The few female models interspersed among them wore mostly black.
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The photographs are interspersed with words from poet Warsan Shire.
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Interspersed between amorous moments are more dramatic and humorous demonstrations.
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A few of Feynman's sketches are interspersed among his notes.
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Another consisted of a rock ballad interspersed with dog barks.
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What of the churches interspersed with the mosques in Medan?
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Her victories were interspersed with exasperating moments with Cole, though.
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And bits of chocolate cookie are interspersed throughout the cream filling.
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In Pandora Stories, however, the storytelling is interspersed with full tracks.
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The groomed ice is slate blue interspersed with ribbons of black.
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You can make out every white hair interspersed amongst the black.
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Interspersed is an ethical critique of the museum as an institution.
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Interspersed amongst this staple diet is dialogue-heavy narration and conversation.
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The excellent reproductions are interspersed with essays by art historians and
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Lockwood's narrative (and diary entries) give way to, and are interspersed
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The novel is interspersed with photos meant to be Clay's work.
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These interspersed vignettes are designed to be equally playful and insightful.
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It encompasses 27 buildings, including townhouses interspersed with timber-framed cottages.
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Interspersed are the filmmaker's musings and her memories of her father.
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Blocks lined with squat rowhouses are interspersed with hulking high-rises.
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His story is interspersed with letters he writes to the Rev.
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Interspersed with this scene are flashbacks to Jo's therapy sessions with Carly.
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Or it could lead to further decline, interspersed with outbursts of aggression.
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Black Milwaukee districts are interspersed with vacant lots and abandoned, blighted houses.
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These bands are interspersed with vast cloudless regions, where dry air descends.
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Interspersed between interviews are opportunities for actresses to show off their chops.
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But moments of epistolary diplomacy are interspersed with encouragements for military action.
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Greenery is interspersed throughout the home, so nature and architecture are one.
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Helpfully nudging the customer along are interspersed champagne bottles and grape bunches.
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Ultimately, it's just a short shooting gallery interspersed with some cut scenes.
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Well, first, here's the general explanation interspersed with a slightly more technical one.
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The show's action is interspersed with actual historical footage, blending documentary with fiction.
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Printed in silver type, the "Ideas" are interspersed with watercolours by J.M.W. Turner.
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Interspersed throughout are Busby Berkeleyesque musical numbers about the Dude's imaginative inner life.
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But between these stories were interspersed ones whose contrast couldn't have been stronger.
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Interspersed between the clothing displays were more banners featuring Holocaust imagery and information.
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The rest is celebration, in a series of dances interspersed with sung hosannas.
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Her portfolio includes sculpture, earthworks, and intricate, realistic drawings, often interspersed with text.
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Tumbling, singing and dancing are interspersed throughout, along with hula-hooping and drumming.
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Moreover, the winter snows have become much more sporadic, interspersed with unseasonable thaws.
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Hassan employs little dialogue aside from looped ambient street conversations interspersed throughout the film.
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These everyday insights about life in the convent are interspersed with snaps about Jesus.
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I didn't find it sexy at all—it was mainly funny interspersed with boring.
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Snippets of the tennis pro from her various record-breaking matches are interspersed throughout.
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Let me clarify, I don't hate the tunes that are interspersed throughout the episodes.
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His scenes are interspersed with clips of other life-threatening situations around the world.
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It revealed layers of pale beige limestone soil interspersed with large, smooth white rocks.
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At the Fremont event, there are about a dozen spectators interspersed with the pilots.
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Those are usually interspersed with bottles of pure broth or fancy-sounding alkaline water.
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Recipes and dishes, shot in situ, are interspersed with stories from the everyday enthusiast.
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Interspersed among these are recently-conducted interviews with female participants of the liberation movement.
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The artists provide unique, interactive, site-specific light installations interspersed throughout the festival grounds.
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" Interspersed with Valley Girl lines like, "Can you just not step on my gown?
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Pillows, sheets, towels, phones, furniture, windows: The portraits are interspersed with photographs of details.
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These high-growth quarters were interspersed among sporadic quarters of negative growth, usually recessions.
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This is interspersed with a shower and two loads of laundry throughout my morning.
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Interspersed were silver icons representing the chemical symbol for hydrogen, his clothing sponsor's name.
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Interspersed are oral histories and comments from family, friends, collaborators, former teachers and students.
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As a musical analogy, think of Bach's fugues interspersed with Morton Feldman's chromatic clusters.
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Scenes from the aging Hannaford's unfinished comeback film — screened at the party — are interspersed.
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The fair consists of two main sections with special projects interspersed throughout the building.
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Luckily, that five months is interspersed with times when we get to see each other.
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Interspersed graphics and artful new footage evoking Buffett's Depression-era childhood are used tactically, too.
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In between, the proceedings were interspersed with a flurry of 2628 motions offered on Jan.
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On Collins and Washington avenues, which run parallel, nightclubs, bars, and boutiques are all interspersed.
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After all, it features interspersed film-within-the-film scenes and seemingly-unrelated archival footage.
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Student piloting is brief periods of pleasant inactivity interspersed with frequent periods of frantic multitasking.
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She tweeted a collage of photos of herself making music interspersed with the new lyrics.
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Whether they realize or not, everyone wakes up throughout the night, interspersed between deep sleep.
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A lightly edited transcript, interspersed with excerpts from Rabassa's memoir If This Be Treason, follows.
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To the left is a series of portraits interspersed with a few performance publicity images.
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There were, charitably, 35 minutes of baseball activities interspersed over three and a half hours.
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Every troubled relationship is denied resolution, and revelatory conversations are interspersed with juvenile dirty jokes.
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The Bayou is littered with abandoned structures and small businesses interspersed along its curving roads.
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Glenn's narrative is interspersed with the stories of other immigrants discussing their roads to success.
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The videos play out like stand-up routines, interspersed with mini-dramatizations illustrating his points.
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There are rows of houses and more than half a dozen churches interspersed between them.
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The testing involved running on a treadmill and indoor cycling interspersed with periods of rest.
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Interspersed are his welded iron sculptures and gates made by his Black Buffalo Ironworks studio.
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The suspense of Reid's novel depends heavily on this interspersed dialogue: Who are these people?
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The film, occasionally interspersed with prerecorded footage, is shown on a screen above the stage.
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Interspersed, just occasionally, with how cold I was, how wet I was, and how tired.
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Like what if your child or your partner's photos suddenly got interspersed with your own?
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Berg's interview with Josselson's widow, Diana, is interspersed with archival footage of the couple abroad.
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Adverts for fatty foods were interspersed with those for fat-busting medicines, fuelling a sickness culture.
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Interspersed with close-ups of the tape recorder being operated are subliminal images of a body.
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Interspersed with Jackson's performances are interviews with modern artists, including Questlove, The Weeknd, and David Byrne.
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A few interspersed lines of Spanish don't get subtitles so they force you to consider context.
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Also interspersed throughout her announcement speech were acknowledgements of pervasive racial inequality in U.S. economic security.
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The fake cover was reportedly interspersed with real magazine covers in at least at one location.
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There's also common areas interspersed between the rows of desk, next to an executive conference room.
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Interspersed if not quite threaded throughout these wonderful tidbits are Pittman's own Florida memories and pronouncements.
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Dessert was a grapefruit parfait glacé interspersed with macerated citrus for a bright and refreshing finish.
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It is a combination of documentary and drama, interspersed with Communist revolutionary graphics and Japanese animation.
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Making a home is not a steady process but comes about in bursts, interspersed with inactivity.
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I am exhausted, and my toddler's hugs and kisses are interspersed by kicking and hair-pulling.
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Interspersed with gouache paintings and watercolor sketches are shots of Lee's other art form: rope bondage.
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Vast areas of the city look like slums, interspersed with high-rises and affluent gated communities.
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When I was there, her grimly matter-of-fact brainstorms were interspersed with her kids' drawings.
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The popular flair tags "Dress/Attire" and "Relationships/Family" became more frequently interspersed with "Tough Times".
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She interspersed her remarks with video clips of news reports and witness testimony about the Bidens.
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The documentary featured interviews with Rogers' colleagues and contemporaries, interspersed with footage of the original show.
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The mesmerizing score by Kira Fontana, interspersed with well-chosen Turkish pop, is a real asset.
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Interspersed between posts about investigations and public safety, are others that are firmly tongue-in-cheek.
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He interspersed endorsements of his administration's policies on health care with attacks on his Democratic opponents.
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Meanwhile, the flat oval traversed by black lines and interspersed by open areas becomes a drawing.
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The selections by Corelli will be interspersed with music by Lelio Colista, Girolamo Frescobaldi and Alessandro Stradella.
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It's mostly shots of Bolden staring off into the horizon interspersed with poetry spoken by the actor.
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But these moments were interspersed among moments of thinking, No: He knew exactly what he was doing.
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Unable to release a full gospel album, Summer instead interspersed gospel and inspirational songs on her albums.
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The clacking of tiles is interspersed with the players' occasional shouts of triumph or despair — all day.
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Ms. Clinton often gravitated to weighty policy discussions and interspersed statistics and SAT words into casual conversations.
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There was also furniture for sale, both on shelves and on the floor, interspersed among other departments.
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Interspersed are interviews with the old-school showman producer David F. Friedman before his death in 2011.
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Hong Kong has been in a state of political stagnation since 1997, interspersed with eruptions of outrage.
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Neatly tended and zipped tents are interspersed with squalor — shoes, sleeping bags and clothes strewn in chaos.
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A meandering, sometimes philosophical conversation between Jack and an off-screen interlocutor is interspersed with Jack's murders.
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Yet these cheery touches are now often interspersed with evidence of a dark and low-burning awareness.
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The film builds in layers, with vérité footage from the street interspersed with elegant, vividly staged scenes.
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Because this is Philly, there were also tweets interspersed about the Eagles, the Phillies and the Sixers.
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An ineffective effort to create a semblance of narrative involves small rooms interspersed throughout the gallery spaces.
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The most recent footage, released Monday, shows men firing weapons from buildings interspersed with scenes of Marawi.
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The study includes a wall of built-ins interspersed with windows looking out to a side garden.
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It's just soundbites of previous presidents saying inspiring things interspersed with video of Trump using swear words.
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Vintage photos, some of which are in the Brooklyn exhibition, are interspersed with reproductions of her paintings.
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But these so-called gaggles are typically interspersed among more formal briefings carried live on cable news.
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"Omatandangole" is made up of high-contrast black and white images, interspersed with a few color images.
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The boxers are available in five different colors, with little hearts interspersed between images of your smiling visage.
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This Gottlieb piece is a series of comic and emotional faces and expressions, interspersed with bold gestural marks.
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When listeners play these Pandora Stories playlists, they get to hear both the music and the storytelling, interspersed.
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Yet his years in office were characterised by modest economic growth, interspersed with periods of stagnation and recession.
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Cardi B., Ledisi, Kali Uchis, Rapsody, and even Beyoncé are interspersed between the R&B and rap categories.
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Interspersed alongside these reefs are thick green "meadows," home to dozens of species of never-before-described algae.
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An array of neutral browns, coppers, and golds are interspersed with glittery black, army green, and rose gold.
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Songs by Mashrou' Leila, a Lebanese rock band with an openly gay singer, are interspersed throughout the shows.
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L-branded Flint Water bottles, interspersed with single shelves featuring dozens of the actual water bottles for sale.
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The video features dramatic news footage of the Paris attacks interspersed with the individual statements of the attackers.
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More tricks, illusions, sleight of hand and seemingly deft feats of mental telepathy were interspersed throughout the night.
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Occasional ground attacks are interspersed by rest periods that allow fighters to regroup and hospitals to clear casualties.
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The whole thing is interspersed with stock footage of money changing hands, and suddenly everyone's an American Digger.
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A typical example features interviews with the parents of British IS fighters, interspersed with scenes of Syrian devastation.
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Dozens of couples interspersed in the crowd cried, hugged and held hands as she led the traditional vows.
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Interspersed with those teachings are after-school conversations among his pupils, in which they detail their own relationships.
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The result is a glorious mess of tone changes and character U-turns interspersed with snippets of commentary.
