The president has found kindred spirits on the Democratic side.
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But, he admits, the two aren't always kindred spirits musically.
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He's a ghost too, and that makes them kindred spirits.
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Do these two camps recognize each other as kindred spirits?
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Yet Ryan and Trump will never truly be kindred spirits.
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We quickly became kindred spirits and started visiting each others studios.
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"He's a good guy, we're kindred spirits," Bezos told Svitek afterward.
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CreditCreditNational Gallery of Art There are love stories about kindred spirits.
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Maybe Tom Brady and I have been kindred spirits this whole time.
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It may be tough to imagine West and Martin as kindred spirits.
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They seem like kindred spirits in the way they mold harsher sounds.
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Those were our friends, colleagues and, at the very least, kindred spirits.
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The white nationalist Richard B. Spencer was rallying about 19803 kindred spirits.
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So Swift and Alice are total kindred spirits, in hair and in drama.
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"WWII combat vets are my heroes, best friends and kindred spirits," he says.
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I've always loved darkness and I found kindred spirits in the goth scene.
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I honestly believe that In-N-Out Burger and Texas are kindred spirits.
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"We're all kindred spirits, and I'm excited to work with Katja," says Gerrie.
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"I like to meet similar kindred spirits of conscious awareness," he told me.
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"We felt like kindred spirits," Mr. Chavin recalled during testimony that began Wednesday.
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For me, writing means reading and reading means the discovery of kindred spirits.
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At 35, I still speak in Anne-isms: I seek out kindred spirits.
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By exploring his roots through his art, Salah started to find kindred spirits online.
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These kindred spirits gave him confidence to push ever farther out into empty space.
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It felt great to go somewhere and feel like you were around kindred spirits.
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The crew recognizes that they are kindred spirits, having started off as distrusting strangers.
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Because I have this thing in my head — I think there are kindred spirits.
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He went through various rough patches with his coach, but they were kindred spirits.
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Even so, it's hard to not see Stone and Trump as anything but kindred spirits.
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All photos by Derek Scancarelli Les Claypool and Sean Lennon are self-proclaimed kindred spirits.
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"The code" was their shorthand for how racists sent out feelers to find kindred spirits.
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Kindred spirits crop up, and witty banter replaces all those heavy talks about practical issues.
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All of this is to say, Steven, that I feel like we are kindred spirits.
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Azimi: [Acker's] "Blood and Guts in High School" and Reza's work are definitely kindred spirits.
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They were kindred spirits, deep listeners obsessed with visions of a future that never arrived.
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With the amiable surf-punks Wavves, kindred spirits in distortion-heavy high jinks, and Cherry Glazerr.
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Connect to kindred spirits on social media and swipe your way into the arms of love.
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Kindred spirits could come out of the woodwork — and crushes could emerge from the friend zone!
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It suggests that Ice-T and Dril are kindred spirits, or perhaps even the same person.
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We were the kindred spirits who were dateless nerds and have been best friends since then.
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They were also looking for community, a group of kindred spirits with similar values and outlook.
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They're kindred spirits on national security and their belief in strong American leadership around the world.
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While there will never be another Arnie, this year's Masters contains many of his kindred spirits.
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While in college, however, she found kindred spirits in a small D.I.Y.-rock scene in Brooklyn.
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In a lot of ways, Gunn is an obvious influence on Glover; they feel like kindred spirits.
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Scout out your kindred spirits and find clever ways to partner up between now and June 21.
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The free ticket is lagniappe; her attraction to ushering is membership in a community of kindred spirits.
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Francesca and Robert discover that they are kindred spirits, athirst for love, and a torrid affair commences.
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This Tuesday marks 2016's only full moon in Gemini, the sign of kindred spirits, communication, and cooperation.
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As Yee's case gained prominence, he found champions and kindred spirits on the other side of the world.
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Thanks to opening himself to some kindred spirits he met in high school and utilizing forums like Kanyetothe.
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Adriana Varejão's Kindred Spirits continues at Lehmann Maupin (201 Chrystie Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through June 19.
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They're also probably great conversation starters that will help you find kindred spirits when you're out and about.
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But the novelist and the painter were kindred spirits in their pursuits of the awesome and the terrifying.
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Early self-released collections—like 2011's Cut EP—demonstrated his singular, controlled talent, and attracted kindred spirits.
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What brings drinkers back year after year is the promise of exceptional teas and conversation with kindred spirits.
