The once invincible man wasn't shy about showing that he wasn't invincible after all.
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" "They don't realize that -- they're feeling invincible, I don't know if you felt invincible when you were young.
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It feels good to say yes to everything and be this invincible traveling wizard, but I'm learning I'm not invincible.
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We were an army, invincible, or if we weren't invincible we could hit Replay at any time, which was pretty close to the same thing.
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Solid and invincible — and maybe even a little dull.
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They feel safe, often invincible, and rarely uncertain about anything.
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Pretty apt, going by the band's invincible status right now.
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Can the world's most invincible superhero have a bad day?
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If I'm no longer invincible, she wondered, what am I?
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has described the missile as invincible.
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Loud in a way that will make you feel invincible.
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Eagle is a formidable candidate, but not an invincible one.
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"I would not call the Devil 'invincible,'" Borgonie told Motherboard.
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Their ages and extraordinary talents can make them feel invincible.
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Nowadays, however, I'm feeling less invincible than I used to.
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Being on the Victoria's Secret Runway makes me feel invincible.
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Her book, "Invincible Summer, " is now sold in seven countries.
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The gathering storm In summer 21625, House Republicans felt invincible.
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And when we come together as one, we are invincible.
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Carol Channing convinced you she was invincible on the stage.
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Prodigy was a musician who always made him feel invincible.
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The Americans' pursuit of foreign bankers no longer looked invincible.
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But recent events showed he might not be invincible there.
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I should have felt invincible, but instead, I was numb.
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After all, how can terrorists beat someone who is invincible?
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There she is, hands on her hips, proud and invincible.
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In our seventies, his fundamentals will again make him invincible.
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Instead of elevating some supposedly invincible and natural constraints — that are often invincible and natural only in terms of their own models — economists should act more like plumbers, making the tax machinery work, fixing leaks.
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Corey Lewandowski seemed virtually invincible for much of Donald Trump's campaign.
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Fortune 500s are seen as somewhat invincible — they're far from it.
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At 37 I thought I was invincible ..boy was I wrong.
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But more importantly, this heady mind-meld convinces them they're invincible.
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One piece of good news: the E. coli wasn't invincible — yet.
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Zidane absorbed the maelstrom through precision, while Senna projected invincible grace.
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Even if he does return, General Haftar no longer appears invincible.
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Fox insiders say he wasn't particularly liked but was considered invincible.
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Whenever a Baker is pursuing you, he or she is invincible.
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But is that organization as invincible as it has long seemed?
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" Same goes for the new ICBM that Putin labels as "invincible.
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Yet behind that invincible aura lurks an insecurity: where is home?
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"Each community applies the metaphors of the piece differently," Invincible says.
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Because everyone has a side to them that's, like, invincible-feeling.
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Schwarzkopf göt2b Ultra Glued Invincible Styling Gel, $4.69, available at Target.
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One of his poems begins: Human reason is beautiful and invincible.
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As last year proved, Freedom Caucus members aren't invincible. Then-Rep.
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Putin had claimed that the "invincible" weapon had a proven capability.
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I suppose it remains to be seen whether Judy is invincible.
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The enemy was invincible, unkillable as far as I could tell.
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They include Spider-Man, Jessica Jones, Defenders and Invincible Iron Man.
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Afterward, he'd hoist me on his shoulders, this giant, invincible man.
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"The car is a more or less invincible aggressor," she writes.
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"I thought I was invincible, like any college kid," she said.
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A toast, as Sondheim archly put it, to that invincible bunch.
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Best of all, this is food that makes you feel invincible.
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The 49ers and the Patriots aren't invincible, but they're awfully good.
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However, nothing is invincible and even minor drops will still leave marks.
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But we're not convinced she shouldn't take advantage of being apparently invincible.
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But invincible avatars started pouring out of the corners of the quadrants.
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Supergoop 100% Mineral Invincible Setting Powder SPF 45, $30.00, available at Sephora.
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Eric Cantor is invincible, and then he's beaten by some unknown academic.
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He's been touted as invincible, one of the best postseason pitchers ever.
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Anyone with a dad knows they have invincible old-man-opinion strength.
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He probably felt invincible, think he can do what he wanna do.
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When he opened his Latin grammar book, he felt close to invincible.
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WeWork was a unicorn, a near-invincible powerhouse flush with venture capital.
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I've read more than 100 issues of Invincible, but stopped in 2014.
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Me and my friends take life for granted and think we're invincible.
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I skipped the part of my childhood where most kids feel invincible.
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And sisterhood becomes a single hydra-headed, multitongued entity, invincible and indivisible.
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Almost everyone needs it, because none of us are invincible or psychic.
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The blush of activism made them feel empowered, even a little invincible.
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As far as superpowers go, Doctor Manhattan seems invincible by all measures.
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Anyone with a dad knows they have invincible old-man opinion strength.
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But recent results have proved that the Americans are far from invincible.
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The first task of any autocrat is to look strong and invincible.
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Thanks to Gadi Eisenkot, at least we know the Iranians aren't invincible.
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It's almost as if Vertu lacked insight and thought it might be invincible.
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Why The Mountain Was Invincible Of course the fire was also completely necessary.
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From a waterproof (read: invincible) camera to a smooth bottle of Smirnoff no.
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The Carters' "HEARD ABOUT US" will make you feel invincible while riding shotgun.
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According to Axios, Trump and his advisers now feel invincible, perhaps understandably so.
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Nobody is invincible and anyone who thinks they are, they'll come tumbling down.
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I felt invincible; I had leveled up in adulthood and was doing great.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin claims that Russia now has an "invincible" nuclear missile.
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When we feel powerful, we also feel two other things: invincible and invisible.
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While they carry an impressive range of deadly weapons, they also aren't invincible.
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Amazon: Amazon is nearly invincible to growth, both domestically and globally, Cramer said.
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"Back in my early 20s, I felt like I was invincible," Lincecum said.
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Bonus points for Carl's Invincible comic, another of TWD writer Robert Kirkman's creations.
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They think we're in this job because we're emotionally invincible, but we're not.
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"I got my face tattooed 'cause I thought I was invincible," Gavin says.
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There's a growing sense that Facebook is no longer an invincible world-conqueror.
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I have never met a man more resilient or with more invincible determination.
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Argentina's coach, Luis Scaloni, suggested only a few weeks ago it was invincible.
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BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel has been a seemingly invincible figure in German politics.
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The myth of invincible Blitzkrieg was burnished, self-interestedly, by the Nazis themselves.
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It's an offering, one that seems more invincible and raw with each hearing.
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I appreciated seeing this article because many younger people seem to feel invincible.
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"Our generation may feel invincible, like I did when I commented," he added.
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When the Yemen war began in earnest in 2014, the Houthis looked invincible.
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So perhaps neither wing of the party is invincible or the inevitable future.
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"We think that we are invincible because we are," Miles says of teenagers.
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At the same time, a Patriots defense once deemed invincible suddenly seems vulnerable.
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Some strikes are invincible, some strikes don't lead to guaranteed damage on parry.
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Once again the invincible sword known as Green Destiny must be protected from thieves.
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"No one is invincible; the U.S. is going to make you pay," she said.
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It brings a tender humanity to Dina, who, for the entire movie, seems invincible.
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But confronting that thrill of the unknown is exactly what made you feel invincible.
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Could it be that Mr Modi's vaunted electoral juggernaut was not invincible after all?
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You know that invincible feeling you get when you wear snowboots in the snow?
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He had always seemed invincible, brushing off injuries that would sideline the average person.
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Flanking a seemingly invincible giant in our industry is not only possible, but probable.
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But we're not reinventing the wheel here, we're not going to massively change Invincible.
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Miss D and Me: Life with the Invincible Bette Davis is available Sept. 12.
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Guys and girls in the armed services often need to think they are invincible.
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Robert Kirkman's long-running Invincible comic book series comes to an end on Feb.
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Are they so out of touch with reality that they think they are invincible?
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Aloy's pretty handy when it comes to a scrap, but she's certainly not invincible.
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Perhaps not, but I'm on the road to being healthy, so I feel invincible.
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Jokic is vulnerable (though not hopeless!) on one end and invincible on the other.
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The officer wrote that while the teen probably felt invincible, that's simply not true.
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"If I wanted to kill Invincible, I wouldn't have to get clearance," he said.
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Invincible had its central family, and it started with Mark tapping into his powers.
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But high on the beam, which is barely four inches wide, I felt invincible.
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Parts of "Invincible Summer" hint that she may have seen Soap Opera Digest, too.
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The 2202 election that left the Democratic party feeling invincible, seems so long ago.
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If you dodge in place, you can hit attack to deliver an invincible uppercut.
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He sailed with the aircraft carrier HMS Invincible, flying anti-submarine and transport duties.
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With its stock at an all-time high, the social media giant looks invincible.
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"He was invincible to me," said Ken Reilly, who fought fires alongside Mr. Davidson.
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Donald Trump has survived so many political scandals that he can sometimes seem invincible.
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But while the leaders of this wing are politically formidable, they are hardly invincible.
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At first, I thought my hair was invincible — I could do anything to it.