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There are subtle reminders that the service is about platonic touch, interspersed with photos of young, sexy women.
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Interspersed with his narrative are sections from a diary written by Lucy in the weeks after the party.
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He interspersed his earnest yoga talk with playful banter, tossing his head back in giddy fits of giggling.
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Interspersed among their patterned borders and fields are beaded crowns, embroidered portraits of monarchs, and dedications to siblings.
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Others were interspersed with footage from previous rallies, to make this one look more peaceful than it was.
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These ads are interspersed with in-house content like "NYC Fun Facts" and historical photos of nearby locations.
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The trail was interspersed with steep stairs winding up and down the precipices and long stretches of sand.
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Their images were interspersed with scenes of men sitting on benches or standing along the sides of streets.
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In the city center were faded colonial bungalows and crumbling brick factories, interspersed with advertisements for diamond brokers.
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There's the ongoing simmering outrage about the current administration interspersed with posts about kids, about books, about yoga.
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What ensues, then, is basically a standard road movie, interspersed with a star-studded array of "Ferns" interviews.
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Mr. Gray's illustrations are interspersed throughout the nearly 600-page novel, accompanied by curiously formatted sidebars and indexes.
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Interspersed are scenes in which he's in a trailer, speaking to a military psychiatrist played by Gary Oldman.
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Interspersed are archival photographs of the college and its terrain, made by early-20th-century Deep Springs students.
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Along with being interspersed with scenic landscape imagery, it features the band performing at a gleeful house party.
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Biden may look very silly to Twitter sophisticates with his attempted solemnity interspersed with odd ellipses and double hyphens.
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Interspersed with scenes of Andret's struggles are those of his sleeping with the four women among whom he rotates.
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Interspersed among these paintings are ones in which Williams has attached sculptural forms echoing the black man's bug eyes.
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Interspersed is footage of a woman going through her day, waiting for Lil Peep to respond to her texts.
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Usually VR headsets are all hard plastic interspersed with bits of soft plastic to keep things from being uncomfortable.
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Interspersed throughout, viewers also get more tantalizing glimpses into the Guy's personal life, outside of all the weed-slinging.
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Interspersed around the wall of poetry are small circular slits, the portal holes to Gabinete H-E's harrowing performance.
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Right now, Fantastic Beasts looks like two movies: A whimsical romp about magical zoology interspersed with a war movie.
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Users can't choose specific songs to listen to, but instead choose themed radio stations that are interspersed with advertisements.
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Two different colored horizontal rows of zigzag bands in which the artist has carefully interspersed dots ensconce this form.
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It was definitely my intention to put those quieter moments in alongside or interspersed with the more graphic work.
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Fully-voiced cutscenes are interspersed amongst the experience, and it feels like the narrative is building towards something big.
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The town hall was interspersed with boos and jeers as the Congressman did his best to evade pointed questions.
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The Young Pope is also disjointed and absurd, its bleakness interspersed with symbolism so bombastic it generates unintentional laughs.
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Iturbide's deeply unsettling photos are interspersed with poetic musings about her life and some gorgeous black and white artwork.
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It's interspersed with all manner of exciting trills and tinkles and blips, before emotionally barrel-rolling into the chorus.
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The clips are interspersed with footage of an adult Jenner walking outside at twilight, a guitar on his back.
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Interspersed with commentary from the matriarchs in her family, Ctrl examines what it means to truly own your narrative.
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The opening one offers Bach's three solo violin sonatas, intriguingly interspersed with shorter pieces by Philip Glass and Bartok.
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"Outliers and American Vanguard Art," a show this year at the National Gallery, interspersed recognized professionals with discovered amateurs.
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The ad featured Trump's response to Brexit, interspersed with footage of people talking about the global stock markets plunging.
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Interviews with detainees and a detention facility employee revealed a pattern of prolonged confinement, interspersed with hours of questioning.
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A series of NHL All-Stars are interspersed with images of Los Angeles, the site of this year's game.
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Terraces, courtyards, and patios are interspersed throughout LC 710, a four-story apartment complex designed by Taller Hector Barroso.
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In the recording, screams are interspersed with electronic buzzes and chants of "Take heart," the work's recurring, unofficial motto.
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It consists of short, detail-laden chapters interspersed with excerpts from historical telegrams, newspaper articles, letters and police reports.
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Interspersed between the video's interview clips are close crops of Hassinger's hands as she twists strips of torn newspaper.
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Described as "flap, flap, flap … glide," their strong wing beats are interspersed with regular and graceful periods of gliding.
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The setting is charming, dense with patterns of tropical greenery interspersed with avocados on the walls, pillows and artwork.
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The clip uses footage of statements Schiff has made about the whistleblower interspersed with footage of Pinocchio's nose growing.
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Seats are interspersed throughout the lounge, which is laid out in a way that it never feels too crowded.
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On the side streets in that area and farther east are clusters of elegant townhouses interspersed with newer buildings.
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It still has autographed head shots of musicians taped to the walls, interspersed with dollar bills signed by guests.
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Which means that it's all about subtext-ridden political maneuverings, interspersed with blood-soaked sword fights to the death.
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Sure, there are jokes interspersed, but the scene is a loving evocation of a specific place, time, and culture.
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He would comment on Pakistani landscapes and food, interspersed with criticism of Sharif's role in the unfolding Panama Papers inquiry.
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Trump lawyers asked for the ballots in question not to be "co-mingled or interspersed" with other ballots, CNN said.
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Though the store has a dedicated beauty department, it also features various kiosks and specialty brands interspersed on different floors.
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The programs usually take a talk show format, with impassioned discussions on the chosen theme, interspersed by local popular music.
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The area is mostly water interspersed with tiny islands that formed as the glaciers of the last Ice Age retreated.
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Interspersed between the Vespas and the KTMs are photos of buds, watches, rolled-up notes, and bottles of Grey Goose.
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It's all interspersed with ads for credit cards, life insurance, and other financial tools, which is how Mint makes money.
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Watching the trailer again — in which swipes on a dating app are interspersed with beautiful people screaming — it looked absurd.
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But about 30 percent live in non-protected areas interspersed with farmland, as did the once-deadly tigress T-1.
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The original GLOW interspersed vicious wrestling matches with sketch comedy, infomercials, and behind-the-scenes glimpses into the wrestlers' lives.
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"To play those types of pieces as preludes or interspersed throughout the programming," he said, "I don't see them disappearing."
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Interspersed are olive and apple trees and birds, bees and bugs that fill the air with industrious chirps and hums.
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Then, in April, Trump tweeted a video of Omar speaking interspersed with footage from the terrorist attacks of 9/11.
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Students are immersed in a diverse community of artists for three 8-week summer sessions interspersed with winter independent study.
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The clothes came in shades of green, burgundy, mustard yellow and deep blue, interspersed at times by nude and beige.
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She uses the voices of witnesses, interspersed with her own reflections, to express the collective trauma of world-historical events.
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Students are immersed in a diverse community of artists for three 8-week summer sessions interspersed with winter independent study.
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Interspersed with these conventionally aspirational ideas of beauty, elegance and power were images of clothes in various stages of production.
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Israel has expanded the city's boundaries and built urban settlements for tens of thousands of citizens, interspersed among Palestinian neighborhoods.
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At one of Burberry's New York stores, interspersed with monogrammed products, shop assistants said the collection had been selling well.
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It is interspersed with accounts from the Serbian actors of their own memories of life under Milosevic in the 1990s.
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The video itself is a fast-paced barrage of vaguely threatening surveillance footage and war scenes, interspersed with cheeky text.
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This bottle — from a vineyard of almost pure granite, with ancient vines interspersed with trees — smelled like concentrated rose petals.
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In the background, music composed for the project by Arvo Part played in a loop, interspersed with sounds like thunder.
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Interspersed with the narrator's journey is a constellation of discrete stories that share rhyming motifs and certain turns of phrase.
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It's all tang and chile and soft rounds of radish and onion, interspersed with the fresh burst of chrysanthemum leaves.
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Perhaps more surprising, the two older boys interspersed their running with serious, competitive soccer and elite, cross-country ski racing.
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In other words, the real work will be done behind the scenes, with a public meeting interspersed here or there.
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The organization's Twitter and Instagram feeds are interspersed with memes and Tik Tok snippets that reflect a young, diverse audience.
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The current protocol calls for patients to take MDMA two or three times, each a month apart, interspersed with psychotherapy.
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In minutes, though, Daniels has removed the multiple layers of her costume interspersed with moves that show off her flexibility.
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The practice of yoga in America typically consists of bodily poses interspersed with or followed by breathing exercises and meditation.
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Interspersed were interviews with Benji's friends and what appeared to be many adjunct faculty members of Santa Monica City College.
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Derry Girls The dark and (very) goofy humor of "Derry Girls" is interspersed with just the right amount of tenderness.
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New developments and businesses along the waterway northwest of downtown are interspersed with boat sheds, fishing piers and modest dwellings.
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Interspersed with Baldwin's eloquent and exhaustive observations and critiques about race and/in America are these images of spectacular violence.
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As such, lines admonishing, "Don't spend all your time chasing your mother's shadow" are interspersed with pithy songs delivered deadpan.
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There is music that sweeps and direct-to-camera narration of a gripping personal story, interspersed with photographs from the past.
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The result, say critics, is a neighborhood that is a hodgepodge of low-rise industrial buildings interspersed with cold, austere towers.
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With moans interspersed with Killer Mike's vocals on the hook, "Look Back At Me" is not for the faint of heart.
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For thousands of years, history has alternated between long stretches of rising or high and stable inequality interspersed with violent compressions.
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The clip, debuted above exclusively on PEOPLE, features video of Neeson reading the chapter, interspersed with clips of the upcoming film.
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Interspersed are so many parties and receptions that Classic Car Week runs on two lubricants: motor oil and fine California wine.
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The Reed & Barton Shimmer Crystal Toasting Flutes are decorated with hand-applied faceted glass gems interspersed in the scrolling lead design.
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Throughout two days of press reveals on Monday and Tuesday, interspersed between the product reveals, are mobility and autonomous driving presentations.
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He instructed the machines to print a document informing victims of the hack with ASCII art interspersed throughout, amongst other things.
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The film, written by and starring Raquel Bitton, features performances of some of Piaf's most famous songs, interspersed with biographical passages.
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Rodong splashed on the red-carpet welcome Mr Kim received, interspersed with stories about how much he was missed at home.
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Chinese e-commerce giants increasingly experience competitive peaks around bonanza sales events in June and November, interspersed with sluggish interim periods.
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Interspersed with all the movement and reflection was meditation, which always helped calm and center me especially if I got overwhelmed.
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Back in my day, binge watching VH1 all day meant catching episodes of Pop Up Video interspersed with real music videos.
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The Pitch Perfect 3 crew playfully interspersed photos from a long day of shooting with those from a night of bowling.
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It is just what you get from Williams, incredible power play interspersed with what looks like I-can't-be-bothered movement.
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It's part of Spotify's In Residence series, a feature where people (usually musicians) put together playlists interspersed with their own commentary.
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With endearing figurines interspersed with scenes of modern Berlin, the documentary brings the artist's half-real, half-imagined world to life.
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Images of bicycling Londoners are interspersed with visually dull promotions or ad campaigns, and many of the images seem over-filtered.
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And some very funny writing is unfortunately interspersed with a lameduck villain (poor Neil Casey) and some pretty unfunny racial stereotyping.
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To The Hill, the congressman interspersed a defense of his own record with tales of his personal relationship with the president.
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Interspersed with recorded voice-overs by the astrophysicist Mario Livio, the cantata offers an anthropomorphic tale of cosmic birth and death.
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Interspersed with the recipes are spreads showing him in his personal life, with his own mother or his wife and kids.
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The gray shapes were interspersed with a rainbow of blobs and lines representing dozens of types of plastic fragments and fibers.
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Her description is interspersed with footage of Mr. Trump joking with Mr. Heller and news footage describing his change of heart.
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Whole stretches of the ruminative "Purgatorio" movement are diaphanous and mystical, interspersed with chorale-like passages and an grimly industrious fugue.
