But also dealing with individuality and respecting individuality, which are all really important things to speak about, especially in children's storytelling, but really in any kind of storytelling.
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" Elaborating, "I think individuality has gone down the drain.
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It's about individuality and creativity – two important cornerstones of Omedelbar.
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In fact, her strength, individuality and integrity should be celebrated.
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The Sun in astrology symbolizes our center, our unique individuality.
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How do you uplift their individuality in your production approach?
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Now, I use makeup to communicate my individuality and creativity.
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It's this individuality that has inspired Hummon's musical career path.
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But impurities are what give diamonds their individuality and character.
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"Makeup, much like art, promotes expression of individuality," said Cheng.
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It is a way to defend your individuality and collectivity.
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"As teenagers, we struggled to find our individuality," Magda says.
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"There was the value of real individuality," Mr. Piccioli said.
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Doing that, they say, is an expression of unapologetic individuality.
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I am always looking for posters with individuality and humanity.
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I mean, I love that fashion destroys individuality or identity.
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"It allows customers to express their individuality," Ms. Kingman said.
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"Marc just really wanted to celebrate their individuality," Kendal explained.
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Life in the cockpit doesn't leave much room for individuality.
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Patrick Kelly was a designer who enabled a fierce individuality.
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And since it's all about individuality, anyone can pull them off.
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It's about individuality and confidence in a relationship, like 'You're irreplaceable.
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This enabled me to see the beauty in uniqueness and individuality.
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I believe it's our individuality and personal connection that inspired this.
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It became more cookie-cutter and less and less about individuality.
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Individuality was quite big one with the women in the town.
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Cheney supported and praised George W. Bush without surrendering his individuality.
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Swift said "ME!" highlights individuality and empowering people to be themselves.
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I'd say a good lesson is how much he pushes individuality.
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Parents hide the material relics of their individuality, in secret alcoves.
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Highlighting people's individuality led participants to see more humanity in them.
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I'm fascinated with vintage watches and their condition, color, history, individuality.
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Now we're less focused on the pearls; it's moreso about individuality.
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When freedom and individuality and welcome are enshrined as core values.
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It puts a spotlight on your individuality, not your gender identification.
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That something else I would call our individuality, if you please.
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"But I think we're more interested in expressing our individuality now."
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It's a very powerful message that we are celebrating women's individuality.
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It puts a spotlight on your individuality, not your gender identification.
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The dress says everything about her sense of individuality and style.
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With its colorful, timeless options, Primary isn't knocking on expressing individuality.
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Before the printing press, by contrast, books had heft and individuality.
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You could meet someone who truly sees you and appreciates your individuality.
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"I respected their individuality from the beginning," she adds in the book.
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Her non-blended pieces feel like celebrations of individuality, blackness, and womanhood.
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"Some people link drug consumption with freedom, individuality, and liberation," Liu said.
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"It's a way of expressing individuality," he said in a phone call.
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Vermeer dominates, but the individuality of all the included artists is clear.
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How else could I explain Annie James and Hallie Parker's sheer individuality?
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What if we renewed the internet's commitment to neutrality, individuality, and freedom?
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He's also has a unique point of view that's grounded in individuality.
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Back in 20163, her campaign for advocating individuality called #LetNoorShine went viral.
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Then there are all the intuitive factors: Creativity. Individuality. Identity. Pragmatism. Personality.
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Bachner: Individuality—I thought [the crew] did a fantastic job [showing that].
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You have to amp up your individuality in order to be heard.
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Now, the wake-up call for consciousness and individuality has been sounded.
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His attitude, his energy and his individuality are in every single piece.
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Indians outfielder Rajai Davis said stirrups allowed him a modicum of individuality.
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He allows each of the two men their due strangeness and individuality.
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There was a lack of individuality, and we're coming out of that.
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The lyrics had substance, touching on important issues like individuality and sexuality.
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It was a place that coupled familiarity with individuality to magnificent effect.
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The choice, the individuality that we have now, the Handmaids don't have.
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But they are flattened out and denied any real individuality or agency.
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Being part of a trail crew strips down any pretense of individuality.
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Nonetheless, "Instagram face" is representative of a bigger creative threat: waning individuality.
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Perhaps the Nordic societies have shifted to embrace individuality over family-centricity.
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Each leaf assumes its own pose and exhibits, almost flaunts, its individuality.
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A recurring theme that we're particularly pleased about was the celebration of individuality.
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Here's to next season beauty, where late nights, individuality, and fun reigned supreme.
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Where the dancers resembled automatons before, now they admit inklings of human individuality.
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"It's a subtle expression of individuality during an action that doesn't require it."
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That being said, Leos love individuality and are proud of who they are.
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Where many embraced conformity, Prince embraced individuality, something I, too, strive to personify.
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This collaboration is a celebration of his unparalleled imagination, individuality and artistic expression.
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"She believes strongly in supporting women's choices and their individuality," the insider adds.
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Specifically, his photos attempt to raise questions about gender identity, individuality, and process.
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A lot of the stars focused on the importance of honoring your individuality.
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"We listen to people's ideas and thoughts and respect their individuality," she said.
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Constant closeness suffocates attraction, as well as your sense of individuality and freedom.
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For a few hours individuality ceases to exist, let alone be a preoccupation.
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But even though they were everywhere, they still held on to some individuality.
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Their distinctive beauty and individuality come together to define a unique creative collaboration.
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The images in Dronescapes suffer from a shortage of individuality or original style.
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I want people of all ages to be inspired to express their individuality.
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But the concept of acknowledging the individuality of each student is stunningly ideological.
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Between these options we must all identify the limited range of our individuality.
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But Kushner imparts to them, too, a redemptive gloss of dignity and individuality.
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Nowadays individuality has come to reside in making at least some inconvenient choices.
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I felt stripped of my individuality, like an animal showcased at the zoo.
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"In spheres where we don't have uniforms, we really embrace individuality," Min said.
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The agenda included cultural/touristic sites that showcased the individuality of each nation.
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Witnessing an eclipse wreaks havoc on your sense of self, on rational individuality.
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Suter doesn't seem to be particularly interested in the individuality of her works.
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"The performers' individuality is what guides me when I choreograph," Mr. Maillot said.
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The topics of surveillance and individuality might have been expected to draw reaction.
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The stage picture kept offsetting separate activities; human individuality seems a Madboots theme.
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I don't believe science necessarily leads to reductive explanations nor that it levels individuality.
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But despite the individuality of each article, shared themes have definitely, almost defiantly emerged.
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During my teen years, your favorite cartoon character was a part of your individuality.
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"We believe that Zombie Burger is a place that celebrates individuality," reads the statement.
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However, individuality — and surrounding yourself with people who respect it — is just as important.
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Also, the whole concept of "no spots alike" and celebrating your individuality and differences.
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I remember what he said about the individuality of biscuits, his grandmother's cooking philosophy.
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Beauty that speaks about individuality, courage to be yourself, and your very own sensibility.
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That beauty, he says, is found in the individuality of each physical pinball machine.
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The lyrics largely dodged romantic pop conventions and were about individuality, rebellion, being misunderstood.
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"A lot of these people feel like they can't show their individuality at Amazon."
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Men really have only the tie and their off-duty wear to telegraph individuality.
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That's something Leitch said was intentionally done to give the movie its own individuality.
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Individuality and authentic voices are so needed in this day of mass-produced crap.
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The balance between innovation and polish, individuality and blend, can be hard to find.
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We know that protocols can improve care, but also that they can diminish individuality.
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He defied gender and genre norms in an industry that values marketability, not individuality.
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A conspicuous person standing apart from the crowd and yet devoid of any individuality.
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Thus nuclear destruction destroys the meaning of death by depriving it of its individuality.
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In a different sphere, she was a model of persistence and determination and individuality.
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That jolt of Neanderthal individuality has been a trademark of their work ever since.
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The sun is about individuality and ego, while Libra is the sign of relationships.
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"I want to express women's individuality, consciousness and freedom with my designs," she says.
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Mr. Taylor picked his dancers for their individuality, both in looks and in spirit.
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The video features Ballerini stepping into the boxing ring and literally fighting for her individuality.
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"'ME!' is a song about embracing your individuality and celebrating it," Swift said to Roberts.
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The artist's oeuvre adds up to a celebration of the female form grounded in individuality.
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We talked about the values of our brand — inclusivity, celebrating individuality, self expression, and imagination.
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This sense of individuality and customization is largely lost in today's world of homogenous devices.
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In "black-ish," at 9:30, Jack and Diane go in search of their individuality.
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They foster their own sense of style and individuality, especially if they've reached celebrity status.
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It's not exactly a bastion of individuality or fear for one's safety, unless you're ginger.
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You can share posts celebrating your strength, individuality, and body positivity with the hashtag #PerfectlyMe.
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They're also an expression of individuality and style: Do you ride a longboard or skateboard?
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Rather, he says, it's also about wanting to preserve a sense of the deceased's individuality.
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Sailor repeatedly says that he wears a snakeskin jacket as a sign of his individuality.
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He's that very rare athlete who's been able to convert stubborn, antagonistic individuality into gold.
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Make sure to nurture its individuality if you want to be a true Magikarp master.
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For me, I've found a sense of individuality in being able to connect to both.
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The iconic illness of the 19603th century seems to reflect our culture's obsession with individuality.
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It was not until 1756 that the word came to be used to denote individuality.
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But their individuality goes beyond just the color differentiation that we've seen across the series.
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But standardized care, by definition, is not personalized care: it fails to acknowledge patients' individuality.
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More specifically, I'm interested in how people either assimilate into culture or assert their individuality.
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But the film also blends in a modern understanding of sexuality, spirituality, individuality, and vocation.
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The drone has become enamored with the idea of individuality, despite being in a collective.
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Some artists search for individuality and empathy within the homogeny and sterility of tech products.
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I liked how these notes, each time they recurred, seemed to insist on their individuality.
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"I love the idea that Haute Couture is bearing the torch for individuality," he said.
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I've found that alongside my rebel's gumption for individuality stands a palpable sense of gratitude.
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Couture has most of the attributes that a paparazzi-magnet would want: Rarity, individuality, quality.
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That's all constructing is, in my opinion: a slightly different puzzle, with room for individuality.
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At the core of this show is a conversation in paint about influence and individuality.
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But to keep the voice compelling, each writer has to maintain a certain amount of individuality.
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Combine that with i am OTHER s message of individuality and that is some powerful stuff.
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But what happened with fashion's supposed infatuation with individuality, standing out, finding the next big trend?
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However, when she challenges the Queen's fertility, her individuality threatens the strict order of the hive.
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And the headpieces really symbolized that notion of individuality and being unique, being strong and powerful.
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"He was the first to recognize our individuality and to pay us accordingly," Campbell told Vogue.
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"Like Tommy Hilfiger, we have always believed in celebrating individuality and breaking conventions," said The Chainsmokers.
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Does Grandma want to contemplate extreme expressions of individuality as she noshes her $12.50 turkey club?
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The offering, she tells Refinery29, is designed to encourage women to express their creativity and individuality.
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But despite the diversity within the group, every song manages to celebrate individuality and self-expression.
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It's as if they have the power to empathize with us in all our unpredictable individuality.
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We have a common enemy, they attack us like we are one and exploit our individuality.
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"We believe that Zombie Burger is a place that celebrate individuality," the statement reads in part.
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I think young women sometimes worry too much and should just accept themselves and their individuality.
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If some models have a bob or a=Afro, we'll keep it that way for individuality.
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Now, there seems to be a much more open expression of individuality and personality at JPL.
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With seven male dancers, it reveals the intense individuality of each one, with beautifully subtle classicism.
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Basketball, Nick's true love, has become a sport where diversity is promoted and individuality is celebrated.
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"There was this sense of individuality then," Mr. Chow said on a recent rainy summer day.
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And while the monarchy might put an emphasis on etiquette, Markle will likely keep her individuality.
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His career has been built on telling people to take control of their power and individuality.
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The open territory of women's faces and hands becomes essential real estate to express their individuality.
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It stands apart, distinct from its influences but using those influences to reaffirm its own individuality.
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The categories are just filled by so many versatile artists — minorities — who accept their own individuality.
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Because, I mean, it's individuality and free will that's reining it in and keeping it accountable.
