"They are constantly being called by people who claim to be long-lost friends and long-lost family and are in dire need of money."
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To put it mildly, Game of Thrones fans were gleeful about Arya's potential reunions with both her long-lost frenemy the Hound and her long-lost childhood buddy (and crush), Gendry.
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What if the long lost twin sister can come back?
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Lavigne joked that she had found her "long lost sister."
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The Lost Brother "Definitely a long lost brother," Brown said.
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Greetings echo as stallholders greet punters like long lost cousins.
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Thanks to this blog, T-Pain released the long-lost T-Wayne collaborations, and, thanks to Playboi Carti, Lil Wayne returned to his long-lost tradition of just releasing new music for free online.
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Is this the If I Stay star's long-lost identical twin?
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After Gita's death, my mom found a long-lost hair clip.
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Hey, you could even meet your long lost love from preschool!
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Plus, we're pretty much convinced she's a long lost Olsen sister.
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Drew and Jonathan Scott might just have a long-lost brother.
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There's a chance that it could be Betty's long-lost brother.
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The methods for finding these long-lost cousins aren't that complicated.
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Unless Jim Gaffigan has a long-lost single twin out there.
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Now, a theory that they're soap opera style long-lost sisters?!
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Pingyang County's verdant hills still hint at a long-lost China.
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His Cosmococa series is also exemplary of this long lost era.
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One was paraded around the city like a long-lost hero.
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It could restore some long-lost opportunity for leadership to Congress.
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"Leah, the Forsaken" won't be mistaken for a long-lost classic.
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Now, she wants to rediscover long-lost baroque and classical pieces.
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Yael; Or I'd pretend I was a long-lost twin, maybe?
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Long-lost messages will likely resurface, so that will be intriguing!
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He is convinced it is a long-lost masterpiece by Caravaggio.
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Would it really taste as good as my long-lost Liberté?
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The long-lost Mr. Kim finally appears, as does Jackson, sans Sookie.
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Others thought she could be James and Dave Franco's long lost brother.
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Betty's long-lost brother has given us the creeps since the beginning.
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I definitely wear my glasses every day, unlike my long-lost smartwatch.
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That's the subject of a series of long-lost photographs from 1978.
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You can even think back to your long-lost New Year's resolutions.
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Then maybe Lavigne can sing "Complicated" but about her long-lost twin!
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Meanwhile, Rey was definitely a long-lost twin sister of Ben Solo.
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You might also learn you have a long-lost brother in Vietnam.
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Has Facebook or Skype connected you with long lost friends and family?
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Turns out weddings aren't just great at bringing together long-lost relatives.
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On the other side will be his long-lost brother the Hound.
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Santos was talking to her long-lost sister, Jaqueline Vásquez Sánchez, 39.
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On this week's "Jane the Long Lost Friend," everyone's surprising each other.
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Metzler was shocked when meeting his long-lost letter-writer in person.
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One nearly long-lost species, however, emerged from the wilderness this year.
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Then a final question led his adversaries to the long-lost treasure.
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They didn't care that he wasn't their long-lost brother or cousin.
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In Tuesday's episode, the show reunited Campbell with a long-lost relative.
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"Tableau is sort of like a long-lost cloud prince," Cramer said.
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The book suggests new character Jannah may be his long-lost child.
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"I immediately started professing my long-lost love for her," he said.
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She's also one of Jake Peralta's long-lost sisters on Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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And the only one who can find him is... his long-lost son?
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ALL WHILE UNBEKNOWNST TO ME MY LONG LOST CAT PANTHER WAS LIVING INDOORS.
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But this policy has long lost whatever merit it may once have had.
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Through the crowd comes Steve Wozniak greeting me like a long lost brother.
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It did not prove costly, however, as Monfils had long lost the thread.
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Shop clerks, politicians, long-lost acquaintances and schoolteachers ask for selfies with him.
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That long-lost era of a few months ago feels like ancient history.
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News of the "long-lost" Lautner echoed around Los Angeles and the world.
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And a long-lost adaptation of "Wuthering" starring Richard Burton has been recovered.
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Maybe you reconnected with some long-lost relatives after taking an AncestryDNA test.
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Tia and Tamera Mowry played long-lost twins on the sitcom "Sister Sister."
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Miles, Mason, and Marshall Plumlee The whereabouts of their long lost brother, Edward.
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Those long-lost relatives turn out not to be genetically related after all.
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Host Nathan Fielder tries to help William Heath, whom he met in an earlier episode, track down a long-lost love — only to realize that, um, that long-lost love might not want to be found by this particular man.
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A parched land that was once rich pasture surrounding the long-lost Aral Sea.
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Another time he asked me to write a letter to his long-lost friend.
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"I feel like my long lost best friend came back tonight," Pitino told reporters.
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Long-lost lovers (especially the kind you kept secret) could reappear on the scene.
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You chose to register on this site and communicate with this long-lost cousin.
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Back in Winterfell, Sansa enjoys a tearful reunion with her long-lost brother, Bran.
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Ex-fighters will also reunite with long-lost families and make amends to victims.
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Or are they going to Castle Black to fetch Jon's long-lost brother Bran?
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Definitely not hurting for armies this week: Jaime Lannister and the long-lost Bronn.
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Clark definitely plans to go whale hunting to regain Symantec's long-lost security position.
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By voting "leave," traditionalists are not bringing back manufacturing jobs long lost to automation.
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Some said the jeweler had introduced the younger man as his long-lost son.
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Of course, not everybody wants to be found by a long-lost genetic relative.
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"When we all got together, it was like meeting long-lost family," he said.
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Eugene Levy and Diane Keaton will play Charlie and Jenny, Dory's long-lost parents.
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But Lucy Hale thinks she and Grumpy Cat are the real long-lost twins.
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They lick my face like I'm a long-lost friend, or a newfound toy.
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"He'd greet you like a long-lost friend," he said in a phone interview.
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Bloom's literary paradise is long lost, and now history compels us to defend Wakanda's.
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Families mourning long-lost loved ones were allowed to sift through the crumbling remains.
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Perry says he located and verified the authenticity of Oswald's long-lost wedding ring.
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Before, the idea of retiring seemed like a myth or a long-lost goal.
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It was like happening on a long-lost family member in a foreign country.
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" Cooke explains, greeting customers like long lost relatives and offering cups of "Rosy Lee.
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Then, once inside, the found the long lost shipping container — which, by then, was empty.
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And then she walked in and it was literally like their long-lost lover, friend.
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And then there was this: She told Paulette she was marrying her long-lost love.
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Soon after, Johnson said, Paulette told her she was marrying her long-lost love, too.
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Missy Elliott met her long lost sister on Ellen — her funky white sister, that is.
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The agency finally found the long lost lander, just one month before the mission ended.
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Can you imagine if your gift to her ends up being a long lost cousin?
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Earlier this year, Paradinas uncovered a long lost µ-Ziq album written between 26-22.
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His hack made the piano sound like it came from a long-lost cowboy saloon.
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The over 34,000 retweets prove plenty of people think these two are long-lost twins.
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There's still a chance for Eleven to have a long-lost brother in the future.
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Along the way, Carell meets his long-lost twin brother Dru (also voiced by Carell).
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Of course, the words "witch hunt" have long lost the weight of their original meaning.
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Meanwhile, the North Sea crude oil market is finally showing signs of long-lost strength.
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It is unlikely that you have a long-lost rich uncle in a foreign country.
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The series relies heavily on long-lost archival footage and interviews with many key figures.
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In meeting Simon it was as if she'd found her long-lost comedy other half.
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Plenty of time to also decide that Jaqen H'ghar is actually Hodor's long-lost brother.
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She was cast as Jane Powell's long-lost mother in "Rich, Young and Pretty" (1951).
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For 70 years or so, Alan Gershwin insisted he was George Gershwin's long-lost son.
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" After 20 minutes, he wrote, "I felt as I had found my long-lost brother.
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In these hectic times, channel Games of Thrones long-lost reltives turned lovers turned enemies.
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You never know who is the long-lost father, who is the goddess Athena herself.
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Eventually I uncovered a white PVC line that belonged to a long-lost sprinkler system.
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LONG-LOST DARK AGE KINGDOM DISCOVERED IN SOUTHERN SCOTLAND Excavations at the site began in 2015.
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They're the long lost cousin of the naked shoe, but with a little extra ankle floss.
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To evoke is to call to mind; an unusual smell might evoke a long-lost memory.
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How can you resist a headline like "Quebec teen may have discovered long lost Mayan city"?
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The second season of Riverdale introduced us to the long-lost Cooper sibling Chic (Hart Denton).
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Senior dog Captain Ron found fame late in life — and with it, his long-lost family.
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But at the same time, seeing his long-lost son could be exactly what Philip needs.
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If you squint, this could be a long-lost Silent Hill game on the original PlayStation.
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Will Harlee reveal that she's actually a long-lost identical cousin of the Wedding Planner star?
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S.D., to speak with a man the FBI believes to be the long-lost Agent Cooper.
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It felt as though folks were channeling talking points, parroting words that had long lost meaning.
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When Bierley grows up, he begins a search for his long-lost family using Google Earth.
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Thanks to global warming, long lost viruses are being revived and infecting both animals and humans.
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How then could Ubisoft have communicated our true level of knowledge about Alexandria's long-lost monuments?
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Shoutout to Slate's June Thomas for alerting me that this long-lost treasure was finally streaming.
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The whole business of coming across one's long-lost identical twin has changed a great deal.
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Bowie played the "long lost" Phillip Jeffries in David Lynch's film adaptation of his cult series.
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Worse yet, most voters have long lost interest in the past or current problems facing Clinton.
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The player's name is a nod to the long-lost Winamp, which it's designed to replace.
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Then, when the movie version eventually follows, Wood could step in as Radcliffe's long-lost brother.
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The long-lost relatives have been reunited only to find that they have little in common.
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In this series, a long-lost grandson named Pete returns to his family in Bridgeport, Conn.
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Volunteers cleaning the beaches last week discovered a long-lost shipping container in a craggy nook.
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Long Lost Tickets Through June 30 at New York City Center, Manhattan; 212-581-1212, nycitycenter.org.
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When Deirdre finally comes through the door, Chloe rushes toward her like a long-lost friend.
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When Deirdre finally comes through the door, Chloe rushes toward her like a long-lost friend.
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And there was Mr. Gerber himself, who welcomed me like I was his long-lost sister.
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His long-lost son, Colton (Alex MacNicoll), shows up to Maura's funeral with his new daughter.
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Rey, the scrappy Force-sensitive scavenger, wasn't a long-lost Skywalker, a Kenobi or a Solo.
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This time, though, Dory and company's grand adventure is in search of her long-lost parents.
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The exhibit is worth a visit if only to remind us of these long-lost possibilities.
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I discovered several long-lost emails from my mother, that I couldn't shake the thought of.
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For example, at the end of Infinity, Ebony Maw uses Thanos's long-lost son against him.
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But at this point in Facebook's evolution, the "open platform" excuse has long lost its power.
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Some feel Bran Stark, Tyrion Lannister, or even Baratheon bastard Gendry could be the long-lost hero.
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That album, along with the resurrection Nicks' long-lost "Silver Springs," shot them into a renaissance period.
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Juggling relationships with his long-lost sister and estranged wife, he's got some serious fences to mend.
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It's Bran Stark, my long-lost brother who — I'll admit it — has never made sense to me.
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Burger King's crypto-for-burgers scheme, along with thousands of other projects, has long lost its sizzle.
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At first glance, it appears that Selena Gomez, the 'Queen of Instagram,' has a long lost twin.
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Archaeologists and volunteers also found the location of a long-lost early medieval kingdom in southern Scotland.
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Why doesn't Hal Cooper (Lochlyn Munro) want to bond with his long-lost son Chic (Hart Denton)?
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Next, we meet with our long lost friend, Valeria Velez (refresher: Pablo's journalist lover from season 1).
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Pretty soon you'll need to book a flight to Ireland to find your long lost cousin Seamus.
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You just might even discover you have a long lost half-sister who now lives in Timbuktu.
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In the meantime, they're just in awe that Twitter helped them find a long-lost family member.
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In 2010's "Last Night," Knightley plays a married woman meeting up with a long-lost love.
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In Season 4's finale, "Finding Frances," Nathan searches for a creepy old man's long-lost love.
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Last year, Allen's crew found the long-lost wreck of the USS Indianapolis in the Philippine Sea.
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I think about these long-lost friends often as I continue to be as visible as possible.
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If not for this research, we may never have known about the Milky Way's long-lost sibling.
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The man operating the toy guns booth turned around and the girls recognized their long-lost uncle.
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These maps sketch out the remnants of long-lost landmasses trapped within drifting continental plates called cratons.
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In many cases, long-lost relatives are reuniting, becoming best friends, travel partners, genealogical resources or confidantes.
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Soon the gaptoothed Alfred E. Neuman felt like a long-lost cousin we'd left behind in America.
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We spontaneously ran toward each other, as if to embrace a long-lost friend, relative or lover.
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Gru and Lucy enlist Gru's long-lost brother, Dru (also Mr. Carell), to assist in Bratt's capture.
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But, just for the record, these two women only look like they could be long lost relatives.
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They eventually figure out how to do so, with Hank going in to retrieve his long lost wife.
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And if there's any conversation topic through which long-lost frenemies might find common ground, it's diaper drama.
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But his book, which tells of his efforts to track down and revive long-lost species, suggests otherwise.
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He wasn't speaking from beyond the grave, but in a long-lost 1969 radio interview, recently re-broadcast.