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For the first time in almost two decades, Mr. Erdogan no longer seems invincible.
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The decline in pay TV subscribers has blunted businesses once thought to be invincible.
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The novel is like Sportcoat himself — a fool, a wonder and just as invincible.
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Now, a once-invincible organization, and its chief, are girding for a legal reckoning.
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Unity Phelan in "Emeralds" and Emily Kikta in "Rubies" were invincible in different ways.
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As enviable as Marvel's track record has been, unlike Iron Man, it's not invincible.
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But the beauty of the NSX is that it makes any driver feel invincible.
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Once invincible, anti-imperialist governments are having trouble winning elections or have been defeated.
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Secondly, baseball still has an anti-trust exemption, which pretty much renders it invincible.
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Polls show Trump enjoys strong support among Republicans, but he looks far from invincible.
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I just thought that I was invincible and could just play through the pain.
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However, the presentation of Hitler as an invincible, even invulnerable hero didn't always work.
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"They don't realize that -- they're feeling invincible, I don't know if you felt invincible when you were very young ... But they don't realize that they can be carrying lots of bad things home to grandmother and grandfather and even their parents," he added.
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One might assume that incumbents are nearly invincible because they pay attention to their constituents.
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And yet Pruitt believed himself invincible because he had a fan in the Oval Office.
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"He thought he was invincible," says Manase Chiweshe, an expert on African football from Zimbabwe.
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In recent years, however, disappointing results and missteps mean that ExxonMobil no longer looks invincible.
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It watched the movie "Invincible," played card games and chronicled its ordeal on social media.
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"Is Facebook invincible?" asked Kurt Wagner, my colleague at Recode, in his earnings preview Tuesday.
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It's a lesson Goldberg and Rogen are keeping in mind as they look to Invincible.
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They would do well to remember that in Augustus's time the Roman Empire looked invincible.
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"Impossible" was a woozy number about how invincible the right drugs can make you feel.
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"She looked invincible," she thinks, a callback to Luke's comment from the day they met.
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In fact, it's important to hide it because they are meant to be invincible machines.
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There's a danger in feeling physically invincible when your body cooperates, especially when you're young.
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Pittsburgh has been invincible at home since falling to the New York Rangers on Nov.
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Ideally, you would eat a gorgeous, nutritious meal before drinking and be invincible all night.
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Myth: Teens think they're invincible Studies show that adolescents feel as vulnerable as adults do.
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To share any more than the basic setup is to spoil what makes Invincible special.
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But that plot twist was also a declaration: Invincible isn't like your other superhero comics.
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But like so many players, Reed is still hoping he will be the invincible one.
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"Carol Channing convinced you she was invincible on the stage," he wrote alongside the clip.
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With Hollis seeming invincible, Abby becomes desperate, and decides to meet Papa Pope (Joe Morton).
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Having been blessed by her highness Kelly Clarkson last week, La Porsha could be invincible.
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As technology has advanced, so have they, becoming solar-powered, rip invincible, and wifi-capable.
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You see, Trump has an invincible ally at the far end of the ideological spectrum.
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This is one of humanity's most charming and maddening traits: our invincible instinct for excess.
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"The adrenaline racing through my body made me feel invincible at the time," she writes.
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There was a sense that without Kupp, the Rams went from invincible to merely great.
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Whatever else City achieves this year, it will not go down in history as invincible.
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Although companies tend to gain power as they grow, that does not make them invincible.
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As we get older, it is easy to to start believing that we are invincible.
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Masks don't make you invincible, and they absolutely can't replace good hygiene — Wash your hands!
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Exposing the existence of totalizing social structures can make them feel all the more invincible.
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This week, he barely gets a shot off before his invincible, silent, teleporting fleet is obliterated.
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Yet today's young workers won't be invincible forever; as they age, they will need more care.
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"Nobody is invincible," said Djokovic, the top-seeded man at the Australian Open, which begins Monday.
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She's not invincible — the fighting takes a toll — but she's not a token female badass, either.
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Its skills reinforce the invincible image of the original G-Wagen, introduced nearly 40 years ago.
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It goes back to the future and promises the restoration of a once invincible racial hierarchy.
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It's primal and almost euphoric—you're going off adrenaline and rage that makes you feel invincible.
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But he's been a hair less invincible than he was last season, and every bit counts.
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His invincible armor will eventually chip away, but nobody knows when exactly that day will happen.
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Every mistake is met with a viscous punishment, but each small victory makes you feel invincible.
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The Invincible and three ships from the British Royal Navy accompanying it had to change course.
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They will think they are invincible and most definitely increase their violent pathological and predatory behavior.
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The five have grown expansive in their business aims and invincible to just about any competition.
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Invincible isn't an idea that sat in his and co-creator Cory Walker's head for years.
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For its first six issues, Invincible lulls you into a comfortable space with the Grayson family.
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To their credit, the Argentines, the world's No. 1-ranked team, have looked invincible this summer.
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We feel invincible—"that will never happen to me"—but what if this time it does?
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" A picture posted at nearly midnight was accompanied by the phrase "A broken man is invincible.
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"As much as we like to think we're invincible, we're not," the designers write on MeetGraham.com.au.
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"We've all seen the pictures of people online who seem to think they're invincible," Trudeau said.
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Yet, as Clinton's supporters discovered on election night, no one is invincible on the campaign trail.
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Maybe I felt invincible, the way you feel when you repeat risky behavior without negative results.
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Young men may think themselves invincible, but the male reproductive system is a surprisingly temperamental machine.
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I found that every time I was on the road and playing shows, I felt invincible.
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"Sea Hearts is about that intense sort of friendship that makes you feel invincible," says Stina.
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"This is why homeland security must be squared away, why our military must be invincible," he added.
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Sure, they're only paying me relatively small sums at this stage, but my lord I feel invincible.
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"[Before Invincible] I had never really done anything that had lasted for very many issues," Kirkman said.
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You can maintain a healthy sense of perspective and still capitalize on that invincible, totally Jupiterian feeling.
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The underground Detroit emcee Invincible never made it onto mainstream radio (and now identifies as gender nonconforming).
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No piece of tech is invincible, and AirPods are smaller and easier to lose than most headphones.
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Once you're over the invincible screen and get to using the Moto Z20163 Force, it's blazing fast.
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Robert Kirkman's long-running, now-concluded Invincible comic book is coming to Amazon in a serious way.
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But they're not invincible, as Bobbie Draper's Marines discovered on Ganymede during the television show's second season.
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I played through the Normandy mission in World War II twice and both times I felt invincible.
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"Always hated the boy, but now the boy is the man," he recites with an invincible impunity.
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Cisco is like, 'Wait, I'm sorry, were you only doing this because you thought you were invincible?!
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" Becky added, "The only thing she knows how to do is either be invincible or be gone.
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Sonny, in white trunks, a black stripe and his name across a thigh, seemed malevolent and invincible.
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But there remained that one per cent, wherein the invincible core of Hal's fear would reassert itself.
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Why it matters: Facebook's business appeared invincible for the past two years despite a string of controversies.
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It means that the characters are aging, and it's about as subtle as "Invincible Summer" ever gets.
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As the film begins, her parents are trying to create a serum that will turn men invincible.
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Some billionaires, already invincible in every other way, have decided that they also deserve not to die.
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He is smart enough to realize why the idea of an invincible season had taken root, though.
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"Our generation may feel invincible, like I did when I commented," he wrote on Instagram on Monday.
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He also said Russia had developed an "invincible" missile that can deliver a warhead at hypersonic speed.
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Assad's military is far from invincible; the Israeli strikes on Syrian air defenses last month showed that.
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I&aposm young, but after undergoing three major surgeries in 265, I realized I&aposm not invincible.
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He would also enter the 2019 campaign for re-election with enough momentum to appear almost invincible.
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The invincible are the vulnerable; the heroic are the tragic; the iconic are, too often, posthumously celebrated.
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He looked as he always does: strong, invincible except at great cost or shenanigans, and extremely cool.
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Our national sport, football, is the most musclebound game while our favorite entertainment fantasy, superheroes, involves being invincible.
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But she cautioned against the prevailing belief that tardigrades are invincible: "They can&apost live forever," she said.
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As I pulled the tight blue, slightly shiny, slightly polyester-feeling silk over my shoulders, I felt invincible.
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Sure, the clogs can be cleared, but it's evidence that those very expensive Dyson vacuums are not invincible.
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It was plain to me that he would be my everything, and that together, we would be invincible.
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The Economist: Shouldn't the benefits of liberal democracy be sufficiently self-evident to voters to make it invincible?
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Margolis had regularly bragged that his connections with the NYPD's top brass made him invincible, Inserillo later testified.
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Liberated from their fears of premature spawn, the young and invincible have felt inspired to ditch the rubbers.
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"You turn up and you think you're invincible in a super-duper aircraft, but you're helpless," he said.
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And since I had already successfully eaten rotten cheese full of live maggots, I was feeling pretty invincible.
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In the domain of abstracting and contextualizing new information and unpredictable (news) events, human intelligence is still invincible.
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The playlist we'd been listening to all day — her soundtrack for the revolution — is called "Invincible," she said.