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Machines take advantage of the particularity of each person's appearance to flatten out our collective individuality.
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"The automobile becomes identified as a symbol of empowerment, and success and individuality," Ms. Reisenfeld said.
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"Diamenteurs" is a 10-minute film that touches on themes of cultivating individuality and resisting conformity.
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That's all constructing is, in my opinion, a slightly different puzzle and with room for individuality.
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"I think for the younger generations it's about expressing individuality rather than status," Ms. Quy said.
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This is a vivid manifestation of the teenagers' personality, individuality, which is trying to get out.
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Stage two is when the pendulum swings back and we assert our individuality a bit more.
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"Fifth Hammer represents individuality and not being afraid to go your own way," Mr. Cuzme said.
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But when it comes to the names that define American style, individuality has been the rule.
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The cast members endow their characters with distinguishing individuality and, more important, a connective emotional transparency.
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The lobby is a great asset that gives a high degree of individuality to the building.
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There is no individuality: The men are interchangeable parts in a terrifying theater of mass labor.
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However his own self-doubt, arrogance, individuality, and later laziness, contributed to this slide into anonymity.
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Only hours after the equinox begins, there is a full moon in Libra on Wednesday at 9:43 PM. While brave individuality is the focus of Aries season, a full moon in Libra requests that we fairly balance our own individuality with the emotions of others.
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"Even though it's very uniform and repetitive, in a way ... it really emphasizes people's individuality," he said.
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CHAI are more like '00s indie rock (I got strong CSS vibes) in their weirdness and individuality.
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Instead of nurturing our individuality, the system feels it's easier to categorize us and give us labels.
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The NFL will finally celebrate individuality this week, instead of trouncing it, as the league usually does.Â
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The scent is intended to celebrate finding ones own individuality and these girls capture that essence effortlessly.
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In large part, she distrusts Rachel's Americanness: her proud individuality, her professional ambition, her pursuit of happiness.
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The walls are white and bare with no decorations to furnish a sense of home or individuality.
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Where did the rule come from that you need to lose your sense of individuality or sexuality?
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Composed formally but dressed idiosyncratically, they play on the power of style and the bravery of individuality.
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" The Voice coach urged her fans to "spread love, encourage individuality and make a difference to others.
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It's pushing individuality and enhancing your own features without having to cake on a bunch of makeup.
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During the 1990s, when Radiohead made "OK Computer," its songs warned desperately about technology's incursions on individuality.
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When you are one of thousands in an international army of baristas, how do you display individuality?
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A lost face might disturb a certain desire for individuality, but headlessness morbidly augments these sculptures' femininity.
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It's a complicated concept, but you're not going to be creative unless you're recognized for your individuality.
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But they lack the sort of vibrant individuality that Mr. Karl could use to make sparks with.
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"It's one of those moments when people want to show their individuality and moxie," Ms. Culp said.
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Working in a relaxed environment that values individuality means having the ability to be open and accepting.
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Fursuits are, you'll notice upon close inspection, better fitted and intricately crafted, made for show and individuality.
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I expected friendship to look like a loss of individuality, a merging of myself with the other.
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They were initiated by people who saw the individuality of another human being in need of help.
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Baseball's veteran hierarchies and unwritten rules have long prized conformity and dismissed displays of individuality as showboating.
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"Since 1966, Vans has stood as a champion of individuality and self-expression," reads their press release.
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That fixation with individuality was a sentiment echoed repeatedly throughout the day, among both rappers and fans.
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To subtract individuality and leave a race of perfect people, each the same perfect as the next.
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Would that emphasize individuality enough to increase the perception that those people have working, thinking, feeling minds?
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The fashion house said in a note that the collection aimed to celebrate individuality, diversity and inclusivity.
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It's that kind of versatility, and an emphatic respect for individuality, that makes the line a hit.
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J.C. In itself, "Heaven" is a song about identity and self-acceptance, about individuality versus religious teachings.
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But his gaze is defiant, asserting an individuality that serves as proof of a continuing, unspeakable crime.
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Each cast member defines her role with an intensity and individuality that are equally funny and scary.
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Just 17 months apart, Roland and I constantly butted heads trying to assert our individuality growing up.
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What's new is, the individuality of players is important in making a sports event engaging and interesting.
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Designed and directed by Peter Born, the show celebrates her individuality without minimizing the struggle it entails.
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Symptoms of inflexible expectations of manhood and repressed individuality, symptoms of trying to be someone you're not.
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"'Me!' is a song about embracing your individuality and really celebrating it and owning it," Swift said.
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Individuality and an abundance of different circumstances were reduced to a huddled mass shackled at the ankles.
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Jupiter is the planet of good luck and growth, and the Sun is all about vitality and individuality.
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This created a sort of identity crisis, since the serfs were accustomed to being cogs with no individuality.
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Bella said she was afraid she would lose her sense of individuality and self-identity after marrying Cena.
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For this bastion of individuality did not settle for a simple clown mask, or some light face paint.
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"A successful performance of a Bach cantata or passion demands individuality of expression from every person," he said.
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As a result, these cemeteries "articulate the greatest individuality of any buried army in history," says Ms Wearne.
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Common sense is the enemy of Dada, and its fierce individuality formed as a resistance to banal suffering.
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His slogan with the Phillies is "Be Bold," and he said he would celebrate individuality, not stifle it.
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I saw this aggressive music as a symbol of my individuality (shoutout to Wild at Heart, and Tool).
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"'ME!' is a song about embracing your individuality and really celebrating it and owning it," the songstress explained.
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"9 Months That Made You" examines the genetics behind individuality with the help of some of the famous.
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But a misstep it most certainly was, because it acknowledges neither those nuances nor the individuality of women.
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Online is an extension of their nervous systems—the medium in which their individuality dissolves into peer-affiliation.
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There's a lot of appreciation for what we're evolving towards, which is appreciating individuality in a new way.
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"'Me!' is a song about embracing your individuality and really celebrating it and owning it," Swift told Roberts.
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Studies in genetics and Watson and Crick's discovery of DNA gave more credence to the idea of individuality.
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After seeing a TV documentary about Sylvester, the pair were inspired by his fearless individuality and sprawling discography.
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Each one finds the individuality that Chekhov, with uncanny sympathy and sly gallantry, imparted to his female characters.
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In partnership with Gap, ahead, we celebrate individuality through fit and style — and a strong point of view.
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As The Washington Post pointed out, there are reasons to be concerned that her individuality could be obscured.
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The art doesn't depict specific women, but rather is meant to evoke their individuality in a broad sense.
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It's a way of asserting yourself, especially in a society like ours that places a premium on individuality.
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It feels absolutely necessary to society right now because of the lessons it teaches in acceptance and individuality.
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The moral power of individuality and the poetic power of suffering are the two indispensable components of truth.
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Pinchuk said that Chinese culture is rooted in a sense of community, while the U.S. holds individuality sacred.
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It's the poet's embrace of individuality that makes him a necessary counterpoint — an important thorn — to the state.
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"Quest" offers the gift of imagining that you do, even as it honors their complicated, sometimes opaque individuality.
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It was the watershed moment for five young men fighting for individuality buried within the industry's formulaic standards.
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The "thrive" track focused on authenticity and embracing individuality, touching upon everything from beauty standards to healthy life choices.
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The result is an artwork that resembles a flag and hints at expressions of individuality, especially given the name.
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"My hope is for all people to be respected, accepted, and loved for their individuality and uniqueness," she wrote.
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In doing so, they made property ownership a foundation on which we have built our nation's economy and individuality.
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SI Swimsuit is committed to celebrating the individuality that makes the people in the world so beautiful and special.
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If Bolin's camouflaged subjects make statements about conformity and a lack of individuality, Alexandria's work celebrates her models' uniqueness.
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The item is a mark of individuality and a willingness to go the extra mile to support an artist.
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"Images of expressionless Asians also come from war narratives justifying genocide based on alleged lack of individuality," Park continued.
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Polyamory encourages you to practice retaining this individuality over years, because you're not just one half of one couple.
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The brands that win are the ones that embrace their customers' individuality and deliver products with the perfect fit.
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Male and female members were all required to dress exactly the same, to banish their individuality and gender associations.
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Like with clothing, I liked to dress like no one else would — I just like the individuality of it.
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New York was a city where individuals could find the space to be open about their individuality and sexuality.
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The people in the campaign, like Willow, Molly, and Teddy, we all have our own character, our own individuality.
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Crooks' vision focuses on the individuality of our brows, rather than blindly following a trend because, well, it's trending.
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One natural response is to say let's get rid of algorithms and demand respect for both privacy and individuality.
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Olson: There's protest in terms of a political thing, and then there's protest in terms of just aesthetic individuality.
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His community is a fascist one, and as a leader he succeeds by stomping on individuality and sowing fear.
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On Beauty It has gotten a bad rap as a statement of quirky individuality — or a sign of laziness.
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According to Ilyin, the purpose of politics is to overcome individuality, and establish a "living totality" of the nation.
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"No two women are the same and I wanted to celebrate women's individuality and style, vivid colours..," Rigoni said.
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This image doesn't exactly celebrate individuality but it will elicit a strong response from anyone who looks at it.
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"Art discourse has always favoured the cult of individuality and charismatic artistic personas," says the show's curator, Natalia Sielewicz.
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She tells me she wants to create monsters—textile models close to mythical characters with no identity or individuality.
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While the divisions loosely acknowledge architecture, Whitney's incessantly varied use of color and line within them asserts their individuality.
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The bicycle symbolizes individuality, civil rights, women's rights, urban mobility, simplicity, the new urbanism, and, of course, environmental consciousness.
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Even the athletes, marching into the arena in their team uniforms, express more sartorial individuality than the cheer squad.
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One of the cruelties of addiction is the way it strips away individuality, making all addicts' stories the same.
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Tattoos are expressions of individuality, and getting inked typically communicates something unique about a person's experiences, personality, or beliefs.
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Brands such as Lemaire, Off-White and Maison Margiela have been ushering in movements that emphasize each model's individuality.
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"Anything seemed possible," says Crump, who was drawn to Lopez for the illustrator's pioneering embrace of difference and individuality.
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"Rugged individuality" is a con used to divide and exploit us so we are unable to fight back together.
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Georgia O'Keeffe loved to proclaim her independence and individuality through her dress, her art, her poses before the camera.
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Truth, self-ownership, and individuality are what make you a valuable part of the team, so don't lose them.
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Mr. Wainwright conceived of the project as a celebration of individuality, having soured slightly on the traditional fashion show.
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You should argue about it — don't the Maidens lose their individuality when they turn into uniformly platinum-blonde brides?
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The deftness of the art, however, is in the more distant figures, smaller and smaller, without losing their individuality.
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Celebrate individuality, the uniqueness that each person brings with him or her, and let that energy fill your culture.
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I also think it helps bring out certain elements of our individuality as a group, which is very interesting.
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The Internet rewards boldness and individuality in a way that radio and record labels and concert promoters rarely have.
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On my first views of Cunningham repertory in 1980, I was continually startled by the individuality of each work.
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She updated her theory about parental influence in her book "No Two Alike: Human Nature and Human Individuality" (2006).
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Ms. Mars also represented the individuality and complexity of a black community routinely stereotyped and demonized by white supremacists.
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Connections, which give birth to creation, are at the core of influence and (ironically) at the origin of individuality.
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Urbanears' Plattan 2s are a great pair of on-ear headphones that describes your individuality without breaking the bank.
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Peter Dunning, who sports a beard and a crotchety, rugged individuality, lives and farms on 187 acres in Vermont.
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We love the characters because of their individuality and strengths, and that they can find a place for themselves.
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Anastasia may be all in on her relationship with Christian, but she doesn't want to lose her sense of individuality.
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By representing anonymous and fully covered women in the media, Saudi culture refuses to identify women's unique character and individuality.
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To me, any sort of individuality, any sort of urge to be different, I think is obviously a good thing.
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Besides Target, many brands are opting for products and designs that emphasize choice, identity and individuality, rather than assigned gender.
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But although Mr Kim's regime continues to crack down on more overtly political expressions of individuality, fashion is increasingly tolerated.
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"I love that this is an animated series for young girls that celebrates creativity, imagination, and individuality," Stefani told People.