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Mr. Ward, for his part, said they were kindred spirits lucky enough to find each other in Paris.
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The fact that they're two Geminis in their early 70s from New York City helps make them kindred spirits.
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The year is 2003, and, again, there are three main guys—not the same guys, but roughly kindred spirits.
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Lorde and Kanye West are kindred spirits, seeking the emotional resonance in nimble flows, rap drums, and processed vocals.
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Those composers, in turn, have long been kindred spirits—minimalist pioneers who invest their music with an austere spirituality.
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In movies like "Selena" and "Mi Vida Loca," she saw kindred spirits: women celebrated, not ostracized, for their aggression.
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They were mostly white, I knew, but they still seemed knowable; if not exactly friends, then certainly kindred spirits.
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Even when David and his fellow-myopic are revealed to be kindred spirits, that kinship affords them little joy.
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Fast-forward a decade, and she's the one helping "Lightning Thief" followers meet kindred spirits in other time zones.
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And hey, now that the actresses have proved they're kindred spirits, who says they couldn't join forces in a sequel?
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It was a place to move and be moved, a home full of kindred spirits in an increasingly hostile world.
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Although James didn't end up paying for Austin's $20k bail, it looks like they're true kindred spirits in bashing 45.
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So we've always been kindred spirits like that, but we had to find a good excuse to really come together.
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Opinion: Kanye and Trump are kindred spirits Kanye West's latest tweets praising Trump should surprise no one, writes Clay Cane.
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Progressives can find kindred spirits among classic conservative thinkers: Adam Smith on moral sentiments, Edmund Burke's critique of imperial power.
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They soon realized they were kindred spirits, at least when it came to advocacy for making a better food system.
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Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus are kindred spirits, all dedicated to immaculate melodies that carry soul-baring lyrics.
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But these kindred spirits are gone now, Trump has raised the stakes and patience for quaintness has long since expired.
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"We're kindred spirits, for sure," said Mr. Devereux, a professor at the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford.
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What will become of the true cinema and all that gatekeepers and other Curators of Cinematic Kindred Spirits hold dear?
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Blurring distance and time, both men unapologetically embraced their aesthetic kindred spirits across oceans and ages, and brought them home.
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We are raw, gritty, the antisocial kids at school, the addicts, the outcasts who found kindred spirits when we moved here.
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Krasner has plans to eventually put out music by other kindred spirits, including Gobby and the Berlin-based producer Wilted Woman.
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Mom + Pop's latest signee Jai Wolf shared his first single today, "Like It's Over," off his upcoming debut EP, Kindred Spirits.
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In 1978, a 14-year-old Neneh headed to London, where she found kindred spirits in the era's art-punk scene.
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The two realize they are kindred spirits, and soon enough, Frances figures out she's working for the prince, not a princess.
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Could it be that these men, unlike the men and women serving in our national intelligence agencies, feel like kindred spirits?
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"That meant we were kindred spirits, and if I could take risks he couldn't — we'd both learn from it," he said.
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For people going through tough times, finding kindred spirits inside private Facebook groups can make the social network feel less lonely.
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As for other modernists and contemporaries, Rabbia's works find kindred spirits among some of the drawings of Louise Bourgeois and Kiki Smith.
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Jaime and Tyrion were kindred spirits and think it makes sense for Tyrion to take on the role of Mad Queen Slayer.
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Brown found kindred spirits in two students at Wayne State University: his cousin John Boyd, and Boyd's friend and classmate Mark Bethune.
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"I originally wanted to call the fund Kindred Spirits, but it sounds a little too woo-woo," Jang says with a laugh.
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These kindred spirits do not reside on Fifth Avenue, but they will usually welcome you without delays or demands for exorbitant fees.
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Masterly but gleeful technicians, fleet in dynamics and changes of direction, these two — with the same dark-glinting eyes — are kindred spirits.
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Support groups have lower barriers to entry than the "trained therapist" route, and potentially offer more in the form of kindred spirits.
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At the lake, they find kindred spirits to chat about politics and to map out how China will win the trade war.
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The Patterson Club, opened in the 4170s, welcomes "kindred spirits" as members on an invitation-only basis, according to its membership policy.
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But it was his skill as a rapper that helped him find kindred spirits in the UK hip-hop and grime scene.
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In some ways, we were kindred spirits, and I felt if I could be true to that, I would be true to her.