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"You turn up and you think you're invincible in a super-duper aircraft, but you're helpless," he says.
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While we sometimes like to think we're invincible, health gets in the way of everything, including making art.
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I learned how women from across the country dealt with no longer feeling invincible like their young peers.
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There's just a lot of stuff out there that I think Invincible would lend itself really well to.
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Nothing is invincible, but JPMorgan doesn't see too much right now that could derail the stock market rally.
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The technology sector has been riding high this year with the seemingly invincible FANG names leading the way.
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But what else could you expect from Brooklyn rapper Leikeli47, the mask is what makes her feel invincible.
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While I felt increasingly invincible the more I learned in medical school, my dad's health grew increasingly tenuous.
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It can now no longer match the achievement of Arsenal's 2003-4 team, and end the season invincible.
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And those videos of millennials who think they are invincible are now testing DeSantis' strategy of local deference.
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"It is invincible against all existing and prospective missile defense and counter-air defense systems," Mr. Putin claimed.
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"The adrenaline racing through my body made me feel invincible at the time," she writes at one point.
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The murmurs are increasingly audible that Mr. Erdogan may not be invincible when Turkey votes on June 24.
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Right now, the United States has a virtually invincible ability to defend ourselves from any and all attackers.
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He stood side by side with workers at an oil plant and spoke of building an "invincible" China.
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"I guess sports are not the invincible sheath of American culture that we thought it was," he said.
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According to Putin's announcement, the nuclear missiles are "invincible" and are able to navigate with an "unlimited" range.
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U.S. stocks, which seemed invincible until mid-year, have posted the worst December performance since the Great Depression.
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"We're not invincible," said Adeline Ooi, the Asia director for Art Basel and its day-to-day chief.
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In fact, English soccer went through the entire 20th century without another invincible team in the top division.
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The demonstrators felt invincible: Their numbers had swelled night after night despite orders from the authorities to withdraw.
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But, ironically, after spending so much time with Jack and his ilk, Tupac had begun to feel invincible.
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I chalk that up to a combo of feeling invincible, not having super great self-esteem, and, well, booze.
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She may look invincible, but even Halle Berry falls victim to an on-set injury every now and then.
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"At that point in my life, I was living so crazy that I thought I was invincible," she says.
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Perhaps after seemingly defeating Snap, Instagram thought it was invincible and could dictate how and what video artists create.
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Probably not very often if you're under 30 — you're still invincible, immortal as far as your subconscious is concerned.
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But some thrill seekers, or even just teens who believe they are invincible, may crave that sort of risk.
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There's nothing to see here, folks, just Russian overlord Vladimir Putin showing off an "invincible" nuclear missile destroying Florida.
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If being dreamy was a superpower, this version of the man of steel would be invincible even to kryptonite.
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For one, Invincible always went out of its way to torpedo the common tropes in comic book hero stories.
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"Most of Gen Y thinks that they're invincible," said Chad Chubb, a certified financial planner and founder of WealthKeel.
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"You turn up and you think you're invincible in a super-duper aircraft, but you're helpless," he told PEOPLE.
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ON MARCH 1st, addressing Russia's parliament, President Vladimir Putin announced a range of new, high-tech, "invincible" nuclear weapons.
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Are they more invincible than ever or is there still a lot of fragility with them as a group?
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Hackers are faceless creepers hidden by the invincible cloak of a hoodie, almost always typing on their keyboards. Duh.
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Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez are the creatives behind it and the pair currently behind Invincible Iron Man.
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Emily Brooke, "I Am Invincible" The "country comeback kid" might want to stick to collecting autographs for her guitar.
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For being supposedly invincible death machines, the dragons seem to have a huge Achilles heel, namely flying sharp projectiles.
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The February issues of The Walking Dead, Invincible and Outcast, each written by Robert Kirkman, will cost 25 cents.
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She's a victim of the time and she's trying to break boundaries, and I think she thinks she's invincible.
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Farah, who moved from Somalia to Britain when he was 8, has been invincible in the last five years.
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All of this leads to Massachusetts-bred electronic wiz kid Big Wild's new video for "Invincible" with iDA HAWK.
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On some nights this creates turnovers that galvanize the Thunder and momentarily make everyone in the organization feel invincible.
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This was the post-Beatles uptight decade, the decade before we suddenly realized that our heroes weren't actually invincible.
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That makes the Burevestnik "invincible to all the existing and advanced air- and missile-defense systems," the Kremlin claimed.
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"We are not invincible, but we feel we must be," one respondent wrote in response to a survey question.
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But once "Invincible Summer" gets past a pokey start, its individual stories kick in, and its grip tightens considerably.
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Part of the secret of the movie's interest is that Mr. Carman is not invincible or a former superstar.
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"This is why our homeland security must be squared away and why our military must be invincible," Higgins says.
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It felt as though I had a secret superpower, a key to success that made me all but invincible.
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It is not easy, especially for young people who don't understand the gravity of the situation or feel invincible.
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His generous spending of oil revenue had made him nearly invincible at the polls during his 14-year rule.
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In March, the Russian leader touted his nation's hypersonic weapons as "invincible" during a state of the nation address.
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That cyber attacks so often went unpunished left actors feeling nearly invincible and capable of doing whatever they pleased.
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But based on my hundreds of interviews with the Chinese business and political elite, Mr. Xi is not invincible.
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Yegge says that the tech giant's rapid rise to success has turned the organization into one that feels invincible.
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Sanctions encourage Sino-Russian cooperation Return of nuclear doomsday MORE bragged that Russia had developed "invincible" nuclear delivery systems.
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Yet in its weight and hardness, its velocity and power, the car is a more or less invincible aggressor.
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Apple has never been an invincible company, even during the hallowed reign of co-founder and mean manager Steve Jobs.
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"The market seems 'invincible,' and well supported my money flow," said Scott Shelton, broker at ICAP in Durham, North Carolina.
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Hm, slight issue as the Umpire takes possession of the ball and then turns out to be invincible #Kickmen pic.twitter.
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The flu is dangerous and deadly, even for healthy adults — yes, including you, twenty-something who thinks you are invincible.
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Though Julia Roberts may seem immortal and invincible, her co-star recently revealed that he saved her life on set.
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From a distance, Saudi Arabia and other Gulf nations like the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait can seem economically invincible.
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When you're young, it's easy to think you're invincible and forego insurance to save a bit of money each year.
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"The market seems invincible, and well supported by money flow," said Scott Shelton, broker at ICAP in Durham, North Carolina.
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Modi remains the front-runner for the general election but his once-invincible image has been dealt a heavy blow.
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It can be transmitted to the vulnerable -- the elderly, those with autoimmune conditions -- by people who might believe themselves invincible.
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The partygoers intentionally got together "thinking they were invincible" and purposely defying state guidance to practice social distancing, Bashear said.
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The partygoers intentionally got together "thinking they were invincible" and purposely defying state guidance to practice social distancing, Beshear said.
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He has called his new missiles "invincible," as some can evade missile defenses, and started a contest to name them.
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This attack is called Wonderwing, and it is a super strong attack that also makes them invincible for its duration.
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"People said we were invincible, we were perfect, we would win the league in February," Guardiola reflected on Saturday night.
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Putin, meanwhile, has announced plans to create an "invincible" nuclear-tipped missile that can evade any of America's defense systems.
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Part of the reason his death was so shocking was that I believed that, in some ways, he was invincible.
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It is something that I get to indulge in and be playful with [...] It has made me feel pretty invincible.
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" Jafari said popular support for the government, as well as Iran's "expanded defense system" has rendered the Islamic Republic "invincible.
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But good as these players are, no one ever thought they were invincible, the way we once thought of Tiger.
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James has been all but invincible in the early rounds of the playoffs since the early years of his career.
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Walker was once seen as the future of the Republican Party, the seemingly invincible conservative leader of a Midwestern state.
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As much as we'd all like to believe it, celebrities aren't invincible — they deal with all the same insecurities we do.
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If the TV show posits that Offred has some invincible inner core that Gilead can't reach, that lowers the stakes significantly.
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At one time, we were making pretty decent returns and once you start making decent returns, you really think you're invincible.
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I moved quickly onto Bad, hopped forward to the then-recently released Invincible, and fully incorporated Jackson into my sonic world.
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The likes of Scaramucci are not invincible, but they have a much longer leash—so long as they know their role.
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Drugged and under the influence of alcohol, Kabala was sent to the frontlines with only sticks and told he was invincible.
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"Writing the last issue of Invincible, I came up with, like, at least 50 more issues worth of stories," he said.
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WORLD ELEPHANT DAY WEEKEND (Friday through Sunday) Looking at an elephant, it's easy to think of the majestic giants as invincible.
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This satirical anti-anime riffs on the trope of invincible heroes who defeat insanely powerful enemies with inexplicable, contrived power-ups.
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"I began to feel an invincible distaste for the same; & a longing to plume my pinions for a flight," he explained.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin personally unveiled Skyfall last year as a crucial part of Russia's new "invincible" arsenal of nuclear weapons.