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This, in combination with the individuality of each person's gut microbiome, could lead to the development of personalized dietary recommendations.
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On some, male and female bodies are striking in their uniformity, with identical body shapes and no signs of individuality.
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Pride fashion emphasizes both individuality and inclusivity — it's about being your unapologetic self and encouraging others to do the same.
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While white Westerners have the humanity to be treated as individuals, Asian people are stripped of their individuality and humanity.
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"'ME!' is a song about embracing your individuality and really celebrating it and owning it," the songstress explained to Roberts.
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Instead of stereotypes, Axe wants to celebrate individuality and feature men of all appearances and interests owning how they look.
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To reclaim one's individuality, as well as one's agency—this is Mitsuki's odyssey in the second half of the book.
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They long for validation and a way to retain their individuality in a grey landscape of sameness, day after day.
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Your individuality is one of your special powers in this generation where everyone's trying to fit in and keep up.
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Another word for it might be boring, especially when compared with the old lineups that used to burst with individuality.
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"Usually the handmade is representative of luxury and individuality, and the machine-made is presented as mediocrity," Mr. Bolton said.
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Thanks to their Instagram and YouTube presence, the brand is recognizable worldwide and synonymous with talent, individuality, and female badassery.
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Even in the most diverse cities in the country, stereotypes and clichés about ethnic groups leave little room for individuality.
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This, in combination with the individuality of each person's gut microbiome, could lead to the development of personalised dietary recommendations.
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Consequently, wrestlers often focus on establishing their individuality within the tag team, in preparation for when they eventually split off.
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Many of the logos I would consider most successful are focused on building a brand that promotes that candidate's individuality.
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Never allowing them to transcend their external plights, she instead supplants their individuality with a generous dose of Russian Mystique.
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"We are a company that deeply values equality, diversity, and individuality," Taylor wrote in the memo obtained by Business Insider.
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They are incubators—allowing individuality to find a context in the community, giving strange sounds the confidence to become scenes.
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This was certainly true at Maison Margiela, where the movement director Pat Boguslawski worked with models to emphasize their individuality.
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Guo was born during the Cultural Revolution, when citizens were forced to give up all traces of finery and individuality.
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Instead, we should let this drive for self-improvement be enhanced by our individuality to create a richer, happier world.
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"Jewels" reaches its climax in the ballerina role of "Diamonds," danced with characteristically juicy glamour and individuality by Sara Mearns.
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Mr. Wang's emphasis on individuality, said Bao Pu, co-founder of New Century Press, is what makes his photos unique.
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And if a night brings together three women, or even three sopranos with similar voices, their proximity emphasizes their individuality.
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Their stated values — individuality, ownership and longevity — were at odds with the ever-rotating closet pushed by the rental market.
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The world wants him to be either a paragon or a pariah, denying his individuality, his specific dreams and desires.
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This amendment was hard-earned by 19th century women, who previously had little opportunity to assert their opinions or individuality.
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"A sharp take on Saint Laurent classics devised to strengthen individuality," Saint Laurent said in a statement, describing the show.
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" Plus, the company had just come out with another campaign celebrating women's individuality with the slogan "To each, her own.
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"A sharp take on Saint Laurent classics devised to strengthen individuality," Saint Laurent said in a statement, describing the show.
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Artists and viewers of art are still trained to value the individuality, abstract thought, imagination, and power of artists' works.
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The 1989 single — her second from Like a Prayer — served as an anthem of individuality that inspired generations of pop stars.
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They have defined the recent cultural history, by not losing their individuality, countercurrent—all of them are writing future history books.
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Aside from her incredible rap skills and her overall message, Nicki has made it her mission to celebrate her own individuality.
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The thing about socialism is while there are so many positive aspects to it, it really doesn't value autonomy or individuality.
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Such olfactory individuality was not permitted; it was the sign of a flashy ego not ready to merge with the divine.
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But those are glimpses we haven't seen in the show, which highlights her dedication to tradition over individuality or equal rights.
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The particulars vary between the page and the screen, but the loud, defiant support for human individuality resounds across both. Netflix.
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She taught me that a parent should foster their children's creativity and individuality and encourage their passions, not just their successes.
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Whether it's iridescent highlighters, sunset eyes or glossy lids, beauty never shies away from bold shades and a dose of individuality.
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Both films celebrate female individuality and hone in on the complexity of the mother-daughter relationship, albeit in wildly different ways.
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So I think exploring Jack's individuality even before Rebecca, before the family and the Vietnam era, is totally likely to happen.
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But even still, there's something intriguing about Detroit: Become Human, a story about androids exploring individuality in a world of humans.
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Most of the worthwhile NPCs are named, with their own weapons and looks, so there's a bit of individuality to them.
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"To bring out their individuality and beauty, I needed to make them stand alone, to take them out of the crowd."
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Your individuality is one of your special powers in this generation where everyone's trying to fit in and keep up. 😘.
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" And, it was important to Morrisette that these mannequins were different from one another, in order to represent "the individuality involved.
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Unfortunately, almost all of them have it beaten out of them by media training and a culture that frowns upon individuality.
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A free and open society should defer to an individual's self-identification, not shame her for embracing her agency and individuality.
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As such, to Google, individuality is something that is treated as a stable constant, that an auto-complete email won't threaten.
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The expectation placed on people of color to represent their race strips them of the individuality of their thoughts and feelings.
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"I sincerely hope that celebration of individuality we now see in fashion will be reflected in our vote," Ms. Brinkley said.
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"She nearly took the top title for her willingness to take risks, mix prints, and express her individuality," Russo told Insider.
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With 36 combinations between the dice, Edible Dice's emphasis on personalization speaks volumes about injecting individuality into a pre-set meal.
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At Legacy all students are valued for their individuality with engaging programs that are fulfilling on an educational and emotional level.
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"When you start to conform to the rules, it can affect your individuality, style and independence," says Richie Inskip of NASS.
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The user can only struggle to preserve their individuality by blocking the advertisements that are supposed to represent their marginalized interests.
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And there was a long period of about 3,000 years when everyone linked their individuality with the idea of perpetuating groups.
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Still, her combination of technical dazzle and assertiveness remains an effective demonstration of the forceful individuality a Balanchine ballerina can display.
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The reason, she said, could be that she has long aimed to prioritize her individuality over the grueling demands of concertizing.
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Her unmistakable Irish accent and the Celtic inflections of her melodies gave her singing a plaintive individuality and a flinty core.
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"How Billie Eilish Is Redefining Teen-Pop Stardom" is an eight-minute film that touches on themes of creativity and individuality.
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As a middle-aged man, I have come to accept that very little of life involves exceptional achievement, or even individuality.
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There are certainly positive aspects to the maverick label, which suggests a composer of flinty individuality unbound by protocols and conventions.
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The clothes they wear matches each members personality and they all have their own sense of individuality in what they wear.
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But AltSchool's philosophy of education is also essentially utilitarian, even as it celebrates the individuality, autonomy, and creativity of its students.
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And without that sense of ineffable individuality, the satire — of the Sixties-style search for enlightenment and eternal youth — feels formulaic.
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In the years to come, however, computers can unify us in all our diversity, without forcing us to lose our individuality.
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Did the dress code make you feel special and respected, constrained and prevented from expressing your individuality, or some other way?
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Despite the actors' warmth and skill, memories and anecdotes follow each other without lending much individuality to the people behind them.
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"But couture is essentially about the one of a kind, which is about individuality;" about every woman as fully, resplendently herself.
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Moreover, Julius's plight reflects subtly on universal human predicaments, such as choosing domesticity over spontaneity, togetherness over individuality, recognition versus seclusion.
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For Sander, formal repetition wasn't an end in itself but a conveniently stable framework for the slippery individuality of his subjects.
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Despite dancing to a song about the bittersweet struggle and ultimate reward of individuality, this president apparently likes to double date.
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A story of preserving wildlife, challenging governmental influence, and embracing individuality, the fantastic film seems to have an unexpectedly realistic edge.
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"One of our main principles is celebrating individuality, and that is what drove the way we formulated our foundation," Chuter says.
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The very last thing you want in a photograph of the ruins of the World Trade Center is some obnoxious individuality.
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Which doesn't really make much sense, that led me into politics and activist stuff, I was forever searching for my individuality.
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While we're seeing the start of a movement towards celebrating our physical individuality, in protest to the perfection we see every day via social media, I'd like to see more content out there that shows people that we are all born champions of human individuality and no one is born with an idea of physical ideal.
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From beginning to end, Downton was populated by characters stamped, strongly and wholly, with their own specific individuality from their first appearance.
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Indeed, culture at large has grown a little too obliging to popularity at the detriment of free-thinking individuality and transcendental aloofness.
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The open letter to her ex describes how Shane was stripped of her individuality and confidence over the course of the relationship.
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If you've been feeling unable to express your solar individuality, this might be part of the reason this transit was so upsetting.
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When you put on the mask, you lose identity, individuality; the worldless heroes of Sloclap's martial arts epic are vessels for combat.
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Coachella is the perfect blend of bohemian-meets-basic, while Governor's Ball is a little more streetwear-focused and loaded with individuality.
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His newfound sense of individuality caused chaos among the Borg, and eventually led to the Collective cutting them off from the hivemind.
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Artistic practice is part of daily life, the conceptual and physical space where we practice our individuality or collaborative spirit, our humanity.
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I'm currently finishing up John Kessel's fantastic novel The Moon and the Other, about civilization on the moon, matriarchal societies, and individuality.
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At his best, the music benefits from the contradiction between his scope as a lyricist-observer and his individuality as a performer.
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" As Issa Rae puts it in an interview with ABC Radio, "Your individuality is such a currency, because it makes you rich.
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Instead, it's a way to celebrate their culture and identity, embrace their individuality, and promote better representation in media and the world.
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And that heart is unquestionably in the right place, given how script crowds ideas about self-acceptance and individuality into every segment.
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Cunningham's photography packed so much individuality and style into one frame that they inspired in their viewers a kind of reciprocal empowerment.
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Always celebrating a customer's individuality, Brownsell and cofounder Sam Campbell took the personalization of a stylist appointment to their Berwick Street store.
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"And I think that's really healthy for our relationship and any relationship, to keep that sense of individuality, even in a union."
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In December, Pink spoke to Cosmopolitan about Willow, revealing that she strives to instill a sense of individuality in her little girl.
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But it applies to ordinary people, too—those trying to adjust to the political system while maintaining a sense of creative individuality.
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"Rather than buying clothes that symbolize membership in an exclusive group, today's consumer celebrates individuality and uniqueness," Horowitz explained in a statement.
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While cute, if individuality is your thing, you're better off looking towards less ventured territory with pieces from some newly-launched labels.
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Plus, it's a company that's all about celebrating individuality and diversity, so it makes total sense that Rock would gravitate towards it.
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It's a time to break free from restriction and norms by showing individuality, but do so with caution—Uranus is accident-prone!
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But there's one thing "Frozen II" doubles down on from the first and I'm happy it did: its firm stance on individuality.
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Now 25 and far from those dreaded lunches, Francis has built a business which celebrates individuality, queerness, and his family's immigrant story.
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Mentors smoothly details how these four people influenced Naumann's intellectual, professional, and personal life profoundly — particularly Wood's roguish individuality and profound honesty.
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All that individuality and contrasting personal experience was flattened and erased by the Greatest Generation panegyrics that Ambrose and his disciples composed.
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Individuality versus belonging to community ... Or economic development and comforts of modernity versus preserving the past than the old architecture and culture.
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Most of the powerful and important technologies created over the past few decades deliver convenience in the service of personalization and individuality.
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"My grandmother embraced her individuality a lot and she expressed herself," Brown tells PEOPLE exclusively about her new line Florence by Mills.
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I know, and that instinct is really good, but what happens when people want to impose that kind of individuality on everybody?
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Who revels in the concept of individuality exposed through these strange songs, but it also delves into a darker line of inquiry.
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Unfortunately for the peace of the household, each of these categories creates its own problem for teenagers intent on establishing their individuality.
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There wasn't much individuality in each of Pfitzner's eight rarely done "Alte Weisen" songs, depictions of women from youth to old age.
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Once I shifted my perspective to see that as a good thing, and to celebrate my individuality, I had an incredible time.