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Because anything courageous enough to bring us closer to that long-lost Zune atheistic is fine by us.
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All of those feelings are swirling in my head as I'm taking in my long lost cousins' stories.
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The animation makes this look like a long-lost NES game from the 1980s, with a fantastic soundtrack.
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The DNA studies also showed that Iceland's long-lost walruses were a distinct branch of the walrus family.
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It shows the print magazine industry thriving, and features plots about everything from embezzlement to long-lost children.
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JC It's like he designs for my long-lost Angeleno art-gallery twin who pulls a mean espresso.
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Jay turned out to be a super dad so we came up with the long-lost kid story.
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" Miccio says the first thing Pierce exclaimed when she saw her long-lost daughter was, "Oh my baby!
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The shelter called up Misty's owners, who were shocked to hear their long-lost feline was coming home.
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Sedaris spoke with Broadly about the long-lost '50s, Pee-wee's Playhouse, and making lampshades out of hair.
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Wheels The inventor of the wheel is long lost to time, but Craig Donnelly sends his thanks anyway.
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That said, I imagine that in the same situation I'd want to know about a long-lost brother.
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With the extra time you now have, give yourself guilt-free permission to: Reconnect with long-lost friends.
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There, he met his long-lost brother, Euron, who came home to murder his way to the top.
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Archie investigates the dealings of his girlfriend's powerful father, while Betty tries to find her long-lost brother.
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A small herd of long-lost rhinos, a barking deer and a striped rabbit have also turned up.
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Sokurov shoots these dramatized historical events so that the scenes resemble long lost working footage for a movie.
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Archivists have uncovered long-lost footage of Bowie's 1972 performance on British TV show Lift Off with Ayshea.
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A long-lost painting by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema was featured on the UK edition of Antiques Roadshow.
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Or you unexpectedly got an amazing gift from your long lost hometown BFF, and now you have to reciprocate.
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Meanwhile, her spouse's self-esteem as a husband and father had diminished, and employment seemed a long-lost dream.
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If that's not mind-blowing enough, we might already know Cersei's long lost baby: Robert Baratheon's bastard son, Gendry.
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"This book will bring back many memories of all of those long lost figures of the past," he says.
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He's not macho — if anything, he's a nerd who's just so excited to be around his long-lost monsters.
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Mr Moore takes groups of them into the outback to immerse them in age-old, long-lost cultural practices.
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When the boy grows up, he uses a new tool, Google Earth, to track down his long-lost family.
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For common people on a budget, no long-lost family members have the audacity to come asking for cash.
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Nintendo also announced that it'll be releasing an Arcade Archives version of the long-lost Sky Skipper next month.
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Long lost 30 pounds in six days, and Driscoll was hospitalized with second-degree burns from the sun exposure.
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The rest is history, as well as a very bright future for the feline and his long-lost family.
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At first glance, you might fool yourself into thinking the 24-year-old singer has a long-lost twin.
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Meanwhile, Siddiq helps treat the wounded, which includes Carol's long-lost love interest Tobin from however many episodes ago.
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This time around, Akeem will return to America 30 years later with hopes of finding his long-lost son.
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While there were many people I'd never met, those brief meetings felt like catching up with long-lost friends.
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I decided to fulfill my long-lost dream of becoming a digital nomad, traveling the world while working remotely.
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Last year, archaeologists and volunteers also found the location of a long-lost early medieval kingdom in southern Scotland.
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He thinks there are these secret "Apprentice" tapes that are long-lost that show Trump saying all this stuff.
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The long-lost twin in question is named Johannes Laschet and he's a menswear blogger based in Aachen, Germany.
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In addition to being a dead ringer for Gosling, Laschet is just as dapper as his long-lost twin.
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No, this isn't our way of telling you that you're the long-lost heir to a faraway throne (sorry).
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Instead, she's putting on her own costume, fighting crime and searching for her long-lost mother Janet (Michelle Pfeiffer).
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For the first time in almost two years, NASA has re-established its connection with a long-lost spacecraft.
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A great songwriter and performer, whenever we saw each other, it was like running into a long lost brother.
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I've had occasion to motor around Italy in a Ferrari, whereupon I was welcomed as a long-lost cousin.
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She and others in Ethiopia spent the day placing calls to friends and long-lost family members in Eritrea.
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With a jaunty fedora and a leather whip, he careens across the Egyptian desert, discovering long-lost ancient secrets.
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Like the original film, Finding Dory centers on a search — but this time, it's for Dory's long-lost family.
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Brian Tolle's new public sculpture features two long-lost guardians of the Manhattan Bridge, now illuminating its Brooklyn entrance.
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We would also be satisfied with a long-lost cousin situation, or even something outside of the Potter realm.
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A long-lost friend is hunted down at a crucial moment in order to offer Donald some sage advice.
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I called up my long-lost Ahmadi friend recently and the brief conversation that followed was full of blasphemies.
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In the season finale, Mr. Fielder attempts to help a Bill Gates impersonator reunite with his long-lost love.
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DNA tests have helped millions of Americans understand their genetics, warning them of disease and uncovering long-lost relatives.
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The school district in North Canton, Ohio, posted images of the long-lost purse, trying to find its owner.
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This flame in my heart, Like a long-lost friend, Gives every dark street a light at the end.
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Genetic testing services have become enormously popular with people looking for long-lost relatives or clues to hereditary diseases.
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Curbed quoted a listing agent and told readers that the "long-lost" Lautner would hit the market within days.
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Tim Baxley watched his father, two older brothers, an aunt and a long-lost cousin die of the disease.
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Long lost control of Dao as he swung, causing Dao to fall and hit his mouth on the armrest.
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I met my long-lost family over Thanksgiving last year and truly feel like I've turned a new page.
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They also played long-lost twins in the Disney Channel original movies "Twitches" and "Twitches Too" about twin witches.
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You'll even get the chance to develop arcade-style games just like your long-lost favorite, Super Mario Bros.
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But while those stories had happy endings, not all of them end with long-lost relatives hugging it out.
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Not to reclaim long lost agility or to satiate my ego, but simply to spend time with my son.
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So… did Dewey (played by an actor who looks like Tom Holland's long lost cousin, Seth Meriwether) really kill Cassandra?
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That time they hung out with a Guiding Eyes pup and made us wish we were their long-lost sister.
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That blush or mascara that randomly catches your eye on the shelves and ends up being your long-lost love.
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Click ahead to see Taylor 2.0, Selena's double, the long lost Rihanna, Gigi's other sister, and more celeb look-alikes.
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Your book, The Lost City of the Monkey God is about a long-lost Honduran civilization that was recently discovered.
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Some flashbacks are what you'd expect, jumping back in time to discover what really happened to a long-lost uncle.
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The new game is stylized like a long-lost Genesis title, but is built with HD, widescreen televisions in mind.
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When the man first approaches his long-lost BFF, the dog appears to be a bit apprehensive of this stranger.
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Then, a few months ago, Thomas harnessed the power of the Internet to try to find his long lost sweetheart.
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Arthur might find a letter from his long-lost love sitting on his bed, yanking him in yet another direction.
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But when she finally comes face to face with her long-lost father, Antoinette finds she doesn't need to worry.
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Right now, Drake & Josh actress Cosgrove isn't stepping forward to claim a long-lost sibling, so it's likely the latter.
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While Jae-won is definitely not Jack's long-lost eldest son, it also seems unlikely anyone else could be, either.
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You're looking at what might be Demi Lovato's long lost audition tape for Mean Girls's "Jingle Bell Rock" dance number.
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More importantly, it appeased all of us who have yearned for the youthful pair to rekindle their long-lost rapport.
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For the US audience, then, the resurrection of a long-lost classic from the Ghibli vaults is more than welcome.
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How, then, did Ubisoft manage to recreate the long-lost monuments of ancient cities like Alexandria with such apparent accuracy?
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Much of the villa is still unexcavated, and its library could contain long-lost works of Latin and Greek literature.
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"Danny Collins" (2015), tells the story of a middle-aged rocker trying to make amends with his long-lost son.
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Flipping through the 25,210 negatives that make up the Heritage Auctions sale is like discovering a long-lost time capsule.
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Aguardiente is by far one of my least favorite scents ever: black licorice flavoring meets Fireball's long-lost demon child.
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But you don't bring her aboard to play Donna's sister, childhood bestie, long-lost lover or even rival Mediterranean hotelier.
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At first, Abendegos is some classic Zoo, a long-lost hybrid hiding somewhere in the depths of the Mexican jungle.
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Decades later, his successor Akufo-Addo is keeping that dream alive by opening Ghana's borders to its long-lost children.
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A Minnesota woman was scrolling through social media and recognized her own long-lost dog on one of the cans!
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Are you afraid this new long-lost son will occupy a place in your husband's heart your daughters never did?
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I've long lost track of how many times I relied on statistical N.B.A. pearls from Elias in my coverage. #RIP.
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Think of "Philomena" (2013), in which Judi Dench played a simple soul on a quest for her long-lost son.
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On Tuesday, the Mannes Orchestra will give the premiere of a new edition of Julius Eastman's long-lost Second Symphony.
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Phil, the South African proprietor, made coffee while shouting names of customers he knows as if they're long-lost pals.
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If it's restored in time, the long-lost footage may feature in next month's BBC2 documentary, David Bowie: Finding Fame.
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The game, which is available as a free download on both Android and iOS, looks like a long-lost SNES classic.
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But Sidney Williams, Paulette's third husband and the supposed long-lost love, said the two had met online only months before.
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She goes on dates with long-lost big sis Kim to fancy places like the MTV VMAs and ritzy L.A. restaurants.
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The book contains some secrets from a cursed and long-lost island, in a world where magic and technology are inseparable.
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For Lucano, the Kurds appeared as if they were the long-lost residents of Riace who'd simply returned wearing different skins.
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Jon doesn't initially make it out with his comrades, but long-lost Uncle Benjen sacrifices himself to allow an escape. RIP.
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Gore wistfully visits and re-visits his personal despair about fighting a battle that any reasonable human might declare long lost.
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All Nisi has to do is pretend to be the granddaughter of Blakemore's long lost love — his family's Black maid, Lily.
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Ship watch Gendry and Arya Look at Arya, being a normal human person and flirting with her long-lost blacksmith bud!
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This time, they're involved in a case involving a spy ring, a group hacking the NSA, and Lisbeth's long-lost sister.
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As Kevin looks to connect with his long lost relative, will Rebecca be the next Pearson family member to meet Nicky?
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Though Mel initially isn't welcoming to her long-lost sister, off-screen Mantock said the leading ladies already feel like family.
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The opening is a trio of bubbly chiptune songs that sound like they're ripped from some long-lost classic NES game.
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But, give this Nick Viall long-lost twin some time and he could turn his feed into a veritable copycat account.
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His answer for the coming reign of Donald Trump is, well, his answer for everything—a return to long-lost centrism.
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As soon as he gets it back, his long-lost half-sister will appear from nowhere and frame him for murder.
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Her expression looks like she's either seeing someone on her list, a dragon, or maybe even her long-lost direwolf Nymeria!
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"This ruggedly handsome guy looks like a long lost Hemsworth brother and I am NOT mad about it," reads the caption.
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According to the messages, the footage would show Trump using the n-word in a long-lost outtake of The Apprentice.
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Another new reality show, TLC's "Long Lost Family," works a variation on the genealogical search, seeking to reunite biologically connected people.
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But one nonprofit is working to clean the murky water and revive its long-lost ecosystem — one oyster at a time.
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"Mark Ezekiel" sounds like someone who turns up in a John Wick film as his long-lost but only remaining friend.
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Archaeologists now think they've found the shipwreck of one of those long lost blockade runners off Wilmington: the Agnes E. Fry.
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They tested the strain in 2011 and identified it as the saccharomyces eubayanus species, one of lager yeast's long-lost parents.
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But his shark isn't a replacement for those long lost stuffed friends; he sees it as being more of a pillow.
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If you want to network, ask your closest colleagues and long-lost acquaintances for introductions to people who can actually help.
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Then there's Amina Blue, one of the models from Kanye West's Yeezy show, who looks like a long-lost Kardashian-Jenner.
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The pope condemns sexual abuse, Koreans meet long-lost relatives and a bank robber returns to the scene of the crime.
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The Saudis welcomed Mattis like a long-lost brother, thrilled to meet an American leader who shared their feelings about Iran.
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The Nubian Hathor-headed crystal pendant from almost 3,000 years ago leads me on a journey to the long-lost civilization.
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I feel no such reluctance regarding "Long Lost," which is directed with Teflon smoothness by Daniel Sullivan, Mr. Margulies's frequent collaborator.
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Long-lost details emerged from the restoration of the bright, late Mannerist frescoes (and from the installation of modern LED lighting).
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But there's no reason why a flu virus, smallpox, or some long-lost human infection couldn't be revived the same way.
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Together, under the light of the dim Edison bulbs, they looked like members of a long-lost 1970s prog-rock band.
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There's a bracing lack of vanity in how she conveys this long-lost world and not an iota of misplaced nostalgia.
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Ms. Mariani had a glimmer of hope in December 2015 when a woman claimed that she was her long-lost granddaughter.
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Now Atlas Obscura tells the story of librarians who help solve mysteries like this and reunite readers with long-lost books.
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It was the long-lost glamour of Lincoln Road that inspired Mr. Whitman's vision for Bal Harbour Shops, Mr. Lazenby said.
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This is a long lost entry, by the way, back for the "first time since 1971" (when the clue was punny).
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By the end of the episode, we realize "Alice" didn't kill Kate because she is actually her long lost sister Beth.