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The Russian president used an annual speech to threaten the West with new nuclear weapons, including an "invincible" intercontinental cruise missile.
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It appears that Mr. Modi, who seemed so invincible not long ago, may be vulnerable as his brand loses its luster.
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Physically, John might as well be Jack Reacher, the invincible hulk who wanders through Lee Child's best-selling series of thrillers.
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Because as we sat and chewed, we realized that love had not transformed us into great, glowing gods, optimistic and invincible.
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"You can feel kind of invincible when you ski here," said Mowinckel, who earned two silver medals at the Pyeongchang Olympics.
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Yet Mr. Netanyahu, the longest-serving prime minister since Israel's first, David Ben-Gurion, suddenly appears not so invincible after all.
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It&aposs not uncommon for young and healthy kids to think they&aposre invincible, and I was one of the many.
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He was widely seen as invincible, a charismatic presence on the stump who promised to overhaul India's economy and generate jobs.
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"A lot of younger kids, like my brother and my friends, feel like they're invincible, like nothing will happen to them."
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No one could have anticipated that the New Year would see the end of a man many believed to be invincible.
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The noughties saw Lopez go from seemingly invincible to near laughingstock, and the 2010s saw her catapult herself back to superstardom.
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According to Putin, the "invincible missile" that he mentioned renders air defenses useless with its (purported) unlimited range at hypersonic speed.
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In March, Putin debuted new nuclear and hypersonic weapons, which he described as "invincible" during a state of the nation address.
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It is not just Elon Musk, Bill Gates and Stephen Hawking who are freaking out about the rise of invincible machines.
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That's good and all, but the addition of Darrelle Revis was supposed to make an already formidable front seven invincible titans.
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But the undisputed star of the show was Emelianenko, the undefeated and seemingly invincible heavyweight champion of the legendary PRIDE organization.
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He scales walls, ceilings, and is seemingly invincible during the process — perhaps thanks to The Beast's insatiable, cannibalistic drive for human meat.
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See: the development of stealth bombers, nuclear-capable submarines, and most recently Russian president Vladimir Putin's unveiling of an invincible ballistic missile.
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"Young men are not invincible to the consequences of a poor diet," Gaskins, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Given the seemingly invincible nature of the Trump campaign juggernaut, Cruz managing to stay in the fight this long is impressive enough.
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The retirements of industry legends as well as the wind-down of once invincible firms make the news on a regular basis.
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Kloos pits Grayson against not only hordes of nearly invincible enemies, but against his own fatigue after long years in the service.
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But years later, when Universal proposed an Invincible movie to the pair — fans of the book, both — they leapt at the opportunity.
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I wanted to feel invincible after nine months of being poked and prodded and cut open in the name of reputable science.
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Grand Theft Auto Online is a blast until you run into an invincible player with an unlimited supply of heat-seeking rockets.
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I saw something that I didn't believe in, and I thought I was invincible at 16, so I did what I wanted.
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The biggest changes come to many characters' invincible moves that don't use meter, such as Ryu's Shoryuken, to make them better balanced.
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Men who may answer to women at the office are encouraged to seem invincible after hours, and pay for the pleasure, too.
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Likewise, our antagonists seem to toggle between invincible, superpowered bullies who could easily crush us and laughably archaic relics of the past.
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"He will be more invincible in 2018," said Mr. Oh, the former Najib aide, "because as it is, he is already unstoppable."
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"I think the funny thing about Invincible is it was kind of created on the fly," Kirkman said during a recent interview.
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Invincible starts out in the warm comfort of a superhero family but quickly tears that away when Nolan turns on his people.
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In the first half of the season, Djokovic had looked nearly invincible, squelching Murray and everyone else on the sport's biggest stages.
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No, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is not an invincible, all-conquering hero, nor is Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz a mincing namby-pamby.
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He walked around as if he were invincible, friends said, relying on his crew for protection as his street feuds piled up.
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They feel like they're invincible—that they can do whatever they want, because they think they're no longer seen as the other.
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Invincible enemies aren't the Souls way; the game is usually happy to let you cowardly pelt even the toughest enemies with arrows.
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It is up to all of us to keep that safe, strange feeling of disconnection and the invincible pleasure of just being.
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Whereas men are conditioned to believe that we're invincible and will remain that way forever — and we're stupid enough to believe that.
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And what both sides in this dispute share is a general propensity for invincible ignorance, which makes them Trump's kind of people.
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But when hatred tries to extinguish communities like El Paso, we realize how the border forged our spirit, and made it invincible.
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Young people "are not invincible," Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the World Health Organization's director-general, said in a press conference earlier in March.
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"I always loved being pounded by waves, and not worrying about the outcome, but I've realized I am not invincible," McNamara said.
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By March 1998, when Mr. Gates appeared in Congress, Microsoft seemed all but invincible, its market dominance and ambitions at their peak.
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Hydro Flasks may make VSCO girls around the world feel unstoppable, but sadly the stainless steel water bottles themselves are not invincible.
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Of course, Mario isn't invincible and gets stabbed to death a few times in the video, which is honestly a little unsettling.
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They might think that they're invincible, or that they can save money by not paying for coverage and not paying a penalty.
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The fact that Trump's wall isn't as invincible as he made it out to be is unlikely to hurt the president, however.
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The invincible reputation of U.C.L.A. was punctured, and so was the dominance of Alcindor, who had recently been sidelined with an eye injury.
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" During a state of the nation address in March, Putin boasted about an arsenal of hypersonic nuclear weapons that he described as "invincible.
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The name "GodMode" is a play on a once-popular cheat and implies that taking it would be the equivalent of becoming invincible.
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Their quest for understanding the future, and their belief that they are invincible are still recognizable no matter the time or the place.
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She succeeded in making him invincible, but in the God of War iteration, she also robs him of all feeling in the process.
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And as Bendis explained to Time, in the latest issue, Invincible Iron Man No. 11, Stark is made aware of what she's doing.
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He has said that the people who scared him most were Americans, during the time of Reagan, who believed themselves to be invincible.
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For some, it's a musky, cool scent that makes them feel invincible, or a thick, sharp cat-eye that sets off their superpowers.
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"Invincible socialism" was the title of the show which North Korea had put on especially for the benefit of Xi Jinping, China's president.
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MELISSA MCBRIDE: I think we all know better that nothing's invincible in the world but they are certainly, I think, a stronger force.
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"And, as invincible as Netflix may seem to be, it ain't," Peter Csathy, founder of Creatv Media, said in a newsletter last week.
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A new generation comes up behind you and you start to feel more out of touch and less invincible than you once did.
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Now, even before the final races have been decided, Democrats are plotting new forays into what has long been seemingly invincible Republican territory.
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His popularity so invincible, he should have a red cape and an "S" on his chest — and the GOP establishment types are cowering.
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The market focus on how can Netflix keeps the good momentum and how to be invincible in the fierce competition of content market.
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Thanos is hardly invincible—Epic Games nerfed his powers hours after this mode launched—but in the right hands, he's hard to stop.
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So here we are: Dad trying to kill his combat teacher, and me waiting for him to realize that Gladio is currently invincible.
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Long seen as politically invincible, Modi's image has suffered a blow amid mounting evidence of economic distress in key sectors of India's economy.
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"You feel sort of invincible," he said of the sense of safety that had existed on campus, adding, "It is a reality check."
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Her name is Shub-Niggurath, a reference to an elder god from the fiction of H.P. Lovecraft, and she seems to be invincible.
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I think of Colin Allred in Texas, who defeated a previously invincible Republican, Pete Sessions, who has been in Congress for two decades.
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American Pharoah was in that invincible category until he lost the Travers Stakes in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., two months after winning the Belmont.
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Both Facebook and Google undeniably have room for advertising growth, but Facebook's earnings report warnings make Alphabet look even more invincible than ever.
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The U.S. food giant is part of a longstanding stock-market tradition of investors seeking companies with invincible management that guarantees incredible prospects.
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These men believe they are invincible because of their power and thus assume they can can take advantage without suffering any negative consequences.
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Trump's once seemingly invincible command of a variety of media has become an albatross the more he needs to focus on one storyline.
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A lot of people correlated his overconfidence and devil-may-care attitude to taking on Diaz as a clear sign that he felt invincible.
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But Islamic state has fostered online images of a disciplined, invincible force surging almost unchecked through enemy lines, video often overlaid with heroic music.
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He wrestles Cena for the WWE title, only the previously invincible Cena gets dismantled by the human wrecking ball which was 2014 Brock Lesnar.
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This might happen when the leaders of one party believe they are invincible and their cause is universal, which doesn't play well in America.
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The report further indicates that Harrouff made claims he was invincible in the days leading up to the killings, and that he had superpowers.
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In March, Russian President Vladimir Putin debuted new nuclear and hypersonic weapons, which he described as "invincible" during a state of the nation address.
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Imagine being a man so sure of his own talents, his own abilities, that you can call a release Invincible with a straight face.
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Putin, meanwhile, recently rolled out new "invincible" nuclear weapons alongside an animation of Russian warheads raining down on what looked a lot like Florida.
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In both cases, a once invincible lion of his industry, entering a downward slope, was torn down after his horrible behavior came to light.