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" She added: "He strikes the balance between individuality and faithfulness to a composition perfectly, maintaining a deep integrity and old-school seriousness.
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Obama doesn't seem to recognize that such a deterministic view of women is the antithesis of true respect for individuality and diversity.
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The singer, known for buoyant, soulful anthems that focus on celebrating individuality, body positivity, and overall irreverence, is certainly having a Moment.
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Little Women doesn't sacrifice the March sisters' shared intimacy, but it gives each sibling a private individuality that previous renditions haven't explored.
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There is no such subtext here, no rough patches or sharp edges of individuality, and therefore nothing to care or wonder about.
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Not only because of her feminism — which was consistent and complicated, unmistakable and impossible to circumscribe — but also because of her individuality.
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Placing them in lush landscapes or forcing awkward, grade school portraits, Yokonami highlights individuality on the cusp of both freedom and oppression.
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"Building even a tiny collection of vessels for your home can add so much beauty and individuality to your floral touches," Roebuck says.
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Founded by Italian physician and teacher Maria Montessori, the distinctive educational approach is known for encouraging creative thinking, personalized learning and embracing individuality.
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In March, Kravitz became one of the brand's ambassadors, telling Refinery29 that she appreciated that the company allowed her to embrace her individuality.
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It wrestles ably with questions about posthumanity and individuality in a visually sumptuous origin story that leaves plenty of room for follow-up.
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They have to follow the example he set, to believe in their heart, respect their own soul and never trade their own individuality.
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But we've also been seeking uplifting stories, ways to celebrate individuality and specificity within larger, more universal themes (The Farewell, Booksmart, The Souvenir).
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They grow their ranks by assimilating the various beings they encounter throughout the galaxy, and the process strips the assimilated of their individuality.
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" You wrote a diary entry after the fact: "We cling to our individuality, but we experience true ecstasy when we give it up.
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For people of color in particular, punk rock offered a medium that celebrated individuality and offered a platform for political and social critique.
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This means that although each bird draws on the same design, they vary in color, texture, and translucency, giving each a tangible individuality.
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Both films acknowledge the protagonists' confusion and frustration, and explore the way different groups enforce their stereotypes and resist any attempts at individuality.
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While designers try to prioritize their individuality in the jewelry space, there's no denying the impact of social media on their engagement rings.
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Still, she conceded that her interlocutor had voiced an important point: The hijab was meant to obscure a woman's sexuality, not her individuality.
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Like it or not, it was time for us to no longer be making music like that together and focus on our individuality.
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She marched to the beat of her own drum, knowing that her message of individuality was a way to express her inner strength.
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The choice was based on the movement's belief in the "individuality and the inherent goodness of people and nature," according to the rep.
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Melania Trump is all about supporting childhood individuality, and she'd kindly like you to let her 11-year-old son live his life.
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King is one of five women —including recording artist Lizzo— to front "Pretty Different," the beauty brand's campaign celebrating individuality and challenging stereotypes.
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"On the show, I really didn't have the freedom or the room to explore my individuality," Stella tells PEOPLE during a recent interview.
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"We aim to reverse cultural norms, celebrate individuality, and empower oppressed individuals," Vaquera explained of the connection between their designs and the show.
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For 10 episodes, we saw two individuals try to get over their own individuality, and maybe force their way briefly into a relationship.
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Easy: They all end up on the cover of Vogue's March issue, which celebrates individuality, diversity and beauty in an evolving fashion industry.
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" Another chimes in, "We need to realize that we're all the same yet we're all unique and express ourselves based on our individuality.
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Respect Autonomy And Individuality Rabins called this "awareness of self" and listed it among the essential components of a positive quality of life.
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The orcs, performed via motion-capture, are similarly distinctive in the early going, but hard to tell apart when battle erases their individuality.
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Nuwer says this peer pressure leads to "groupthink," in which decisions are made collectively and individuality or questioning of the group is discouraged.
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For C. Wright Mills and other skeptics in the 1950s, the individuality of employees disappeared within the gray-suited structure of the corporation.
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These are all books about the societal tendencies that, if given permission to grow, might reduce women to beings of utility, not individuality.
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The artist locates herself between power and victimhood, knowing that creativity has to survive the porousness that is the essence of artistic individuality.
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This is a show for the age of SEAL Team 6 heroism, individuality sublimated in the interest of making a powerful fighting force.
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The people he meets remain mostly as caricatures, dehumanized and stereotyped representatives of their nations with little room for individuality, nuance or complexity.
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Swiss Instagrammer Tiziana Vergari shared a photo as part of the Instagram project, #WHPidentity, that asked users to upload images that celebrate individuality.
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The powers that be were trying to spoil the cyber fun, to quash the individuality and creativity that Gatecrasher had built itself around.
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Up to now, there's hardly been a pressing need to do so, for a fundamental dimension of white American identity has been individuality.
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He noticed the "vibrancy" of the city's fashion scene, where "women were using the mandated hijab to express their own individuality," he recalled.
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Books are a symbol of human individuality, and reading books not only gives us knowledge about the world around us but about ourselves.
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That the subjects get to speak for themselves deconstructs that pigeonholing, their individuality emphasized by the notes being rendered in their own handwriting.
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The forms of such pursuits are parsed and absorbed as the characters — bristling with individuality and universality — take turns describing their particular addictions.
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In the end, I like to think that Dean and Ramona have accepted each other's individuality, allowing them to really forge their connection.
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Film Club "A Mother's Promise: You Can Be Yourself" is a five-minute film that touches on themes of individuality, bravery and acceptance.
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JON PARELES The tart individuality of Chaka Khan's voice is barely recognizable in "Like Sugar" because it's multitracked in unison, canceling out quirks.
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The photographer Melissa Bunni Elian attended the event in Brooklyn and spoke to many of the attendees about how style informs their individuality.
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Though the protean actors, all first-rate, endow their roles with a zestful individuality, their characters are far more than their separate stories.
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While the notion of grand cru in Alsace reaches back only a few decades, the individuality of Muenchberg has been recognized for centuries.
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Off the field, his brand may focus on his uniqueness, his individuality, but on it, he can only ever be one of many.
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I should be writing humorous essays about how to retain one's individuality while being married right now — you don't think I know that?
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Jacobs wanted it all to feed into the theme of individuality, and his go-to nail artists worked overtime to provide just that.
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They told us about the importance of individuality and originality and the dangers of conformity, seeking others' approval, and not being yourself. You.
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I screamed and yelled and talked about America and individuality and the melting pot and all the different stuff that we talk about.
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His choristers could sing them with a freedom, edge and individuality they could not show in the weightier hymns or in the anthems.
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I think one of the things that people respond to in these movies is that we represent people as having individuality, different ideas.
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I want their genuine individuality to manifest and permeate these constructed settings, while simultaneously insisting on their presence with their directness and gaze.
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Poets like the German Friedrich Schlegel celebrated individuality, and celebrated art as a kind of pinnacle of individual self-expression of personal genius.
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The 35-year-old comedian, along with stylist Leesa Evans, helped launch STYLEFUND, an organization dedicated to helping women find their individuality through clothes.
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With MINI, it has always been about how design and technology is changing our ability to express our individuality – through personalisation and more choice.
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Wether it's natural, super glam, or artistic, your makeup is one way you can let your individuality shine in a sea of monochromatic gowns.
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"Jonathan Van Ness has made millions of people all over the world smile, embrace their uniqueness, and own their individuality," said Editor Hilary Swanson.
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The offering is designed to encourage women to express creativity and individuality, with dresses, denim, jackets, and tailored pieces priced from $35 to $250.
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Phone cases are one of our only ways to express individuality with our smartphones, so what do our phone case choices say about us?
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"This girl is playful; it was a pre-digital time when individuality was king and everyone wanted to be their own person," Phelan affirmed.
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"This girl is playful; it was a pre-digital time when individuality was king and everyone wanted to be their own person," she continues.
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The image, including Obama's hairstyle and clothing choice, "places Obama within the tradition of American first ladies while also projecting her individuality," McDonald writes.
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The airline seeks "highly motivated individuals who can collaborate with like-minded people in an environment that embraces individuality and rewards your best work".
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Privacy is a precondition for intimacy, trust and individuality, says David Anderson, a senior lawyer asked by the British government to review intelligence legislation.
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But by honoring their heritage these new gangs have found comfort, and a platform for individuality and rebellion that suits them, not anyone else.
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It taught us kids of the '90s about the importance of friendship, why bullying is wrong, and why individuality is something to be cherished.
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Though the designers sent some killer collections down the runway, the looks outside the shows were definitely where we saw individuality and creativity shine.
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"'ME!' is a song about embracing your individuality and really celebrating it and owning it," she told Robin Roberts during an interview on Thursday.
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And how has this great laboratory of democratic expression slowly eroded its own functional value, even as it purports to defend individuality and intellectualism?
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I didn't want that label on [Emmy] when I felt she deserved her own individuality, her own presence, her own mark in this world.
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How do you cultivate your individuality in a world that wants to erect a single social model that everyone is supposed to aspire to?
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In a cringe-y, ironic twist, the issue is actually intended to celebrate diversity and individuality, as heralded on its seven-model ensemble cover.
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Because every name tells a story, we think the philosophy behind bestowing names should be less about trendsetting and more about expressing your individuality.
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The new moon in Aries asks you and your partners to boldly, fiercely stand in your unique individuality and ask for what you want.
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It was too decentralized, there was too much variety, too much individuality in the process, that it didn't meet the requirement of equal protection.
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The 60-second video titled "The Wonder of Us," released online Friday, depicts a diverse group of narrators celebrating their individuality while enjoying Coke.
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The effect, surely unintended, is to reduce the novel's human palette, so that Aden's pugnacious individuality stands out in relief against her new world.
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What's troubling is the film's slow and steady exposure of a music business machine that gobbles up individuality and spits out a sellable package.
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Fish are fascinating to watch and have been underestimated in their individuality, maybe because we see schools of fish and they all look alike.
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Though the sequel is guilty of repeating some of the hallmarks from the first movie, its strength is how it once more preaches individuality.
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That is despite the increasing individuality of Chinese athletes, long known for poker-faced determination and loyalty to a stringent, state-run sports system.
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On top of the lack of individuality, there's virtually no protection from the elements in a suit — just try braving a monsoon in seersucker.
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Alex's individuality and and "fuck it, let's party!!!" nihilism isn't just Alex doing Alex when we're talking about social distancing and other necessary precautions.
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Love defeats IT. What A Wrinkle in Time is championing is a kind of intellectualism that is rooted in individuality and tempered with love.
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In a society that thrives off of being different, so many use that self-created pain to define their difference and create their individuality.
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For the next 11 weeks, they would speak only in the third person, calling themselves "this recruit" instead of "I" to absolve all individuality.
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His blue denim shirts and khaki pants might have been a gardener's, but there was hard individuality in the dark eyes and compressed lips.
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"We wanted our union to represent my individuality as well as Michael's, and that our bond would create a third energy," Scott Clover said.
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His method was often to incorporate multiple images in compositions that sought to capture not just outer garments but also his subjects' inner individuality.
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This idea of has more widespread appeal than one may think, especially among younger generations who value individuality and authenticity above conformity and perfection.
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Since then, more brands have announced similar missions — most notably competitor Axe's push to celebrate male individuality — but outmoded attitudes still abound, she says.
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For extra intrigue, finish the look with a pair of leopard-print earrings that slightly differ in design from the skirt: Imperfections create individuality.
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They kept few photographs or clues to the past and valorized individuality, cultivation and self-creation over membership in any particular lineage or clan.
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His hair set him apart from his school friends and symbolized his individuality, falling about in chaotic curls that sometimes knotted in the nighttime.
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This pattern — seeing the American dream as more about community and individuality than material success and social mobility — appeared across demographic and political categories.
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I have a fear that instead of queer culture widening the scope of the mainstream, the mainstream will narrow the individuality of queer culture.
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Heymann's lens into the life of Ohad Naharin creates a film about the tension between individuality and community, the relationship between life and art.
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Backstage Beauty Report As a continuation of last season's theme, the beauty looks at Alexander Wang's fall/winter 2016 show honed in on model's individuality.