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The grim imagery of abandoned furniture and drab housing towers is interspersed with a curious and beautiful piece of modern dance.
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Last week, Mr. Trump posted a video on Twitter of a speech by Ms. Omar interspersed with video of the Sept.
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There is much science and history trivia interspersed throughout; it's the way the narrator attempts to make sense of her life.
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Times video journalists would then work to edit the footage and pull together a cohesive narrative, with archival materials interspersed throughout.
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The other half, interspersed between the vignettes, shows a surreal universe of half-naked humanoid matriarchs, a world Cohen calls Primazonia.
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The audience, which included Nicki Minaj, Troye Sivan and Whoopi Goldberg, interspersed its cheering and applause with emphatic cries of "Yas!"
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The universe itself is made mostly of shadows: of dark energy and dark matter, of black holes interspersed among the stars.
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But he acknowledged that interspersed throughout the event were positive remarks about some Trump administration policies that have affected black communities.
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The landscape is varied, interspersed with obstacles — rivers, lakes and seas of liquid methane — that could prove inaccessible for a rover.
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The surveys revealed a multilayer foundation of anhydrite, marl, and limestone, all interspersed with gypsum—which dissolves in contact with water.
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In this type of workout, you perform repeated, brief bursts of very intense exercise interspersed with longer periods of easy recovery.
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It runs its own network of schools, and encourages children to join programs for physical training interspersed with Hindu religious rituals.
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That's interspersed with his trademark team cheerleading, a reminder that he's still a basketball player, just trying to do his job.
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The seven inner moons, including Naiad and Thalassa that are each 60 miles long, are also interspersed with Neptune's ring system.
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The striking early- and mid-twentieth-century black and white photographs by noted photographers are interspersed among polemical quotes from Weil.
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Since becoming a NFL offensive coordinator in 2008, Shanahan has led three amazing offenses, interspersed with a number of terrible ones.
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The steel-clad walls are interspersed with large panoramic "windows" — multimedia screens that show slow-moving 3-D animations of outer space.
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Each of the five interspersed sets of cones, and all of them together, exhibited this same arresting mix of randomness and regularity.
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These spectra resemble long rainbow-coloured strips (rendered in black and white on the plates' photographic emulsion) interspersed with numerous dark lines.
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They didn't recognize any of the sounds that were interspersed during the white noise, which was played during lighter stages of slumber.
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It's a street lined by crumbling British-built yellow limestone buildings, interspersed with gray concrete blocks of mid 20th-century brutalist architecture.
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Right now, it's a pretty scattered experience; video is mostly interspersed throughout a user's timeline, and on dedicated sections of individual pages.
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Interspersed with personal anecdotes and hand-drawn illustrations that recall folksy whiteboard animation videos, Make Time takes a flexible, anti-perfectionist approach.
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Those are interspersed with well-drilled, more chaste bands from the Catholic schools that many New Orleans families have attended for generations.
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On social media, the demarcation line blurs when stars post family photos sometimes interspersed with products that they are paid to sell.
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Dozens of these video streams, pirated from CBS and NBC broadcasts, featured ads from well-known national brands interspersed with game action.
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His account of his life is interspersed with essaylike digressions on the history of photography and the image saturation of digital culture.
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Her memories in the book are interspersed with recipes — yogurt rice; kumquat and ginger chutney; and kichidi, a rice and lentil porridge.
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Much of Hamilton's America is given over to talking-head summaries of Hamilton's life, interspersed with illustrative clips from the staged show.
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In the beginning, MTV consisted only of music videos, interspersed with chatter from a rotating group of video jockeys, or V. J.s.
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Interspersed with further dancing come more, anagrammatic messages: COCAIN ARMY MEDICARE (the drug misspelled, but you get the idea); DECAY CRIME MACARONI.
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Cher's difficult marriage to the Nashville-born rock musician Gregg Allman is covered in a ludicrous saloon sketch interspersed with bad jokes.
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It had bite-size chapters as well, interspersed with faux dictionary definitions rather than the intermittent play scenes and diary entries here.
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The drawings of figs and protein bars and David Bowie record covers interspersed throughout the book give the impression of twee jetsam.
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The morning hours blocked off for unstructured executive time are often interspersed with tweets responding to television commentary on Mr. Mueller's report.
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Mr. Trump posted a 43-second video that interspersed a snippet of speech from Representative Ilhan Omar alongside footage of the Sept.
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Those outbursts on Twitter were interspersed with attacks on political opponents, the Russia investigation and Senator John McCain, who died last year.
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Titled "Silhouette in the Graveyard," it's a jittery montage of news clips of wars, protests and forced immigrations, interspersed with dancing skeletons.
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Looking for Middle-earth Our first office here was stark, with a black ceiling and black concrete walls interspersed with white pillars.
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Interspersed are "channel flips" between shorter single-gag clips that take your avatar into sit-coms, soap operas, action movies and infomercials.
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He drew criticism when he tweeted out a video that interspersed Omar's comments with footage of the Twin Towers engulfed in flames.
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Interspersed among these chapters are Croft's own photographs, connected by captions that read as one long, deeply loving letter to her sister.
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There was a room with ten vintage household scales, each one holding (weighing) a stack of art books interspersed with paperback nonfiction.
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Interspersed between these two series are photographs from Fields: digital C-prints of close-up details from illustrations in old paperback books.
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Surrounded by rocky outcrops, the city is a sprawl of low-rise, white-washed buildings interspersed with palms and the occasional cactus.
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You can now add both captions and locations to any of the images that are displayed interspersed with the text in your profile.
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Modest structures from the same period were found in prior excavations at the same site, including residential homes interspersed with stores and workshops.
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She documented the experience for VICE below, interspersed with portraits taken before, during, and in recovery from the procedure by photographer Amanda Hakan.
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The detailed allegations, including copies of a restraining order, were interspersed with the paparazzi photos of Porter and Hicks, taken just days before.
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The recorded reading from Angelou is interspersed with sections read by Keys, Cox, Winfrey, America Ferrera, Martina McBride, and Angelou's son, Guy Johnson.
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They definitely don't want to see random screenshots interspersed with a dramatic book excerpt referencing a South American flute made from human bones.
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Interspersed throughout are some all-too-quick action scenes involving fighters, speeders, and some massive vehicles that look like Star Wars-ified trains.
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That turns it into almost a collection of comedic sketches occasionally interspersed with wrestling matches — not unlike the TV show within the show.
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Unlike Allied Assault, the whole thing is done in a series of heavily directed gameplay segments interspersed with cutscenes and quick time events.
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Underside of Poweris a cinematic sprawl of power electronic bop and soul, interspersed with a couple songs I wouldn't hesitate to call classics.
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Henson believes it's more likely that Americans will see a few strong pulses of Arctic air, but interspersed with some distinct warm spells.
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In an untitled work by Olivia Campbell, cardboard portraits of K-pop stars and fans are interspersed with those of the artist's friends.
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Every detail, from the hand-drawn stars to a soundtrack that interspersed radio static with classic jazz, felt akin to a Pixar short.
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Beneath a canopy of natural green pine, models of Scottish pine trees are interspersed with both natural and photographed birch and fir trees.
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Even sex scenes during which important expositional dialogue is interspersed with lines like "PLAY WITH HER ASS" [def NSFW but totally otherwise clickable].
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The video praises Soleimani for fighting the American military and Islamic State, and is interspersed with images of Nujaba fighters firing machine guns.
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These are interspersed with short, ruminative works composed and recorded by the keyboardist and guitarist Nitin Sawhney, whose music synthesizes diverse cultural influences.
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In forums, all the imagery—successful attempts, glitches, source material—was interspersed with nonchalant commentary critiquing the results and troubleshooting one anothers' processes.
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The video shows Omar speaking to the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) in March interspersed with video of the 9/11 attacks.
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Lounsberry's books are methodical, at times plodding, working forward chronologically through each diary, interspersed with whatever diary Woolf was reading at the time.
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Nixon's path was interspersed with Ronald Reagan, who mounted some kind of campaign two times and sat two elections out before he won.
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Maybe we should just work on being happy alone," I thought, which was interspersed with: "How am I going to miscarry this baby?
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Interspersed with shots of the president, the track asks listeners to raise the flag and celebrate independence, achieved with "God's"—aka Rahmon's—help.
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"Eventual Artifact" is a fluorescent column interspersed with copper shapes of imported fruits, hands, CDs, sneakers, Styrofoam cups, and other techno-capitalist artifacts.
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Those documents included alleged records relating to Polish citizens and the NSA's surveillance program PRISM, and were interspersed with snippets of political resentment.
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Ms. Nixon on Tuesday posted a sharp-elbowed video that interspersed her own advocacy for women's rights with several remarks by the governor.
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The in-flight entertainment is a video of a North Korean military orchestra playing classical music, interspersed with scenes of missiles being launched.
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Other shots appear featuring D'Elia grimacing as he wanders the festival grounds, interspersed with the childlike glee of every other attendee in site.
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For one thing, director Liz Garbus assembles the film via the usual collection of talking heads interspersed with period photographs and performance footage.
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Reports on the weather or accounts of visits to penguin colonies were interspersed with short stories, poetry, interviews, crossword puzzles and word games.
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And it's generously interspersed with work, old and new, from other parts of South America, the Caribbean, North America, Europe and Africa itself.
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The artist Barbara Kasten's Madonnas are interspersed among other meaningful treasures from her family and travels — and represent her feminist point of view.
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In the Marshall Islands, destructive tidal waves have been interspersed with droughts, affecting food supplies, plants and human health in the atoll nation.
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Julian's and Adam's perspectives alternate, and the plot chugs steadily forward, moments of beauty and humor interspersed with scenes of abuse and violence.
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Moments of truly singular performance and direction are interspersed with sections where you assault a sniper or defend a dam from invading zombies.
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Snapchat's disappearing publisher content is in a section of the app called "Discover," where short bursts of media content are interspersed with advertisements.
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People are already accustomed to viewing videos on Facebook, but mostly within the confines of the News Feed and interspersed with other content.
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What we get instead are endless reprises of a handful of songs interspersed with much dispiriting moralizing about the need to feel pain.
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I use neither fertilizers nor pesticides, so my lawn is a sparse blend of grass, clover and weeds, interspersed with sad bald patches.
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The teeth on the top and bottom jaw interspersed in such a way as to make a fine sieve once this matter was collected.
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With her kids in tow, she trained on a homemade obstacle course three times a week for short, intense intervals, interspersed with weight training.
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"Glasshouse Fiori" — a series of glass reeds, plants, and flowers convincingly interspersed among the flora in a conservatory arcade — is representative in this regard.
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This lava has been interspersed with small explosive eruption throwing blocks 250 meters (~820 feet) as well during this very busy year at Fuego.
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But soaring footage of Honnold climbing is interspersed with a more intimate look at his life, his travels, and his relationship with his girlfriend.
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There's also an erotic story told in graphic novel form interspersed throughout to illustrate Moon's advice that might just bring you back to life.
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Goddard's signature colorful and frothy tulle frocks, were interspersed with shimmering sequined pieces, satin structured blazers, pinstriped wrap skirts, and gathered form-fitting dresses.
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This character study of Escobar is, I guess, compelling, in that we all love to watch shows about violence that have some sexyness interspersed.
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Regardless of how you've chosen to curate your feed, you're guaranteed to see ads interspersed between meme posts and pictures posted by your friends.
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The questions are interspersed with more traditional CYOA decisions, eventually funneling you toward either a grand revelation, or an unceremonious restart at the saloon.
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This is interspersed with clips of Lovato singing the powerful song, with special emphasis on the line "Tell Me You Love Me." It's stunning.
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She discusses the DSM criteria with Dawson, interspersed with horror-movie sound effects, clips of Paul, and lots of Dawson gasping and looking shocked.
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It features an international crew of astronauts embarking on a mission to Mars and is interspersed with interviews with very real space travel professionals.
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Organized by material element, the piece confronts the audience with a historical timeline, offering Kim's personal interpretations interspersed with collective understanding and scientific knowledge.