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He was invincible—unless you really wanted to put his claim of being able to hold his breath for ten minutes to the test.
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Modi remains the front-runner for the general election, according to opinion polls, but his once-invincible image has been dealt a heavy blow.
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By making the characters and settings tiny, the viewer feels like an invincible giant, with no worry about leaning in close to the action.
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"I would never say that [beating cancer] made me feel invincible — but it's prepared me for almost anything," he told Business Insider in 2013.
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The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the boats came within 600 yards (meters) of the USNS Invincible, a tracking ship, and stopped.
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Until 2012, SoulCycle seemed to be invincible with its cult following of fans who were prepared to pay as much as $36 a class.
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For 153 issues, Invincible journeys through a DC/Marvel-ian universe that weaponizes your sense of familiarity in the name of a compelling story.
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This season, however, P.S.G. has been nearly invincible in its domestic competitions and, so far, has carried its success into the Champions League, too.
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Giving birth was the scariest, most demanding physical challenge that I've ever confronted, and pulling it off, an achievement that made me feel invincible.
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I remember learning guitar as a kid being just into classic rock and thinking I was invincible when I first learned this guitar intro.
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Earlier this year in the thick of his election campaign, Vladimir Putin released a propaganda video promoting Russia's "invincible" new generation of nuclear weapons.
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Her research shows that just because your melanin is poppin' doesn't mean you're invincible to sunburn and, by extension, its potentially harmful side effects.
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Of the 508 hospitalizations for coronavirus, 20% of them were people ages 20 to 44, suggesting that "millennials are not invincible," STAT news reports.
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Anne McElvoy asks Margaret Atwood whether she benefitted from a "Trump bump", if #MeToo is an invincible weapon and what makes a "bad" feminist?
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If anyone still entertains a fantasy that people with divergent backgrounds and beliefs can be brought together by their common humanity, "Invincible" insists otherwise.
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The Cavs have been far from invincible this season, posting a 50-32 regular-season record to earn the fourth seed for the postseason.
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The Vegas show, titled "Invincible" after one of Clarkson's songs, will run to September 2020 at Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino.
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They were arguably the best two players in the world at the time, and U.S. captain Hal Sutton thought they would be invincible together.
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The lighting, the sprays of blood, the cinematic dodge-rolls that render you temporarily invincible, there are all stylistic flourishes the filmmaker is known for.
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The latest revelations come less than eight months after Putin touted his nation's growing hypersonic arsenal as "invincible" during a state of the nation address.
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Most recently, several Iranian fast-attack boats came within 600 yards (550 meters) of the USNS Invincible, a tracking ship, forcing it to change direction.
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Far from making democracy invincible this sort of blithe confidence makes it vulnerable: it gives us licence to indulge our grievances regardless of the consequences.
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And they're not getting any in the stifling environment of Axe Cap, where Axe is still grappling with the fact that he's no longer invincible.
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" Then chase it with "Dimed Out," which has a smug retort of "My challengers are talentless imbeciles / When my chalice is full I am invincible.
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Jughead Jones may never let us forget that he's a Southside Serpent, but that doesn't mean Riverdale's self-proclaimed answer to Truman Capote is invincible.
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Domestic violence, rape, single parenting, and body positivity are just a small handful of the ideas Invincible stories touched on during the comic's epic run.
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Nicknamed Lankies, the 80-foot tall aliens are almost invincible on the battlefield, and before long, humanity is forced into retreat from its colonial holdings.
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She recounts the phone call in her own memoir, Miss D and Me: Life with the Invincible Bette Davis, which is excerpted exclusively in PEOPLE.
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Macbeth was supposed to be invincible because he could be harmed by "none of woman born"—but his killer, Macduff, was delivered by Caesarean section.
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The sands of the hourglass are falling faster and faster, whisking us into the fickle unknown of our futures with a jarring and invincible intensity.
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This is the precocious creature that spoke to the contradictory impulses of teens perhaps better than anyone in pop: invincible one minute, forlorn the next.
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" She reflected on her supportive, successful mother who makes her feel "invincible" who surrounded her with other black women who make "the impossible look effortless.
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At some point, everyone learns that the seemingly invincible luminary of your childhood, whoever it is, is as human and as vulnerable as anyone else.
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The Giants beat an invincible Belichick/Brady team that was only 013 minutes from the first 201-22008 season in the annals of pro football!
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Music brings the video art to life; as the story unfolds, Invincible and Waajeed perform each track live, while L05 mixes visuals in real time.
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Whatever his motives — and they are far from clear — he has sent Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE a message that he is not invincible.
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Kirkman wouldn't share any specifics — it's just too early — but the end of the comic isn't the end for Mark Grayson and the Invincible universe.
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There are times when he feels invincible—witness him obliterating the Chicago Bulls on Christmas—as a pick-and-pop big with a trustworthy jumper.
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But given that the fact that the Panthers are seemingly invincible this year, the Broncos just might need all the good juju they can get.
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"You might feel invincible" with increased levels of those substances in your body, Johnson said, or at the very least have a little less fear.
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A lot of us think that we're invincible, that the things that happen on the news take place in a world separate from our own.
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No matter how invincible they have seemed, they have managed to find slights to inspire them — often going to somewhat comical lengths to do so.
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But the loss of Budapest is a major blow for him, puncturing his image as an invincible and almost unopposed leader for the past decade.
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The man developed a kind of Superman syndrome, in which the more crises he survived, the more he came to believe that he was invincible.
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Russia Russian President Vladimir Putin boasts of new "invincible" missiles that he says neither the US nor NATO can stop, but US officials aren't impressed.
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MacCurdy found the people who witnessed a "near miss" were deeply affected by the bombing -- while the "remote miss" group felt invincible and even excited.
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The man who once dubbed himself the "Special One" has lost some of his invincible sheen, after failing to win the league at Manchester United.
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Certainly there are people who foolishly delude themselves into believing they are invincible or choose not to think about the consequences of not having coverage.
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Earlier this year, Russian President Vladimir Putin boasted about nuclear and hypersonic weapons, which he described as "invincible" during a state of the nation address.
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This is beginning to take its toll on Mr. Modi, who is up for election in about two months and who until recently seemed invincible.
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But those Chelsea teams sustained losses in the league, so while statistically they stack up better than Arsenal's champions, no one ever calls them Invincible.
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In short: Mr. Mahathir helped build the state apparatus that makes Mr. Najib seem invincible today, or at least surprisingly resilient despite staggering financial scandals.
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He's a seemingly-invincible mafioso who ran the Chicago Outfit with ruthless abandon and reigned as the de facto Prohibition-era don of the criminal underworld.
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Warmann's mash-up, however, is expertly exited together: the action from the various movies flow together nicely, set to "Feel Invincible" by Christian rock band Skillet.
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The big question going into the 52nd Super Bowl this Sunday is whether the underdog Eagles can take down the seemingly invincible Tom Brady — er, Patriots.
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The former Cy Young Award-winner struck out nine in six innings, before giving way to Andrew Miller and Cody Allen, the Indians' seemingly invincible relievers. .
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Despite his silver screen image of invincible masculinity, Flynn's body had been ravaged by a whole host of health issues, including malaria, tuberculosis, and countless STDs.
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MEXICO CITY — He became a byword for government incompetence, a figure who seemed invincible after he burrowed his way out of the country's most secure prison.
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German top seed and two-times defending champion Boris Becker seemed invincible on the Wimbledon grass but ran into 70th-ranked Doohan in the second round.
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Six seasons into Game of Thrones, Cersei Lannister seems all but invincible, but longtime fans of the series and books know that she can't outrun death.
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He was so great because he was so goofy, and was as unique a combination of the invincible and the vulnerable as the sport has seen.
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We got cocky about our invincible blue wall, and then we saw it crumble because of just a few thousand votes in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Kirkman's comics success include ongoing Image series' Invincible, as well as Thief of Thieves, both of which have had successful runs and built a strong following.
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You are young, you feel invincible, you take chances, and what ends up happening for Brent is it becomes a learning experience that he barely survives.
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" Surveying Putin's career, AP claimed he " transformed Russia's global image" and looks more "invincible today than at any other time in his 18 years in power.
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Antarctica gets bathed in almost 24 hours of sunlight per day in the summertime: If the vodka doesn't make you feel invincible, the endless days will.
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What has remained unsaid, because it is so obvious, is what would make someone so shameless in the first place: These people believed they were invincible.
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"Those leaders feel almost invincible," said Mr. Tchividjian, a grandson of Billy Graham who has consulted with some former staff members accusing Mr. Hybels of wrongdoing.
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The television ads promise youth and vigor, but they've left out the catch: Testosterone enhancement doesn't just make you feel like an invincible 18-year-old.
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They looked as invincible as Hezbollah in Lebanon or Syrian President Bashar Assad and Hezbollah, or the Black Hand of Iran's intelligence services throughout the region.
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It breaks the concept that has taken root in the Israeli political system that Netanyahu is a political magician, invincible coalition builder and forever prime minister.
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"I would say your average hero has a super ego, an invincible attitude and an overall death wish," he told The New York Times in 1970.