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The track was released at midnight ET. "'Me' is a song about embracing your individuality and really celebrating it and owning it," Swift told Roberts.
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I think it's about individuality meeting in this wide space and just painting it with so many different colors from people all over the world.
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I hope the fashion industry will finally learn to stop trying to stifle the things that make us unique and instead begin to celebrate individuality.
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But "Germinal" operates in the very best French tradition of combining whimsy with profundity, and a double consciousness of precise, egoistic individuality with anonymous universality.
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I get pleasure from listening to Lizzo's music — from her embrace of self-love, body positivity, and individuality as a multi-talented fat black woman.
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Its promise is that by drastically narrowing the variables, perhaps an algorithm can actually help you achieve individuality, not just through clothing but induced existentialism.
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There is a beautiful balance between technologies supporting our want for individuality and information, while also making us part of the collection of meta data.
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He does not show any people, but the streaks of individuality hint at the humanity, and the closeness and camaraderie of people who work underground.
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Others argue that this "individuality," or personhood, doesn't arise until much later, such as the point of viability outside the womb (usually around 23 weeks).
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What makes Pontormo so exceptional is his ability to imbue his larger-than-life saints with a spirit of individuality that retains their intrinsic mystery.
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The material sounds very much of its time, neither exceptional nor dreadful by any means, but definitely lacking the individuality present in her current work.
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The initiative seeks to inspire women to embrace their individuality in a world that often forces them to filter themselves in order to fit in.
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All we really need to do is appreciate our individuality and embrace what makes us unique because in the end, you're remembered because you're different.
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Should you take this tack, don't be surprised if your daughter counters that expressing her individuality and sexuality is, in fact, a form of empowerment.
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"I think there's a real opportunity to use AI to both be creative and add individuality to advertising with virtual, real-time engagement," he says.
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You told us how his music provided a soundtrack for your lives, and how his individuality influenced the way you see yourselves and the world.
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So, many argue, implantation is the point at which the individuality of an embryo is assured — or when an individual soul is bestowed by God.
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He is very understanding of my integrity and my vision and taste, and he wants to see individuality and that's what he's trying to harness.
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It may not accurately reflect the height of each building in the New York skyline, but unlike Trump's drawing, I think mine captures their individuality.
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Individuality runs deep through our system here at Refinery22016, and that sentiment goes all the way to who we cast for our original photo shoots.
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But for millennial consumers, product quality is often communicated through recommendations or reviews, and social status is increasingly communicated as a public expression of individuality.
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Moving forward with Pence would free Republicans to show a modicum of individuality in their races and in their governance that they won't show now.
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The writers she impersonates survive because of their outsize individuality, a quality of brazen inventiveness that she is able to counterfeit because she shares it.
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Each one illuminated how young Iranian women adapted mandatory codes of dress and behavior to reflect their own individuality rather than be confined by them.
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We also talked about how some values can be in tension with each other at times — like individuality and equality, or free speech and tolerance.
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"It's personalizing your space in a daring way," said Mr. Chen, who thinks that aspect will appeal especially to millennials for whom individuality is everything.
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Charm and individuality weren't enough to carry the Los Angeles company Bodytraffic through its three items; and in Hofesh Shechter's "Dust" they weren't even useful.
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"You're buying individuality when you choose your own chunks," she said, which is what the company that makes the jewelry, Noosa-Amsterdam, calls the charms.
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In the Senate, which has always had a strong cult of individuality among its Republican members, there are a number of folks such as Sen.
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Mao Zedong's army of young cadres was encouraged to suppress individuality in favor of a greater communal cause — no matter how dangerous the mob became.
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Incase Metallic Case for AirPods, available at Amazon, $29.95This sheath protects an AirPods case from accidental scratches and drops while adding some color for individuality.
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What I love about the Honey crew at parties as well as in the studio is the complete individuality they each bring to the table.
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They see hope in protecting ourselves from the malevolent forces pushing us away from collectivity and towards our own individuality, by simply removing its influence.
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Unfortunately, one of the prices you pay is the expression of individuality; it stifles it because it makes it unable to exist financially and creatively.
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The written marks attempt to add a touch of human individuality, as you can visualize their indecisiveness and difficulty in answering the question at hand.
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He is the ultimate success story for Soundcloud rappers, gaining a huge following on the audio streaming platform that has fostered the individuality of new rappers.
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Swift's song "ME!" is all about individuality and embracing that there's "only one of me," but this performance inspired a double take heard round the world.
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And through that individuality, and celebrating your uniqueness, you can love and understand somebody else ...you realize you are the same in that you are different.
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In December, the "Just Like Fire" singer spoke to Cosmopolitan about Willow, revealing that she strives to instill a sense of individuality in her little girl.
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Though the exhibition is small, Artists in the GDR is testament to how individuality emerged even under conditions where measures were taken to actively police it.
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But what China has not abandoned — from its one-child policy to its non-democratic leadership selection process — is its position on personal liberty and individuality.
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The Burning Man festival has been held in Black Rock for the past 26 years, which showcases a quasi-ritualistic celebration of art, individuality and togetherness.
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So Maxx You is hosting series of workshops and a Facebook group to connect women and offer creative, inspiring solutions for them to embrace their individuality.
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The real danger, according to Firestone's daughter, Lisa Firestone, is that you start to lose your individuality in your attempt to find safety in the relationship.
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The law was based on the concept that a woman loses her individuality once she is married, he said, adding, "adultery is a relic of past".
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Being associated with such an iconic brand that has always stood for freedom of expression, individuality, and unapologetic expression of personhood is such a wonderful feeling.
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Quoting Gustav Mahler, she suggests that individuality is key to being a great artist: "Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire".
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Her background is mixed — she has family roots in Spain, France, Africa and China — and the seemingly binary categories of race and gender circumscribed her individuality.
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Though his women's faces are often composed or at rest, they glow with inner life and an individuality that is a big part of their beauty.
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As a competitive multiplayer game, customizing your character in Splatoon is an important part of the experience, as it allows players to show off their individuality.
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Also, individuality is a myth—people aren't the "same but different;" they're the same—and the majority of people out there fall into exactly 12 categories.
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They evoke an aura of solidarity in which "the borders that normally existed between people dissolved", individuality seeming at once fulfilled and subsumed by the crowd.
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Friday evening, you break out of your conventional routine and take the final steps towards claiming your individuality, as the sun squares off with rebellious Uranus.
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" In another, Grammy Award-winning emcee Rapsody described someone "who owns her individuality and her blackness, [who] cannot be put into a box with any boundaries.
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"Having a black grandpa provided me just the individuality I needed in the relatively small, affluent area in which I grew up," she wrote in 2006.
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Rethinking these issues will hopefully allow us to design non-deterministic, transparent and accountable algorithms that recognize the complex, evolving and multifaceted nature of our individuality.
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Whatever the reason, the gesture spoke of the composure and individuality of this pianist who, at 24, has all the makings of an uncommonly poetic musician.
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But as a rookie who just happened to play for a franchise where flashes of individuality can be taboo, he was cautious in broaching the topic.
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Mr. Mendonça Filho invites the audience to take Clara on her own terms, without pity or condescension, and he insists at every moment on her individuality.
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We like our individuality, we like the mysteriousness of us, the essentialism of us, and it can be alarming to see the biological gears turning underneath.
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Alternative Christmas trees have become increasingly popular in recent yearsArtificial Christmas trees provide people with a way to express their individuality, and they've become more popular.
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Like many contemporary filmmakers who take on established cinematic forms, Goddard wants to play inside the frame and also to put his individuality on the picture.
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It was also designed for increasing individuality demands: the tires can shift depending on the terrain, climate, and driver needs with the help of artificial intelligence.
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Individuality, in clothing terms, means collections that are filled not just with dream dresses (though oh — the dresses!), but also pieces for the hours before dusk.
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It's only an intellectualism that respects and loves individuality that is able to both use words at their highest level and grapple with concepts beyond words.
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This is particularly true in America, where, despite all the paeans to freedom and individuality, one sometimes wonders whether convenience is in fact the supreme value.
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The tension between Nussbaum's discreet and dangerous self-possession and the hostile forces around him is searing, and it shows his precarious individuality in high relief.
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We are all the people who didn't work out in the mainstream, so we accept each other, so people here dress with a sense of individuality.
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"They furnish a wealth of colorful, distinctive material for any artist because they still hold their own individuality in the face of American standardizations," Hughes writes.
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And it's this paradox that looms large in these new novels, each of which suggests the extraordinary complexity of negotiating this tension between individuality and community.
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I believe in individuality and the freedom to express yourself however you want, but don't all the ways we perform our sexuality all look the same?
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In an age when many of our most prized possessions, from photographs to record collections, have been digitized, we lack tangible objects that center our individuality.
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It really was, you know, cultivating individuality... Well that's what I'm all about, because I think everyone has talents and gifts, if given the right opportunity.
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"There's no doubt that the independence and individuality of New Hampshire are traits we hope will pierce through the cultish obsession of the Trumpists," he said.
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Mr. Turturro and Ms. Falco, with their lived-in faces and deeply seasoned acting technique, provide Alan and Pat with more individuality than the script does.
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"There was a lot more quirkiness, individuality, and creativity that went beyond things that were very blatantly trying to grab attention or show off," Herwig says.
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They took this ethos into the firm they built, which from its earliest days embraced the ideal of the personal computer as a symbol of individuality.
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To different worlds, be a wanderer — despite the side-effects of a complex identity, continue to develop your individuality, and experience nothing if it isn't new.
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Taylor Swift is dropping her new single at midnight ... and she says the new track is all about embracing your individuality, celebrating it and owning it.
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You could really look into the eyes of those kids, giving them their identity and individuality when all you hear is about the millions of refugees.
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To recover that individuality, Ms. Wali and colleagues did extensive research into the real people behind Hoffman's sculptures, roughly half of whom have been identified by name.
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She created a new identity for herself by going by her nickname, and it's this individuality of her character that shines on the page and the screen.
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And rather than labeling them "The Other" -- which erases their humanity and historically has been used to justify heinous acts -- we must recognize their individuality and diversity.
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Our aim was to complicate that image vocabulary by presenting a range of projects that highlighted the individuality and humanity of people caught in this carceral system.
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The project, which the pair mainly wrote and produced themselves, is an ode to the power that the siblings have found in their own uniqueness and individuality.
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The model and author has been vocal about raising her son to be a feminist and the importance of letting kids develop their own sense of individuality.
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Living under the warm blanket of Evans wealth for just a few days offered as much insight into my own individuality as it did the multi-millionaires.
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Over the past year, FoB has been refining the brand — the focus is 'celebrate individuality' — and buffing the algorithm to get even more fine-tuned custom combinations.
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An exhibition at Western Michigan University examines how South African artists are using fashion as a way to either portray individuality or represent communities in their work.
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I love creating pieces that don't have to conform to traditional style; this collection allowed me to design in a space I enjoy most—individuality and uniqueness.
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In December, the "Just Like Fire" singer, 38, spoke to Cosmopolitan about Willow, revealing that she strives to instill a sense of individuality in her little girl.
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On the other hand, what risks getting lost in the process is precisely that feeling of collective identity that demands subsuming our individuality in a wider whole.
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"I hope the fashion industry will finally learn to stop trying to stifle the things that make us unique and instead begin to celebrate individuality," she writes.
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My eyes are starting to tip back into my skull, my individuality is about to start melting away, allowing me to join something much bigger than myself.
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Sherald is asking our brains to do something it has been conditioned against: to relearn how to see blackness and individuality, without its most obvious visual cue.
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Nationalizing this local need cannot possibly reflect the community and would surely tear away the individuality of each individual sovereign state and the local governments within them.
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Rather than get caught up in the belief that there's some semblance of "perfection" to be reached, we should embrace individuality, in ourselves and in other people.
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Right now, Lil Yachty is in a league of his own in terms of general carefreeness, and increasingly, that massive individuality is seeping into his music too.
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What happens to Lacie amounts to an exaggerated morality play about the dangers of conformity and the small pleasures of individuality, but the broadest gestures don't matter.
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Delta is also trying to add some hometown flair, using local artists or themed art, as well as local craft beers to add individuality to the clubs.
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Now it is time for us, as citizens, to understand China in different perspectives, between preservation and progress, individuality and collectivism, government and people, present and future.