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So, book that hotel room -- or that "vacancy" at the home of your long-lost friend from high school or college.
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He meets old army buddies, childhood friends and long-lost cousins, all of whom have come to Hayfork to grow marijuana.
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People could connect to long-lost friends, search the world&aposs information and watch endless streams of video at no cost.
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Trump, Ingraham and Carlson all have found an audience for their calls to return America to a mythical long, lost era.
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On the other side of the world, in the forests of Vietnam, cameras spotted this long-lost mouse deer in November.
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That will help avoid media attention and sudden money requests from long-lost friends or relatives you never knew you had.
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Almost 50 years later, they were all blindsided by DNA test results that proved the four women were long-lost sisters.
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This story of love long lost and found again was just what people on the internet needed to brighten their day.
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And yet, it's still somehow possible that despite all logic and against all facts, Dumbledore does have a long-lost brother.
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Researchers at the Czech national film archives discovered Match de Prestidigitation ("Conjuring Contest") (1904), a long-lost film by Georges Méliès.
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There are moments of awe where you'll walk into a room and come across some towering structure from a long-lost civilization.
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The show includes "Moon Aviary" (20163), a long lost sculpture that was recovered at a "privately-owned art archive" earlier this year.
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C. Hébert (EPFL, Switzerland)Astronomers have suspected the existence of a long-lost protoplanet for decades, but it's been difficult to prove.
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Player: Jeff SkinnerPublicity stunt: He stars in an episode of The Simpsons and plays himself, the long-lost son of Seymour Skinner.
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A chance encounter with Cowley's music led Cheon to undertake extensive research that has culminated in re-publishing Cowley's long-lost compositions.
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I personally can't wait to see what my long-lost high school frenemies are up to in their day-to-day lives.
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I know — it's about as big of a conspiracy theory as Joaquin (Rob Raco) secretly being the Cooper family's long-lost brother.
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Ms. Vreeland rediscovered long-lost audio tapes of interviews that Guggenheim conducted in the 1970s with her official biographer, Jacqueline Bogard Weld.
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Still, the introduction of young Maisie Lockwood (Isabella Sermon), the grandchild of John Hammond's long-lost business partner, is a welcome addition.
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In November 2017, a long-lost Leonardo da Vinci painting was put up for sale at Christie's semiannual, invitation-only evening auction.
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And the best way to find long-lost cousins to fill out your guest list is an at-home DNA test kit.
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The story this time hinges on Drake's long-lost brother Sam, who forces Drake to come out of his treasure hunting retirement.
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Throughout the Olympic Games in Rio, people have been observing that the two look like long-lost twins, as BuzzFeed points out.
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On Wednesday's Hollywood Medium, Henry, 22, sits down with the Cruel Intentions star, helping her get closure on a love long lost.
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But as much as Dead Cells can feel like a long-lost Castlevania, it's also a very different game in many ways.
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But surprisingly swiftly it undercut whatever authority Melanie had, until she spent much of season two pining for her long-lost husband.
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Instead, Mickelson and Woods shared stories, complimented each other, laughed like long-lost friends and made side bets for eye-popping sums.
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Emily is deposed in the first few minutes by a vengeful, dramatically glam witch named Delilah Copperspoon, apparently a long-lost relative.
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Jon thought he was reuniting with his long-lost half-brother, but Bran knew that was wrong and they were actually cousins.
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"Rocky gets knocked out by his long-lost daughter, Roxana … Starring Demi Lovato," he wrote, along with the hashtags #upsetofthecentury and #Rocky8.
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Oprah had not met her half-sister Patricia until 2010 and said she was shocked to learn about her long-lost sibling.
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The evening after Havrilla's family picked up the long-lost gown from Bartlebaugh, they surprised her with it at the kitchen table.
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Even if you don't ever discover a long-lost classic in a barn somewhere, it's still fun to look up car values.
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What happened to that closeness — and how to move beyond it — is as much a mystery as Jesse Parrish's long-lost tapes.
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"My dear, thank you for just being alive," said one South Korean father, above, to his long-lost daughter from the North.
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Archivist Mariah Leavitt discovered a long-lost recording of a 1964 speech delivered by Martin Luther King Jr. at the New School.
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Faced with reduced biodiversity, Futurefarmers rediscovers and shares long-lost natural grains, which are often more nutritious and tastier than industrialized ones.
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Mr. Allen wrote the title tune for "Barracoon" last year after reading Zora Neale Hurston's long-lost book of the same name.
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Yet investors focused their attention on Amazon's international operation, where the company has long lost money in the hopes of future profit.
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Each year, more than 280,290 elderly South Koreans die without fulfilling their dreams of seeing long-lost loved ones in the North.
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Over the years, he said, he has brought long-lost siblings together and told others that they were not, in fact, related.
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" The sharp moves seen Wednesday were probably due to "our friends, the long-lost 'bond vigilantes,'" Cashin told "Squawk on the Street.
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Then she learns that her long-lost brother, Prince Richard, may be alive after all, and he's plotting to take the throne.
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Thankfully, daddy dearest comes to visit his long lost son with news of a great gig that might even shorten his sentence.
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Begodya is long-lost kin to Korean jjinppang-mandu, a steamed bun with surprisingly thin, delicate dough crimped around beef and cabbage.
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Jesse finds herself infiltrating the mysterious Federal Bureau of Control's headquarters, called the Oldest House, in search of her long-lost brother.
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This particular imagining of cool, which turns on a fantasy of long-lost ethnic grit, exists in opposition to modern Jewish stereotypes.
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The German retirees came in—they'd been walking at a sensible pace, unlike me—and greeted me like a long-lost companion.
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Yet now, the fear and anxiety were creeping back, like a long-lost relative suddenly appearing out of nowhere, looking for trouble.
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Distillers say they've revived a long-lost favorite, but they face a conundrum: Nobody really knows how the old stuff was made.
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There was no wall in sight, only a chance to join a long-lost brother in Texas and begin a new life.
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I prefer spontaneous, unscripted celebration, but that is a part of a long-lost era that has given way to marketing and branding.
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Starring Kim Woo Bin and Suzy Bae, the show tells the tale of two long-lost childhood loves who come together as adults.
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Both series featured a slow unfolding of events and made watching easy, as if every week we were reunited with long-lost friends.
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Maybe you'll uncover a secret infidelity or be reunited with a long-lost cousin, like when Larry met Bernie on Finding Your Roots.
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Hope Van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly), search for the original Wasp, the long-lost Janet Van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer), Hope's mom and Hank's wife.
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Arya's long-lost wolf Nymeria sniffs out Catelyn's body a few days later and pulls her from the water (Starks helping Starks out).
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Why is it so hard to tell this classic story of a humble boy who turns out to be a long-lost king?
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Black folks can see themselves in the narrative, and even learn about African traditions long lost to us as a result of slavery.
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As he and Meera flee the wights, they are rescued by Bran's long-lost uncle, Benjen Stark, who disappeared early in Season 1.
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He describes these moments, in the company of fellow celebrated individuals such as his long-lost friend, Abbas Kiarostami, as lively and uplifting.
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After the last remnants of humanity flee a dying Earth, they discover a long-lost home: a planet that was terraformed for them.
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Then there's the popular idea that maybe Chic – Betty's long-lost brother who'll eventually be played by Hart Denton – could be the mastermind.
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He ripped the game and uploaded it so that anyone could play this long-lost platformer using the NES emulator of their choice.
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Here, PEOPLE takes a look back at a 2008 story on how Thomas reconnected with his long lost son, country songwriter J.T. Harding.
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In December, the mother of two took a conscious beauty step toward distancing herself from long lost hair twin, First Lady Melania Trump.
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It all felt very wholesome, like the long-lost AOL days where people liked logging into random chat rooms to connect with strangers.
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She thinks Mickey is a long-lost friend named Helen, and that Chip (Thomas Barbusca) is Helen's son Dippy, who has brain damage.
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When Yara Greyjoy reunited with her long-lost brother on Season 2 of Game of Thrones, the two did not recognize each other.
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JoAnn Johnson, of Port Orchard, Washington, got the ultimate Christmas miracle when a Facebook post led her to her long-lost wedding ring.
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This is when you get those great moments of watching long-lost co-stars embrace or new connections being made before your eyes.
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He plucked the shiny metal object out of the pipe, cleaned it off, and sure enough it was the long-lost diamond ring.
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For China, the line represents long-lost historical claims that the country, after two centuries of weakness, is finally strong enough to recover.
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Using the video, the N.O.A.A. and Navy researchers confirmed that the wreck's distinctive propeller and deck-mounted gun matched the long-lost tugboat.
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Every few years, the mystery of the long-lost Amber Room, which was stolen from Russia by the Nazis in 1941, makes headlines.
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Scientists have detected long-lost continents hidden under Antarctica's ice sheets using data from a satellite that has been dead for five years.
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If you'll remember, a test pressing copy of his almost-long lost 1994 LP Caustic Window sold on Discogs in 2014 for $13,500.
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Younger South Koreans don't share the pain caused by the peninsula's divide, or the inclination to see North Koreans as long-lost brethren.
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That long-lost internet, Snowden writes, offered its inhabitants a "reset button for your life" that could be pressed every day, at will.
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"I was 20 months off of this, 20 months!" he said, glancing down at the pens as if they were long-lost friends.
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He once recalled his first encounter, for example, with long-lost parts of Rossini's "Il Viaggio a Reims" in a library in Rome.
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At one point she finds the man all evidence suggests is her long-lost daddy, only to learn they share no biological connection.
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A week ago in Charlottesville, Va., white men assembled to rage for a world long lost — one where their mediocrity was good enough.
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The scene of recognition between Lyra and her long-lost youngest sibling, Benjamin, a would-be emotional high point, passes in a flash.
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As family members age, each delay adds to fears that they'll no longer be around to finally meet with their long lost relatives.
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Many were fished out of the back of a closet, along with a memory of a long-lost job or a somber occasion.
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These outfits must work from dusty two-dimensional drawings or recreate long-lost molds, but exactly match the standards of the original parts.
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This process allows genetic genealogists to help people locate long-lost family members, for example, or inform adopted children about their biological parents.
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A quick recap: Claire (Caitriona Balfe) traveled back to the 18th century and reunited with her long-lost-love, Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan).
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The 10-episode season will follow the pair's search for their long-lost son, William, and surely feature several monsters along the way.
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They come from a long-lost film that predates the Nazi period by a decade, Die Stadt Ohne Juden (The City Without Jews).
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A much more PLL-worthy comeback would involve another body double or long-lost sibling, mirrors...and maybe a portal to a different dimension?
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To wit, there's a crime syndicate and a long-lost race of warriors, and both of them are suspiciously well-funded and well-armed.
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Here's Harvey Weinstein -- or maybe a Blues Brother, or a long-lost member of Run DMC -- wining and dining 2 blondes in the desert.
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But it may be possible to resurrect the Floreana tortoise yet—by studying a long-lost population left by pirates on an extinct volcano.
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Much like the long lost and recently rediscovered Claude Monet painting "Water Lilies: Reflection of Willows," you look a little worse for wear, Scorpio.
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To be fair, they were designed by a long-lost, advanced human race, so maybe we just don't know what they were going for.
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The most recent songs (aside from Music For Installations) were two tracks with Kevin Shields that sound like long lost My Bloody Valentine tracks.
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Then the fracking revolution came about, and the U.S. resumed its long-lost place as the world's No. 1 oil and natural gas producer.
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Users can upload their genetic profiles to GEDmatch — and websites like it — to learn about their family trees and look for long-lost relatives.
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Andromeda also gobbled up M32p, once the third largest galaxy behind Andromeda and the Milky Way and considered the Milky Way's long-lost sibling.
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Since 1998, it's had an unexpected use: discovering long-lost roads left by the Romans, helping to uncover new details of the country's past.
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It feels like a long lost beer-swilling anthem from the '70s and really captures the DIY-bred rowdiness of the band's live show.
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Laila's three cousins, Liberty, Leo, and Nora Lawrence, show up at the funeral to meet their long-lost cousin, separated after a family rift.
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They felt certain they'd discovered the hiding place of the long-lost booty, leading the FBI to the mountainous, heavily wooded area last March.
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Crown Heights, Brooklyn, is mobilizing to resist the same kind of development that took over places like Williamsburg, Bushwick, and long-lost Park Slope.
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She also has her eye on a different prize: a long-lost painting by Salvador Dalí, hidden somewhere behind the barbed wire of Rikers.
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Introducing a long-lost sibling is too soapy for this show — at least until like season 8 when they've really run out of material.
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Patel began by explaining the film's extraordinary true story about a man who reunites with his long-lost family in India using Google Earth.
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Ehrenreich made his feature film debut in Francis Ford Coppola's 2009 film Tetro, playing Bennie, a boy looking for his long-lost older brother.
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Less frequent, but just as possible, is the sum of money that you were supposed to receive – refunds, reimbursements, or long-lost bank accounts.
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Bottom line: If the Tenacious divers don't find the 550 on this trip, someone else will probably beat them to the long‑lost submarine.
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The films are mainly Japanese, though there are a few American films, including the long-lost, recently rediscovered and restored 1926 crime drama Silence.
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Spotify is one of the more popular music streaming apps, but it's not necessarily the most beautifully designed (that was long-lost Rdio, unfortunately).
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An hour later, I was lying on my couch, still chatting and laughing with Edelman as if she were my long-lost camp friend.
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The story follows Nate, his long-lost/recently returned brother, Sam, and Sully as they hunt for the lost pirate treasure of Henry Evory.