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He did not find kindred spirits among some of his fellow San Francisco tech CEOs, openly debating Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Twitter.
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It's funny you say that — having read your comments on politics before, it seems as though the two of you are kindred spirits.
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Even if you're hated by the majority of people, if you have kindred spirits cheering you on in the minority, you can survive.
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Sphero and littleBits have long been kindred spirits in the world of entertaining STEM toys, and soon they'll be one and the same.
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As important, it also blends beautifully with Ms. Erivo's, and their climactic first-act duet becomes a tender, erotic intermingling of kindred spirits.
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" "He was with kindred spirits, and I would say most people in that room see him as the leader of the conservative movement.
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At Intern and Earn, Mr. Villanueva-Miranda said he found kindred spirits who helped him improve his English and better understand local culture.
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At first blush, Hudson Yards and Battery Park City, cities-within-a-city on the western edge of Manhattan, would seem kindred spirits.
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A few years ago Shabaka Hutchings, a rising British tenor saxophonist, discovered a milieu of kindred spirits on South Africa's vibrant jazz scene.
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A two-CD (or three-LP) recording of the concert, "8, Kindred Spirits: Live from the Lobero," is due out Valentine's Day. RUSSONELLO
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Le Pen specializes in just this sort of blame shifting, which is another way in which she and Donald Trump are kindred spirits.
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Gather your kindred spirits, forge a business plan to sell a unique service to the world and entice people to choose your floating island.
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Wachner's concerts, which also feature works by such Webern-loving kindred spirits as Sebastian Currier and Sofia Gubaidulina, will be difficult to ignore. ♦
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I was reading Foucault and Judith Butler (Shakespeare and Milton too); my professors were brilliant and kind and I found plenty of kindred spirits.
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For 210 years, Tamara Hutchinson was a member, but the bonds were that of family — several dozen kindred spirits who watched one another's backs.
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We got a lot of people who have kindred spirits, maybe old souls because there's just so much history in exploration and the ocean.
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Beginning in 2011, he released a string of EPs through local labels Kindred Spirits and Rwina that placed him within the global beat scene.
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Because of that, I feel like Asahd Khaled and I might be kindred spirits, since he will also never work a register in his life.
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But when you're in the program there's such an abundance of kindred spirits to choose from that those same two people might be mortal enemies.
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On Sunday, the call to find kindred spirits gets even louder as messenger Mercury moves into Gemini, the sign of the twins, until June 29.
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Whichever day you attended, though, you would find a crowd of welcoming metalheads, passionate about the music and excited to share it with kindred spirits.
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Critic's Pick "8: Kindred Spirits (Live at the Lobero)," recorded on the saxophonist's 80th birthday in 003, unites longtime collaborators and first-time musical partners.
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This concert joins him and his band, the Nighthawks, with kindred spirits from France to savor vintage hot jazz from both sides of the Atlantic.
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There are also a couple newer ones in there that feel like contemporary kindred spirits to the tracks that make up the bulk of the mix.
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Fincher's tenderly austere sensibilities are an ideal match for Reznor, kindred spirits invested in telling fully realized audiovisual stories about the absurd anxieties of our age.
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Pickett said that when MangaGamer first published Kindred Spirits on Steam two years ago, it had gone through a "vigorous" review directly with one of Valve's representatives.
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So this is a meeting of kindred spirits, one where Paterson will realize what he truly wants to do with his life, or so we might think.
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In addition to that, hundreds of members participate in active—and often private—discussion groups like the GSA Forums, the Adoption Reunion GSA Group, and Kindred Spirits.
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As Blum investigates, examining his cousin's gauzy explanations, his story becomes a meditation on social coercion, the limits of human agency and his family's improbable kindred spirits.
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Just so with the Bernie Bros, who see more moderate Democrats not as kindred spirits or potential converts but as sellouts, even traitors — the proverbial enemy within.
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While I never had the privilege of meeting these two artists, I still feel that proximity to kindred spirits in the Piedmont helps to support my work.
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Many of those friends had military backgrounds, and relatives suggested that he might have been seeking out kindred spirits, given his own long service in the Marines.
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At one point, Butler's new and former head coach Tom Thibodeau interrupted our interview with a phone call that was short, light, and held between two kindred spirits.
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Olivia was reading the note that Dana slipped into my hands when we said goodbye: "Kindred spirits are not as scarce as I used to think" — Anne Shirley.