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For several years, a balance was preserved between commerce and art—or, really, between a standardized production process in search of efficiencies of scale, and creative individuality.
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Leo season is about the power of the individual, and the full moon in Aquarius echoes how our strong individuality can shed light on our collective network.
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"I wanted to show how society today can have the ability to confine individuality and that Gucci can be the antidote," Alessandro told the New York Times.
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A different voice cuts in, saying, "You don't know how to break through this contradictory mess and really find your own authentic individuality," emphasising the word mess.
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It was tumultuous, of course, adjusting to all those new hormonal experiences and testing out new social roles, but I still maintained a strong sense of individuality.
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As automotive enthusiasts, we sometimes praise individuality and vehicles that march to the beat of their own drum, but in reality, those unique choices hurt overall value.
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Close to the picturesque center of Breda, de Baron is typical — as far as the term can be used in an industry that prides itself on individuality.
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Milder in design than old-school troll dolls, these figures have a message: Idiosyncrasies of appearance and personality are not "ugly," but rather emblems of awesome individuality.
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Ms. Al Solh often completes a portrait during a single sitting, and tries to capture sitters' individuality along with snippets of stories they share, in Arabic text.
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Midcentury modern houses fan out on a curvilinear street pattern, each putting individuality on full display with brightly painted facades and classic muscle cars parked in driveways.
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The sun loves to be in the fiery sign of the ram and Aries season is a time when individuality is something to be cultivated and celebrated.
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What spectators get from watching Melee, across many levels of play, are custom combos that play out at hyper speed, topped off with flourishes of competitor individuality.
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No surprise, then, that so many "mobbings" are slickly converted into opportunities for grandstanding among self-styled freethinkers, their individuality under assault by the politically correct masses.
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For yet others, the whole idea of assimilation is wrongheaded, and integration — a dynamic process that retains the connotation of individuality — is seen as the better model.
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"Honestly, social media doesn't really affect my personal style because I've always been the way that I have been as far as my individuality goes," she shares.
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In the context of the early People's Republic, the Socialist Realists, who drowned their individuality in murals of smiling farmers and strutting soldiers, were considered the vanguard.
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Should we praise the fact that a minority of early modern European painters and writers depicted their Muslim contemporaries with more individuality than most of their peers?
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"My constituency, the majority of them are Republicans, but the biggest majority of them are people who really vote for people because of their individuality," he said.
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Often we seem to be fusing those two attitudes, creating photo mash-ups of beauty standards and deviations, chasing our individuality even as we eye the herd.
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"You don't realize how much individuality you have as a dancer until you're asked to dance like 35 other women," said Jessica McRoberts, 39, a former Rockette.
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Friedlaender's paper triptych "Homage to Nazim Hikmet" (1979), a central figure in modern Turkish literature, uses his metaphor of the tree to anthropomorphize both individuality and solidarity.
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In their world, too much individuality, wearing a hat backward or tossing a bat like a baton after a home run, can draw a roll of eyes.
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Whether it's the first stop on your journey into stylistic obscurity, or your final, funky destination, this at-times-indescribable aesthetic represents the explosive force of individuality.
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If any shoe were to ever achieve reflexive self-consciousness, it would be a Croc, so that it could marvel in the true depths of its own ... individuality.
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Topor maintained his artistic individuality even when paired with intellectual juggernauts or prominent authors (he illustrated the works of Patricia Highsmith, Marcel Aymé and Boris Vian, among others).
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One consequence of the strict hair and dress uniform prescribed to all FLDS women is that they lose their individuality, resembling thousands of versions of the same ideal.
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As the club descends deeper into hell, it is those who have dared to dissolve themselves into the collective who become demonic, not those who maintain their individuality.
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Dormify's aim is "honoring customers' individuality and celebration of self-expression," according to a release from the site, which also has plenty of stylish finds for adult shoppers.
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"And I realized that my individuality was my greatest gift and that I have this physical body and I can't change it so you have to love it."
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"She's really a strong proponent for healthy body image and against any kind of body shaming and all for loving your body and loving your individuality," Christie said.
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With individuality at its heart, Bleach London was always going to nail bespoke beauty, but it isn't just the more DIY brands tailoring their products to unique customers.
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Looking around, your eyes try to assimilate the poses and read the series as a whole, but little details in the portraits give each subject an accomplished individuality.
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The dress code is symbolic of a deeper cultural transformation at financial firms, which are trying to project themselves as innovation hubs where individuality and autonomy is emphasized.
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And forget how many options "boys" and "girls" have when comparing the heteronormative, traditional idea of the wardrobes of each gender: Individuality is in, fashion rules are out.
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Action planet Mars clashes with unwieldy Uranus, and there is a deep urge to assert your individuality and shake things up, but make sure you're practicing safety first.
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Before she got married, she showed off this individuality with messy hair, moto jackets, and pants, styles that generally don't conform to fashion protocol for high-ranking noblewomen.
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Anyone with an older sister — or a twin sister — knows that it can sometimes be tough to break out on your own and be celebrated for your individuality.
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His distinctive, bombastic, Bruce Springsteen-influenced style has not avoided critique for sometimes feeling formulaic, or for supposedly drowning out the individuality of the artists he works with.
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Namely: If you don't open your heart to somebody, feel the weight of his individuality, expose yourself to his predicament, how can you possibly hope to understand him?
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The portraits feature a mélange of individuals caught in domestic moments to capture a provocative, elegant otherness that defies commonly accepted notions of race, gender, age, and individuality.
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Growing up, they protested what we accepted, challenged authority we obeyed, celebrated their individuality while we hoped to be one of the men in a gray flannel suit.
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Ridker's focus on the Zeitgeist curbs his characters' individuality, but the novel is still an incisive inquiry into the point at which self-interest ends and compassion begins.
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The event is a palate cleanser before we get to fashion month (which begins, by the by, next week), a primal scream of glitz and legs and individuality.
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While Seasoning Strike may have been all about validating diners' right to eat their food however the hell they choose, the next course took individuality to another level.
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Even if you aren't interested in bold, bright fashion, after nearly a century on the plaent, Apfel's words of wisdom about aging, individuality and success are worth reading.
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When faced with a test that challenges personal comfort (a seat on the bus, a black man on the sidewalk, an exposed purse), black individuality ceases to exist.
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There's this idea of wanting to assimilate, but I think as I get older I want to be as different as possible; asserting one's own individuality is important.
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DARK YOGA is not about soft democratic poses and individuality; it's about submitting yourself to the dark side—the fears, the discomfort, and the pain we all share.
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In a society where being "French" is espoused over one's heritage and cultural individuality, it's a sad eventuality that minorities can and likely will run into vitriolic opposition.
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Not because things like houses, children, and routine are themselves a trap, but because the demands they make can drown out things like individuality and a flourishing existence.
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All three have chosen classical music; all three have made ensemble pieces in which each dancer onstage emerges with charm and individuality; all three make full-bodied movement.
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"Her head is turned away from the audience, with her back bent and her head slightly bowed, stripping her of her individuality," the museum notes of the cleaner.
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Manousos agrees that while their limited lifespans make luxury smartwatches a difficult proposition, they're just like wristwatches in that they can be used to connote style or individuality.
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"It's Alessandro's mad spirit, the lack of rules, the celebration of individuality and the fact he's a magpie that makes me love him so much," Mr. John said.
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Chief among our remarked-upon habits is our often-claimed colorblindness and affinity for individuality, a supposed indifference to race that often reads more like ignorance of it.
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It holds that children should be prepared for the workplace of the future—and that the workplace of the future will demand individuality, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking.
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Reynolds's ability to weave story lines in Patina's life across both particular and universal ground — race and class, acceptance and grief, loyalty and individuality — is seamless and moving.
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You have an urge to express your individuality and share your ideas during the full moon in Aries, compelling you to preach about what makes you so unique.
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The platform was a decentralized free-for-all that actively discouraged traditional hierarchies and highlighted individuality, which made it somewhat resistant to larger agendas, institutional agendas, or groupthink.
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Alexander Fabig, a Porsche VP, said in a statement that the fingerprint option is a "personal" design that reflects the individuality that he considers "important" for Porsche customers.
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All four new Dewdrops — Ms. Gerrity (who became a company member in 2010), Emily Kikta (2011), Ms. Phelan (2013) and Isabella LaFreniere (2014) — brought individuality to the role.
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"Â She added a plea for those in the fashion industry to "stop trying to stifle the things that make us unique and instead begin to celebrate individuality.
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There was the 21891 paper "Last Words, Last Meals, and Last Stands: Agency and Individuality in the Modern Execution Process," by Daniel LaChance of the University of Minnesota.
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In the meantime, Lady Gaga has spent much of 2017 touring North American arenas with a show that splits the difference between intimate individuality and all-out spectacle.
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All of them, he believes, were influenced by a post-World War II culture that (while deeply flawed in some ways) fostered a sense of community over individuality.
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Thomson found a subtle way of revealing how a piece of technology meant to represent us in our varied individuality actually essentialized all subjects by making them white.
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These were stories in which good Americans lost their individuality and freedom and became incorporated into an evangelical hive mind, reflecting anti-communist fears of Soviet imperialism and collectivism.
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There was less of an emphasis on who the best lyricist was or who had a better flow, with record labels honing in on appearance, individuality, and sex appeal.
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Rasheed shows that the totalizing discourse of Christianity is completely indifferent to individuality: We are all going to hell or we are all saved by the blood of Jesus.
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Previously, teenagers dressed like their parents in gray, formal attire, but a new wave of designers and musicians encouraged them to express their individuality and creativity in unprecedented ways.
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It also reminded us of the number one reason we love festival street style, and continue to come back to events like Pitchfork season after season: and that's individuality.
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It would be a future "free of mistakes, accidents, and random messes" — and also shorn of the primacy of individuality and personal agency at the heart of the Enlightenment.
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We have tried to teach them respect and integrity in how they conduct themselves in public, but that does not mean stifling their individuality or compromising who they are.
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Make Up For Ever embodies individuality, and being able to create and really express yourself at every level, whether it's a full-blown complete transformation or a soft look.
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"In a time where you're overcoming the obstacles of finding and owning your individuality, the classes are just helping you navigate your way there a little easier," Rowland says.
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Played by adorable, eight-year-old actress Daria Johns in her first major screen role, Zoe is a quick-witted, curly-haired tomboy whose single father encourages her individuality.
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Recently, the Chrisley Knows Best star opened up to PEOPLE about the pressures of Hollywood, how she's learning to embrace her individuality, and developing a healthy way of life.
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"They've never been joined at the hip," one White House official told CNN, explaining the first lady's wish to separate her individuality and character from that of her husband.
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Indiana's 85033 House Bill 1047 strikes at the very heart of humanity and individuality by denying to all non-citizens the right to obtain a change of legal name.
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The film, choreographed by Wayne McGregor, is a gorgeous, celebratory, and relatable look at how we can be empowered by our own individuality, instead of being afraid of it.
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The current blue-ribbon insult of the right, "snowflake" refers to the presumption that everyone on the left believes the world owes them something on account of their individuality.
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But I can't help feeling a little sad about the loss of each room's individuality and of any kitsch that once presented overnighters with a pleasant or humorous surprise.
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The challenge was to be taken seriously, but to preserve a sense of individuality, all the while showing that you cared about the clothes you put on your back.
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And it is ubiquitous in popular culture, where "Aspergery" is too often invoked to describe general social awkwardness, a stereotype for classmates and co-workers that overshadows their individuality.
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The muumuus, the smocks, the striped shirts — all are uniforms that express both the artist's individuality as well as the tedious, cog-like process of producing art every day.
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But if you look a little bit closer at what Céline says, wears, and stands for, you'll find that she's always been the cuckoo-bananas patron saint of individuality.
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Dance is what remains of the spirit of resistance, and of an essence of individuality beyond the autobiographical spiels that are coerced from Ms. Murphy and Mr. O'Conor's characters.
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Just as it did when I was a struggling kid trying to find himself amid scary personal tumult, it still provides me with agency and a sense of individuality.
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This lesson about tap tradition and individuality is the core theme of "About Tap," as it is of Mr. Nierenberg's earlier documentary "No Maps on My Taps," from 1979.