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Combine the Democrats' commitment to big government with the Republicans' belief in traditional values—and throw in a bit of demagoguery—and he would be invincible.
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I think it has to do with narcissism, an ability to think that they're invincible and they pretty much can do whatever they want to do.
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He thought he could build an invincible campaign by combining media manipulation on one hand and nativist bigotry on the other ... But he did not win.
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Earlier this year, Russian President Vladimir Putin's boasted about new nuclear and hypersonic weapons, which he described as "invincible" during a state of the nation address.
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In Europe, the blitzkrieging Nazis were on the march, apparently invincible; their invasion of Great Britain seemed inevitable, their conquest of the Soviet Union equally assured.
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Among the military hardware was the hypersonic missile "Kinzhal," a weapon that Putin described in March as "invincible" and capable of overcoming any missile defense system.
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Button mashers aren't invincible by any means, but move sets that are fast, flow well, and don't require a lot of technical finesse can create unpredictable situations.
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Forget the dot-com boom with its "irrational exuberance" and the real estate bubble that was supposed to be invincible: Current market sentiment eclipses all of that.
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" The revelations about the ship-based missile come a little more than nine months after Russian President Vladimir Putin touted his nation's growing hypersonic arsenal as "invincible.
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"From a technological and commercial standpoint, Chinese rail technology can be invincible just with the experience we have at home and from our overseas projects," he said.
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One U.S. intelligence report assesses that the Burevestnik will not be combat-ready for another decade, despite Putin's claim that the "invincible" weapon has a proven capability.
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I would love to see an Invincible TV series, personally, but that's already been optioned for a Universal Pictures film helmed by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.
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You may well be asking why this would be, since Superman is all-powerful and nearly invincible, while Batman has no superpowers aside from his mighty brain.
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"Most men think they're invincible until their first big health event occurs, which is often either miscarriage or infertility," ESHRE president Dr. Roy Farquharson told The Telegraph.
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BROADLY: In the book, you say you're drawn to heroes that are underdogs, and that you have a hard time with superheroes because they seem so invincible.
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And yet, despite having been brutalized by his own father, he never hits his wife or his children, breaking a cycle that Louis elsewhere suggests is invincible.
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I'm desperately missing the invincible giant moles from SMW, but would having them (and a dozen other rare critters) in the enemy selection just clutter it up?
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But switching to a distributed grid dominated by renewables and energy storage systems won't make Puerto Rico invincible to storms, and they also introduce their own problems.
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She has been featured on the cover of Marvel's "Invincible Iron Man #1," and was recently awarded a $50,000 grant by the Knight Foundation for an expansion.
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The mighty tech titans and their seemingly endless pipeline of profits, which powered one of the longest bull markets in stocks, are looking a little less invincible.
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"Presumably they were attempting to ride out the storm," she said on Friday, adding that surviving previous hurricanes in Galveston could have left some residents feeling invincible.
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And it was the latest extraordinary example of untamed executive power that suggests the President is feeling invincible now he has been delivered from the impeachment storm.
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They had led themselves to believe Japan was invincible so much that losing the war came as a shock and surprise to most of the Japanese people.
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Mr. Razek, the chief marketing officer, was perceived as Mr. Wexner's proxy, leaving many employees with the impression he was invincible, according to current and former employees.
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Many in Iran are trying to grasp the new reality, completely opposite the image of a strong and invincible country long presented to them by their leaders.
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The markets once again seem invincible, as the Index ended its best week in more than 5 years, reversing course from an ugly selloff in early February.
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I believed I was invincible for three decades, and realized, quite abruptly, that I wasn't; but that realization did not in any way make me more vulnerable.
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They inspire a crippling fear in their wake that leaves their enemies cowering before them, and they're nearly invincible, unless you have one of the titular dragonlances.
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To figure out what you'll do with your invincible green superfood, work up an appetite with these 20 things you didn't know you could do with an avocado .
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So, even if you think you're invincible, you should do it for people like Piper who may be more prone to the very scary complications of the flu.
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After Qyburn's ballista proves utterly useless, this episode raises the stakes by showing an actual threat to the seemingly invincible dragons, which is just icing on the cake.
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Putin has previously described Russia's hypersonic prowess as "invincible" and accused "those who have fueled the arms race over the last 15 years" of failing to contain Russia.
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Given his habits, the fact that Lemmy didn't die years ago made me think he was invincible and it was horrible to see that this wasn't the case.
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The series, father and son explain, tells the story of a tiny rebel village in Roman-occupied Gaul whose warriors have been rendered invincible by a magic potion.
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It is cold comfort to Mr Zuckerberg that should his defences fail, Big Tech's critics will have to concede that digital monopolies are not that invincible after all.
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The year I arrived at Ebony, Ali pulled off the greatest boxing upset I have ever seen, knocking out the seemingly invincible, previously undefeated George Foreman in Zaire.
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Fedor's legacy will always be marred by the perception that he was handed circus fights and tomato cans to demolish to burnish his reputation as an invincible force.
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England will now try to figure out how a side that obliterated the seemingly invincible All Blacks in the semi-finals could show up with so little invention.
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I felt kind of invincible, and I was like, Oh my god, I'm going to be able to stand up for myself all the time from now on.
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Former members said many followers felt that their donations protected them from harm and were taught that they are invincible if they give enough money to the center.
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" She also played on their mutual hostility to Catholicism, describing herself as "the most invincible and most mighty defender of the Christian faith against all kind of idolatries.
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Some long-time allies of Bouteflika, including members of the ruling party, have expressed support for the protesters, revealing cracks within a ruling elite long seen as invincible.
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"Trickers are adults who have retained the childlike tendency to play, and to view the world with wonder and possibility," said James Daly, the founder of Invincible Tricking.
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The film makes a hero out of a wronged underdog, and the invincible villains who commit atrocities in the first half fall like nine pins in the second.
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GIC has bought the hotel with Invincible Investment Corp , a real estate investment trust managed by U.S. buyout firm Fortress Investment Group, in a deal worth $909 million.
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Fulmer helped the Tigers contend until the last day of the season, and his changeup was nearly invincible: He threw it more than 400 times, and batters hit .
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Some billionaires, already invincible in every other way, have devoted themselves to "life extension" — or as some put it, to solving "the problem of death," says Dara Horn.
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"They're feeling invincible ... but they don't realize that they can be carrying lots of bad things home to grandmother and grandfather and even their parents," Trump said Wednesday.
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A team that once had total reign over the Western Conference, that looked as if they might be invincible for light-years, now sits comfortably in last place.
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The suit claims that while filming movies including "The Longest Yard" and "Invincible," Hammond, who died in 2017, suffered traumatic head injuries that exposed him to neurodegenerative diseases.
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Adding to the uncertainty, Mr. Putin has warned that Russia is developing new "invincible" hypersonic missiles that will travel at more than five times the speed of sound.
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Still, the poll numbers do get to the basic fact that Trump's strategy has not been working, if the definition of working is to create a politically invincible incumbency.
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"It's an incredible piece of hip-hop history that evokes the invincible spirit of one of rap's true lyrical giants," said Robert Livingston, executive vice president of RR Auction.
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A: It&aposs true that Apple devices and apps are significantly less vulnerable to viruses and malware than their competitors' products, but that doesn't mean your iMac is invincible.
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So now, back in his Manila flat, Yousef—invincible, a genius of terror, perhaps the greatest terrorist who ever lived—cooked a virulent soup of chemicals on the stove.
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That the Cavs' win came against a Golden State Warriors team many saw as invincible following an NBA-record 503-win season only increased the improbability of the achievement.
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It may go down in the books as the last stand of Rubio and Cruz, or the moment that the seemingly invincible candidacy of Donald Trump ceased to be.
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He attempted to rekindle the fire of his invincible army by listing all the conquests and victories that had gone before, and wondered why here, now, they would balk.
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But slowly, he made his way to beating the seemingly invincible triple-crown winner War Admiral, which led to him being voted American Horse of the Year in 1938.
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It plays into the narrative all sports fans secretly love, that of the near-invincible favorite waiting for just the right underdog to show up and shock the world.
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He was not entirely invincible, but with his title on the line, he was, posting an 11-0-22.9 record since winning it back at Dominion in June 270.
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During a media briefing on Wednesday, the World Health Organization's director general delivered a message for young people: "You are not invincible" and are vulnerable to the novel coronavirus.
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Gon (SNES, 24) Based on a manga without words, Gon follows a nigh-invincible dinosaur that behaved like Casper the Friendly Ghost in a world inhabited by wild animals.
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That men's tournament at least suggested a certain recognizable narrative from tennis seasons past — once-invincible champions being carried out on their shields as time caught up with them.
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Van Jones: Bloomberg met an iceberg called Warren Former Mayor Mike Bloomberg went into this debate as a one-billion-dollar Titanic, convinced his ad deluge made him invincible.
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"This is why Homeland Security must be squared away, why our military must be invincible," he said at one point, walking through what is now a memorial and museum.
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Trump was acting as if he were invincible; Congress has to remind him and the world that invincibility is not a principle that the law recognizes in this country.