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For two "kindred spirits" who had never been on a snow-capped hike, pitched a tent or worn a big backpack, the entire trip meant pushing their boundaries.
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After first discovering his taste for kink at the age of 12 in the pre-internet 1970s, Faction found kindred spirits through an ad in a swinger's magazine.
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Bornstein and Stone are kindred spirits, both trans pioneers unafraid of claiming outsider identities as freaks and heretics; both people who center dissension and nonconformity as sacred values.
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But when President Trump sits down with President Vladimir Putin of Russia in Finland next month, it will be a meeting of kindred spirits, and that's a problem.
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The Black Artists' Group had found kindred spirits in the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians in Chicago, whose members were also migrating to New York City.
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I'm happy my son decided that Jeanette and I were kindred spirits and that he fanned the flame of friendship where I might have hesitated on my own.
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In LA we found our kindred spirits again in all walks of life and every persuasion and that's what inspires us and drives us in what we do.
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She then gives Camille a dress to wear to Calhoun Day, and tells Camille that they're really two kindred spirits, stuck in Wind Gap — that Camille can't leave her.
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Young Latinos are responding to Mr. Trump's vision of Americans as a people of kindred blood with a vision of the United States as a place of kindred spirits.
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In that realm, which is fuelled by commercial concerns, alliances are often more about reaching new fan bases than about merging kindred spirits or pushing the boundaries of genre.
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Until Friday, she'll hover in the sign of the Twins, helping us hone in on kindred spirits and delight in the discovery of meeting (and flirting with) new people.
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Finding common ground and kindred spirits will be a snap; and joining forces could turn strong individuals into a triple threat by the corresponding full moon on December 13.
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" In a world of staid agency bureaucrats, they were "spooks who played by their own rules, kindred spirits who validated each other's quirky approach to their strait-laced profession.
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"8: Kindred Spirits," named in reference to Mr. Lloyd's eight decades on Earth, begins with a 20-minute journey through "Dream Weaver," his crossover hit from the mid-1960s.
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Many people in Taiwan, a self-governing island with a lively democracy, view the Chinese government with deep suspicion and see the demonstrators in Hong Kong as kindred spirits.
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Trump and Farage 'kindred spirits' After the Brexit vote, Trump and Farage saw a different kind of transatlantic synergy -- one where both men's political message could feed off the other.
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Still via YouTube Philly's PnB Rock and New Jersey's Fetty Wap are kindred spirits (not that surprising perhaps since they're only about a 90 minute drive apart from each other).
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That idea lingered in cobwebbed corners of my mind until I walked into the Lehmann Maupin's downtown gallery to see Adriana Varejão's Kindred Spirits when it flashed into relevance again.
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Lagunitas, which recently sold a 50 percent stake to Heineken, sees marijuana users more as kindred spirits than as a money source, said Karen Hamilton, a spokeswoman for the brewery.
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I was still waiting when Bedford's " Quicksands " arrived, in 2005, reminding me that, in matters of the cost to conscience of survival, Bedford and Gunther might well be kindred spirits.
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It makes total sense that the band is currently on tour with rock'n'roll hellraisers Halestorm (I'd wager Lzzy Hale and Martin found themselves to be black eyeliner-streaked kindred spirits).
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The shadow of war hangs over the whole gathering, but the attendees are mostly smiling, grooving en masse, feeling, for once in their lives, as if they're among kindred spirits.
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It then goes through songs that a number of your kindred spirits have added to playlists but you haven't heard, knowing there is a good chance you might like them, too.
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They bonded with each other, finding kindred spirits in their mutual commitment to being beautiful and unlike anyone else, no matter what narrow-minded bullshit life might throw in their way.
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Drake and Sade are secretly kindred spirits, so it's not surprising that someone (in this case, New York DJ Vacations) would seek to combine the music of both in one place.
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" Ms. Haskell — who said she texts her every day and talks with her on the phone almost as often — also said that Ms. Trump and the president are "still kindred spirits.
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As Streisand herself told Refinery29 in an interview: "In some ways, we were kindred spirits, and I felt that if I could be true to that, I would be true to her."
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Like with Bruce we are all kind of kindred spirits, we work outside the box, it's difficult to trust a lot of people in this business, and we really trusted each other.
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When close friends proved hard to come by, Hwang turned to the internet — launching her first blog, World of Four, as a way to connect with kindred spirits all over the world.