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It's a thrilling opening for a thoughtfully curated soundtrack, interspersed with Chinese classics along with covers of American pop songs in Mandarin and Cantonese.
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While we wait for the last few clams to open up, she spoons some of the poached potatoes and scallops interspersed throughout the clams.
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"Marilyn in Fragments," directed by Sondra Lee, is more of a theater piece than a traditional cabaret show with musical numbers interspersed with applause.
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This stuff was interspersed with bizarre moments from some formerly famous people, notable only for their willingness to say nice things about the nominee.
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Their memories of the terrible day at the Jackson house are interspersed with tape of the 911 call telling the dispatcher Jackson was unresponsive.
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Last year, 10 of Live Nation's festivals were promoted as part of Snapchat's Live Stories, which collect video snippets from fans, interspersed with advertising.
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Its Main Street winds along a mile-and-a-half-long stretch of houses, municipal buildings and offices interspersed with pockets of disconnected retail.
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Or rather, the film has five fingers that make up a hand, for the imagery of digits is interspersed all-throughout The Image Book.
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When we lived as hunter-gatherers, for example, or early farmers, we would have faced times of near starvation interspersed with periods of gorging.
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Stalls are piled high with pyramids of raisins, apricots, dried apples, almonds, pistachios, and walnuts, which are interspersed with bags of Middle Eastern spices.
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In this study, published in the journal PLoS ONE, participants watched video clips of either a man or woman masturbating, interspersed with nature videos.
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At least 100,000 people live in the valley, he said, where small clusters of houses are interspersed with agricultural tracts of land. Maj. Gen.
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The track is held together by fragmentary percussion samples and glistening chords, and interspersed with snippets of interviews, protest chants, and ambient urban sound.
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Nearby, on rectilinear streets where Tudors are interspersed with more prosaic houses, is Sunnyside Park, a once-common moniker that has fallen off maps.
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The action is interspersed with ritualistic dance scenes led by Electra and the Chorus, who beat their chests and fall repeatedly into the mud.
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The careers of most journalists feature constant uncertainty and heartbreak, interspersed with periods of life-affirming work that you hope make it all worthwhile.
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This red dirt-encrusted region is sprinkled with mines, mostly nickel and gold, interspersed by low scrubland where cattle graze and wild camels wander.
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This red dirt-encrusted region is sprinkled with mines, mostly nickel and gold, interspersed by low scrubland where cattle graze and wild camels wander.
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Areas that had been denuded of trees now boast verdant slopes of coffee trees interspersed with local trees such as albizias and other crops.
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They bowed slightly to their mentors before unleashing a series of punches, karate chops and kicks, interspersed with occasional giggles, whispers and sheepish smiles.
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The pages often featured genuine posts about real news or light entertainment items like cartoons, interspersed with fake items that followed a common theme.
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On Instagram, her calls to buy cardigans on Amazon and toys at Target are interspersed with date night selfies and relatable fare about parenting.
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From a position at the front of the minibus, she interspersed helpful Jane-related information with tidbits from her vast supply of situational trivia.
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More mellow variations could be found in the saffron tones at Arthur Arbesser and the burnt amber interspersed with grays and greens at Etro.
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"It may be that you're going to evacuate," Mr. Trump said into the camera as images of the storm were interspersed into the video.
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Dragon fruit trees and finger lime bushes are interspersed among cherimoya and avocado trees, and each fruit crop is enlisted to help others grow.
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He interspersed his tally of Ms. Asker-Zade's wealth with Russian state television reports soliciting donations for children in need of expensive medical care.
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Shot between 1971 and 1973, the film feels plotted rather than caught on the wing, and it is interspersed with place-names and dates.
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Interspersed with radio emissions from stars, the astronomers were surprised to find the characteristic heat emanations from some six million solar masses of dust.
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With texts and images lifted from Western ethnographic studies and interspersed with annotations and drawings, they functioned as prompt books for the vaunted transformation.
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Stories of real and mythic women who lived in extremes against dangerous odds and patriarchal violence are interspersed with letters, photos, diagrams, and calligraphy.
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Interspersed with that footage is Mr. McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee, saying that he would support the candidate his party nominates in any case.
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The interior decor is a sort of Buddhist-goth, with peaceful altars and sticks of incense interspersed with skulls and pig fetuses floating in jars.
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"See You Again" also serves as a tribute to the late actor Paul Walker; the video is interspersed with Walker's scenes from the Furious movies.
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The bar, a beauty with a quartz top, also has a front built out with wood from wine crates and interspersed with colorful Italian tiles.
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Many of the buildings are shaded between Venice's famous colonnades, and they're interspersed with some of the hippest coffee shops and restaurants in Los Angeles.
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You probably remember hearing Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" during much of the coverage of Hillary Clinton's campaign events last year, interspersed with Katy Perry hits.
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The crowd broke out the now-familiar chants of "Hillary for prison", "Lock her up", and "We are deplorable", interspersed with the odd rebel yell.
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His original songs — longtime favorites like "The Swimming Song" and "Your Mother and I" — were interspersed with songs he said he wished he had written.
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Offred and Serena Joy have formed an uneasy alliance, although moments of tenderness are interspersed with full-on abuse on the part of Serena Joy.
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It is an idiosyncratic book involving vignettes from 17 European teams, interspersed with the travel observations of the author, Daniel Fieldsend, a UEFA-qualified coach.
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Those shots were then interspersed among the video's gripping narrative, which depicts the backstory of a drunken young woman leaving a bar with her date.
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The episode is interspersed with clips from "Funny Face" and "Breakfast at Tiffany's"; there is room for her dreamy, melancholic rendition of "Moon River" (pictured).
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One of the reasons it gets away with that is the stories are interspersed with these photographs, and some of them are crime scene photos.
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The (potentially) bad news is that it's unclear how much of that publisher content users watched because it was interspersed with posts from their friends.
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The hash turns out, in fact, to be lots of small fried potatoes interspersed with the kind of onions you find on fairground hot dogs.
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The impressive third room displays six de la Renta pieces interspersed with a roughly equal number of 19th-century ikat coats, all placed on mannequins.
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Over the department's speakers, I heard ancient Taylor Swift and Katy Perry tracks — interspersed with holiday classics — that I hadn't heard since my cool days.
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In Thursday's statement, the coalition said the July 2628 strike inadvertently killed 28503 civilians who were interspersed with combatants in a known ISIS staging area.
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These interactive environments are interspersed between five short films based around the music of Morton Feldman, along with a new piece by composer Anat Spiegel.
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Twitter's live stream is interspersed with normal CBS broadcast material, so dull moments at the convention are filled with news fodder instead of dead air.
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Facebook's partnership with ABC means that its live stream will be interspersed with news coverage, so viewers won't ever be left without something to watch.
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The Deadhappy FAQ is a mix of bullshit to signal it is in fact Cool and With It, interspersed with legitimate answers to legitimate questions.
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However, these moments are interspersed between long segments in which Harper ploddingly figures out the obvious while other characters very slowly grapple with personal demons.
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Invite some of your friends over for a cozy night of movies, wine, and appetizers, interspersed with a round or two of Hallmark Channel Monopoly.
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Sermons posted online since the attack have been interspersed with dehumanizing labels for L.G.B.T. people reminiscent of those used by the perpetrators of historical genocides.
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Geologists believe that nearly 200 million years ago, tropical beaches were interspersed with lush forests in the Western Lombardy region where the fossils were discovered.
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The video begins with a rendition of "America the Beautiful," interspersed with images of police officers standing before angry demonstrators holding up placards denouncing fascism.
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The commercial begins with a rendition of "America the Beautiful," interspersed with images of police officers standing before angry demonstrators holding up placards denouncing fascism.
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Rhodes spent a great deal of time with Obama, and there are sharp portraits of how the President thinks and acts interspersed throughout the memoir.
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His 2016 debut EP, Memoria, is full of jangling electric guitar and honey-sweet falsetto, interspersed with the odd rap feature and heavy instrumental breakdown.
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Here are her greatest hits, interspersed with her streams of consciousness about how weird it is that she was asked to do this at all.
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LAS VEGAS — At this week's Black Hat cybersecurity conference, panels about hacking automobiles and airplane WiFi are being interspersed with a new focus: mental health.
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There are moments of almost fragile beauty interspersed between the harsh walls of cracking, looped noise, weaponized percussion, searing feedback, and Messing's own strangled bark.
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Footage from Oliver Stone's Salvador (1986) is interspersed with advertisements for General Electric, slick computer graphics, corporate logos, and heightened visions of US military might.
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Their explanations are augmented by a leisurely paced audio guide and interspersed with installation videos which decode the compositional methods he derived from Japanese masterworks.
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The snoring doesn't have to be loud to be a symptom of sleep apnea, but it's likely to be irregular and interspersed with quiet pauses.
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With only a couple of three-letter words interspersed between the 6s, 7s and 8s, solvers may have a hard time getting a foothold there.
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With only a couple of three-letter words interspersed between the 6s, 7s and 8s, solvers may have a hard time getting a foothold there.
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Wine has long been the main attraction of this photogenic region, home to 40 miles of Pacific Ocean coastline interspersed with farmland and redwood forests.
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This panade is essentially a savory bread pudding interspersed with layers of caramelized onions, winter squash and grated alpine cheese, such as Gruyère or Comté.
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His notebook entries about the imperfectly concealed horrors they witness are interspersed with snippets of the breezy article he has been sent there to report.
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You're a drop of blood at the center of the ocean, which plays a tense soundtrack all night long, interspersed with bright blips of radar.
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A day spent skiing or snowboarding consists of fast-moving hits of glorious exhilaration interspersed with glacial stretches spent waiting in line and riding lifts.
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Interspersed among the lengthy accounts of late kindergarten pickups and pizza dinners and cutesy conversations are a handful of sharp observations about motherhood and womanhood.
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Conversations about topics in the news and personal encounters with racial bias were interspersed with sometimes off-color humor about sex, romance and lifestyle advice.
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It posts photos of confiscated contraband (agents confiscate about 70 firearms in carry-on bags each week) interspersed with images of dogs that detect explosives.
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Manfred Werder's "stück 1998" comprises four thousand sheets of music, each page consisting of an array of six-second tones that are interspersed with silences.
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Interspersed throughout the film is commentary and stand-up material from other comedians, including Margaret Cho, Phyllis Diller, Lisa Lampanelli, Judy Gold and Joan Rivers.
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These remembrances — one artist mentions Bushwick "before gentrification" — are interspersed with beauty shots of murals, as Joe Ficalora, describes his five-year-old mural project.
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Publishers in those countries that rely on Facebook for traffic freaked out when users no longer saw publisher posts interspersed with stuff from their friends.
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But at concerts in that composer's day, it was fairly common for movements of a symphony to be interspersed with opera arias, orchestral dances and whatnot.
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The building, near the US Capitol, was surrounded Thursday morning by massive throngs of reporters interspersed with anti-Trump protesters and at least one Trump supporter.
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The rest of the painting is mostly filled with triangles and trapezoids — angled shapes echoing the triangle — though Lerner has interspersed a few rectangles among them.
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Their original product started with a protein network that keeps the whole thing solid, with spherical dots of fats on the order of ten micrometers interspersed.
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Scenes of Orwell in front of his typewriter at work on "Animal Farm" are interspersed anachronistically—the novel was written 10 years later—throughout the film.
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"It's really hard to get traders excited when you only have a couple of days worth of cold interspersed in a warm overall pattern," he added.
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With the exception of sponsored posts — which are interspersed in your feed based on various cues — what you see in Instagram is reflective of the now.
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And unlike the mono-crop operations typical of most coffee farms, Lava Java's coffee plants are widely dispersed and interspersed with a motley of endemic trees.
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One of the most charming aspects of visiting Tokyo's gaming shops is the random games ready for play interspersed among shelves overflowing with games for sale.
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Tumba del Rey Moro — from a vineyard of almost pure granite with ancient vines interspersed with trees — is more like concentrated rose petals, yet distinctly salty.
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Clusters of kidney-like cushions are interspersed on the floor, inviting the viewers to sit, lie down, and let the immersive video wash over her/him.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump tweeted the edited video, which interspersed graphic images of the burning World Trade Center towers with a clip from Ms. Omar's speech.