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The adverts are designed to encourage everyone to be proud of their individuality, as the features that make us unique are often the ones that make us most attractive.
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Final thoughts For $50-$80 depending on the version you go with, the Plattan 2s are a great pair of headphones that describes your individuality without breaking the bank.
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I think my biggest beauty pet peeve is the beauty template that's been out there recently, it's one of a lack of individuality and not interesting to me at all.
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"That society would criticize her so heavily just for showing individuality in a way that did not conform exactly to Korean social norms, that's just so incredibly sad," Saeji said.
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A work from 1980 titled "Study for Guernica in the Style of Jackson Pollock" merges the styles of Picasso and Pollock, ridiculing the idea of individuality and authenticity in art.
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I think it's important not to get caught up in the fact that they're not surrounded by people that look like them, but to embrace their individuality, and their uniqueness.
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That parenting sacrifices should not come at the cost of your life's work, and a woman is not selfish for retaining her individuality — a treatment fathers rarely get in film.
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"I wanted to highlight the personality and individuality of these beautiful women tied to the strong symbol of breast cancer awareness," said Roitfeld about the vibe of this year's calendar.
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Chinese esports have taken off for a couple of reasons: Culturally, esports allows users to express individuality, through customized "skins" or digital costumes, that is often repressed by Chinese society.
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So I decided to tell a story of the evolution of a human who spends his life working to rid himself of his individuality to achieve his ideal of self.
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"The process of individuality is one unique to each and every one of us—a chaotic and organic process, representing by changing colors, shapes, and constantly evolving patterns," he explains.
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You're dealing with a good-sized default palette (120 sounds and loops at the outset), where the individuality of the music you make will come from how you play it.
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Through three albums, including her new "99¢" (Atlantic), Santigold has sung — with a bright yelp and a wealth of grooves — about stubborn individuality and artistic fulfillment in a commodified world.
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The logos of Coca-Cola, Nike, and Apple appeared on a screen, paired with descriptions of what each stood for and their respective slogans (Apple: "self-expression, individuality, 'Think different' ").
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But it's her earned goodwill and her role as an ambassador of tenderheartedness, individuality, and rhinestone-bedazzled positivity that makes Heartstrings great entertainment, despite or maybe because of its campiness.
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It has now acquired more moment-by-moment immediacy, has been abbreviated (nearer to the Vail original), and nicely establishes the striking individuality of these dancers at the evening's outset.
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For hair, Anthony Turner referenced a trend that started in New York this season and has been picking up traction ever since: favoring individuality over consistency from look to look.
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The varied styles mirror the Island of Lost Toys-esque individuality of all the loose change that falls out in the City of Angels, as Frank Lloyd Wright once quipped.
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Class action status "ends up taking the individuality out of the cases," said Allen Smith, a lawyer who has represented plaintiffs in all of the cases to go to trial.
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If the happy ending is a bit too happy, the conclusion still leads you to the gentle thought that negotiating individuality and communality can lead to a satisfying self-realization.
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"We have all lost a kind, funny, warm, creative and truly loving man whose uncompromising individuality, relentless intellect and extraordinary humor has given pleasure to countless millions across six decades."
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To illustrate, Mr. Madrid slid his palm down his cheek, a slight motion that suddenly introduced an idea of tenderness and individuality into the mix of their muscular unison choreography.
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The cult of individuality is so strong in America that that kind of collective trust, of legitimate and unwavering support, can be so alien that it feels corny to describe.
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"We're introducing an unparalleled level of technical innovation combined with a design that connects with the wearer at an intimate level to both embrace individuality and inspire desire," he continues.
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Throughout her childhood, and especially as she moved closer toward her own individuality, Agnes felt embarrassed around her cousin because of her plain clothes and her family's old-fashioned ways.
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It has a powerful union, the strongest in pro sports, and that coexists with the sense that individuality is suspect and no player is as big as the sport itself.
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Gender, race, and personal differences are to be set aside during the years of mandatory service in the Israeli military—the national identity is privileged over any form of individuality.
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While in the past it was known for risqué marketing and the idea that teens had to dress a certain way to be cool, its new look preaches inclusivity and individuality.
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The ideal gift should to speak to your bridesmaids and their individuality, but also acknowledge their exclusive membership in the club of your bestie-ship (and their participation in the wedding).
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"Mickey Mouse is one of my earliest memories of American pop — his nostalgic charm, cheekiness, individuality and inherent cool make for the ultimate American icon," says Coach Creative Director Stuart Vevers.
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As he signed the treaty taking Britain into the common market, Conservative Prime Minister Ted Heath said "imagination will be required" to develop its institutions while respecting the individuality of states.
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Its DIY and non-conformist mentality, its focus on empowerment and individuality, are as prevalent now as they were when Johnny Rotten spat his way across the country four decades ago.
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In the second gallery, fashion operates in the opposite direction — rather than signifying individuality, the fashion objects in this space act as a kind of visual synecdoche for everymen and everywomen.
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What's most impressive about Sightings of the Sacred — and keeps a book that's basically just images of cows from being repetitive or kitschy — is how Naudé brings out each animal's individuality.
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Mr. Bowie produced albums and wrote songs for some of his idols — Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Mott the Hoople — that gave them pop hits without causing them to abandon their individuality.
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"Becoming a Covergirl means a lot because the brand recognizes just how important it is for people to embrace their individuality and express themselves in unique and diverse ways," she continued.
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Sure, it's partially marketing — but it's also because these folks bring a breath of fresh air and a sharp sense of individuality into a sometimes-stagnant, dutifully trend-cycle-driven industry.
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They do it for a lot of reasons — because of societal pressure to cover up "imperfections," as a way to express individuality, or just plain boredom with their natural lip color.
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She was who I wanted to be like, and it was because she embodied the kind of individuality and freedom from judgement that draws so many of us to Rihanna today.
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Over the years, it's become a global meeting point for black people of all nations to come together and celebrate their existence, affirming their beauty and individuality while celebrating their togetherness.
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It is a meditative state that allows her to ponder how innocent innovations can transform into destructive technologies, as well as the nature of individuality and the limits of human understanding.
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In response, Marcus is creating positive community around those most American ideals: individuality, greatness, entrepreneurial success, and self-actualization— and to be honest, I'm not sure how I feel about that.
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At the time, Rucker Park was already hallowed ground to fans of street ball, a louder, flashier relative of professional basketball that emphasizes individuality, slick moves and dunks over the fundamentals.
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I seek escapism and refreshment in wild travel or vivid autobiography, expressing the strongest sense of individuality (not mine) both in style and content, even to the point of extreme eccentricity.
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Wade recently gave an interview about his kids -- talking about why he feels weird accepting accolades for supporting the individuality of children because he feels that's his job as a dad.
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The writer Primo Levi, a Holocaust survivor, believed that this was exactly how the Nazis succeeded in killing so many: by stripping away individuality and reducing each person to a generic number.
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Without getting into too much detail about our kids, I will tell you we try and foster each one's individuality as much as we can no matter how wacko they may be.
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More important, Mr. Harrison's play succeeds as a poignant portrayal of everyday existences, of unexceptional people given just enough characterizing detail to make us fear for their losing what individuality they have.
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For some, accentuating models' individuality was key, rather than distracting with extra detail; others drew inspiration from different decades to bring us Day Glo-bright eyes and punky black-vinyl lip color.
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We caught up with Nyong'o as she was promoting her new fragrance campaign for Calvin Klein Women, a woody floral fragrance created by Raf Simons to denote the individuality of all women.
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The works on view hover strangely between a unifying synchronicity and an eclectic individuality, perhaps a result of how the country's recent political turmoil is universal, but undoubtedly affects each artist differently.
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There are now more authors writing not so much about Lee's fighting ability but his resilience as an example to anyone who wants to express their individuality and overcome obstacles in life.
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"Becoming a CoverGirl means a lot because the brand recognizes just how important it is for people to embrace their individuality and express themselves in unique and diverse ways," Rae has said.
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I think he knew people who were sort of British eccentrics or artists, and then in that kind of staid world, to have some kind of twist or individuality speaks such volumes.
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Not only do these art forms remind us of the complexity and individuality of the natural human body, but seeing them on such a realistic or large scale makes us feel vulnerable.
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Indeed the studiolo, with its hodgepodges and focus on contemplative individuality seems to represent the antithesis of the modern, inspired workspace with its emphasis on worker interchangeability and buzzy, almost entropic collaboration.
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"I can't wait to share some of my own beauty tips with fans, and work alongside CoverGirl to continue empowering girls and women to celebrate their individuality," she said about the partnership.
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Abdulnasser Gharem's paintings, Hemisphere and Camouflage, use stamps as a metaphor for the ways the artist feels the Saudi Arabian royal family uses Islam to govern and suppress individuality and democratic action.
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The Boulets have made queer culture stronger because they want everyone to express themselves however they see fit—they care about individuality and showcasing people and styles you can't see anywhere else.
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Speaking with Refinery29 in April, Vaquera mentioned that "we aim to reverse cultural norms, celebrate individuality, and empower oppressed individuals," which are themes woven into their clothes and Margaret Atwood's haunting story.
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"It is clear we misjudged the content of some of the messages in this poster series, undermining the individuality, importance, and dignity of the LGBT+ community," a spokesperson for the organization said.
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But "Faithful" is all about these increasingly tangled relationships and especially, I think, about Serena Joy's complicity in this new world order and the tiny rebellions she uses to display her individuality.
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All of which seems to go against the landscape in fashion right now, which is one of personality, diversity, individuality, creativity, and all the things that "real" means, or used to mean.
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But whereas Ford's books are deep dives into a single consciousness, "The Throwback Special" is about how groups of men interact with one another in a way that nearly subsumes their individuality.
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In the paranoid view of stodgy shopkeepers, the hoodie is to be feared for extinguishing individuality; in its politicized life, it mutes identity to signal alliance, not unlike a resistance group's uniform.
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"Urban Decay believes in supporting individuality and personal self-expression — two values I hold very dear — because everyone deserves the freedom to explore their personality and discover their true selves," says Rose.
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I think if your interest in people and their individuality supersedes coming to snap judgements or your need, for whatever reason, to fight for one side, then that's [going to come through].
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Her delivery and lyrics preaching responsibility and self-love provoked obvious comparisons to Lauryn Hill, but her individuality is contextualized by the UK music scene and the mark she left on it.
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For all its dark intimations of a society in thrall to technology and individuals shorn of their individuality mindlessly letting go of their will, "Golem" remains playfully comic in tone and spirit.
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Its format and conventions strip us of all but the most superficial expressions of individuality, such as which particular photo of a beach or mountain range we select as our background image.
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An older, more primitive part of the brain emerges, one that's analogous to a child's mind, in which feelings of individuality are fuzzier and a capacity for awe and wonder is stronger.
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The movement to learn from China comes even as parents and educators in the country increase calls to overhaul the education system to ease the intense pressure on students and encourage individuality.
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There was something utopian about this onstage society — individuality expressed through the group; our desires to be with ourselves and with others held in balance — as there was at the marathon, too.
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I am equally fond of fashion, however it is a different process, more analytic, drawn by the semiotic of fashion and individuality, the sense of personal style rather than fashion (design) standards.
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A paradoxical promise—we'll programmatically educate a group of you by drawing out your individuality—is inherent in modern liberal education, and a lot of classroom pedagogy tries to finesse the contradiction.
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Roam Luggage aims to help you create customized suitcases that express your individuality and personal style, making them easier to differentiate from the sea of black on the baggage claim conveyor belt.
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" Sex, she explains, "obliterates the individuality of young women more often than it does that of young men, because so much more of a woman than a man is used by sex.
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It arose as part of a wider cult of individuality that characterized the Romantic era of the early 19th century in continental Europe; a backlash to the more formal, rational Enlightenment era.
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For the series, which features all women experts in their field, the design guru is sharing her advice for creating a home that should "embrace and celebrate your sense of individuality," says Gorder.
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Some firms do embrace customers' individuality—in May, Gucci, an Italian fashion house, introduced customised versions of a popular tote bag and pair of sneakers as part of a campaign called Gucci DIY.
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To now be part of the iconic Playboy family is a dream come true, especially to be working with a brand that has long stood for freedom, individuality and unapologetic expression of oneself.