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There's no doubt that Trump's involvement on Moore's behalf -- against the wishes of a large chunk of the Senate Republicans -- was largely driven by a belief that the two men were kindred spirits.
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For the dedicated young dancers who find a community of kindred spirits in folklórico, the current political climate — with its immigration raids and anti-Mexican rhetoric — has only inspired them to work harder.
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The example Hyman makes in forming his own trajectory through the recent past is a fine model for every artist who has the self awareness to want to find their own kindred spirits.
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For most of the campaign, Trump and Cruz have been discussed as kindred spirits — gadflies disliked by the GOP establishment — with some sense that each man is best positioned to inherit the other's supporters.
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Mala Rodriguez, "Comix": Pablo Díaz-Reixa released two records as El Guincho near the end of the '00s, a time when he was surrounded by plenty of kindred spirits making chillwave and Balearic pop.
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Our doorman, a schizophrenic Georgian Jew engaged from morning to night in intense solitary arguments, seems partial to us — perhaps he can sense kindred spirits — so he only nicely, never violently, opens the door.
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The second reason is that political support for Israel is too important to tarnish through association with the likes of Bannon or European kindred spirits such as Holland's Geert Wilders or Hungary's Viktor Orban.
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Welcome to Breyerfest, a treasured summer rite for those deliriously in love with horses to indulge their obsession alongside approximately 0003,000 (mostly teenage, mostly female) kindred spirits: "horse girls," as they are sometimes called.
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Big Break: Mr. Dapperton started releasing music on SoundCloud and YouTube in 2015, and found a following last summer with "I'm Just Snacking," a song about kindred spirits who aren't together but should be.
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I fear, on the other hand, that the duke of Windsor could find plenty of kindred spirits among today's authoritarians, aspiring authoritarians, and "illiberal democrats," and perhaps some in the news and entertainment industries.
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Most people reacted with an immediate recoil when I offered to let them try the Pavlok, but there were a few kindred spirits who seemed to enjoy the experience as much as I did.
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Trump's hostility to the European Union and equating of Brexit voters to kindred spirits with his own supporters who powered a rupturing of the political establishment also may cause him to look kindly on Britain.
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Connecting to kindred spirits is what makes life feel so magical — more so than ever at the moment, as the sun spends its first full week of 2017 in Gemini, the sign of the Twins.
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Find your kindred spirits across the centuries so that — as W. H. Auden counseled — you might, "composed like them/Of Eros and of dust,/Beleaguered by the same/Negation and despair,/Show an affirming flame."
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J.C. Boogarins, from Brazil, hark back to the spirit and fuzztone of tropicália, the Brazilian psychedelia that resisted a dictatorship; they're also kindred spirits, at least in this song, to the Mexican experimenters Café Tacvba.
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Presumably, Engine Charlie and kindred spirits would see no problem with this arrangement given their belief that the advisory committee's promotion of corporate interests will result in the promotion of larger American interests as well.
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First established in May 2011, the premise behind the fan club was that a few kindred spirits would get together in Leeds on a regular basis and watch St. Pauli games on a live stream.
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Although I can't presume to understand what dwelled in the hearts and minds of my fellow passengers, they struck me as kindred spirits: No one showed any sign of caring that it was New Year's Eve.
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During the summer, I was back in Ireland, and my mother told me I had to see "Kindred Spirits," a sculpture that had just been unveiled in a park in Cork, near where I grew up.
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If Cubs fans endured several lifetimes of disappointment, replete with heartbreak and talk of curses, before they won a World Series for the first time in 108 years, they have kindred spirits in Red Sox fans.
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Still, they carved out a lucrative side-line as remixers of choice for commercial acts like Texas, Simply Red, and Natalie Imbruglia, as well as all the hip-hop and dance heads they saw as kindred spirits.
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After Ms. Freund sent Dr. Feingold an initial hello on the dating app Tinder in February 2015, they soon realized they were kindred spirits, at least when it came to advocacy for making a better food system.
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At these buffets of nerd events — panels and workshops with names like Synthetic Wig Styling and Polyamory in Sci-Fi — cosplayers get to show off their handiwork and mingle with kindred spirits, often late into the night.
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They canoodle their way through most of the clip, and though their music couldn't be more different, there's a nihilism about both artists which means that they're actually kind of kindred spirits, and the chemistry is palpable.