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His Twitter feed is filled with dramatic videos of landslides, rushing floodwaters and erupting volcanoes, interspersed with photos of him undergoing chemotherapy at a Jakarta hospital.
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The townspeople are initially indignant, but … Mambéty sticks close to the original while transforming the drama into a village folk play, interspersed with songs and dances.
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Pieces like these are interspersed with representations of Hindu gods that Ms. Buckman picked up on trips to India, and some art by her daughter, Cleo.
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Instead, he uses the device mainly as an excuse to stuff the movie with fractured, random Kodak moments, interspersed with scenes of Mr. Dinklage gazing sorrowfully.
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Like Desert Island Discs (but with rougher sound engineering), each episode consists of an interview with an artist, interspersed with passages from songs that she chooses.
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Interspersed with time-capsule video montages that show the changing faces of British government, the production moves with the barbed breeziness of an Alan Ayckbourn comedy.
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The ads, which also appeared on Twitter, show a 30-second video with darkened images of Democratic lawmakers interspersed with bright images of Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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The projections also go by at clips—eight seconds apiece for horizontal pictures and thirteen seconds for interspersed verticals—that pander to present-day attention deficits.
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The third: Brown's notes and letters home, interspersed throughout the book, reveal his joy at getting good pictures, but also his horror, fear and constant doubt.
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While another ABC sitcom, "Modern Family," played on the TV, interspersed with promos for "Hope," Beau held his father's iPhone, watching a nature video about predators.
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On Tuesday, outside the funeral, police officers were stationed on several rooftops, antiterrorism officers were interspersed with the crowd, and an armored vehicle was parked nearby.
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The music has a narrative pull to it, as the album is interspersed with snatches of oral history, including interviews with Mr. Smith's mother and father.
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Interspersed throughout is a typewritten poem by Vermont poet Bianca Stone, "Because I Love You I Can Come Apart," complete with draft cross-outs and corrections.
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On a recent trip to Seattle, when I once would have driven, I walked most of the time to meetings, interspersed with Ubers and public transit.
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The view of soft, wooded peaks interspersed with creeks and lakes extended as far as we could see, evoking the northern territories of Canada or Alaska.
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Interspersed within her hilarious stand-up set, Jenny shares personal clips of her childhood and interviews with her family in an intimate look at her life.
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A video of the crash scene showed emergency workers in a snow-covered neighborhood, with pieces of the plane interspersed among houses and wreckage in flames.
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Television footage of sporting events has been interspersed with scenes of buses pulling up and North Korea's brightly-uniformed cheering squads and art troupes filing out.
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In yet another room, the books are arranged on thin columns placed randomly around the room like trees in a forest, with benches interspersed for reading.
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The demonstration was equal parts anti-police-violence rally and solemn vigil, with chants like "Killer coppers gotta go," interspersed with heartfelt statements from Graham's family.
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"It's the same loop over and over," Mr. Nutthapong said, of Thailand's brand of democracy interruptus: elections followed by coups, interspersed with bloodletting on the streets.
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Putin interspersed his address to Russia's Federal Assembly with video clips showing nuclear warheads pummeling Florida, the site of President Donald Trump's Mar-a-lago estate.
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These are accessible through a double helix staircases, and are interspersed with footbridges and viewing stations that will offer a view from 100 feet above ground.
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For "One Big Self," with photographs by Deborah Luster, she interviewed inmates at three Louisiana prisons, then interspersed their voices with prison data, inmate correspondence and inventories.
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Featuring Clinton as a patient and Scarface as his doctor, the hospital scenes are interspersed with fuzzily shot, technicolour full band scenes befitting the song's huge production.
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The Gift showcases Beyoncé's iconic voice on musical tracks that are interspersed with "interludes" from characters from the movie, including Mufasa, Nala, Simba, Scar, Timon and Pumbaa.
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The HBO special unfolded in gorgeous, wrenching waves, an entire hour of new songs set to beautifully directed videos, interspersed with Beyoncé reciting Warsan Shire's bruising poetry.
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And Pinterest has aimed to live up to that prediction, with a series of recent ad rollouts, including promoted posts and autoplay videos interspersed with search results.
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However, the potential for that meta-twist being intentional is undercut by the season's annoying habit of showing the aftermath of its episodes interspersed with its credits.
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But it means that market-watching will increasingly resemble the life of a soldier: long periods of calm interspersed with moments of blind panic. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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I bring up the fact that on that particular day, fervent tweets in support of the Paris Climate Agreement are interspersed with promotion of their new single.
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And legend has it that indigo, a dye resistant to salty sea air, was expensive, so it was used sparingly and interspersed with white to trim costs.
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In one ad, shots of young girls assessing their appearance in front of a mirror are interspersed with clips of Trump insulting various women over the years.
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The experimental, jagged account matches the disjointed life of the soldier: long periods of boredom, interspersed with terror and confusion in battle, and drunken brawls on leave.
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I like working in my studio and feeling like I've accomplished a lot and that interspersed with quality time with my partner, my friends, and my dogs.
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The production includes jet skiers breaking waves and models wearing nothing but body paint as they dance, interspersed with images of the rapper's own vodka brand Voli.
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As for how long you should breastfeed, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends exclusive breastfeeding for six months, followed by continued breastfeeding interspersed with other complementary foods.
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In the early 21st century, reality TV has moved from a genre relegated to daytime programming or interspersed between music videos to the prevailing form of entertainment.
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Both sequences, which appear in La Dolce Siria, seem otherworldly and carry the same level of ambiguity, especially when interspersed with oneiric images from Federico Fellini's Clowns.
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But Tidal makes a point to promote up-and-coming artists while they have your attention, so the big headliners are interspersed with their Tidal Rising acts.
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Trump Jr.'s Twitter feed is a rolling repository of right-wing talking points interspersed with viral agitprop and acid, often protracted indictments of the news media.
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The performance shots are interspersed with shots of singer Chino Moreno booking it through a residential neighborhood, trailed by the white light of a distant, oncoming vehicle.
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Most recently, President Trump tweeted a video that interspersed a single sentence Omar said about 9/11 — "some people did something" — with footage of the terrorist attacks.
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"Walden" is seen by some as a retreat to a false wilderness, interspersed with trips to his family home for hot meals and to do his laundry.
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The design for the building called for crisscrossing beams visible through a steel-and-glass facade and five gardens interspersed throughout its more than 700-foot height.
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Interspersed are ruminations on what these memories might mean, as if Hemon is turning them in his hands like a Rubik's Cube, unsure how they fit together.
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Kohn is the author of the 568-page tome, which maps out 22.2 rules for whistle-blowers interspersed with stories from his 222 years in the business.
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There are tweets from various organizers and residents interspersed throughout the film, with news ranging from Michael Brown's death to tips on how to neutralize tear gas.
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There's playful balearic, sections of ambient interspersed with chanting a bird sounds, and some edgier analog noodling that could send curious ripples through an open-minded dancefloor.
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The Sagamihara facility is located in a valley nestled between mountains, at the end of a street of modest houses interspersed with persimmon orchards and vegetable gardens.
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Thumbing through the photographs, you find a burnt doorway, a tree in bloom, birds in flight, and rather haunting details interspersed with portraits that seem almost indifferent.
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Interspersed among the photographs of men and women summarily executed in President Duterte's antidrug offensive are letters to the deceased and to the Almighty, begging for clemency.
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A series of Britain's cultural and sporting great and good, interspersed with "normal" people, rode in taxis, strode through the airport and squeezed themselves into economy class.
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These pieces, which can easily come across as motoric and musically thin, sounded spacious and unpredictable in Mr. Olafsson's riveting performances, interspersed with his informative spoken comments.
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That same year, he landed a lead role in Derek May's "Niagara Falls," a kind of anti-travelogue in which fictional interviews are interspersed with documentary footage.
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But the trippy romp is also a darkly comic tale of resistance against blood-thirsty U.S. invaders, interspersed with sci-fi worthy riffs about drone-wielding killers.
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On its shows, which are interspersed with its live coverage of Capitol Hill, politicians, public figures, authors, and academics appear, sometimes with distinctive ideological perspectives or opinions.
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Occasionally she interspersed diaristic text between these images or hosted impromptu Q. and A. sessions, pointing her growing fan base to SoundCloud, where she uploaded songs free.
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Interspersed with clips of harassment and assault -- including Dealtry's unwanted kiss -- the women speak to the camera about their experiences, demanding respect and saying they've had enough.
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It had completed improvised renditions of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" and "Up Above My Head," interspersed with expert vamping around the march's Standing Rock chant.
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The entire episode is interspersed with white men in front of brightly colored backgrounds looking directly at the camera and voicing racist, misogynist and often frightening comments.
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Its first act holds up to this well, but I found myself dreading the last section, which is a slog of surrealist corridors interspersed with unnecessary exposition.
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Like his father, Mr. Walcott was an accomplished watercolorist; his landscape paintings appear on his book jackets, and in "Tiepolo's Hound" they are interspersed through the book.
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For example, on Wednesday Snap featured a Discover story on the national school walkouts in protest of school shootings, with snaps from The Washington Post interspersed throughout.
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Three more weeks of talks, interspersed with internal EU sessions to coordinate the views of the 27 other governments, are scheduled, from late August until early October.
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There were songs by Rossi and excerpts from his two operas, "Il Palazzo Incantato" ("The Enchanted Palace") and "Orfeo," interspersed with a few instrumental numbers by others.
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The program, given half to Shakespeare and half to Cervantes, offered dramatic readings from their works interspersed with performances of period songs and dances, more or less related.
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They may hear the songs interspersed with ads, get served truncated tunes, be asked to install an app to listen, or be blocked from hearing even one note.
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With the previously mentioned missteps, one of the Adams Fosters wallows in her drunkenness in the most responsible way possible… with some important flirting interspersed throughout the night.
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Instead of living in a dedicated space, some of the works from all four mediums will be interspersed throughout the museum, as additions to preexisting (and future) installations.
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Interspersed with pictures of his family and wildlife, much of McMullin's Facebook timeline is filled with posts calling out Trump for his anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim comments.
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However the song is interspersed with snippets of dialogue from one of my favorite scenes in Donnie Darko, a dinner table argument about curse words and Michael Dukakis.
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To kick off the launch, Pandora's prepared some Stories by artists like John Legend and Daddy Yankee, who tell listeners their personal stories interspersed between their own songs.
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A community band is playing a medley of Beatles numbers interspersed with patriotic songs while people browse the stalls or wait for a turn on the bucking bronco.
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On that first visit, Pescod survived on mutton fat and vodka and spent two weeks listening to lectures in Mongolian interspersed with electricity cuts, all in –212ºF temperatures.
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The fantasy dance sequence is interspersed with silent peeks at Bridgette and Craig's actual "date," which looks pretty platonic; it's clearly merely two people having a great conversation.
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Curated by Beth Citron, the museum's Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, the newly commissioned works are interspersed among the museum's second- and third-floor pre-modern collections.
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The show was interspersed with highlight reels ("The Year in Bills Fans"), actual sports awards ("Best Highlight") and the expected jabs at well-known sports figures ("Worst Owner").
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To capture the way basketball transcends eras, genders, and race, I've interspersed the pictures I took in New Haven with images that commemorate my youth playing the sport.
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Several variants in smooshed-face dogs were discovered, the most significant of which was a long interspersed nuclear element (LINE-1) inside what's known as the SMOC2 gene.
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Elsewhere there's hazy refractions of rap beats and R&B (on tracks like "cul de sac" and "crystals") interspersed with in-the-red field recordings and ghostly samples.
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The video—grainy images of industrial chimney stacks billowing out smoke, interspersed with hypnotic live footage of Morrissey twirling round onstage—was shown on Top Of The Pops.
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In high-school, biology lessons about DNA would be interspersed with preaching from the teacher, and sometimes with documentaries on "flood geology" and the search for Noah's ark.
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Residents of the Sagamihara area, a largely rural, wooded valley where houses are interspersed with orchards and vegetable gardens, were struggling to come to grips with the violence.