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The simple, saliva-based test, which costs about $100, changed her life and led to Stein finally reuniting with her long-lost biological mother.
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It feels less like a retrieval of a long lost memory, and more like a smell from the past retrieving me from the present.
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But there's a hitch: Kepler-1647b is a gas giant, just like its long-lost twin Jupiter, so it probably doesn't have any aliens.
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It's obvious, for instance, why Cressida would fall for Mr. Burnap's boyishly earnest Troilus, who looks like a long-lost member of One Direction.
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A potential long-lost Jackson Pollock painting, found in an Arizona garage, is expected to draw $10–$15 million at auction later this month.
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In 1950, a teenage Felipe was recruited by a group of prospectors from Veracruz who hoped to unearth a long-lost stash of gold.
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Other times, Dee records herself on video, speaking to Carmen, her long-lost sweetheart — the girl she jilted for Charlie all those years ago.
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Prince is NOT the father of the federal prisoner who claimed he was the singer's long-lost son ... according to Maury Povich DNA testing.
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By that point, the custom was already well-established across parts of Europe, enough that people there regarded its origins as long-lost history.
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That was until last November, when "Salvator Mundi," a painting cataloged by Christie's as a long-lost Leonardo da Vinci, sold for $450.3 million.
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Watching J. T. Rogers's new play, "Oslo," I was able, briefly, to summon a sensation long lost in regard to Israelis and Palestinians: hope.
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Among the hardest hit will be Korean-Americans who have been visiting to trace their family roots or for reunions with long-lost relatives.
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We charged up there and witnessed Suicide, the Cramps and Fuse — one of the long-lost great street rock bands of the mid-'70s.
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But anyone trying to take advantage of the winner -- perhaps as a long-lost relative or a newfound friend -- will be out of luck.
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There's maybe even some of Riverdale's South Side Serpents in the mix — we can totally see Rodrigo Santoro's Joel being Jughead's long-lost uncle!
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The two begin to reestablish their relationship, and soon there's tension as Bora is pulled between his new friends and his long-lost brother.
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As a result, at several of my tour stops, long-lost childhood friends would send word backstage that they were out in the house.
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In 2019 the mask will be danced with at a Hunt family feast, or "potlatch," reactivating a long-lost part of their family tradition.
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During one arc, she traveled through the gate to rescue her long-lost love Ernest Littlefield, who'd been accidentally transported through the gate decades earlier.
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It looks like it came straight from a Hayao Miyazaki film, a cross between a Minion and a seal, or a long lost hedgehog Pokemon.
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With Wilson, Tamar had another daughter named Deborah (when Deborah found out about her long-lost sister, Fauna, she later changed her name to FaunaElizabeth).
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Once a place for amateur sleuths looking for long-lost relatives, police discovered the database could also be used to lead them to elusive killers.
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Bryan: Where the beginning of the episode brought two favorite characters together, the latter half reunites two long-lost family members: Bran and Sansa Stark.
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Cuphead looks like a 264s cartoon, with characters that feel ripped out of a long-lost Disney short and animations that feel appropriately hand-drawn.
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The investigative method had once been used almost exclusively by genealogists helping people trace their family history or find birth parents or long-lost relatives.
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Famed treasure hunter and Indiana Jones wannabe Nathan Drake is going to team up with his long-lost brother in Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
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After months of believing Chic "Cooper" (Hart Denton) was the long-lost brother of Betty Cooper, we now know that is a big fat lie.
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Facebook's social graph is aging, full of long-lost acquaintances and hometown friends you don't care much about seeing in the News Feed any more.
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In the clip, Mama responds to his presence by breaking her despondent trance to greet her long lost companion with a smile and a hug.
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The Force Awakens left audiences on the green islands of Ahch-To, where Rey finally finds Luke Skywalker and offers him his long-lost lightsaber.
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When she and her brother rescue the King's daughter, Princess Amari, they flee with a long-lost scroll that might help them bring magic back.
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Watching the entire series on my own once I reached adulthood was an incredible experience, almost like re-introducing yourself to a long-lost friend.
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In short, you will be up to your earmuffs in unlikely reunions of long-lost high school sweethearts and holiday homecomings gone wrong then right.
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Watch the video about their reunion date in New York above, and consider reuniting your own pet with its long-lost birth family through Embark.
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Darcell Gresham JohnstonJohnston came forward in early May claiming to be Prince's long-lost half sister, born from the same mother but a different father.
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The long-lost letter is believed to have fallen through a crack in the upstairs floor of the house, where the Christoffersens used to live.
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Forced to flee across the galaxy, the gang encounters a benefactor (Kurt Russell) who claims to be the long-lost father of Peter Quill, a.k.a.
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That night we'd discovered our long-lost mother was actually one of the undead, and could still be found somewhere within this mansion's crumbling walls.
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All of this is appropriate for a spot that is remembered by devotees, albeit blearily, as the site of the long-lost Experimental Cocktail Club.
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Back in season 5, Wren was a popular candidate for Big A — many fans thought he was Charles DiLaurentis, Alison's (Sasha Pieterse) long-lost brother.
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The news brings to mind memories of a long-lost vehicle called the Volkswagen Pickup that once rambled through American streets from 1979 to 1984.
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On December 1, Mercury will reenter Scorpio, which will find you reconnecting with long lost friends, people from your early childhood, and family members, too.
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Yeah, there's a guy that used to greet me on my way to Smart Bar every morning like he I was a long lost friend.
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In exchange for a genetic fingerprint, individuals may find a birth parent, long-lost cousins, perhaps even a link to Oprah or Alexander the Great.
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When he found out I was a veteran of the 10th N.V.A. Division, which he had fought, he greeted me as a long-lost friend.
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He writes, for instance, of the Salamanca papers, long lost documents seized by the dictator Francisco Franco to identify and target those who opposed him.
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Pudge pushed his way out the screen door and greeted the officer the way he greeted everyone, as if she were a long-lost friend.
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You are parked on the side of Mulholland doing nothing when you could be eating breakfast with your long-lost daughter and your dying mother.
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Prince's fortune is about to be spread even thinner because he has a long-lost relative -- according to a lawyer for Prince's deceased half brother.
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We can't explain why a certain image strikes on a given night or predict whether some long-lost friend will ever resurface in our sleep.
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By 1963, when he recorded "Both Directions at Once," the long-lost album out Friday, John Coltrane was about chant and pulse and scalding pursuit.
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When Claire first sets eyes on her long-lost Alfred — her prey, her enemy, her forever lover — Manville's gaze is all-consuming and all-accepting.
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Instead, Djokovic and del Potro embraced for several seconds, as if they were long-lost brothers seeing each other for the first time in years.
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Scott Tilley, who is based in Canada, then matched the signal to a NASA spacecraft and theorized that it was the long-lost satellite IMAGE.
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If experts' suspicions are correct, it's the long-lost wreck of the Clotilda -- the last known ship to bring enslaved Africans into the United States.
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Now, knowing that Calrissian conveniently has a missing daughter, it looks like the film was trying to set up a long-lost father/daughter connection.
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Some former residents give tours of Hashima Island, sharing stories of a long-lost time when these concrete houses hosted a hardworking and bustling community.
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He did so with his elaborate camera equipment and the very last, long-lost photograph of Duchamp, "Marcel Duchamp on His Deathbed" (1968) was taken.
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Sources close to Prince's family tell us Darcell is claiming to be a long lost half sister ... same mother, but different father from the singer.
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The final twist in The Crimes of Grindelwald comes via Credence, who is revealed to be the long-lost and previously unmentioned brother of Albus Dumbledore.
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Happy tears are a staple at most weddings — even more so than long lost relatives no one knows and Justin Timberlake hits from the mid-aughts.
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I had long lost faith in storybook solidarity, but I had never expected to see the divide between blacks and Asian-Americans laid out so starkly.
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Assembled from long-lost NASA footage, and sparely presented without commentary or narration, the film is receiving a weeklong Imax window before expanding to additional theaters.
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Image: PDPics (Pixabay)Genetic testing has helped plenty of people gain insight into their ancestry, and some services even help users find their long-lost relatives.
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In person, she reminded Dash of a long-lost aunt; she was imposing and tall, using turns of phrase she hadn't heard since was a child.
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Though her character has yet to be disclosed, we're thinking she could be Pepper Potts and Tony Stark's daughter or the Black Widow's long-lost sister.
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When she is set to marry the Prince, her long-lost love saves her and the two are forced to overcome several obstacles to be together.
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She probably needs a bit more fur to journey to the Wall, but the outfit is more than appropriate for her long-lost home of Winterfell.
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Long-lost World War II lovebirds Norwood Thomas and Joyce Durrant will finally get to hug one another in person after being separated for 71 years.
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There, I have seen how large this history looms, and how much sorrow they feel over the murder and displacement of their long-lost family members.
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Donkey Kong wasn't the only '80s game announced for Nintendo Switch at E3, with long-lost 1981 game Sky Skippers also coming in July, reports Kotaku.
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"The Treasure" is like the work of Samuel Beckett's long-lost Balkan cousin — bleak, stoic and suffused with a flinty, exasperated empathy for its ridiculous characters.
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This includes the sprawling long-form guitar compositions with Robert Fripp, moody atmospheric collaborations with German experimentalists Cluster, and the long lost tapes of the Neu!
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It's one of the more touching road trip stories ever committed to film: Huffman plays Bree, a trans woman getting to know her long-lost son.
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DeGeneres noted that Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner recently appeared on her show, and DeGeneres herself dressed up as the Kardashians' fictitious long-lost sister Karla.
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Sansa is understandably moved by the sight of her long-lost little brother, and throws herself into his lap for an aggressive and fully felt hug.
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Your Powerball win is likely to bring a lot of long-lost friends and relatives out of the woodwork with stories about why they need money.
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"Finding Dory" centers on a blue tang fish with short term memory loss (Ellen DeGeneres) and her quest to be reunited with her long-lost parents.
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Blood is thicker than water, so spend your Valentine's Day by starting a search for long-lost relatives with a sale on AncestryDNA kits at Amazon.
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An underwater sweep of Loch Ness in Scotland has revealed the long lost monster ... model built for a Sherlock Holmes movie filmed almost 50 years ago.
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Nininger's journeys are exciting in their hardships and discoveries: wayfaring through Mexico in 1929, tracking down the "long lost" Huizopa specimen, sleuthing eyewitness accounts across continents.
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The parents describe meeting Kelvin, a "street-kid" who lived day to day searching for food, as seeing a long lost son for the first time.
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Whatever this movie was trying to be in the first place, by the time the finished product hit the screen, it had long lost the thread.
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There are important cultural and religious artifacts she has to acquire to ensure the future of her nation, long lost and buried in her people's history.
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In our moment as in the original Nazis', the nationalists believe that white identity's roots lie in some long-lost cultural heritage dominated by white men.
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While she wouldn t go so far as to call them "nutjobs," Makram admits to feeling completely overwhelmed by the deluge of long lost family members.
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In 2015, "Seven Sinners," Milestone's long-lost feature directorial debut, turned up in Australia and was passed on to the archive, which is restoring the film.
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Past winners have discovered the hard way that long-lost friends and relatives can come out of the woodwork looking for a piece of the prize.
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Their magic only worked together: Their long-lost mother had named them presciently, as souls can live without hope, but hope can't live without a soul.
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The origins of this project go back about two years, to late July of 2014 when I sort of accidentally stumbled on this long-lost manuscript.
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Bring us your inscrutable plywood boxes and hunks of old metal, and we'll tell you if they're long-lost works by Donald Judd or Carl Andre.
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The opera, "Trump on Show," tells a story of Mr. Trump's long-lost twin, Chuan Pu, who was raised in China and works at a crematory.
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That was until last November, when "Salvator Mundi," pictured above, a painting cataloged by Christie's as a long-lost Leonardo da Vinci, sold for $450.3 million.
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I accompanied Ms. Sahin to see some makeshift homes in the city's camps, where the Syrian refugees greeted us as though we were long-lost relatives.
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Sites like GEDmatch and others are "open-source databases" on which people freely share their DNA online, usually in the hopes of finding long-lost relatives.
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When one of the contestants, Aliyah (Robyn Alomar), discovers the long-lost genre hip-hop, she begins to question the values her colony is based upon.
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"It almost felt like a long lost pet had been found again," said Alex Grusin, 29, who lost his 3DS on a train five years ago.
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My husband seems to think he has found a long-lost son, and I can tell he wants to grow a relationship with this biological child.
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"Wells Fargo has long lost the right to decide what is best for its customers," Roland Tellis, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said in an interview.
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A long-lost class ring has made its way home more than five decades after it slipped off its late owner's finger in a Missouri lake.
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They satisfy our narrative needs, resembling the long-lost relatives in Victorian novels who bequeath their fortunes to our heroes and heroines, making their lives bearable.
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She was trying to make a deal to sell a long-lost record by a legendary blues musician, on behalf of one of the musician's descendants.
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Among the speculations circulating the web, many are saying that Arya's fur indicates that she made it to somewhere cold, and hopefully to her long-lost sister.
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"Now that I've retired, I've had a lot more time to think back on it," Falk says about his former long-lost friends and the Vietnam War.
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But things go awry when Woody takes an unexpected detour during Bonnie's family road trip, bringing a reunion with long-lost friend Bo Peep, among other surprises.
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The text and comments are almost as important as the images, as people put their own photos into context, share stories, and reconnect with long-lost friends.
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With Chinese wedding guest lists often topping 500 people, the hall has to be able to fit every long-lost cousin and family friend you can imagine.
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The rich and stylish Crown may be the perfect opposite of McQueen's gritty Detective Frank Bullitt, but the films do have something in common: Long lost cars.