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The two are also kindred spirits, since Trump himself is a one-man lie factory: he now makes 7.6 false or misleading claims per day, for a total of 4,229 since the inauguration, according to the Washington Post.
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ST. LOUIS — Invoking the power of regular people to take on the "rigged system," Donald J. Trump on Saturday paid his respects to the conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly, while suggesting they were kindred spirits in a shared fight.
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Over the past decade, the directory has fostered an impressive online community of kindred spirits: Ikea "hackers" who send in five to eight tutorial submissions per week, and a community garnering the site some 700,000 page views a month.
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"It was from this beautiful outpouring of openness, candor and courage offered by all of these kindred spirits that I began to heal a part of me that I didn't know was still in need of repair," Rauch wrote.
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Reading "Women Travelers on the Nile," a 2016 anthology edited by Deborah Manley, I'd found kindred spirits in the women who chronicled their expeditions to Egypt in the 19th century, and spurred on by them, I'd planned my trip.
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I am much more like my father than I imagined: I've always known we were kindred spirits in terms of worldview and political leaning and literary taste, but now I see how much my daily life aligns with his.
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And, after back-and-forth hostile leaks between the White House and State Department under Rex Tillerson, reporters are now dealing with National Security Adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, kindred spirits who are also more discreet.
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"Johnny Cash: Forever Words," due Friday from Sony Legacy, gives his verses even broader expression, enlisting a circle of kindred spirits, including John Mellencamp, T Bone Burnett, Kacey Musgraves and Cash's daughter, Rosanne, to set a selection of them to music.
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Strike and Robin are kindred spirits in crime-fighting and mystery-solving, but they're forever kept apart — Robin by her engagement to the weak and feckless Matthew, and Strike by his belief that he is too broken for a committed relationship.
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"If geography made us neighbors, then shared values made us kindred spirits," the 44-year-old Trudeau said in a Rose Garden press conference soon after arriving for the first official visit of a Canadian prime minister in 19 years.
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Cobain's work has earned glowing attention everywhere from Rolling Stone to culture blogs and local news outlets, but the booth also featured accompanying work from kindred spirits such as Mike Kelley, Richard Prince, Elizabeth Peyton, Dennis Hopper, and Dash Snow.
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"We know that we have real kindred spirits in Canada right now, and a tremendous interest, from Prime Minister Trudeau and President Obama, to really work together as North America to try to work together on this issue," she said.
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She's been doing her best to stay plugged into the bohemian East Nashville scene where she's long found kindred spirits among musicians who thrive on refracting the city's music history through the recalcitrance of indie rock and idealism of folk.
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In that respect, the sale by the Prendergast Library more closely resembles one in 2005 by the New York Public Library of more than a dozen paintings including "Kindred Spirits," a beloved Hudson River School landscape by Asher B. Durand.
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" Carlos de la Garza, who worked as an audio engineer on "After Laughter" and its self-titled predecessor, called Mr. York and Mr. Farro, who spent his time away traveling New Zealand and making his own music, "true kindred spirits.
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If anything, veterans feel as though we are kindred spirits to first responders they have the "home game" and the military has the "away game"…lifestyle, family issues, the need for fitness, expertise, resilience and professionalism are similar in many ways.
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Amid growing geopolitical rivalries, and widely expressed hostility toward free trade, kindred spirits on the global right now seek to divide the world into cultural camps, threatening the critical spirit and international exchange that is so vital to scholarly work.
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River Tiber, "Acid Test" Tommy Paxton-Beesley's had an impressive year, and it's only May: he's made starry guest appearances on tracks from kindred spirits like Jazz Cartier and Kaytranada, and he's preparing his debut LP Indigo for release on June 24th.
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But Trump's refusal to continue listening to multiple GOP officials in Washington warning voters to stay away from Moore today seems perfectly timed, now that comments Moore made on a 2011 radio show have surfaced showing Trump and Moore to be kindred spirits.
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This necessarily abbreviated list of kindred spirits must include the late, great Richard Artschwager, who presided over the mid-'60s marriage of minimalism and Pop and whose influence I sense in Boccato's choice of industrial materials, minute attention to craft, and deadpan presentation.
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While El Greco's work had to wait until the kindred spirits of Romanticism and Modernism came along, Oldenburg's — based on the castoff and the crude, on the flotsam and jetsam of modern life — was a hit from the beginning with his contemporaries.