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Interspersed with McIntyre's adventures are recorded interruptions from Mr. McBurney's 7-year-old daughter and snippets of testimony from experts on the nature of consciousness, memory and time.
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Inside, limited-edition merchandise (including T-shirts, pins and removable tattoos) will be for sale — as well as posters that are interspersed with pictures on the gallery walls.
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Her family's name, interspersed with profanities, had been spray-painted across their front gate and down the street for blocks, presumably by the boys she had written about.
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A soundscape accompanies the installation and includes an improvisation on "12 Bar Blues" interspersed with recordings of Yusef Lateef's breath and afternoon traffic outside the Detroit Public Library.
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Interspersed between streets and cul-de-sacs were swaths of open space filled with drought-stressed oaks, manzanita and brush, all of which provide powerful fuels when ignited.
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But through the moments of comedy interspersed between N-words and respectability politics, I wondered why directors felt the need to keep telling these feel-good racial stories.
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Some of the desserts are slices of church-supper favorites, like a rich brick of bread pudding, interspersed with dark chocolate and soft apricots, sitting on crème anglaise.
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Garish luxury apartment buildings, mansions, and Ferrari dealerships festoon the hills, interspersed with Hearst-like estates whose verdant lawns look wholly out of place amid the surrounding desert.
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On the outside, I admired the crisp detailing of gray fiberboard interspersed with floor to ceiling windows, with wood used "preciously," in Ms. Griffin's words, as an accent.
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As in Ms. Kane's script, there are darkly witty passages, too, like the interspersed snatches of electronic music, canned lounge tunes that might play in doctor's waiting rooms.
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Instead, he would live with an aunt in La Libertad, a mountain town of pastel pink and green houses interspersed with mango and coconut trees on sloping streets.
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Early gospel tunes, Mexican folk music and West African griot songs will be interspersed with dramatic readings of texts about slavery by Aristotle, Martin Luther King and others.
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Heading in from Mont-Sainte-Anne, we took a detour over to Île d'Orléans — a large wild island thick in maple forests interspersed with vineyards and small farms.
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"When you're missing out on freedoms like speech and elections, gender equality takes last place," she said in a long interview, interspersed with photos from a fashion shoot.
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"Everything you are ... Every smile, every laugh, every dance, every hug, every moment, everyone you touched ... you mean everything to us," reads the message interspersed throughout the video.
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But nowadays, if you looked at my iPhone, you'd find cat photos interspersed with photos of empty toilet paper aisles at stores like Target, Safeway, and Fred Meyer.
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The trailer continues with Pacino's Offerman continuing his speech, interspersed with scenes featuring the characters following clues about the Nazi suspects and working to bring them to justice.
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In the Elgin, a massive crane and at least four cameras documented every moment, which will be interspersed with other footage, though Netflix is tight-lipped about details.
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While browsing in an antiques shop, I spotted an item interspersed in clearly random fashion among the handsome head scarves, candy dishes, picture frames, vases and other collectibles.
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For above-ground views of the city and the lush greenery interspersed throughout, ride the city's cable car, which many locals use to commute to the city center.
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He also appears weirdly intense about his profession, initiating a series of loony ghost-nabbing procedures interspersed with pitiable confidences about his pending divorce and weakness for cats.
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But key questions were interspersed both from undecided senators and to challenge the opposing side, which led to some illuminating and insightful -- and sometimes less than insightful -- responses.
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The morning show produced a split-screen of clips from the House debate, showing gloomy Democrats criticizing Trump, interspersed with Trump rallying his crowd and reciting talking points.
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Although the novel does not stray from the script when telling Ofilia's story, there are sections interspersed among the chapters, styled as classic fables ("Once upon a time …").
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According to renderings from the Future Green Studio in Brooklyn, the perimeter of the roof will be planted with flowers and grasses interspersed with benches and picnic tables.
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I like the idea of citrus salad with prosecco to start, with eggs Benedict to follow, and then an afternoon of "The Punisher" on Netflix, interspersed with naps.
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I wanted it to feel like a perpetually driving rhythm interspersed with sudden peaks and troughs throughout, with chords and disembodied vocals dancing around this very driving percussion.
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A mixture of a film of black-and-white animations interspersed with live, on-stage appearances by actress Rossy de Palma, its narrative form is intriguing, even refreshing.
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I do a warm-up mile on the treadmill and then head to class, where I log another three-ish miles of sprints and hills with interspersed strength training.
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"It was meaningful to me to represent my life with her in the video so I gathered a bunch of photos and wanted them interspersed through it," Springfield says.
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Land development for farming, housing and commerce has chewed through the once vast forests and wild lands of the U.S., leaving smaller patches of forest interspersed with human settlements.
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Most experts now recommend using a passphrase if you must come up with your own passwords, which means a random collection of words, interspersed with special characters and numbers.
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Interspersed with "survivor files" recounting the stories of his male relatives, Survival Math explores issues like sex, violence, addiction, community, and the toll this takes on a person's life.
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The drama, melancholic but interspersed with some funny dialogue, is one of 21 U.S. and international movies vying for the Golden Lion which will be awarded on Sept. 9.
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While he's been sharing some updates on his Facebook Page interspersed with apology notes for threatening democracy, two guys thought all these adventures should be chronicled in podcast form.
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Interspersed throughout these monster-of-the-week episodes were so-called "mythology" episodes that advanced the show's grand narrative about a government conspiracy to hide the existence of aliens.
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The authors point out that low volatility tends to be persistent; historical data show long periods of calm interspersed with short spikes in the form of crises (see chart).
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If Twitter can convince users to watch in its app instead of on television, the interspersed video ads could command high prices that might save its revenue growth rate
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All of this is interspersed with an interview in which one of the theme park's supervisors (Jeffrey Wright) asks Dolores about whether she has ever questioned her own reality.
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Under his "Earl Fletcher" alias, Sweatshirt rips through an hour of Lil B, 303 Savage, and 2 Chainz, interspersed with blunted instrumentals from the likes of Black Noi$e.
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The train campaign takes as its theme "Taipei in Motion", named for a short film released in May that showcased sports interspersed with shots of urban transport in Taipei.
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Predominantly paintings, occasionally interspersed with photography and textual works, the pieces in Mood Ring are often direct portrayals of mental illness and the accompanying, endured stigmas these individuals suffer.
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These polished reflections are interspersed with significantly shallower conversations between Graw and her contemporary artist "friends," including Wade Guyton, Jutta Koether, Charline von Heyl, Merlin Carpenter, and Alex Israel.
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After waiting an awkward few moments, we were granted access to a private road lined with meticulously groomed medians, planted palms interspersed with bougainvillea and golf-cart crossing signs.
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Kimmel then debuted a trailer for "The Real White House Wives of D.C.," which featured clips of the Oval Office meeting interspersed with footage from other Real Housewives episodes.
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Deafheaven sounds the way life in the 2010s feels: constantly in flux and brimming with injustice and turmoil, interspersed with moments that continue to show life's ever-brittle beauty.
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Ms. Lerner explores the disparity but also the blurring of these worlds in a book composed of portraits of Mr. Scheuer interspersed with snippets of texts from his journals.
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The millennial version of a supermodel is the trendy, but relatable social media star who posts self-deprecating (but well-lit) pictures, interspersed with stylish goods worth a click.
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In contrast, Ford's photographs and excerpts of her writing, interspersed between her own and Frazier's images, offer a glimpse into the historical past when the steel industry still dominated.
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The figures are interspersed among a copse of trees, which have the same hue and tone as them, but they're distinguished by the gold leaf shoes on their feet.
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So I interspersed clips of each marvelous mutt here, but figured I'd give you one example of what you've got to do to solve this, from soup to nuts.
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In one room, television footage of the city's 2015 uprising and civil rights protests from the 1960s is presented on a bank of TVs, interspersed with monitors displaying static.
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These erotic-thriller shots are interspersed with flashbacks to his childhood in Vietnam, where a young Duc is forced to watch a prostitute, presumably his mother, sleep with clients.
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Ilhan Omar said that President Donald Trump's recent tweet — featuring video of her speaking interspersed with footage from 123/212 — has caused an increase in death threats against her.
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Ilhan Omar said that President Donald Trump's recent tweet — featuring video of her speaking interspersed with footage from 22019/22020 — has caused an increase in death threats against her.
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Throughout "Maria by Callas," the agonizing brilliance of Callas's singing voice is interspersed with her own words in interviews (or in letters narrated by the mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato).
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Freddy writes an experimental drama exposing Victor, which is interspersed in bits and pieces between the short chapters of the novel, but he locks it in a desk drawer.
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Karner blues inhabit only pine barrens and oak savannas, rare habitats of wildflowers and grasses interspersed with trees, that occur in poor, sandy soil deposited by ice age glaciers.
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They have commissioned music by the American composer Nico Muhly, which will be interspersed between works by Richard Strauss, Anton Webern and Arnold Schoenberg, and conducted by David Robertson.
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Interspersed within these overarching threads of social justice are vignettes of everyday life that seem alternatively familiar and foreign to readers who did not experience that time and place.
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We sell ourselves and stuff at the same time — my Instagram cat photos are interspersed with links to my articles, asking you to like me and my work, too.
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Used too often (that is, in almost every chapter), with flash-forwards also interspersed, it can leave the dizzy reader with the feeling of playing Twister on a tightrope.
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The history is manifest in the wide expanse of the city's peripheries, where outsize warehouses, many of them apparently unused and empty, are interspersed among the crush of apartments.
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Held simultaneously in New York and Los Angeles, the writers' awards were interspersed with political jabs at President Trump, which have become par for the course this awards season.
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Interspersed throughout are interludes and flashbacks to concentration camps and the atrocities committed therein, lest the viewer start to feel that the Hunters are being a little too cruel.
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This results in the second half of the book, which is perhaps best characterized as a set of digressive, expansive essays interspersed with the resolution of the Dick narrative.
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Similarly, channel one indicates suffering with interspersed scenes of the distressed cries of an abandoned baby goat in a swamp, and images of an old, uncared-for stray dog.
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Here, revised, chopped up and interspersed with other subjects, "Hold Still, Lion!" allows readers to approach Creeley as Wright does, repeatedly, glancingly, as she lives and thinks of other things.
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NatGeo's project utilizes a hybrid storytelling format that fuses fiction and documentary-style segments, with the fictional narrative interspersed with interviews from real-life scientists, astronauts and sci-fi enthusiasts.
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It opens and closes with her, and is ultimately most focused on fleshing out the media flash points of her story, with vignettes of the other women's stories interspersed throughout.
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What's more American than sitting on a couch and watching 300-pound men giving each other brain damage on live television, interspersed with talking babies and dogs selling us cars?
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But I've seen the same tweets as everyone else about long, long security lines at airports all over the country, interspersed with tweets about short lines at the same airports.
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But there is less space for advertising within people's personal "stories" than there is on the conventional landing pages (called "newsfeeds") where people scroll through posts and ads are interspersed.
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In the film, a series of interviews shot in a dark room are interspersed with archival footage of Jihadist-related news reports and previous chats with Begg and his family.
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Ongoing questions about Trump's ties to Russia are now interspersed with Democratic accusations that Russia is actively trying to help the New York real-estate mogul reach the White House.
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Much of the painfully awkward footage consists of candid interviews with Cruz and his family, often interspersed with long periods of silence and coaching from Cruz and the production crew.
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Tanks roll backward, explosions implode, victims come back to life — and it's all interspersed with quotes from US officials proclaiming that the US is prevailing against the North Vietnamese Army.
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This is probably the point where I should mention that scenes of Ezekiel's misfortune and Carol's heist were interspersed with Ezekiel's final moments of innocence in the hours before battle.
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We open the episode with Midge overseeing movers packing up her apartment with Joel, which is interspersed with flashbacks of the formerly happy couple's life in their Riverside Drive palace.
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Those games, which blended 2D Street Fighter-style combat with interspersed 3D animations, made the strongest case for why a DBZ video game should exist outside the show's core fandom.
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Albums are destined to turn Instagram into a place where tedious photo sets from vacations, bar mitzvahs and holiday parties are interspersed with the images users actually want to see.