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The exhibition includes colossal sculptures and artifacts recovered from the long-lost cities of Thonis-Heracleion and Canopus, detailing the underwater expeditions led by archaeologist Franck Goddio.
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Boko Haram victim: I cried for someone to help 'Proof of life' recording Rifkatu Ayuba catches sight of her long-lost, desperately missed, now 17-year-old.
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The game reunites Nathan with his "oh, we thought you were dead" big brother, Sam, as they hunt for the long-lost treasure of pirate Henry Avery.
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If anyone questioned Schwartz's brown complexion or curly hair, her family would explain away her appearence as the tenacious genetic legacy of a long-lost Sicilian ancestor.
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The Wildenstein Institute authenticated Paul Gauguin's "Fleurs D'Ete Dans Une Goblet" (ca 1885), a long lost still life painting that was included in the artist's catalogue raisonné.
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On the big screen, more and more directors started to realize that looking perfect in scenes where your long-lost sister spontaneously appears no longer makes sense.
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Davos's mission is far more fun, as he has come to recruit long lost character Gendry, whom we have not seen in three and a half seasons.
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"I was kind of secretly hoping it was going to be this long-lost Miles Brothers film, so I took a chance on it," Mr. Wright said.
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In the fall of 1980, Robert Shafran went off to college in upstate New York and found out he had a long-lost twin named Edward Galland.
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Thus, the resolution of "Abbadon's Gate" pointed toward a long-lost alien civilization that sent the protomolecule (which eventually evolved into the Ring) to our solar system.
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Either Jay Cutler is Kevin Love's long lost, slob of a brother, or the light fixtures in this place are hung like emergency lighting in a mine.
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They yearn for the return to a long-lost "great" version of America that it's safe to guess existed before the implementation of the Civil Rights Act.
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The short film beautifully executes on the style of long-lost pulp movies and thick paperback novels from the 1980s, like Willow or Terry Brooks' Shannara Chronicles.
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Josh Peck stars on the Fox sitcom as Gerald, the long-lost son of a restaurateur played by John Stamos, of Full House and Greek yogurt fame.
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In Anderson's films, nothing — not a super-cool boat or discovering your long-lost dad or capturing a perfect, fleeting moment — brings long-term satisfaction or happiness.
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Adding to the stress were the strangers dropping in, professing to be long-lost relatives or friends who were entitled to some of the property, she said.
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He restored its magnificent pipe organ to long-lost glory and twice saved the entire building — from demolition in the 1970s and from fire in the 1990s.
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The only thing we're missing is long-lost twins who will be reunited at the climax of this unfolding drama — at least as far as we know.
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I love the endless mind-freak of meeting new people in unfamiliar contexts and catching up with long lost old friends when I pass through their cities.
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Early in his first visit, Logan helps an old drunk who falls from a coach and the old man starts to ramble about a long lost treasure.
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Adults in the audience are prodded to recapture their long-lost moviegoing innocence, while their young companions are patiently directed to giggle warmly or gasp in amazement.
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The Pentagon's effort to find and bring home the long-lost American servicemen has been continually stymied by political tensions over North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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This fall, a long-lost theater of the same name reopened its doors here in Paris, and high-profile collaborations are already putting it on the map.
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All the so-called "long lost" relatives of Prince should have to pay to prove they're truly the singer's blood ... according to the bank running his estate.
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Last week, volunteers cleaning the beaches solved the puzzle: The source of the Garfield phones was a long-lost shipping container, nestled in a rocky sea cave.
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Kamel Mennour Gallery highlights the enduring power of chiaroscuro by pairing a long-lost Caravaggio masterpiece with a shimmering site-specific installation by conceptual artist Daniel Buren.
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Instead, she backs into it, charging into a tale of some seemingly unrelated historical anecdote or long-lost news figure that zags unexpectedly toward a news peg.
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Each of the performances I saw began with Silas Riener, the former Cunningham company member, in the 1957 solo "Changeling," another of the long-lost Cunningham dances.
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So is "Sneaky Pete" — the story of a con man who passes himself off as the long-lost grandson of a family that runs a Bridgeport, Conn.
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Jacob finds himself full of "long-lost rage," but his struggle to retain sanity is characterized by an appealing curiosity, a kaleidoscopic storytelling style, and philosophical humor.
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Miller, Canucks nearly shut out Avalanche VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Ryan Miller kept the Canucks in the game long enough for Vancouver to discover some long-lost scoring.
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Accordingly, the album was adorned with hallmarks of Mr. White's style; many of Ms. Elson's tunes sounded like long-lost rockabilly songs played on a dusty Victrola.
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Rini's claim was debunked on Thursday after DNA test results conducted at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital confirmed he was not the long lost boy from Aurora, Illinois.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A painting that a French family found in their attic while investigating a leaky roof may be a long-lost Caravaggio.
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Past lottery winners have discovered the hard way that long-lost friends and family — not to mention complete strangers — can come calling, looking for loans or outright handouts.
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One of the author's best known works is At the Mountains of Madness, which deals with an expedition to Antarctica, which comes across some long-lost alien creatures.
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Kell and Delilah have participated in the Elemental Games, while another London — thought long lost — is coming back to life, and threatens to plunge the world into darkness.
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Wolf referred the painting, to Eric Turquin, an Old Master appraiser based in Paris — already notorious for his role in the confirmation of a long-lost Carvaggio work.
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And considering that she and Swiftie already kind of resemble long-lost sisters, we can only imagine what a side-by-side is going to look like now.
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When, under the eerie gaze of a prowling cat, Minghui gathers shards of moonlight and learns the future from a long-lost almanac, post-Mao "mythorealism" falls away.
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Just be cautious, you may find yourself writing a postcard to a long lost friend and using an old Crayon (melted in a spoon) to jazz it up.
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Over the past two seasons, we've watched Sansa reunite with her long-lost siblings Arya, Jon, and Bran, but she didn't weep when she saw any of them.
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Now that her real son is out of the way, Chic – if that is his real name – is free to continue pretending to be the long lost Cooper.
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For starters, Chic thinks that a healthy way to bond with his long-lost, 16-year-old sister Betty (Lili Reinhart) is to indoctrinate her into webcam work.
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The crumbling ruins look like architectural marvels from a long-lost civilization; intricate symbols are carved into stone columns, while grass and weeds jut out from ancient bricks.
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Those of you who have been fearing the inevitable tense political debate with a long-lost relative that happens every Thanksgiving can rest assured: there is an alternative.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive sneak peek at Monday night's episode of TLC's Long Lost Family, Daniel learns about the daughter, Kendra Poland, he unknowingly fathered three decades ago.
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This week, Fabio Malaver, 53, a household butler, clutched a Mulberry suit bag and scoured the wall displays for an exact match to replace a long-lost button.
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In fact, the actress's throwback photo demonstrates that not only did she help pioneer this look, but she also just might be the KarJenner family's long lost sibling.
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He didn't remember her beyond the vignettes of memory afforded to him, and yet he clung to each of those like a love letter from someone long-lost.
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Related: When an Unplayable Record Preserves a Long-Lost Language | Conservation Lab How to Keep Kinetic Art Moving | Conservation Lab How Replicas Could Save Threatened Artworks | Conservation Lab
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One she keeps going back to is the land of the Jolly Green Giant, who leads her through verdant fields and reunites her with her long-lost daughter.
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In this issue, Fritzi is in the middle of a divorce from her wife, Pipo, and connects with her long lost daughter who is an adult film star.
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Long lost leftovers go forgotten until it's hard for anyone to avoid the stench, unorganized stackers become apparent, and inevitably, someone's precious food or condiment will be violated.
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Pissed-off, lonely, and and huffy as hell, this new LP from Burnt Palms is something you could expect to find in Angela Chase's long-lost cassette player.
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The drawn-out firing of Pruitt was stalled for months by Republicans enamored with his anti-regulatory push, but he'd long lost the President's confidence amid negative headlines.
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Such normative transformations can only come from within, from the will of local actors to change long-embedded habits, overcome longstanding enmities or restore long-lost political traditions.
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On Twitter, he often pokes fun at the habit some Middle Easterners have of claiming long-lost civilizations like the Phoenicians and the Assyrians as their cultural ancestors.
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Democrats attacking the President for reaching out to Russia, but we uncovered some long lost footage of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who did the exact same thing.
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With hints that BoJack will be reunited with a long-lost daughter, both the show and the man horse have a huge opportunity this season to grow up.
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Trump treated Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, much more brutal with internal enemies than his predecessor Hosni Mubarak, whom he helped remove, like a long lost friend.
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Maybe if — against all odds — J.K. Rowling delivers on a Harry Potter: The Later Years follow up there could be some crazy long lost twin plot worked in.
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Thanks to the frosty terrain, scientists have been able to study unusually complete specimens for such a long-lost creature, skin and soft tissue preserved in the permafrost.
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That is where a program like Illinois, which has long lost more games than it has won, might need more than an N.F.L. coach is required to provide.
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Not long ago I wrote an article about a documentary movie based on a long-lost and unusually intimate interview with David Ben-Gurion, Israel's founding prime minister.
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Some in the news media have tried in recent days to rekindle their long-lost love affair with former MI6900 agent Christopher Steele and his now infamous dossier.
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It's an auctioneer's dream: a man walks in off the street with a jumble of drawings and mixed in is a long-lost work by Leonardo da Vinci.
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Based on cartoons by Charles Addams, this dark comedy centers on the macabre Addams family, whose members open their doors to a long-lost Uncle Fester (Christopher Lloyd).
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For now, the man at the center of the recent celebrations has chosen to remain anonymous, even as his long-lost family is eager to welcome him home.
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In this case, it's Dominic West (as Lara's long-lost father, a role previously played by Ms. Jolie's real dad, Jon Voight), Walton Goggins and Kristin Scott Thomas.
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In 2005, she went to Berlin to see the new Holocaust Memorial to six million Jews killed in the war, and she inquired about her long-lost friend.
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That's the soul behind Miracle Messages, a non-profit that developed a novel way to help homeless people find and communicate with long-lost family members and friends.
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Read: A collection of long-lost Zora Neale Hurston stories and a novel about a migrant's journey across Mexico are among 10 books to watch for in January.
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He befriends an explorer named Sir Lionel Frost and an adventurer Adelina Fortnight, to help him find his long-lost relatives in the fabled valley of Shangri-La.
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Blasio enlists TLC's Long Lost Family co-hosts Lisa Joyner and Chris Jacobs to solve a decades-old mystery, reunite birth families and ultimately help them find closure.
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That turned out to be awfully handy for police, who are increasingly using the same algorithms that can locate biological parents and long-lost cousins to solve crimes.
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We decided to ask my partner's grandmother if she had ever heard this long-lost name, carefully printing out ship manifests and citizenship documents to prove our findings.
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Yet experts say that protecting your privacy is one of the most important ways to protect your windfall from scammers and long-lost friends or relatives seeking a handout.
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We spit into DNA kits, travel to homelands, dabble in religion, and Facebook message our long-lost biological fathers, all in an effort to figure out who we are.
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Next came the costume change into a sparkle dress, and boy, if you told us at that point that this was actually Swift's long-lost sister, we'd believe you.
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See MASONS story MNROLLS; A bride arrived at church in a vintage Rolls Royce that belonged to a long-lost relative - after discovering it while researching her family history.
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After help from hundreds of strangers and one hopelessly romantic airline, WWII veteran Norwood Thomas has made it to New Zealand to reunite with his long, lost wartime girlfriend.
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Photo: Getty On Wednesday, auction records were shattered when an anonymous buyer spent $21500 million to be the proud owner of a "long lost" painting "by" Leonardo da Vinci.
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Gibson's script isn't exactly a long-lost secret: it's floated around the internet for years, but an audio drama will bring it nearly to what it was originally intended.
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At the end of the film it is revealed that the cursed servants of Beast's castle actually have some long lost family members living in the village like Mrs.
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Whether it's a favorite romantic pairing, a death-defying dragon battle sequence, or long-lost family reunions, showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss are giving fans what they want.
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While the canvas survived its misuse, the original stretcher for the massive and geometrically unique painting — more than 10 feet high and 21 feet wide — has been long lost.
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Sverrir Gudnason will play Blomkvist, and Sylvia Hoeks (an evil replicant in Blade Runner 21996) will play Salander's long-lost twin sister, who is a villain in the story.
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LONG-LOST DARK AGE KINGDOM DISCOVERED IN SOUTHERN SCOTLAND Mary's hidden portrait was discovered by Dr. Caroline Rae, a research fellow at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London.
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A long lost copper engraving by Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528) was returned to the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart after it resurfaced at a flea market in the French town of Sarrebourg.
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Between Kerr and Potts' claims and another man coming forward alleging he is a long-lost heir, the fate of the estate is far from close to being resolved.
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From funny anecdotes from his ex-boyfriends, to long lost footage of McQueen messing around in the studio, the film shows a candid look at the multifaceted designer's life.
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But three years ago, Paul, 90, began sending his long lost love sweet messages and rose bouquets once he learned that Lauris lost her spouse, as he also did.
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World Premiere Pop Aye / Singapore, Thailand (Director and screenwriter: Kirsten Tan) — On a chance encounter, a disenchanted architect bumps into his long-lost elephant on the streets of Bangkok.
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On top of that, Star-Lord is harboring serious daddy issues — the severity of which we didn't know about until Ego, his long-lost father, arrives on the scene.
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Unlike most long-lost family photos, Ivashintsova's 30,000 images show a unique aesthetic, one that she hid from her loved ones, inviting comparisons to Chicago street photographer Vivian Maier.