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Nick's restless fervent creative impulses make him very prolific as well and drive him to constantly seek change and evolve his music, and The Bad Seeds are all kindred spirits to that urge to move on from whatever our last record sounded like.
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We're not quite sure what brought the kindred spirits together, but we like to imagine they bonded over their mutual appreciation for Nicki Minaj, their shared experience of being a child TV star (hi, Jimmy from Degrassi), and the possibility of forming a rap duo.
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When the two embarked on their 2015 Suits & Boots tour, they proved they were kindred spirits at Halloween, with Eldredge dressing as Buddy in Elf and TR and his wife dressing as Woody and Jessie from Toy Story, and with their fabulously awful outfits at Christmas. 3.
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The kindred spirits toured together back in 2014, and now he's the star of her "Freak" video, along with her underwater Virgin Suicides squad from "Music to Watch Boys To." Lana doesn't so much drink the Kool-Aid as pour it on top of her mouth.
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When he died suddenly, at 47, in 1848, he was widely mourned; pictorial tributes from fellow artists piled up, the most famous being Asher Brown Durand's 1849 "Kindred Spirits," which shows Cole and the nature-poet William Cullen Bryant sharing thoughts in a paradisal Catskill Mountain glen.
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Up until recently, one of my only productive strategies for working with fear was dressing with intention — draping myself in loosefitting clothing that tempered my body's sexuality; procuring status-symbol items to signal I belonged; and peppering my wardrobe with kooky statement pieces to attract kindred spirits.
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For this farewell concert — presented in conjunction with "Suzanne Fiol: Ten Years Alive," an exhibition of Fiol's visual art marking the 10th anniversary of her death — Ne(x)tworks rounded up former colleagues and longtime collaborators to play compositions by its members, Cage and other kindred spirits.
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The pulsating "Waiting for Tonight" remains a Y2K dance floor classic; her brassy 2004 single "Get Right" is an eternal fan favorite; even "Dinero," her playfully raucous 2018 collaboration with Cardi B and DJ Khaled proves she can ham it up with a new generation of kindred spirits.
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With his extraordinary showman's sense of atmospherics and timing, Donald Trump jets into Scotland just as the Brexit vote is announced and, against the backdrop of his own lavish golf resort, proclaims victory, of a kind, to the kindred spirits in the U.K. who have voted to cast off their elites.
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If the one in my hometown helped me and my pals feel like we'd finally found our kindred spirits, I'd imagine they're still doing the same for young people all over the country, even if certain aspects of the culture can feel exclusionary or, as in some cases, genuinely problematic.
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And with their promise of continuing to reinforce messages like those, we can be hopeful that the Spice Girls return might gift us with more I Am Woman anthems best sung at the top of our lungs, whether from a car window, the shower, or a march surrounded by hundreds of thousands of kindred spirits.
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The two men join a firm with over $800 million in assets under management and each brings real world experience working at successful enterprise companies Willard says he felt like he found kindred spirits when started talking to the folks at Storm because their mission matched so well with his work helping young enterprise companies.
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Best Verse: Meek MillOverall Grade: B+ Now that I'm hearing Young Dro and Rich Homie Quan on a track together for the first time, it strikes me that they're really kindred spirits from different generations of Atlanta rap, both possessing a nonchalant drawl that almost makes it too easy to overlook how sharp their writing is.
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We became our own filmmakers and reporters; we launched political and social revolutions from our living rooms; we connected with long-lost family and friends; we found the answers to old and new questions with one click; we searched for everything from spouses to news to directions to kindred spirits with our phones; we exposed dictators and branded ourselves.
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In his life, his practice, his person, his work, he argued for the marginal, the nut-job visionaries, kindred spirits of a man who endured his family's disapprobation to ditch a scholarship to Harvard in order to pursue a deep interest in fashion, who refused to become a salaried wage slave until he was hit by a truck (and, finally, needed insurance), who was the standard-bearer for those with no choice but go their own way.
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It's worth reminding ourselves, in the age of what increasingly seems like celebrities-for-hire — when dresses worn by one designer to enter an award ceremony get changed to dresses worn by another designer for the after party and famous names profess undying devotion to a brand one season and then pop up in the ads of another brand the next — that once upon a time this was about two people who found in each other kindred spirits and worked together to craft two images: that of a woman and the man who dressed her.
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