jeff Goldblum, is having none of it, and he tells Hammond why.
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"Oh, I can feel you moving inside of me," he says to the imaginary baby in his non-existent uterus.
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But then I was beginning to realize the imaginary could never quite measure up to the unattainable perfection of reality.
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It shouldn't take place scoring imaginary virtue points by kicking out your political opponents — left or right — from your establishment.
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And some women just decided to go with it, accepting the well-intentioned kindness of strangers toward their imaginary fetus.
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No. By 1987, he and his imaginary press agents had done a pretty good job of getting his name out.
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HIGH To ferry his imaginary client around, Mr. Kryuchkov would hire a luxury sedan, about 2890,2450 rubles for two hours.
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The truth, of course, is that is that the plot against America and the plot by America are both imaginary.
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And to do that, we need responsible leaders who solve real problems, rather than cheap heroes who invent imaginary ones.
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A view of two imaginary nations created by slicing the country along the sharp divide between Republican and Democratic Americas.
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Brand: ProgressiveYear introduced: 2008Insurance company Progressive didn't plan for Flo, the imaginary insurance salesperson, to be such a big hit.
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Those efforts included creating an imaginary employee named Amanda Sutton who held the title "investor relations professional," the commission said.
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Also an actress, she was well adept to portraying an ideal version of herself and performing for the popular imaginary.
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If you catch an imaginary bullet in the beginning of a skirmish, you miss out on most of the action.
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Does this wholly imaginary scenario play into a macabre desire to explore what a worst-case scenario might look like?
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Here, horizontal strata of color float on a surface, like some cross-section of mineral layers from an imaginary geology.
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And his notion of what to do about these imaginary problems amounts to no more than a bar stool rant.
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Republican legislators have touted imaginary voter fraud and passed laws to suppress Democratic votes in a number of states. 4.
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His letter-delivering experience, he said, helped make his imaginary town as close to real as something nonexistent can be.
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He zips around the living room on pretend spider webs and fights imaginary bad guys, much to his mother's chagrin.
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By portraying an imaginary actor in the role of Carlton, Marshall returns to the theme of invisibility from another perspective.
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According to his memoir, it was in childhood that he invented an imaginary companion or alter ego named George Tacet.
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She wrote that he crossed the library "toward the imaginary podium" while gripping his 16-year-old son James's arm.
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Roman Griffin Davis plays a lonely German boy whose imaginary friend is none other than Adolf Hitler (played by Waititi).
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G.Y.: So, what needs to change in the erotic lives of men, their sense of power, and the pornographic imaginary?
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Yet this is not the first time radical advances in technology have creaked the attic door open for imaginary encounters.
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They joked about an imaginary character — "the clown" — who they always pretended slept between them in the bed they shared.
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Imaginary Friends was reportedly bought by Paramount pictures and the studio is closing in on a deal to distribute it.
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So absent obvious guidelines, my general rule of thumb is: Imagine what your kids would think (or your imaginary kids).
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"In Iran, we have an imaginary figure that children are afraid of," said one of the men, Ali Qazvini, 25.
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Social media has put pop stars in constant contact with their audience, transforming them from untouchable idols into imaginary friends.
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"We'd put a slew of stocks on the board and you had to pick them with imaginary money," Cramer said.
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The imaginary of the archive is built around dusty and yellowish papers, its workers as tedious ants and devoted librarians.
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He wrapped his bandaged hands around a jet, flying it from some imaginary place, landing the aircraft on his forehead.
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"The first week, when I got paid," he said and raised his pinched fingers, as if holding an imaginary bill.
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"These very young people's testimonies about an imaginary terrorist organization were beaten out of them using torture," said Mr. Navalny.
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The center console pays homage to the Tree of Souls, a holy place of the Avatar's imaginary land of Na'vi.
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Because Republicans spent almost the entire Obama administration railing against the imaginary horrors of the Affordable Care Act — death panels!
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Earlier, partly as a joke, she had made a number of oil paintings of imaginary partners for her unattached friends.
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Players explore vacation scenes from airport security to hotel check-in with this app designed for open-ended imaginary play.
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On February 0003, Trump was asked for his thoughts and he quickly pivoted to imaginary election fraud in another state.
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"Article 3 of Nixon's impeachment was obstruction of Congress, refusing to obey defined congressional subpoenas, pleading imaginary privilege," Nadler said.
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Some like to construct characters and recreate imaginary worlds, while others like to crochet mildly offensive sayings onto a quilt.
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Bordering the Imaginary investigates the complicated relationship between the Dominican Republic and Haiti — two nations that share a single island.
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He can't reverse a fictive 25-year high in crime, or find work for an imaginary 96 million job seekers.
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On the other hand, my imaginary inner alt-right activist worries about the lack of male representation on the stage.
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Villalongo's images are imaginary, it is said in the accompanying wall text, confected from Yoruba ceremonial masks and animal figures.
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When you flinch at a virtual dinosaur, or don't want to step off an imaginary ledge, that's presence at work.
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Although faulty sex ed is responsible for a wide variety of misconceptions, pornography itself presents an imaginary form of sex.
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Parallel Botany: The Study of Imaginary Plants continues at Casa Colombo (380 Monmouth Street, Jersey City) through February 26, 2019.
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Magneto bends his legs and looks like he's pulling an imaginary jump rope taut to signal that he's manipulating metal.
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But gardens and backyards are special trading zones that span the imaginary boundaries between nature and culture, domestic and public space.
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" The same month, a PiS ally, Poland's President Andrzej Duda, called the EU "some imaginary community with little bearing on us.
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The Psychoactive Substances Act was inevitable, but ridiculous—ban imaginary drugs, as if banning tangible ones had ever made a difference.
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"It's the worst imaginary situation to be trapped, in what you know to be a lie your whole life," Feldman says.
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I resorted to a sort of backward wave to mimic my lashes naturally growing longer and flapping in an imaginary breeze.
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Jay is still haunted by his time at war, as evidenced by the repeated appearances of imaginary soldiers in his bedroom.
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