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The success of the #MeToo movement, resulting from the takedown of seemingly invincible rich and powerful men who are accused of sexual harassment and assault, was a watershed moment.
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At 22 most of us feel invincible – even at 48 I still feel that way – but unfortunately things happen and it's important to be prepared and covered for them.
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But they are not invincible, and the costs are high, both in terms of the health of the business, and the emotional and mental health of the business owners.
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Hits like "I Believe I Can Fly" granted him crossover status as an R&B, pop, and inspirational artist, which only made him more invincible in the Black community.
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Robert Kirkman launched Invincible and The Walking Dead in the same year, but the former is set to end in 2017 while the latter shows no signs of slowing down.
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It's what led him to view the series — as he mentioned in his "Invincible will end" announcement — as a never-ending tale that could be passed down to future writers.
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Germany's Dahlmeier looked invincible in Pyeongchang as she stormed to two gold medals, but an early miss in the first prone shooting cost her the chance of a third gold.
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But despite a few low notes, above all, Kamikaze reminds us loud and clear why Eminem is "a fucking invincible, indefensible, despicable difficult prick" — in the most compelling way possible.
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In the video he says:A great sense of dread comes over you in this place...This is why homeland security must be squared away, why our military must be invincible.
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In his state of the union speech earlier this week, Russian President Vladimir Putin proudly unveiled his new "invincible" nuclear weapons alongside an animation of warheads raining down on Florida.
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The filmmaking duo behind 50/50, This Is the End, and more faces a fresh challenge with Invincible: How do you encapsulate 144 issues of storytelling into a single movie?
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They are also denting his image as an invincible leader with a shot at becoming Japan's longest-serving premier, although so far most political experts are betting he can survive.
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After his invincible missile display pre-election, he's going to continue these public shows of force to remind us, and the world, that he's still building up Russian conventional forces.
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"When you've gotten out of jail so many times, you kind of feel almost a little bit invincible," said Denton, 59, now the men's tennis coach at Texas A&M.
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There are many stereotypical themes and devices in crime fiction: righteous cops shooting a criminal at the novel's end, gender constructs salvaged from another age, invincible heroes and so on.
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In April, The Walking Dead 153 sold 67,358 copies to comic stores; Outcast, another series by Mr. Kirkman that has become a television series, sold 21,261; Invincible was at 12,038.
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"I always thought it would be a great honor to see Invincible rise to the level of Superman or Spider-Man in the pantheon of comic book superheroes," he wrote.
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"Being scared hasn't done anything for me," realizes JoJo, and it's true — now that she's seen that tattoo and still wants to tell Ben she loves him, she's practically invincible.
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President Vladimir Putin of Russia used his annual state of the nation speech to threaten Western nations with a new generation of nuclear weapons, including an "invincible" intercontinental cruise missile.
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Daniel Lipsic, a former deputy prime minister and interior minister, said recently that Mr. Kocner "thought he was invincible" because of his contacts in the police and the prosecution service.
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In "Autumn," led by the excellent Cassandra Trenary as Bacchante and Calvin Royal III as Bacchus, the dancing has an invincible beat: It's like watching runners sprint though a marathon.
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It's also a tremendous payoff for the work Maggie Siff has done in creating Wendy's aura: She may not have been invulnerable, but she always did come across as invincible.
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"Many Europeans here unfortunately think that Erdogan is invincible, but he is stoppable," Hisyar Ozsoy, a Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) member of Turkey's parliament, said after meeting with German lawmakers.
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The cheat software, known as "Infamous," effectively grants players the ability to become invincible and have access to unlimited in-game funds and the best vehicles and weapons in the game.
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The will to keep going Thanks to Katie's invincible attitude and her will to improve, she was walking within two days of her operation, exceeding the hospital's expectation by three days.
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It's an efficient new way to check-in for a flight, and government officials seem to think the app is invincible, as reported by Gulf News, which covered the launch event.
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Today the company's Invincible bike line features a rust-resistant chain and frame, puncture-resistant tires and added security with handlebars, seats and wheels locked down with proprietary theft-resistant bolts.
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Brandt took to Twitter shortly after taking the kick to the chest, saying, "Brother Dean thinks he's so invincible but I just got him arrested and banned from campus so HA."
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Editorial Observer HAVANA — "The revolution is invincible," say the painted walls along the streets of Havana, as if they could banish doubt through the act of insisting, in red block letters.
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Robert Kirkman, the creator of The Walking Dead, announced on Wednesday that his superhero series chronicling the adventures of Invincible (who is also known as Mark Grayson) would end next year.
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Trump at the time appeared to be invincible, a juggernaut, but he is suddenly starting to look like his real self again: a clown, a huckster, a weirdly coiffed conspiracy theorist.
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And because of that millennials are being told over and over that they aren't invincible, and that they need to take this seriously stay inside for the good of their elders.
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Aside from his constant quest to use clothing to make women feel more invincible and secure in their own selves, and his deep and abiding friendships, time was his greatest obsession.
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But Mr. Betts, whose "Invincible" was part of Brits Off Broadway two years ago, has little of Mr. Ayckbourn's patience with and compassion for characters who consistently do the wrong thing.
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Just seven weeks ago, when Mr. Netanyahu basked in a postelection "night of tremendous victory," he seemed invincible, confident that he would serve a fourth consecutive term and a fifth overall.
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At the same time, their growing case numbers indicate that they are themselves far from "invincible," as the World Health Organization director said in a speech directed at them last week.
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Among voters, Mr. Zuma helped precipitate the decline of the A.N.C., a party that, thanks to its heroic liberation past, had seemed invincible at the polls just a few years earlier.
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" Unveiling what he described as new "invincible" weapons in a state of the nation address in Moscow in March, Mr. Putin complained bitterly that "nobody really wanted to talk to us.
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As the video of her stumble is replayed from now through Election Day, it will strike viewers in a primal spot where they need their leaders to appear strong, even invincible.
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Season 1's Daredevil was a random, far-from-invincible dude (who was, granted, blessed with superhuman senses) brawling in a do-rag and some low-budget Under Armour knockoff tee.
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By wresting control of mayoral positions in Ankara and Istanbul, which were held by Mr. Erdogan's party for 21980 years, the opposition coalition has shown that Mr. Erdogan is not invincible.
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The New York Rangers have been almost invincible at home and look to continue their success when they welcome Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers to Madison Square Garden on Thursday night.
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For instance, Wraith, a cold and unforgiving female assassin character, can warp through space-time, which lets her become invincible and invulnerable to escape attacks and create warp tunnels for her teammates.
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Senator Marco Rubio has persuaded wealthy donors, Republican Party elders and his colleagues in Congress that he represents their best chance to overtake the seemingly invincible force that is Donald J. Trump.
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The show - titled "Invincible Socialism" - was specially prepared for Xi's visit and included songs such as "No New China without Communist Party" and "I Love Thee, China," the KCNA news agency said.
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"If someone is in a manic episode where they think they're invincible and brilliant and all these things are going to work, they certainly can believe their delusions of grandeur," she says.
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"He fought six times and was invincible," the 23-year old recalled fondly, talking over the crowing of 60 birds in his farmyard in the central Cuban region of Ciego de Avila.
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When I think about part of what I want to accomplish with Black Panther, I think about Matt Fraction's run on Invincible Iron Man and Joss Whedon's run on Astonishing X-Men.
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Samurai Jack returned this year after over a decade of fans praying for a movie—or any kind of conclusion to our near-invincible hero's Sisyphean fight against the dark lord Aku.
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While both Alison and Laura are seen as powerful and invincible to those around them — thanks to their confidence and popularity — it soon becomes clear that there are forces beyond their control.
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And now Aldo is realizing that to fight anyone else besides McGregor would run contrary to the spirit of the Myth of Jose Aldo, to the story of the great invincible one.
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We're told the fear is that Odom believes he's invincible -- as evidenced by the fact he's been hitting bars and drinking while still recovering from the damage he suffered from the overdose.
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Wired reports that Williams will get a proper introduction with the first issue of the next Invincible Iron Man volume coming out this fall, with Stark officially endorsing her new superhero role.
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"This is why homeland security must be squared away, why our military must be invincible," said Higgins, a former law enforcement officer who serves on the House of Representatives Homeland Security Committee.
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Many young adults feel invincible, so they tend to be carefree travelers, said Gary Rhodes, associate dean and director of the Center for Global Education at California State University at Dominguez Hills.
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Invincible is one of the best comics out there, but the 13-year-old series that Robert Kirkman launched in the same year as The Walking Dead is coming to an end.
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The things about it is, when she lost, then all of a sudden the invincible is vincible, and we see this crack, we see she hasn't been able to get to 22.
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It's like—being in the studio, being in there with C, Silk, Mystikal, Mia, Fiend, Mr. Serv-On, KLC whipping up the music, K-Lou—I mean, man, I feel like, invincible.
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Having seemed invincible since her maiden Grand Slam triumph at Roland Garros, Barty was overhauled in three sets by Riske, who lived up to her name by attacking relentlessly on Court Two.
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We are not invincible; we are just a group of people who ran for office to make a difference in an institution that is – at best – slow to adapt to modern times.