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Part of his individuality was lost in the colossal task of maintaining important positions on both sides of the Atlantic, his post with the BBC Symphony demanding much of his time as well.
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I think it's a little related to the fact that people like to think we're unique and so being compared to someone else in this way isn't quite recognizing my individuality and dignity.
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But the more durable those ways are of reaching out to each other, the more we can, at the same time, maintain our individuality, and also see the common humanity in the other.
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But "The Last Jedi" also promotes individuality against the principles established by our elders, finding your path, fighting our growing evils, and, of course, absolute resistance towards any of its conformity and normalcy.
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Luyt compares the consumption of these Spanish and French wines to having an iPhone, or before that, wearing blue jeans—part of the mindless accumulation of uniform luxury products, totally devoid of individuality.
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While Clinton "struggled with" gender biases and uneven expectations during her two presidential bids, congressional candidates pulled off electoral upsets by embracing their individuality and choosing to "run authentically as themselves," Reynolds said.
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They would likely have to jettison much of their bench to make space for Durant's contract, and with that, lose some of the individuality that makes the team's dominance so fun to watch.
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" Abe describes her works culled from social media, The Scroll Sketches, as a "clutch of 'Insta' influences, the drama of their personal style stripped back for a more whimsical, monochrome impression of individuality.
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The campaign helps fund organizations that fight for women's rights all over the world while also maintaining their freedom to embrace individuality — something that feels so fitting to Urban Decay's mission with makeup.
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Inevitably some of the individuality of the performers and their relative skill at dance manifested themselves and could be observed at leisure, but, after the first half dozen songs, this field was exhausted.
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Whitehead's suggestion that young people not try to blend in echoes that of Melinda Gates, who shared with CNBC Make It that she would also advise young people to tap into their individuality.
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The Canadian actress plays eight (and counting) clones who, as they discover their genetic doppelgängers, band together to maintain their individuality and fight against scientists and companies that consider them their intellectual property.
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"Individuality and androgyny are certainly not a new thing in fashion, but the trend has swung back around due to a larger gender conversation," said Alastair McKimm, the fashion director at i-D.
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Like Brian Eno's widely repeated theory of the "scenius" illustrates, great ideas are not the products of individuality, but of people co-existing in groups, and of that, Islington Mill is an emblem.
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Taken together, they may not always make the strongest case for Ashby's cinematic genius (the films themselves are greater proof), and there's also a bit too much vague talk about humanism and individuality.
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Winston Smith, the doomed protagonist of "1984," inhabits a world in which individuality has been made almost obsolete, history is daily rewritten and reality is fabricated according to the whims of the state.
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I'm conscious that I may be pushing my luck a little, given that your tastes are substantially more refined than mine, but the theme in what appeals to me seems to be individuality.
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Studies on second-generation parenting also show that many of us are striving to cultivate individuality and autonomy in our children in a way that we feel was missing from our own childhoods.
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Gomez went on to explain that the project was born out of her personal need for a brand that speaks to women and young girls in a way that inspires confidence and individuality.
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"When I learned that DSW's Runway Redone was about embracing individuality and celebrating inclusivity, I immediately felt that it was an authentic fit to what I have always believed in," McGrady tells Refinery29.
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While social media is an amazing place to express one's individuality, it also leads to people feeling insecure, less than, or extremely envious of a person they know of or a complete stranger.
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One of their most recent singles, "Idol," celebrates individuality and confidence: I know what I am, I know what I want, I'm never going to change...You can't stop me from loving myself.
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There can be an abstract, mechanical quality to the way bodies function in these institutions, but even as people can look like moving parts in a large machine, the camera registers their individuality.
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Is must be tough nowadays for designers to follow intuition — or express their individuality, for that matter — with C.E.O.s pressuring them to keep producing an item they sold a million of last season.
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Playing on that idea of individuality, Palau wanted to show off each model's own hair texture ("We tried other, different things, but it seemed to take away from the girls' personality," he said).
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I feel less misplaced when we are in the same room, no matter where that is, but just because something changes in my relationship doesn't mean something has to drastically change in my individuality.
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The photo, taken by Richard Drew in the moments after the September 11, 2001, attacks, is one man's distinct escape from the collapsing buildings, a symbol of individuality against the backdrop of faceless skyscrapers.
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While we can argue about the cons of Android fragmentation, one of the many reasons I like Android is because you actually have so many options to show individuality with the phone you use.
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"I love that this is an animated series for young girls that celebrates creativity, imagination and individuality," said Stefani — who has three children of her own: sons Kingston, 10, Zuma, 8, and Apollo, 2½.
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I want to validate the confidence I have found now that I am a mom, and I want to validate the individuality I feel, even though my life is forever tied to my daughter's.
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Lavelle's individuality is a throw-back to the era of street footballers rather than over-coached academy products and she acknowledges that much of her skill set was honed in her backyard in Cincinnati.
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As Spock lost ground, the field of expert advice became more polarized between a "hard" camp, which stressed discipline and conformity, and a "soft" camp, which believed in the importance of bonding and individuality.
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The bonds and communal existence one experiences in the military, he argues, are an integral part of the human condition that has been largely lost amongst the comforts and individuality of modern-day life.
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"I'm amazed at how I've been able to inspire people of all ages, races and disabilities to have confidence in their individuality and to challenge the stereotypes attached to the term disabled," she said.
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Through Meg's journey, "we discover that strength comes from embracing one's individuality and that the best way to triumph over fear is to travel by one's own light," according to the film's official synopsis.
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"This acceptance of individuality is the human vagina — which is alluded to in the live video at the show and is emphasized by the mohawk on the runway," KAIMIN said in a press release.
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"To everyone telling me 'I thought you supported individuality' – the actual lives of women, people of color, the LGBTQI community, and those with disabilities is more important than your feelings," she captioned the photo.
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And I never questioned His intentions or asked that "this cup be taken from me" (as Jesus did prior to the crucifixion) because I always viewed my sexuality, and my individuality, as a gift.
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The great musicians of the guitar-wielding, joint-smoking, tour-bus-riding era of true rock 'n' roll have transcended their roles as noise-makers and become icons of free-thinking, rebellion, and individuality.
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Filmed by Brazilian Nixon Freire, Road to Tokyo also depicts the rich skateboarding culture and why many are concerned what Olympic membership could do to the alternative lifestyle, where individuality and freedom is paramount.
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"For me, individuality has always been very important," said DeeDee Trotter, the three-time Olympic medalist—two golds for the 4x400 relay and a bronze in the 400—and a Wilhelmina model, to boot.
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Shopkeepers set their ringtones to the wistful songs of Kenny G. The saxophone has never had a large following in China, in part because it was long associated with jazz, individuality and free expression.
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Some people called the policies racist and hurtful to individuality, while others pointed out that Narvie Harris is a theme school -- similar to a charter school -- and has the right to dictate dress code.
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Book the Hoxton Downtown Los Angeles starting at $144 per nightAround the world, Hoxton Hotels are known as artsy, design-filled enclaves preferred by travelers seeking design, individuality, and community among like-minded others.
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According to Olivier Saillard, the director of Palais Galliera, viewers will experience the diversity of regional fashion and the individuality of each adornment and stitch – made to fit – as it contrasts modern mass production.
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The sad thing is, the recurring pattern of their lives — the unhappy home, the runaway escape, the demanding pimp, the drug addiction — destroys their individuality and makes each victim indistinguishable from all the others.
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For drinkers like bar owner Chen Jiaqi, who flew over 400 miles (640 km) to Shanghai from the central Chinese city of Wuhan to sample a New Zealand craft ale, it is about individuality.
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The only three domestic suppliers, including DuPont and Cargill, are multinational corporations better known for chemicals, which has limited the number of available cultures and caused discomfort in a field that strives for individuality.
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The event this August has been called the Great American Eclipse, and it seems to me to chime with the country's current struggles: between reason and unreason, individuality and crowd consciousness, belonging and difference.
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In that same vein, Dewan strives to teach her daughter to embrace her individuality, having been open in the past about how she encourages Everly to rock her own "funky" style and true self.
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We've been studying the reasons behind those disparities for some time and, certainly, individuality, genetics, access to care, comorbid health conditions [having at least two chronic diseases or disorders], and even medical mistrust contribute.
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"Being someone who takes such pride in individuality and freedom, and being a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, I've been inspired by redefining again what a relationship in this generation looks like," she said.
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What Benjamin said contained the "aura" — the mark of individuality and specialness only an original, handmade work can imbue — Bolton likened to haute couture, whilst assembly-line fashion (as reproductions of art) lacks that aura.
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Keys wrote a personal essay in last week's Lenny Letter, entitled, "Alicia Keys: Time to Uncover," in which she commented on the role that makeup plays hiding individuality and in society's need to impress others.
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It was yet another sign that, even as N.B.A. players have set a new standard for showing off their individuality on the court, the N.F.L. and other men's professional leagues maintain their embrace of uniformity.
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Ms. Neuwirth, 40, is one of a new generation of independent female jewelry designers giving Harry Winston and Cartier a run for their money by appealing to like-minded women who prize individuality and independence.
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This is a response to a host of factors which the typical shelter spaces are unable to provide, many of which are crucial for acceptable qualities of life: privacy, safety, individuality, self-esteem, among others.
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It was then that Hesse was first forced to confront the entire weight of the institutions ranged against him—family, church, school, society—and do battle with them in the name of defending his individuality.
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At odds with their conservative West Texas environment, the lowriders defy expectations yet embody small town America — extreme in their self-expression, admirable in their individuality and passionate in their pursuit of the American dream.
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"Crocs and Vera Bradley are both accessible brands that value individuality and self-expression, which is why we're excited to unveil this fun, colorful project," said Michelle Poole, Chief Product and Merchandising Officer at Crocs.
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Having a big butt and a stomach that wobbles like Jell-O and thighs that rub together in the heat are the things that allow me to present my own femininity, individuality, sexuality, and confidence.
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Founded on Enlightenment principles of individuality, freedom, tolerance and justice, the United States was the only place besides Israel where Jews could live at one with their nation, unburdened by fear or confusion about identity.
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They have come up with various ways to record the poignant individuality of others against the backdrop of public space, many arriving at the idea that transience is best caught in literal moments of transit.
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Also debuting is the video I Was Here, an original time-based work commissioned by the Wellin Museum that investigates the intersections between community and individuality, gender and identity, and notions of performance and ritual.
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The five-member group that most people know as the Temptations is embodied with piquantly detailed individuality by charismatic, supple-voiced actors who astutely convey the imbalanced equations of ego and accommodation in their characters.
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By the end of the book, it seems Herman may have just dropped into the universe of the story in order to teach the people of the waterfront a valuable lesson about community and individuality.
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From film to film, playing a variety of characters, she moves through industrial wastes and high-rise developments, night life and factory work, love and crime, wielding her individuality as a shield and a weapon.
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His "Sea of Sorrows" choreography is a skillful imitation of the idiom widely established by Jiri Kyliàn: There's little human individuality, since everyone onstage is homogenized by the same emotion — in this case, inexplicable grief.
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But the answers to that question (educational disparities and the opioid crisis, among others) quickly became less interesting to me than the individuality and daily gains and setbacks of the factory's owner, Anita-Maria Quillen.
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But the strengths of the book all lie in the facts and details of social setting, incident and politics, which dominate the characters so that even the figures central to the story have little individuality.
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In that way, the work is a magnanimous gesture of generational transference: a cheat sheet on queer history; a lecture about safe sex; a call to get angry, harness one's otherness and ultimately claim individuality.
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Although there are solo breakouts, flashes of individuality at the center of the dance circle, Mr. Quijada is most interested in chain reactions, reflexes rippling through a pack, breaking points when something or somebody snaps.
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Rey makes a yellow lightsaber in Rise of Skywalker which expresses her own individuality as a hero and symbolizes the balance she was able to find between the Dark and Light sides of the Force.
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More broadly, what drives the film is a scowling suspicion that modern man is a mechanized being, created as if on an assembly line, and stripped bare of individuality—a product, like any other merchandise.
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Shattering stereotypes in the boardroom and innovating in ways that were previously unimaginable, these women are writing their own rules for success, challenging workplace conventions, and owning their individuality — and they are all speakers at Dmexco.
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