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We've only met in real life once before, but he greeted me at the door a few minutes earlier with a full-body hug, like a long-lost cousin.
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This was my chance, after all, to rekindle my long-lost love of the chill exploration game I pined for (and sort of, almost got with the first iteration).
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When another person might be inclined to go for a warm handshake, I've got my arms flung open wide like I'm greeting a long-lost relative at the airport.
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" Cry told BuzzFeed News that they're doing what long-lost best friends do, exchanging stories to make sure the other is "caught up on life and school and everything.
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Luke Skywalker, long lost in exile, steps into the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon, the ship that first carried him away from his hardscrabble go-nowhere life on Tatooine.
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Dana puts you in a long-lost world full of sailors; Slocum is more like Thoreau in Walden — it's just him, his yawl and the immensity of the sea.
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One of those long-lost stories, "A Room on the Garden Side," is being published for the first time in The Strand Magazine with permission from the Hemingway estate.
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There were stories of long-lost friends next to struggles at work, moments of historical significance flowing into prosaic family vignettes: kaleidoscopic portals into moments of my grandfather's life.
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Even if a massive digitization program had been in place, it would likely not have extended to forgotten bubble-gum singles, disco one-offs and other long-lost nonstarters.
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"I've gotten calls from a lot of long-lost people since the movie opened," said Adam Brody, who kept his cameo secret until the movie's release earlier this month.
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Carravagio's long-lost "Judith and Holofernes" (circa 210) was discovered in 217 in the attic of a large house in Toulouse while the homeowners were investigating a leaky roof.
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It is hard to overstate how shocked the people who study rice were to learn that the long-lost American hill rice was alive and growing in the Caribbean.
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We settled on a 10-day journey through the small Caucasus country of Georgia, with a swing through neighboring Turkey, in search of the long-lost kingdom of Tao.
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The Family Matching System pairs other users with similar genetic make-up, so if you're looking for a long lost sibling, there's a decent chance you'll find them here.
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With the 18-year war having long lost any sense of clear front-lines, carnage can strike anywhere from a mosque to a wedding hall to a country road.
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The amnesiac title character of "Anastasia," who may or may not be the long-lost daughter of the last Russian czar, isn't alone in suffering a serious identity crisis.
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The most notable new addition is Star Fox 2, the long-lost Star Fox sequel that Nintendo dug out of its archives for the SNES Classic Edition mini console.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After a decade of anticipation, The Diary, a long-lost solo album by late hip-hop legend J Dilla, was released last month.
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The fact that some 352 years later, a badass humanoid aquanaut robot named OceanOne would dive down to La Lune to shine a light on the long-lost wreckage.
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It was the long-lost love of her life from 93 years ago, who had left her instead of marrying her because his Jewish mother threatened to disown him.
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From a cheek swab, these companies scan millions of spots on a person's genome and generate information on where your ancestors came from, and even identify long-lost relatives.
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Naturally, fans are in a tizzy trying to figure out what this Fenty-focused project is and how Rihanna's long lost twin has flown well under the radar until now.
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The supermodel/ television host/ cookbook author formerly known as Chrissy Teigen should hereby be referred to as Khrissy Teigen, as she is obviously a long-lost member of the Kardashians.
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Newcomer Christy Altomare plays Anya — an 18-year-old amnesiac orphan who, with the help of a con-man Dmitry (Derek Klena), poses as the long-lost Grand Duchess Anastasia.
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The action starts when Croft discovers a video left behind by her long-lost father, who warns of the cursed tomb and asks her to protect it by destroying documents.
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I watched her join Facebook and engage — first shyly, asking my youngest brother to post photos for her, and now zealously — with relatives, long-lost friends, and a wider world.
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This curiosity dates back to a long-lost time when most of the world's zinc smelters were pyrometallurgical and typically could only extract that amount of metal from the concentrate.
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Beyond your origins, you also access the largest online collection of records for further insight and the chance to discover long lost relatives to invite to the next backyard barbecue.
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Much more of Dory goes down on dry land, mostly in and around a seaside aquatic rehabilitation center where the titular blue tang Dory has tracked her long-lost parents.
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In November 2017, Justin Goldberg, a successful entertainment executive, was introduced to the possibility of a long-lost twin when his daughter ran into his doppelganger at a fruit market.
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No one, except the scientists who orchestrated the study, know how many other sets of twins and triplets may be out there, completely unaware they have long-lost identical siblings.
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Fans were even convinced he must be a long lost relative of John Stamos, and that his impeccably coiffed hair could rival the likes of Uncle Jesse from Full House.
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But unlike most long-lost family photos, the 30,000 images show a unique aesthetic, one that Ivashintsova hid from her loved ones, inviting comparisons to Chicago street photographer Vivian Maier.
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The instruction booklet's long lost, and the cart rattles, but if I plug it into my second-model Mega Drive, it works just as it did over 230 years ago.
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Several years ago, divers off the Greek island of Zakynthos came across what looked like ancient columns and column bases, perhaps the remains of an long-lost civilization now underwater.
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The reunions will be held at Mount Kumgang, the two sides said, with 100 people from each side to be chosen to meet long-lost relatives from the other side.
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TV was my scryer's ball, my very own palantír, and, Denethor-like, I consulted it feverishly, searching for signs of my long-lost dad and the new world to come.
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An elderly Christian woman named Elshiva mistakes the reanimated corpse for her long-lost son Daniel, who was dragged off 20 years ago to fight Iran and never came home.
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Recognizing the anarchic beauty lurking in these tableaus, which juxtaposed images of smiling office workers against falling bombs and fighter jets, Krasner created long-lost photomontages based on similar ideas.
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On The Flash, that found family has been at the heart of the show since its start — through betrayals and the addition of some long-lost siblings and surly dopplegangers.
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It also doubles down on Gru, the supervillain-turned-family-man voiced by Steve Carell – it turns out he's got a long-lost twin brother, Dru, also voiced by Carell.
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The trailer for the upcoming movie, which centers on Nemo's friend Dory searching for her long-lost parents, features two women together who some have interpreted as a lesbian couple.
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Somehow both geometric and wildly rampageous, the copper and aluminum sculptures look like the kind of long-lost technologies that protagonists stumble across on deserted alien worlds in Mass Effect.
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But The Carmilla Movie isn't really interested in exploring any residual connection or conflict between Carmilla and her long-lost love, or in seriously challenging the happiness of its OTP.
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After a heartbreaking 20 years apart, Claire finally travels back in time to reunite with her long-lost love Jamie in the 1780s — and they reunite with a beautiful kiss.
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Although The Flower Thief is firmly entrenched in the Beat milieu, with Rice's use of fast- and slow-motion, it feels like a long-lost film from the silent era.
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The stars were Hollywood A-listers: Humphrey Bogart as Rick; Ingrid Bergman as his long-lost love, Ilsa; and Paul Henreid as her husband, the heroic resistance leader Victor Laszlo.
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The film sees Pitt's astronaut Roy McBride blasting into deep space on a mission to save the world and find his long-lost astronaut father, played by Tommy Lee Jones.
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LINZ, Austria — A long-lost pencil drawing of two reclining women by the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt has resurfaced in a former secretary's home here, tucked away in a closet.
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Kang Ying, now in her late twenties, traveled with her husband and children to Chengdu Tuesday, where she was greeted by her long-lost family and a large media scrum.
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In the promo for episode 3, "The Queen's Justice," Jon Snow and Davos Seaworth finally make it to Dragonstone, but will Dany and her long-lost secret nephew get along?
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Then, he regaled crowds with broad promises of revitalizing US manufacturing, returning long-lost manufacturing jobs to the US and aggressively confronting foreign trade abuses by China and other countries.
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A collection of long-lost Zora Neale Hurston stories, a heart-stopping novel about a migrant's journey across Mexico, a look at the crisis facing America's working class and more.
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In the movie "Woman in Gold," Helen Mirren plays a Jewish woman who fights for the return of her family's long-lost art collection that was stolen by the Nazis.
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DNA Test Kit Creating a family tree is something most people have on their bucket list — gift her the possibility of discovering a long-lost cousin with a 23andMe kit.
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Bigfoot could potentially be the link to a long lost past — what we would have been if we hadn't become civilized, and started farming, and put on pants every morning.
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In cases like this, the council's solicitor will try to locate these long-lost friends and family, a process that can take several months, using family trees and an extensive database.
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Since then, the company had scaled back its ambitions to providing mostly hereditary data—including a social media component to connect you with long lost family who also took the test.
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The Pearson kids just reunited with their long-lost uncle Nicky (Griffin Dunne), but now, the creative team behind This Is Us has put a ticking clock on the NBC series.
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After three days of travel, American WWII veteran Norwood Thomas was finally reunited with his long-lost wartime sweetheart Joyce Durrant in Adelaide, Australia, on Wednesday – after over 70 years apart.
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Go back to enjoying your reverse Milkshake Duck while you can, before he turns out to have a sordid past that will make this all seem like a long-lost dream.
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The first Ace Attorney features a TV producer who speaks entirely in lolspeak, for instance, and in 2019, that kind of language feels like it comes from a long-lost era.
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Ambrosia acquires blood plasma from people under the age of 25, and, via a transfusion, puts that plasma into older people looking to regain a bit of their long-lost vitality.
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Therisod, who mostly gets calls to work on mechanical safes with forgotten or long-lost combinations, has been hired by siblings feuding over estates, quarreling couples and federal law-enforcement officials.
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A world of winged dinosaurs, soaring and chatting back and forth, their different local dialects inflected here and there with the occasional broken shards of a long lost one: ''Hey, sweetheart.
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But in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, none of that matters as much as the central friendship, an unlikely partnership that could only have happened in a moment long lost.
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When we left off from The Force Awakens in 2015, Rey finally comes face-to-face with Luke on the island of Ahch-To, returning his long-lost lightsaber to him.
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The Russian shtetl in the long-lost, newly reconstructed Yiddish operetta "The Golden Bride" has a dreamy look about it, all latticework and whitewash, like the setting for a garden party.
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But Rini's claim was debunked on Thursday after DNA test results conducted at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital confirmed he was not the long-lost boy, law enforcement officials said last week.
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In another stunning twist, Smith reveals himself as Alice's long-lost son, Charles, whom she shared with FP Jones, Jughead's dad, making Smith a half-brother to both him and Betty.
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There are strange moments involving time-travel, tense conflicts between parents and their children, heartbreak over long-lost lovers, and, of course, overly dramatic monologues about the fate of the world.
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IN AN early scene in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi", Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) is handed his long-lost lightsaber—only to toss it over his shoulder and walk away. Sacrilege!
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Ruth was actually the one who directed the pilot episode after Sam went off the deep end as a result of, you know, finding out he has a long-lost daughter.
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The game's primary character is a weedy censorship bureau employee named Arthur Hastings, who goes off his Joy when a newspaper story dredges up old memories of his long-lost brother.
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The project started in the late 80s when the photographer traveled to the country to find long-lost relatives, and continued through the restoration of US-Cuba diplomatic relations in 2015.
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That 30-stanza poem was a part of a larger volume of work that included a long-lost composition written by Mozart, Salieri and relatively unknown composer Cornetti, the foundation said.
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Ginger the dog may be a rebel, but she's also resourceful, and now the formerly long-lost pet has been reunited with her family after three years in the Iowa woods.
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But in an exquisite moment, Chiron picks up the phone to find Kevin (André Holland), his long-lost friend and the only man who's ever touched him, on the other end.
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We are given to believe that Shivaay ends all of Bulgaria's trafficking crime in one day and that the rescued women meet their long-lost families over one Skype phone call.
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Its decision to bog itself down in the hoariest soap clichés — pregnant women getting pushed down staircases, long-lost family members materializing out of the ether — was a self-inflicted wound.
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Kabir must now revisit those ghosts, avenge his mentor and face his deadliest enemies back in Balochistan while racing against time to save both his country and his long lost love.
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Iran is a failed state, and having long lost hope for any kind of reform emerging from within the ruling mullahs, the people are anticipating the perfect opportunity for regime change.
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This year, the foyer of Jacob Pillow's larger theater, the first in America built specifically for dance and bearing Shawn's name, has an exhibition of long-lost photographs of its construction.
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The internet is home to millions of wacky theories, from people who say Katy Perry is the long-lost JonBenét Ramsey to those who believe Stevie Wonder is not actually blind.
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Like most soaps, Passions leaned into the dramatics —long-lost children, family secrets, evil siblings, and forbidden loves galore— constantly reinventing itself to keep storylines fresh and their core audiences rapt.
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Steps from the pie stall, Chirowa's husband cooks gochi gochi—Zimabwean charcoal-grilled steak strips served with a tart tomato salad that must be pico de gallo's chunky, long-lost twin.
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Why it matters: For many years, becoming "connected" has been the zeitgeist — to long-lost family, friends, whole new communities, potential business partners at home and abroad, perhaps a romantic interest.
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Those long-lost images, miraculously recovered by Tan two decades after their disappearance, would send her on a quest to reconnect with her former collaborators and make sense of her past.
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Inside the List In the summer of 1994, not long after finishing her dissertation, Deborah Harkness stumbled on a long-lost manuscript in the stacks of Oxford's centuries-old Bodleian Library.
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"When I was young," he said, as if describing a long-lost way of life in the bustling harbor village, "we did not wade lupine fields to get up our mountain."
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The self-driving boat is used to map the ocean floor, and can assist crews in finding long-lost wrecks, like the famous Ohio in Lake Huron, as The Verge reported.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A double-sided drawing by Leonardo da Vinci, believed to be his study for a long-lost painting of St. Sebastian, has resurfaced in France.