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As tempting as it may be to skip right to the end of the video, a number of interesting bits are interspersed throughout, like water flooding the meticulously crafted interiors.
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It's entirely up to Niantic and you can be sure they're going to mete out these little guys over several months, interspersed with other events — anything to keep you catching.
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Medium-range shots of the couple having sex are interspersed with close-ups of their genitals and, sometimes, the view out of a window or Schneemann's cat watching the action.
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Interspersed with heartbreaking accounts by Rohingya who have successfully fled, Jason Motlagh describes how Myanmar's history of anti-Rohingya policy turned an attack on police into a major humanitarian crisis.
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Talking head interviews with people at all levels of Santa Monica Studio are interspersed very effectively with fly-on-the-wall looks at all of this as it was happening.
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What was particularly unnerving to those watching Trump this week were his rants about Rosenstein, Mueller and the Russia investigation, interspersed with talk about letting the "missiles" fly at Syria.
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Identity politics is delivering a speech that offers no solutions for any actual problems in people's lives, interspersed with dog-whistles about MS-13 and standing for the national anthem.
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You can ride the U-Bahn (subway), the S-Bahn (train), trams and buses, all with a single ticket, and the city's wide streets are thoroughly interspersed with bicycle lanes.
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Patterns recalling Turkish tiles adorn some of the soaring walls, in a design by Glen & Co., and are interspersed with displays of old butchering tools, slabs of meat and wines.
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Interspersed with his apparent delusions are observations of the sharpest lucidity: about his isolated sister, how the world really works and the dangers that she has elected not to see.
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The Gwaun Valley trout is served with the restrained minimalism of a Japanese delicacy: four translucent rectangles of mushroom-cured fish, interspersed with parsnip medallions and finished with fried rosemary.
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On Monday, Tsai's team released a slick new campaign video comparing Taiwan's freedoms with the struggle in Hong Kong, interspersed with images of Xi and Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam.
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Updates are interspersed: U.S. airstrikes target al Qaeda in Yemen, the Saudi-led blockade is partially lifted for humanitarian reasons, or worsening statistics reduce the suffering of Yemenis to numbers.
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Volatility is spiking, and huge sell-offs have been interspersed with big gains, including October 27's 2600-point jump for the Dow and October 24's 287-point gain.
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Interspersed with pictures of food on her Instagram page were photos of her in the hospital, her head bald from chemotherapy treatments in some and dyed platinum blond in others.
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True to its mischievous title, Dean Rader's book "Self Portrait as Wikipedia Entry" is an eclectic assemblage of tributes and allegories, letters and instructional headers, interspersed with subversive self-portraits.
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The film centers around a group of gay men from the upper echelons of society who are gathered at a wake, interspersed with one of the guest's fantastical dream sequence.
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A series of digitally manipulated photographs by Jason DeMarte depict man-made tableaus of flora and fauna that have been interspersed with images of brightly-colored objects, sprinkles, and gumdrops.
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Lest the series begins to feel like a celebration of feel-good multiculturalism and "universal" human values, the panels are interspersed with images suggesting the wayward path of American society.
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Residents, including those in the small, simple houses of wood or brick interspersed among the gers, have no choice but to use pit toilets and to burn dirty coal for heating.
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Dressel's sprint heroics were compiled in just under two hours, interspersed by Sarah Sjostrom's world record in the women's 0.173 metres freestyle on another stunning night's racing at the Duna Arena.
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Interspersed between Jane's attempts at resisting the ominous plot to strip her of her identity are her memories, each one represented by a music video of the songs on Dirty Computer.
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These are interspersed with stilted spoken passages in which Myrtle interacts with a few figures from long ago — but even with this trail of perpetual exposition, the plot remains largely impenetrable.
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Trump's lawyers asked for an order to have the pertinent early vote ballots -- those cast after the designated polling hours Friday -- not to be "co-mingled or interspersed" with other ballots.
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Screenshot: GizmodoMy daily iTunes playlist is albums I've specifically picked out and added to the queue, interspersed with random tracks from my library that haven't had an airing in three months.
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The video is interspersed with clips of the actual violent altercation that took place on the airplane that resulted in the suspension of three officers from the Chicago Department of Aviation.
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Despite this bad news (and Ms Pearson's passion about it) the book is often a delight, interspersed with vignettes about individual members of the different cohorts, as well as the researchers.
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Photographs of factories and farms were interspersed with video of Kim standing in a wood-paneled room in front of a red flag bearing the crest of the ruling Workers' Party.
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The best wedding bits are flashbacks of Jack and Rebecca's wedding interspersed with Jack taking Rebecca on a date night to their first apartment, which he's decked out in twinkle lights.
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Cooney confirms for the first time that she had an eating disorder in a conversation that spans less than 20 minutes, interspersed with dozens of clips from her channel and elsewhere.
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Peat has been building up for centuries in this bog, where the spongy moss is interspersed with black spruces and, on a late spring morning, the air is teeming with mosquitoes.
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Rodriguez uttered blunt statements that were only tangentially related and interspersed with bizarre, long pauses that gave the listener the opportunity to really dig into how stupid and funny they were.
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The show is a carousel of the artist's television memories of the 29s, interspersed with pivotal moments in Italian history told through a selection of bittersweet videos from the Rai archives.
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Interspersed throughout the album are notes from Beyoncé about what inspired the performance, which featured nearly 100 dancers and band members and was themed around historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).
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At dinnertime, I interspersed silverware and plates amid the mess, making no mention of the city skyline and arches of the Golden Gate Bridge forming between our salt and pepper shakers.
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The idea behind this recital from a noted countertenor and a lutenist is simple: Shakespeare's words, set to music, interspersed with readings from the playwright, given by the actor Simon Jones.
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McDarrah continued to document New York's often-overlooked L.G.B.T.Q. community until the 234.95s, and his full body of work is interspersed throughout the book with poignant quotes from the subjects pictured.
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I kept going back to it, trying to pinpoint a familiar flavor interspersed with flecks of fresh chile, and ultimately realized all I really wanted was to eat the whole thing.
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On the third floor, I found a square room piled with international newspapers and back issues of Life magazine interspersed with a hodgepodge of dispatches gathered from personnel in the region.
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Few people interested in fitness are unfamiliar with the concept of high-intensity interval training, or H.I.I.T., which involves very short, very strenuous bursts of exercise interspersed with periods of rest.
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Interspersed are shots of Rey and villain Kylo Ren as well as an ominous sound clip of Emperor Palpatine, who has lent his voice to each of the previous teaser trailers.
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Interspersed are shots of her putting on makeup and changing into heels at a subway station, scenes that give a glimpse into a day-in-the-life of a female candidate.
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Inside, her riotously colorful paintings — in which genderless figures transform into trees — animate the walls of her compact 231-square-foot studio, interspersed with dried leaves and a framed rare butterfly.
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There was full frontal female and male nudity, simulated hand jobs, and copulation interspersed with heart-wrenching, deluded self-sacrifice mixed with stern Calvinistic morality tinged by imagined conversations with God.
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Claire and Jamie's lovemaking spans a full night and multiple sessions (another mirror of their wedding night), interspersed with emotional reminiscences of what's passed between them and apprehension about what lies ahead.
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I'll be reading just the most horrible stuff that is happening in our world right now on Twitter, and it is interspersed with the most banal comments about life, or self-promotion.
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The screen switches back to Mr. Bush on the campaign trail, saying, "I think life is truly a gift from God," interspersed with footage of Mr. Bush appearing with people with disabilities.
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Interspersed in this chronicle are moments when the universal accessibility of the internet is harnessed for political regressions, such as the once indefatigable reign of the now-impeached president Park Geun-hye.
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"It consists of a flat plain interspersed with meadows and stands of lodgepole pine, with the Firehole River flowing through the central part of the basin," the park says of the area.
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So much so that he decided to create a photo series that explores it through the digital imagery of Grand Theft Auto V, interspersed with his usual photographic portraiture titled Open World.
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Interspersed in the video is a little boy in a hoodie dancing in front of a row of impassive police officers and the words "stop shooting us" spray-painted on a wall.
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He has interspersed inflammatory tweets with studio shots from his apparently unfinished and untitled album, looks from his upcoming fashion show, performance art pieces and hype for his album premiere on Thursday.
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" The inspector general criticized the agents' decisions to discuss their personal opinions on work devices, and interspersed with work conversations as examples of "extremely poor judgment and a gross lack of professionalism.
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As a whole, the Steele dossier now appears to be a murky mixture of authentic revelations and repurposed history, likely interspersed with snippets of fiction or disinformation, an Associated Press review finds.
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For her part, Ms. Adams said she did not immediately connect with the film, — in which the linguist's attempts at extraterrestrial communication are interspersed with vignettes of conversations with her young daughter.
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The documentary, which is being screened in the out-of-competition section of the festival, contains footage interspersed with interviews with present-day Carrey, reflecting on what portraying Kaufman meant for him.
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Interspersed with those works are small, black-topped tables that bear flat, glazed, multicolored ceramic slabs cut in sinuously contoured shapes and often inset with irregular polygons of similar or contrasting patterns.
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Great gorges and rock faces stretched across the horizon, interspersed by streaks of green — agricultural plots worked by farmers using traditional methods that languished during Soviet times, when goods were largely imported.
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Birds and flowers are interspersed with manmade candy, paint drips, and power lines to create a kind of alternative Audubon world that questions the realness or artificiality of everything under the sun.
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To minimize this, other operators are interspersed in the assembly line to test the partial assemblies, and then the completed product will go through some functional tests to insure that it's working.
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In his talk, which was interspersed with performances on the yidaki, Kelly explained that the restitution of the shield would be a way of acknowledging the historic violence enacted against Aboriginal people.
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Chapters recounting fevered statecraft are interspersed with those chronicling Holbrooke's three marriages and multiple affairs and romances, including one with Diane Sawyer, all featuring the same detailed reporting and sharp personality portraiture.
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Algorithms determine what sort of music you may prefer, but the playlist will also be interspersed with high-energy, all-time favorites and a few newer songs selected by Apple Music's editors.
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One minister incorporated meditative song into her service, and another interspersed prayers and hymns with sermons from Martin Luther King Jr. During one all-nighter, Mr. Stegeman even brought along a harpist.
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The book's rich descriptions of Spain, Italy and the Low Countries bustle with local detail, and the early printed images interspersed throughout make it feel like a travel guide to the past.
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Some recent manosphere rant or manifesto is held up for inspection and then broken down into snippets and interspersed with Futrelle's commentary, designed to bring the absurdities of the target into view.
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Interspersed are black-and-white stills from the beloved 1957 Egyptian comedy "Son of Hamido," about the antics of two young fishermen who (spoiler alert) are in fact police detectives in disguise.
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Springing from a New York Times Modern Love column, Calhoun's memoir reads like a series of light and funny essays, formed from original, engrossing anecdotes interspersed with somewhat more predictable life lessons.
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Once the former revolutionaries assemble, the evening segues into reminiscences interspersed with musical numbers (hip-hop, jazz, Latin, soul) and occasional goading from Primo, who sports an acid-house court jester ensemble.
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Throughout his intimate account of their courtship, marriage and early years together, he interspersed anecdotes of her dedication to public service, such as her work with poor children in New Haven, Conn.
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Part history lesson and partly a gentle rebuke to his colleagues, McCain interspersed his comments with humor and humility, a trait in short supply today in both the legislative and executive branches.
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Told in a series of monologues, interspersed with quotes from historical documents — some real, some invented — it's set in the graveyard where Willie was buried and which the grief-stricken Lincoln visits.
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So it is perhaps no surprise that Better Living Through Criticism comes most alive in a series of question-and-answer sessions interspersed throughout — in conversations that Scott has staged with himself.
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However, oddly, I am also told — and have learned from the actors — that I do also tend to write very verbose, long scenes that are interspersed with these long, silent, nonverbal scenes.
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Exposition on the characters and setting are cleverly interspersed, as are the beginnings of various story threads, but more vitally, it informs us on the kind of worldview Philippa is living in.