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Patrick Chappatte President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia said Russia has a new generation of nuclear weapons, including an "invincible" intercontinental cruise missile and a nuclear torpedo that could destroy American defenses.
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Mr. Imamoglu, an opponent of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, was elected, had his victory annulled by Mr. Erdogan (who, like Mr. Trump, considers himself invincible), then won again by a huge margin.
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ROKKASHO, Japan — More than 21 years ago, when its economy seemed invincible and the Sony Walkman was ubiquitous, Japan decided to build a recycling plant to turn nuclear waste into nuclear fuel.
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You could imagine Al Qaeda or Timothy McVeigh identifying with Luke blowing up the Death Star — plucky underdogs destroying symbols of invincible power with dollar-store equipment and an audacious, suicidal plan.
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If Roman Reigns is decidedly not the next coming of peak era John Cena, or even not at all invincible in that vein like Bill Goldberg, just what the hell is he?
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Last night the seemingly invincible (now 29.83-5) Warriors not only lost to the Portland Trail Blazers, but got their asses kicked on the way down to the tune of 137-105. Thud.
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"The political and military position of socialism should be further cemented as an invincible fortress," Kim said, according to an outline of the speech carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency.
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Maersk Invincible, a rig built in 2016 and able to drill in depths of up to 12,000 meters, is expected to plug a total of 18 wells in Valhall over the coming years.
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The Night King is outplaying everyone right now, and after this episode, it's not even clear that Daenerys and her seemingly invincible dragons are going to be able to force a victory here.
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The CIA starts investigating the unexplained occurrences, and a team gears up to confront the River God, a seemingly invincible supernatural creature behind the strange incidents — and possibly other things beyond their comprehension.
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However young and invincible we might have felt then, momentarily, I can still taste that first sting of fear that came with the realization that somebody might hurt me just because I'm gay.
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"We are definitely telling the classic story of Invincible, and we are doing some directorial things that will make it more dynamic than just the straight-up story," Goldberg said at the time.
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Others take on genre themes more broadly, like Lev Grossman's nuanced fantasy series The Magicians, or his twin brother Austin Grossman's books about superheroes and gaming, Soon I Will Be Invincible and You.
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In that film, Gosling's romantic, self-consciously iconic character's unwavering subscription to notions of invincible outlaw cool, along with his predictability and preoccupation with what makes him cool, ultimately results in his downfall.
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And in the place of the pillars that once upheld everything we held dear, we're putting our trust and faith in something else…something that seems invincible right now: Technology. Systems. Data. Innovation.
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You think you're invincible, Aries, and while I don't want to take that away from you, I do want you to use today's Moon in Virgo to reflect on your health and habits.
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Coming from a Republican administration making any of that happen would be a big deal, and it would show that Big Pharma is not as invincible as Washington and Wall Street once thought.
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In 2006 Mark Wahlberg played Vince Papale for the film "Invincible," portraying the Philadelphia-native who became a Philadelphia Eagles legend as an improbable walk-on and the oldest rookie in NFL history.
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With any luck, Invincible, who has weathered high school and college, a world-conquering father, an alien brother and an attack of clones, will get a happy ending with his wife and daughter.
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The effort is also aimed at getting some of the so-called young-and-invincible uninsured population into the health care system, either through the city's insurance plan or through its hospital system.
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A leader of the Hindu nationalist opposition to the once-invincible Indian National Congress party of Gandhi and Nehru, he was virtually unknown outside India for most of his 225 years in politics.
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Hiding behind his computer, learning the lingo of chat rooms frequented by the anonymous hacking group Silence, Mark feels invincible, freed from the hole he's fallen into IRL and finally endowed with purpose.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCain10 controversies that rocked the Trump White House in 2019 When you vote, choose trustworthy leaders who command respect The economy does not make Trump invincible MORE (R-Ariz.).ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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In August, Ren announced a plan to develop an "invincible iron army" of friendly suppliers over the next three to five years—a plan B if the company permanently loses its US partners.
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The show - titled "Invincible Socialism" - was specially prepared for Xi's goodwill visit and included songs such as "No New China without Communist Party" and "I Love Thee, China", the KCNA news agency said.
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Sonnen, then Weidman, had shown how to beat him, that he wasn't invincible but a fighter with exploitable weaknesses like any other, and from there Silva's career has not climbed to the same heights.
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The House may very well continue its investigation of Trump's various crimes starting today—perhaps by calling John Bolton—but Donald Trump knows he is, as Axios' Jonathan Swan reported this week, borderline invincible.
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Android may be the dominant smartphone operating system (OS) but "it's not invincible," according to analysis firm IHS Markit, which argues that Google's latest Pixel smartphone could risk antagonizing manufacturers reliant on the software.
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"We are definitely telling the classic story of Invincible, and we are doing some directorial things that will make it more dynamic than just the straight-up story," Goldberg explained during a recent interview.
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Love recognizes that we need each other, that we as a nation are better together, that when we are divided we are weak, we decline, yet when we are united we are strong – invincible!
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But I'm beginning to think there is a fate even worse than that of the lowly gatekeeper: that of the formerly invincible and godlike champion cast down into the realm of the painfully mortal.
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Golden State are at their terrifyingly, invincible best when they play loose and fast—lightning strike fast-breaks, hair-trigger early shot clock jumpers—with the ball zooming around to find the open man.
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"There's a bit of concern perhaps growing that the bloom's off the rose for these tech stocks, that they are not invincible," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment strategist at Inverness Counsel in New York.
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There are almost two weeks of racing remaining, so the story lines are certain to change, but here's a glance at some of the lessons learned during opening stages: Chris Froome is not invincible.
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"We are definitely telling the classic story of Invincible, and we are doing some directorial things that will make it more dynamic than just the straight-up story," Goldberg said during a recent interview.
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Since winning the 800 in London four years ago, she has been invincible, and anything but a victory for the 19-year-old would have been one of the biggest shocks of the Games.
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The New York Rangers were nearly invincible at Madison Square Garden for the first 3 1/2 weeks of the season, but suddenly are showing a startling inability to win in their own building.
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Unable to challenge 65-year-old Putin at the ballot box and kept off state TV, he has devised a different strategy: A long-term political siege of a man most Russians consider invincible.
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Most dramatic was Putin's March 1 annual speech to the Russian parliament, in which Putin announced advances in Russia's nuclear arsenal which he said have made it "invincible," designed to defeat America's missile defenses.
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Jay Z understood that there was a vicious dynamic being set in motion, and for him to truly enjoy the spoils of war, he would have to become invincible to the repercussions of the game.
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WOMAN COMPLAINING OF &aposELECTRIC SHOCK&apos IN HER LEGS HAD TAPEWORM IN SPINE "When you're an athlete, you feel invincible," Randall, whose nickname "Kikkanimal" pays homage to her aggressive training regimens, told the news outlet.
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A U.S. official told Reuters on Monday that multiple fast-attack vessels from the Revolutionary Guard had come within 600 yards (550 meters) of the USNS Invincible, a tracking ship, forcing it to change direction.
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" — Gary Younge, a columnist at The Guardian, a left-leaning newspaper "Iowa makes two things clear: Trump is not invincible, and Rubio has become the candidate of the power groups that control the Republican Party.
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But it's true that Ford and New York are synonymous, what with the designer's time at Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent aiding him in injecting the multicultural, invincible spirit that makes the city so unforgettable.
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While the writing, the characters, and the world are all responsible for making Invincible great, there are other differentiating factors that make the comic stand apart from the more classic Marvel and DC superhero stories.
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It's tempting to believe we're invincible and can just power through the snow or the heat, but we are probably more at the mercy of atmospheric pressure and temperature hikes and drops than we think.
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With China insatiably buying Brazilian iron and soybeans, it was hard for policy makers not to feel invincible as rock-bottom interest rates in the United States pushed a wave of money into Brazilian bonds.
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All that angst, those bad decisions, those bad boys, that dope sex—she now recognizes that those things never weakened her; they gave her a strength of character that made her invincible, a folk hero.
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Grossman's novels are compelling in general: Soon I Will Be Invincible is an incredible take on the superhero genre, while You is a much better take on geek nostalgia than Ready Player One ever was.
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The rates of severe and deadly cases might not be nearly as high as the older generations that we are worried about, but the data already show that age alone does not make you invincible.
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On Thursday, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia announced the development of an "invincible" nuclear missile and even showed animation of a potential strike on Florida, where Mr. Trump spends many weekends, including this one.
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And all around me were relics of Black heroes, like a life-size statue of world-famous boxer Kid Pambelé, who was born in Palenque in 1945, looking invincible, punching his fists up in midair.
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Modi, as a result, no longer appears as politically invincible as he did only months ago -- a fact that could add to the pressure on the government as it weighs its response to the attack.
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Meanwhile, earlier this month, Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a flashy state of the nation address to tout a slate of new weapons, including a hypersonic missile he claimed was "invincible" against U.S. missile defenses.
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Republicans know they are not invincible to political pressures: Health care and tax reform were always going to be politically difficult issues for Republicans in vulnerable congressional seats, and delaying negotiations only raises the stakes.
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