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You may know me as Bilbo Baggins's long-lost little sister, but in my spare time I talk tech, and you're listening to Recode Decode from the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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The player lands on an alien planet with the hopes of finding their long lost sibling, before being pushed into a variety of situations, where they're given a selection of choices.
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The kids from P.S. 118 head to the jungles of the fictional Central American republic of San Lorenzo, where a field trip turns into a search for Arnold's long lost parents.
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She was at first credited with recovering Ms. Lee's long lost novel, and recounted how she discovered the manuscript for "Watchman" in a safe deposit box in the summer of 2014.
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Blast from the past A long-lost purse is serving as a time capsule after a custodian discovered it wedged between a locker and a wall at an Ohio middle school.
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And instead of coming from a vault, your protagonist is an unfrozen passenger on the Hope, a long-lost ship that apparently holds some of Earth's brightest minds in suspended animation.
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Stravinsky's long-lost "Funeral Song," which he wrote as a 26-year-old in 1908 in memory of his teacher, Rimsky-Korsakov, was rediscovered just two years ago by Russian musicologists.
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In an episode aptly named Pure, the main character Shay (Jahkara Smith) is attending a purity retreat for the first time ever with her long lost absentee dad, Kyle (Jim Klock).
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On Tuesday, Thrones fan site Watchers on the Wall shared an image of Maisie Williams in a makeup trailer alongside none other than her long-lost brother Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright).
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They feed our curiosity to know more about who we are and can also provide us with practical information by connecting us to long-lost relatives and understanding family health history.
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Pitched as an ancient ruin of a long-lost Mesoamerican civilization that is seen pushing up through overgrown treetops, secrets, surprising discoveries, and mystical artifacts will be transported to the present.
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Even as long-lost relatives discover one another, individuals have learned that their biological fathers are not the men they believed, that their ethnic backgrounds are not what they were told.
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Fielder also partners with a Bill Gates impersonator determined to track down his long-lost love, which seems sweet until it starts to look like the guy might be a stalker.
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Given the sheer amount of works created by Monet in this one location, it's not ludicrous to suggest that Manza Gallery may have obtained a long-lost cousin to the cohort.
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A MINUS Jimi Hendrix: Rainbow Bridge (Experience Hendrix/Legacy) This long-lost, new-to-CD album followed The Cry of Love in 1971, when slavemaster Mike Jeffery and some Warner Bros.
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Now imagine they use the names and phone numbers — along with years of recorded photos and memories — to defraud now-elderly people by convincingly pretending to be a long-lost acquaintance.
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Behati Prinsloo's husband, Adam Levine, posted a photo of a long lost "Uncle Shalom" back in the 70's and no one on the internet can make heads or tails of it.
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One of many half-developed strands concerns Derek's reunion with his long-lost son, Derek Jr. (Cyrus Arnold), a chubby, smart boy holed up in a Roman orphanage who despises his father.
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Leave it to Game of Thrones to suddenly spring on us some long lost characters in literally the last half hour of the series: Enter Tobias Menzies Game of Thrones character, Edmure.
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The buzz about the book of long-lost children's songs reached the wife of the Afghan ambassador to the United States, who decided to launch the book at the embassy in Washington.
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But apparently the "no love" rule has only been broken one time — the relationship between Eric (Hemsworth) and Sara (Jessica Chastain, as Eric's long-lost wife) that we see in the movie.
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The unlikely food combination leads them to unearth a few other random things they have in common, and they soon realize they're long-lost twins, which set the movie's plot into motion.
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We've seen plenty of evidence of this, from the crescent moon-shaped scars on her palms to her becoming a web cam girl in order to bond with her long-lost brother.
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These defiles sometimes open on surprises: dunes of black and gold sand, a roaring river writhing with strange white shapes, a long-lost Cabinet of Mineralogy belonging to a School of Mines.
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Wolverine is also changed dramatically by the story, regaining his long-lost memories, which could give Marvel an opportunity to recast the character, since Hugh Jackman says he's done with the role.
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Even in the individual portraits, their pictures map relationships and reveal a rootedness — a pride in human company and immediate spaces that seem like ways of life from a long-lost era.
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But every once in a while you press the lever and you get something exciting—an email from a long lost friend…And it's those random rewards…that we find so addictive.
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Halfway through the season, fans realized that what we thought we were watching — a horror documentary set at the former site of the long-lost colony of Roanoke — was actually something else.
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So, on The Daily Show Wednesday night, Trevor Noah provided a little explainer on the gaffe-prone, pro-Brexit, former foreign secretary who's been publicly backed by Trump, his long lost twin.
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Netflix fired back by pulling out of the festival altogether, after it refused to distribute its movies, including Orson Welles's long-lost The Other Side of the Wind and Alfonso Cuaron's Roma.
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I'll pop in my DVD of Season 1's first episode, "The Man Trap," a taut (total production cost: $185,401) thriller about a salt-sucking alien, mistaken identity and long-lost passion.
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But it wasn't until Macfarlane recently began using DNA ancestry tests to search for his long-lost birth father that he uncovered an even bigger surprise: Robinson is actually his biological brother.
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The Weinstein Company's "Lion," a drama about a man who uses Google Earth to reunite with his long-lost family, debuted to $128,368 in four theaters for a $32,092 per-screen average.
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Tilda Swinton stars as the rocker, Matthias Schoenaerts is her partner, and Ralph Fiennes is an old flame, a record producer, who shows up with his sexy, long-lost daughter (Dakota Johnson).
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A doctoral student at University of Houston has unearthed a long-lost novel by Walt Whitman that the poet published under a pseudonym in the early 1850s, the New York Times reports.
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A bidding war at the auction house north of Paris saw the work soar past its estimate as collectors battled to secure the long-lost painting by the late 13th-century artist.
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Another of-the-moment element of "Charmed" is that its heroines are all Latina, something Madeleine Mantock ("The Tomorrow People"), who plays long-lost sister Macy, said she still can't quite believe.
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DNA samples already donated by those seeking long-lost family members could be used to identify remains, he said, and many more donors may yet come forward — both in Ireland and abroad.
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The Putin he talked about sounded less like a human being and more like a long-lost king, reawakened and brought to our reality to guide us into some new, beautiful kingdom.
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When his mother finds a way to bring them to Puerto Rico for a week, Marcus is thrilled; he will be able to track down and connect with his long-lost father.
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She's searching for her long-lost brother Dylan, but beyond that we have no idea why she is there, or what this agency is that she thinks might know something about Dylan.
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Philip Gossett, a musicologist whose shoe-leather detective work in musty archives and Italian villas helped bring long-lost operas back to the stage, died on Tuesday at his home in Chicago.
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In Chicago, Malú, whose parents are divorced, pines for her father, Michael, who, conjuring a long-lost Nick Hornby character, lives in an apartment above his record shop back home in Florida.
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After encountering Aidy Bryant trapped in creepy vines and watching Beck Bennett get devoured by a Demogorgon, Harbour came across a long lost Davidson, 25, much to the excitement of the audience.
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The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, has acquired a long-lost early version of Eugène Delacroix's famed 1834 masterpiece, "Women of Algiers in Their Apartment," that hangs at the Louvre in Paris.
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The star of the latest "Gold" is Matthew McConaughey, who has already blessed our screens with "Sahara" (2005) and "Fool's Gold" (2008), both of which found him hunting for long-lost booty.
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In an initiative to cut the world's dependency on major crops like wheat and rice - Britain's Prince Charles has launched the Forgotten Foods Network to rediscover long-lost crops, fruit and vegetables.
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Clinton's Facebook page — she even volunteers for her campaign — saw an ad seeking donations from Mr. Trump on her Facebook feed between family photos and updates from long-lost high school classmates.
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In the final moments of the new film, Grindelwald reveals a crucial secret to Credence: Credence is the long-lost younger brother of Albus Dumbledore himself — and his real name is Aurelius.
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So, maybe the Academy drama brings us back to a long-lost era, activating a temps perdu when art had to shock the bourgeoisie in order to give birth to the New.
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And instead of recognizing those concerns, Trump has mischaracterized the movement for black lives as anti-cop — cop killers, who, by extension, are an example of what America's long lost "greatness" stands against.
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The Petro has been met with skepticism from both crypto-enthusiasts as well as average Venezuelans who have long lost faith that the government responsible for their problems is capable of solving them.
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The new sitcom—in which a beleaguered man (Mitchell) is reunited with a long-lost, and insufferably smarmy, foster brother (Webb)—reprises the superego-vs-id dynamic the pair is so beloved for.
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Currently, the actress voices the indomitable and independent Adelina Fortnight, an explorer who accompanies Hugh Jackman's Sir Lionel Frost and Zach Galifianakis' Mr. Link to find Link's long-lost relatives, in Missing Link.
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New Yorker staff writer Lepore recounts her search for the long-lost longest book ever written: a century-old manuscript by madman and scholar Joe Gould called The Oral History of Our Time.
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Ever since fans learned that Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart) has a long-lost brother, fans have speculated about when we would see the character pop up on Riverdale — and who would play him.
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The discovery of Ezra's long-lost love could be enough to pump the brakes on an Ezria wedding, but fans have discovered a clue suggesting these two may be getting hitched after all.
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Currently, the actress voices the indomitable and independent Adelina Fortnight, an explorer who accompanies Hugh Jackman's Sir Lionel Frost and Zach Galifianakis' Mr. Link to find Link's long-lost relatives, in Missing Link.
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Thrifting is fun enough on its own, but what really bumps it to the next level is if you take the time to get to know the history behind those long-lost treasures.
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Bear with me, but I'm convinced that Mary Adler of 2017's Gifted is the long-lost, left-brained cousin of Roald Dahl's Matilda, made famous by his novel and the 1996 movie.
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PARIS — It seems almost too good to be true: A long-lost Caravaggio worth millions is discovered languishing in an attic in France, unseen by the family that had lived there for generations.
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" He added: "President Luis Guillermo Solís of Costa Rica greeted her as if she was a long-lost relative, and that's why Akin Gump has done well to hire a very special person.
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She has prepared a new translation of the speech for Mr. Mortensen to read, based on a long-lost French typescript she recently found in the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale.
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A long-lost painting by late 13th century Italian master artist Cimabue just sold for a record €24.2 million (or $26.8 million), after a bidding war at the Actéon antiques auction on Sunday.
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First, journalist Kristine McKenna maps a rich biography derived from extensive interviews she conducted with 90 people who were in Lynch's life, from long-lost friends and ex-wives to actors and agents.
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Ladies, can't you see that you are long-lost twins, and the workroom is the summer camp at which you will find each other and plot a trap to reunite your drag parents?
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A newly released follow-up fleshes out the character's back story, as the boxer and bicyclist goes against the wishes of Kristin Scott Thomas to search for her long-lost father (Dominic West).
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In my own experiences with the alt-right, I have been treated to all of these contradictions — in so many variations that they have long lost their power to shock, scare or disturb.
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Throughout the entire series, Meyer Offerman, played by Al Pacino, has been Jonah's mentor, long-lost grandfather, and the ringleader of the hunters, the Nazi-hunting team at the center of the series.
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A man walks in off the street, opens a portfolio of drawings, and there, mixed in with the jumble of routine low-value items, is a long-lost work by Leonardo da Vinci.
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Image: GizmodoIf your efforts to track down long-lost relatives and obscure musicians (or anyone else you're looking for on the web) stop at Googling their name then you've come to the right place.
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This time there's a bizarre, and uncharacteristic for the franchise, secondary plot that involves the return of Fa[t] Amy's long-lost father (John Lithgow), who has a murky past and an ulterior motive.
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That's what happened to Anthony Allen, an Ohio man whose story will be told on Monday night in the latest episode of TLC's Long Lost Family, which follows people reunited with their biological relatives.
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Haddish did — a lot — but Winfrey never responded, and the comedian thought she lost her chance to bond with her "Auntie O." But leave it to DeGeneres to reunite the long lost soul sisters.
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And after Durrant's search went viral, a GoFundMe page was started and Air New Zealand offered to sponsor a trip for Thomas to visit his long-lost love in her hometown of Adelaide, Australia.
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Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler, and Diane Keaton team up in this instant classic, reuniting as long lost friends and taking down the men who have wronged them – all while donning stunning coordinated power suits.
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Rick and Morty may not be returning for "a really long time," according Sunday's season finale, but the long-lost McDonald's dipping sauce the show made famous is heading back to restaurants this month.
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Dinklage has picked up two Emmy Awards and one Golden Globe for his portrayal of Tyrion Lannister, while Clarke plays Daenerys Targaryen (Harington's current love interest and, ahem, long-lost aunt on the show).
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A long-lost composition by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was recently discovered by a musicologist in the archives of the National Museum in Prague and was performed Tuesday for the first time since being rediscovered.
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The upcoming sci-fi drama sees Pitt's astronaut Roy McBride blasting out of Earth's atmosphere on a mission to save the world and find his long-lost astronaut father, played by Tommy Lee Jones.
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The internet is speculating that his promise to bring a "gift" to Cersei (Lena Headey) means the return of a long lost character: Gendry, the bastard son of Robert Baratheon played by Joe Dempsie.
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Some Republicans have balked at the idea of adding to the deficit, and Democrats have recently rediscovered their long-lost fiscally conservative wing after a near-doubling of the national debt on their watch.
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Reuniting with her long-lost child (and, technically, one of the best claims to the throne after Jon) would give Cersei reason to fight alongside everyone else to defend Westeros against the White Walkers.