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One slowly ramps up difficulty, one gives long periods of calm interspersed with dramatic challenges, while the last, the charmingly named "Randy Random," does everything in his power lives up to his name.
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I learned this firsthand when I put on a black onesie interspersed with sensors, waved my hands in the air, and watched a frog on the screen next to me do the same.
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She filled up every room, which is why Macdonald's shrewd use of empty space (shots of Houston's abandoned New Jersey home, interspersed with video of her cooking, laughing, living) is so gut-wrenching.
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For example: when someone is prescribed a suitable drug, after two or three weeks of taking it regularly they could switch to a pack in which their pills are interspersed with identical placebos.
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Rice, who has interspersed periods in public service with academic posts, suggested Trump, a New York real estate magnate, may see foreign policy more in terms of striking deals than finding common interests.
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A newly-renovated public restroom located in New York City's Bryant Park features bright floral arrangements, framed artwork and the sounds of classical music — albeit interspersed with the whine of electronic hand dryers.
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Even so, it's the same story told multiple times, interspersed with long pauses to watch Sullenberger jog, have subdued phone conversations with his wife Lorraine (Laura Linney), or just look noble and modest.
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The story of Albertine's early life and its resonances in the present is interspersed with an account of the night of her mother's death, the same night as her first book-release party.
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But "The Hunger" is more of a lecture than an opera: Dramatically static and musically amorphous, the work is interspersed with filmed interviews in which academics invoke the evils of capitalism and colonialism.
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They are interspersed with Avedon portraits of the authors Samuel Beckett and Truman Capote, of the two killers depicted by Capote in his book "In Cold Blood," and of a melancholy Marilyn Monroe.
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Each of their narratives is told in the first person, interspersed with brief chapters about John Leal, a fanatical Christian cult leader whose grip over Phoebe grows in parallel with hers over Will.
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Text messages between the complainant and Mr. Khan were interspersed with emojis and specific references to Yale's campus culture, which defense lawyers promoted as proof of flirtation; the complainant said they meant nothing.
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These types of workouts, structured as interval sessions, consist of brief spurts of high-intensity exercise, such as 20 seconds of all-out pedaling on a stationary bicycle, interspersed with periods of rest.
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Currently, in the top division of Davis Cup, 16 national teams compete over four knockout rounds interspersed throughout the year with a two-team final in November hosted by one of the finalists.
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Interspersed between the six movements of Janacek's suite, Mr. Greilsammer played works by Mozart, C.P.E. Bach, the early Baroque composers Johann Jakob Froberger and Jean-Féry Rebel and the contemporary composer Ofer Pelz.
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Doubling down on his message, Mr. Dylan also decided to sing only his new evangelical songs on tour, interspersed with some preaching, though he relented in 1981 and began performing older songs, too.
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The tweets — interspersed with others about Saudi Arabian oil production and a new book by the former White House press secretary Sean Spicer — referred to the fight against the transnational gang MS-13.
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Its leafy suburban streets are interspersed with pockets of commerce, densest along Route 1, and industry, including the massive Sikorsky aircraft plant to the north and a cluster of warehouses to the south.
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BLKNWS is a continuous collage of videos featuring Black Americans interspersed with originally produced segments from Joseph's utopic fictional news channel, which broadcasts a version of news not filtered through a white gaze.
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A wall in the living area is made of cinder blocks interspersed with thin strips of glass and framed by clerestory windows and sidelights, designed to create a pattern of light at sunset.
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Interspersed throughout are brief descriptions of Ettore's photographs, which become a material plot point that draws him and Hirut together decades later, while also working as a canny literalization of the Homeric metaphor.
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Snip off a piece of one of Erlich and Grass' 3D-printed rabbits, and you could make an exact copy by accessing the DNA interspersed in its plastic, where its blueprint is stored.
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Rather than organizing the posts into thematic sections, the book will maintain the random, serendipitous feel of scrolling through a Facebook page, with a mix of long and short posts interspersed with images.
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In the largely yellow, square, abstract painting, "Meditation on the Vertical" (1962), I encountered a field of subtly shifting, vertical yellow lines with a few lightning-like clusters of orange ones interspersed throughout.
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The cuts are quick — warm shots of confident guests at the dinner table interspersed with darker scenes in which they're suffering: poor health, financial hardship, criminal past, abuse, death of a loved one.
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Before the game began, the N.F.L. also played a video in the stadium that included images of Dr. King and other civil rights leaders, interspersed with images of N.F.L. players doing charity work.
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The current frontwoman of Canada's fanatically fun metal group, Sumo Cyco, tells me over (virgin) Caesars about Cyco City: a fictional place with realistic elements interspersed into a rather insane and unreal world.
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This U.S. port has long been a statistical black hole for physical zinc, with extended periods of LME draws interspersed with sporadic heavy inflow as material oscillates between on-market and off-market storage.
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But Mick Garris can't ever get the tone right, so moments of sentimentality are interspersed with campy fantasy cutaway scenes that feel like obvious padding and give the film an unfortunate Family Guy vibe.
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McBride tells two tales: the incredible story of Ruth's life interspersed with details of his own — and the way Ruth's wisdom helped guide him from an impoverished childhood to his success as an adult.
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This time, the gauzy fairy dancers are interspersed with shots of Americana-themed landscape: Claire gathering water from a stream, Jamie entering a woodsy cabin, indigenous tribes, and what looks like a Southern plantation.
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These harsh, pained, and eloquent flashes of prose are interspersed with invocations of various literary influences; Shalmiyev's personal canon heavily leans toward radical feminist and proto-feminist poets: Sappho, Gertrude Stein, and Audre Lorde.
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The role is played well enough by the ever-solid character actor Frank Whaley — but he's so randomly interspersed and seemingly forgotten that his reappearance toward the end of the series borders on confusing.
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The images are interspersed with an introduction by Dr. Sylvia A Earle and short essays by Michael Aw, Ernie Brooks, David Doubilet and Nora Torres — photographers and fellow passionate champions of the marine world.
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The plan calls for a 1.5-mile elevated walkway along the river bluff, anchored on either end by the Union Depot and the Science Museum of Minnesota, and interspersed with restaurants, offices and stores.
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A quarter-century of failed talks on creating a Palestinian state alongside Israel has been interspersed with surges of violence, and upheavals including Israel's withdrawal from Gaza, which is now under Islamist Hamas control.
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The dusty town is surrounded by rows of citrus trees, interspersed with state-of-the-art fruit processing factories which export the world-famous orange, known as kinnow, to Europe and the United States.
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Flores Recinos is growing around 4 hectares of cocoa interspersed with coffee as part of a project supported by the Salvadoran Agriculture Ministry, which is helping more than 300 farmers cope with climate shifts.
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Both albums feature him delivering self-actualization spiels in a husky come-hither voice, interspersed with Jones's ontological banter with a nearly life-size puppet, outfitted in "Super Fly" threads, named T. J. Hustler.
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The slide is occurring in a rumpled layer cake of volcanic rock, or basalt, laid down by eruptions that began about 17 million years ago, interspersed with thin deposits of silt and other sediments.
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The dancehall-tinged, experimental pop number's visual treatment sees a young woman travel through the streets of Tokyo at night, interspersed with flashes of her in what seems to be a virtual reality simulation.
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They came interspersed with faded jeans paired with over-the-knee shearling-lined boots, sweeping capes and giant feral furs, as well as buttoned-up silk midi dresses with discreet frills here and there.
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In her studio, there are posters calling for Trump's immediate impeachment and decrying the corruption of power in Washington D.C. interspersed with preparatory sketches of models, cheery found photos and colorful to-do lists.
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Such initiatives have also been interspersed with attention to moderate social reforms, including gun control and paid family leave, dappled with more progressive policies like protections for transgender residents and a rejection of fracking.
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Throughout the Rust Belt and much of rural America, the image of Main Street is one of empty storefronts and abandoned buildings interspersed with fast-food franchises, only a short drive from a Walmart.
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A "conceptual map" of Palestine released as part of Kushner's proposal shows he wants some of those settlements to remain where they are (they're the flecks of beige interspersed among the blueish green parts).
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Biden's been rocky throughout the debates so far, with sharp or personal moments (his defenses of Obama, his reflections on his family) interspersed with confusing ones (record players, word gaps, his time being up).
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That integration will continue with these new on-demand broadcasts — so they don't really exist as a single, continuous recording, but rather as DJ recordings interspersed with cued-up songs from Apple or Spotify.
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In the final week of the midterm campaigns, President Trump tweeted a 53-second video that interspersed footage of the caravan with a courtroom scene featuring Luis Bracamontes, an undocumented immigrant and convicted murderer.
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His new collection of journalism, "The Rub of Time," produced the usual reaction in me: intense, fawning admiration for his wit and verve, interspersed with bursts of contemptuous irritation at some pomposity or other.
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The verdict ends a trial that has been described as a "spectacle" and "wild" by media, in which allegations about Guzmán's flamboyant lifestyle were interspersed with grisly details of his many, many violent crimes.
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Interspersed with instrumental tracks, they aired Emi Evans singing a few songs in the haunting language that came to define NieR and its sequel alongside a few more sung in Japanese by Marina Kawano.
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The booze works, and mid-level shots of their late-night interactions are interspersed with more drinking, and painterly depictions of "comfortable silences" shared in the sand along the coast of Crofton, British Columbia.
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Biden also has highlighted his close personal ties to former President Barack Obama, releasing a campaign video on Tuesday that interspersed images of his vice presidency with Obama's remarks during his Medal of Freedom ceremony.
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After more than four hours of questioning Ford in five-minute blocks interspersed by questions from Democratic senators, Mitchell asked Ford in closing remarks if she knew about the best ways to interview trauma victims.
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"Little circumstances—when eyes just miss, or when hands touch, whether by accident or intent—are interspersed among more dramatic scenes in which a man and woman feel acutely each other's physical presence," she writes.
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The game is interspersed with similarly lavish cutscenes, and the story — about an ongoing battle against a particularly brutish general called Atriox — is just as incomprehensible to anybody who didn't major in advanced Halo studies.
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Every year, Mr. Bezos' shareholder letter is treated by many Amazon fans as a kind of papal encyclical — an update on company news, interspersed with nuggets of management advice and details of Amazon's inner workings.
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Through the medium, Nejmah interspersed specific recipe instructions with her own personal stories, like how her kids are obsessed with eating corn flakes for breakfast and her comical first encounter with a traditional English breakfast.
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In this colorful, slightly Big-Brother-y version of reality, Pokémon are interspersed throughout, and when you come within range of a Pokémon you can "approach" them and they will show up on your phone.
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The video is very long, so to summarize: Interspersed with a story about an allegedly abusive man, Dawson and his companion go to Chuck E. Cheese's and order a cheese pizza and a pepperoni pizza.
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The interspersed scenes of their performances act as punctuation to the arduous task of preparation, moments in which the haggard and jetlagged young men snap into focus and put on their carefully choreographed, overwhelming productions.
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It is also interspersed with flash forwards to Jimmy's life after Breaking Bad (which begins six years after the events of Better Call Saul) managing a mall Cinnabon in Omaha, as a man named Gene.
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Zurich-based singer/musician Dominik Huber aka Friend proves that music videos don't always have to be an endless stream of weird, detached graphics interspersed with shots of people playing instruments in an empty room.
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In "To Begin the World Over Again," one actor, six dancers and 10 musicians unpack Paine's words in four sections interspersed with contra music and dance, which were popular at the time of America's founding.
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Interspersed among the models were some of Opening Ceremony's famous hip friends, who were given the opportunity to deliver feel-good remarks on a political theme as part of the pageant's question-and-answer portion.
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The emails about job prospects were often interspersed with discussions about several lawsuits that companies he was consulting for had pending before the justice, who was handling commercial civil cases in Erie County Supreme Court.
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This second movement of "Untitled America" segues into an electronic score by Raime interspersed with contemporary-sounding voices of people recounting the number of years in their prison sentences and how they miss their families.
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In "To Begin the World Over Again," one actor, six dancers and 3583 musicians unpack Paine's words in four sections interspersed with contra music and dance, which were popular at the time of America's founding.
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