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Leonardo's works do show a striking fixation on androgyny, a term often used about his figures—a fixation that became unignorable with the rediscovery, in the nineteen-nineties, of a long-lost pornographic drawing.
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The plot devices of "Belgravia" will be familiar to anyone who has a passing acquaintance with Victorian fiction: There are missing papers, duplicitous ladies' maids, gambling debts, dubious marriage lines and long-lost heirs.
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Alex was rightfully skeptical when I mentioned how much I liked LONG LOST FATHER as an entry, but a little soap opera research (it's such a common trope) made us both happy with it.
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It's the one where Veronica reunites Mac's eventual love interest Max with his long-lost girlfriend only to learn that the girlfriend is a sex worker, and then she gets super judgmental about prostitution.
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One of the ways they reflect this is by presenting objects from certain cultures — African and Native American, among others — as the ethnographic remains of long-lost societies, rather than representative of living traditions.
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Here's where we learn how Sherlock failed to recognize his long-lost sister during their drug-fueled all-nighter the previous episode: He's somehow blocked out any memory of her existence from his mind.
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Instead, we get the tired old, other Arthur, a plebe destined for royalty, who, here, is put on a quest to find some long-lost trident that will help prove him King of Atlantis.
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But when you finally do get her talking, it's like conversing with a long-lost friend, especially if she puts one of her "delicious little sausages" — her daughter Frankie, almost 3 — on the phone.
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So, as you should be doing anyway, keep your social-media head on swivel the next time your long lost friend pops up on Twitter asking for just a tad bid of financial help.
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Still, if you squint, you can see what the creative team was going for—a deep dive into the muck of a long-lost Manhattan, all bets off, no safe places, no trigger warnings.
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Genome Hackers Show No One's DNA is Anonymous AnymoreAs more people spit in tubes and upload their DNA to the internet in search of long-lost relatives, the window on genetic privacy is closing.
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Ancestry Sites Could Soon Expose Nearly Anyone's Identity, Researchers SayImage: PDPics ((Pixabay)Genetic testing has helped plenty of people gain insight into their ancestry, and some services even help users find their long-lost relatives.
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But Dora's explorer senses kick in when she's forced back into the jungle to save her parents and solve the mystery of the long-lost city of gold –— with the help of some new friends.
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The "My Heart Will Go On" singer, 50, posted a photo of herself looking something like a long-lost Olsen twin in a JW Anderson dress, Gucci scarf, Dior sunglasses and Saint Laurent shoes today.
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A sense of mischief runs through its pages, whether in the form of erotic stills from long-lost gay movies, the platforming of marginalized filmmakers, or the rebellious act of challenging cinema's heteronormative status quo.
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Whether you're trying to identify a suspect or a genetic disease or a long-lost relative, it involves comparing one genome to another, hunting for telling similarities or variabilities among billions of letters of DNA.
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Four months after the second supersonic parachute disappointment, Rob Manning lifted Clark's spirits with some good news: By sleuthing around the internet, he'd finally located the long-lost films of the last Viking parachute test.
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That moment when you're so engulfed in a film, and it suddenly turns dark or sad— maybe your favorite character's long lost love dies—and you feel that tightness in the back of your throat.
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They thought that moment had finally arrived when a funeral was scheduled last October for two long-lost children — Czarevitch Alexei and Grand Duchess Maria, whose remains were found in nearby woods many years later.
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The 40-year-old actress voices the indomitable and independent Adelina Fortnight, an explorer who accompanies Hugh Jackman's Sir Lionel Frost and Zach Galifianakis' Mr. Link to find Link's long-lost relatives, in Missing Link.
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However, when a long-lost colonial world called Laconia reestablishes contact, it offers a violent new vision for the future of humanity, which could change the Solar System and the crew of the Rocinante forever.
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Ben Brantley, The New York Times The amnesiac title character of Anastasia, who may or may not be the long-lost daughter of the last Russian czar, isn't alone in suffering a serious identity crisis.
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Anyone else think this crew warrants a sequel to The Lion King, or at least a Netflix series about Simba going on a road trip to meet his fashionable, long-lost cousins living in Europe?
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A reversible electric blanket A DNA testing kit Creating a family tree is something most people have on their bucket list — gift her the possibility of discovering a long-lost cousin with a 23andMe kit.
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But the trailer's biggest reveal comes at the end, when Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) receives a surprise visit from an older man (played by Kurt Russell) who reveals himself to be Peter's long-lost dad.
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It turns out over a billion years ago, these two disparate locations were part of the same rock formation in the long-lost supercontinent of Rodinia, according to a study published this month in Geology.
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"The GALAH team's aim is to make DNA matches between stars to find their long-lost sisters and brothers," Sarah Martell, from the University of New South Wales School of Physics, said in a statement.
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Yahoo, founded in 1994, was a dominant player in the early days of the internet, but has long lost its leadership position in internet search and advertising to Alphabet Inc's Google, Facebook Inc and others.
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The tech already has some artifact-finding cred; in 2014, Kraken's sonar was used to find the wreck of the long-lost HMS Erebus , which became ice-locked in the Arctic in 1846 before disappearing.
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In the movie "Woman in Gold," the award-winning actress plays a Jewish woman who fights for the return of her family's long-lost art collection that was stolen by the Nazis during the Holocaust.
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The buzz surrounding the discovery of "Everyone his fancy" will certainly generate plenty of great publicity for this milestone survey on a bafflingly overlooked artist; especially a female one romantically long lost in art history.
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There are stacks upon stacks of coasters and trays made from vintage psychic ads, botanical prints, postcards, and long lost love letters, each one different than the one on top of it ($100033 and up).
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The full-length documentary—directed by Laura Gabbert—profiles my Pulitzer Prize-winning, long lost weird uncle of sorts in his neverending quest to properly show off the real LA through the prism of food.
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To help reacquaint you with your long-lost texture, we're giving you a mini crash course from the curl experts at Ouidad, as well as NYC stylists and salon owners Nunzio Saviano and Kattia Solano.
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Arya seems poised to head back to Winterfell (perhaps even encountering her long-lost Direwolf Nymeria along the way), where her stealth assassin skills will surely come in handy for the rest of her family.
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Studies have shown that active use of Facebook can enhance your social capital, whether you're a college student or a senior citizen wanting to bond with family members or rekindle ties with long-lost friends.
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Who knows when or if he'll make it back to LA—but it looks like there's a young horse who may or may not be his long-lost daughter waiting for him when he does.
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Just as all looked lost for Bran and Meera Reed, the two were dramatically saved from attacking wights by a mysterious figure — and that figure turned out to be Bran's long-lost uncle, Benjen Stark.
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It is increasingly possible because of the popularity of genetic testing services like 23andMe or AncestryDNA, which use small DNA samples, like saliva, to help people find long-lost relatives or research their ethnic backgrounds.
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In Copenhagen he shouted "Knausgaard!" when he caught sight of me and came over and embraced me, kissing first one, then the other cheek, as if I were a long-lost friend or prodigal son.
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And while you don't have to learn more about your long lost second cousins, you'll probably feel compelled to chase down any concerning genetic results—a proposition that's worrying at best, and potentially expensive, too.
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In 2007, when she retired as a professor, she brought back into print a long-lost masterpiece of Native American literature, Joseph Nicolar's "The Life and Traditions of the Red Man," first published in 1893.
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In 2007, when she retired as a professor, she brought back into print a long-lost masterpiece of Native American literature, Joseph Nicolar's "The Life and Traditions of the Red Man," first published in 1893.
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Beyond being one of our greatest filmmakers, he's also one of our most self-aware, and understands that he's crossing the streams a little: He shoots this political drama like a long-lost Indiana Jones movie.
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There's a man in China who's trying to buy it, and Lucia's chauffeur is her long-lost son, and the butler knows about it... Wow.... I took the story and created a very glamorous soap opera.
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Actress Emilia Clarke, who plays Daenerys Targaryen (Harington's current love interest and, ahem, long-lost aunt on the show) was also photographed arriving in Scotland, as was producer D.B. Weiss, according to U.K. publication Evening Express.
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A Fight Over Killing Bobcats Is Raging Across the MidwestIllustration: GizmodoThis past spring, Ohio found itself at the epicenter of a fight over a long-lost predator that's quietly making inroads across the Midwest: the bobcat.
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Still, this is essentially the real long-lost prequel to "Star Wars," just 39 years later, and director Gareth Edwards has the advantage of being able to incorporate plenty of crowd-pleasing callbacks to the original.
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On a night the long-lost California Golden Seals were honored, the Sharks enjoyed their most explosive game to beat the Detroit Red Wings 6-3 and break a three-game losing streak in the process.
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Bernard and Win wrote to each other as teenagers in love in the long-lost years when Europe committed suicide in World War I. They continued their correspondence whenever they were apart, through another world war.
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And acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney told reporters last week that the administration held up the Ukraine money to compel the Ukrainians to open an inquiry into the supposed long-lost DNC server.
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LONG-LOST DARK AGE KINGDOM DISCOVERED IN SOUTHERN SCOTLAND Rynn told Fox News that he was approached about the project in early summer and has been working to reconstruct Adie&aposs face for a few months.
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And while SXSW has long lost the innovative glimmer that once made it a debut destination for Twitter more than a decade ago, it remains a litmus test for where the culture of technology is headed.
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The episode showed us where things stood in Westeros after season seven, reunited some long-lost family members (Jon and Arya, aw), and set up some sources of tension between main characters like Sansa and Daenerys.
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Stars Uncharted by S.K. Dunstall While on a mission, cargo runner Captain Hammond Roystan makes a life-changing discovery: a long-lost exploration ship named the Hassim, which contains records of the worlds that it discovered.
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The idea of remaining anonymous might sound appealing if you're not so interested in your 15 minutes of fame (and all of those long-lost relatives who might want to share in your sudden good fortune).
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Patel was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor award at this year's Oscars for his role in "Lion," the tale of an Indian boy adopted by Australians who sets out to find his long-lost family.
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Blair Witch picks up years after the events of the first film when one of its characters discovers footage that appears to show Heather Donahue, his long-lost sister and lead character of the original film.
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Even the closest thing the film has to a spine — Ned, Steve's long-lost son (played by Owen Wilson), joins the mission to get closer to his dad — doesn't proceed in anything like a straightforward fashion.
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Driven by envy and greed, Dez hatches a wicked scheme: Chloe will pose as the long-lost daughter of a morally upright best-selling author and seduce him, revealing him to be a fraud and hypocrite.
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In the gallery, the pair took in the photographs—from early images of bohemian downtown life to still-lifes of flowers to S & M-inflected male nudes—identifying first one, then another, as long-lost friends.
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JULIETA From Spain and Pedro Almodóvar, the story of a middle-aged woman in Madrid who drops everything when she hears news about her long-lost daughter, who left home at 18 and cut off contact.
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"I welcomed old habits like a long lost friend, to spite you," she said in a hoarse, deadened voice, on "Destinations," whose menacing low throb built to a paranoid hum, like an approaching killer-bee attack.
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Matt Czuchry, the Logan from Gilmore Girls, guest-stars as an undercover reporter posing as our Logan's long-lost half-brother, and there's a quality to his presence I can best describe as extremely earnest smarm.
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I always wondered if this was based on the super eerie 1997 case of French scammer Frederic Bourdain who duped an American family into believing he was their long-lost son who went missing years earlier.
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You might find yourself digging through trash, laundry, or storage to find the information you're looking for, searching for a long-lost piece of the puzzle, or going through old paperwork to find closure or understanding.
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On Sunday night's Game of Thrones episode, we were reintroduced to a long-lost character by the name of Benjen Stark, who sweeps in on horseback to save Bran and Meera from a pack of wights.
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Combine them with a society whose mores and a family whose habits are reconstructed in such incredible detail, and The Story of the Stone becomes a completely immersive experience into a long-lost time and place.
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But in November 2017 values for Leonardo's works had to be completely reassessed, following the extraordinary $450.3 million bid at Christie's for a much-restored panel painting of "Salvator Mundi" cataloged as a long-lost Leonardo.
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The first major-league challenge was to locate the long-lost plans of Brooklyn's cathedral of baseball, where the Dodgers played from 21995 to 22009, before famously breaking the borough's heart by decamping to Los Angeles.
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Pitt's Ad Astra, a sci-fi space drama, sees astronaut Roy McBride blasting out of Earth's atmosphere on a mission to save the world and find his long-lost astronaut father, played by Tommy Lee Jones.
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For months, the trio traipsed around the capital city of Sichuan province, experimenting with spicy, fermented sauces, rare ginger and chilis, and long-lost recipes with the goal of assembling a definitive catalog of Sichuan cuisine.
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If you won't be able to dodge publicity due to state law, consider changing your phone number or living somewhere else temporarily to avoid media attention and sudden money requests from long-lost friends or relatives.
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From the evidence of the Dialogues, it is clear that Plato had read the long-lost works of pre-Socratic thinkers like Heraclitus ("On Nature") and Anaxagoras ("Nous"), and texts by the Eleatic thinkers like Parmenides.
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In it, a young boy named Tip (spoilers for a century-old novel) discovers that he is actually the long-lost Princess Ozma, who was spirited away and changed into a boy to hide his true identity.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Europe may be regaining some of its long-lost growth potential, European Central Bank chief economist Peter Praet said, a boon for the bloc's five-year expansion but a potential drag on already weak inflation.
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It's a meta-romantic comedy tale about a young woman who wants to write romance tales, and both satirizes and indulges in telenovela tropes: accidental pregnancies, long-lost fathers, double-crossing blackmailers, evil twins and shocking deaths.
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