Many unheralded moments of courage, altruism and sacrifice lurk behind news stories.
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Scarier are the structural shifts that lurk behind this correction, driven by technological change.
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A major story might lurk behind the Harvard zoology museum ahead or in the plane soaring above.
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They just wander the zombie wasteland, trying to find their contacts while counterintelligence teams lurk behind walls and monuments.
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But First, Wine Having the Mountain lurk behind Tyrion gives me serious second debate Hillary/Trump vibes, but this scene is masterful.
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Even if you're not in it for the screams, you should be in it for the laughs—they lurk behind every corner.
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She zeroes in on things like voter suppression, stand-your-ground laws and redistricting as the systemic injustices that lurk behind the everyday ones.
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Can you not lurk behind Hillary Clinton like THAT DUDE in a bar who's trying to see how drunk you are?" asked one Twitter user. "Mr.
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Why do we voluntarily visit haunted houses, where actors dressed in grotesque costumes lurk behind every corner and wait to jump out and make us scream?
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And as often as not, that "somebody else" is within our borders — unauthorized immigrants; Somali refugees in Minnesota; the criminals who supposedly lurk behind every "inner-city" corner.
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But the various dangers and hazards that lurk behind bars affect people who are incarcerated in unsafe facilities in different ways given the fact that they live there.
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Wherever it appears, we will be there to expose the reality of the destructive drilling, human rights abuses, oil spills, corruption, political lobbying and climate change that lurk behind that innocuous green sunburst.
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Belittling, totalising comments about a people based on their skin colour is still a facile, unhelpfully tribal and meaninglessly antagonistic practice, even if a shameful history of systemic oppression does not lurk behind it.
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Yet in a twist that shows the conflicting interests that can lurk behind Chinese deals, San'an has a number of connections to Fujian Grand Chip, including a common investor and an existing financial relationship.
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When they approach, you storm off and lurk behind a large trash can—but you never go too far: You're too drunk to be alone, plus you're not paying for an Uber home by yourself.
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Letter To the Editor: "In an Angolan Town, Land Mines Still Lurk 'Behind Every Bush' " (Cuito Cuanavale Journal, April 27) is right to highlight the risk of waning funding for Angola's mission to clear its land mines.
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Loneliness and sorrow lurk behind the picturesque facades of a mountain hamlet in the 8½-minute 35-millimeter film that constitutes the centerpiece of Sean Donnola's wryly titled solo show, "Don't Ever Leave," his first in New York.
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Not that they were necessarily hiding—in their songs they've had no qualms harnessing the rawest emotions—but six years ago when the pair first started performing they preferred to lurk behind their hair and really keep their private lives private.
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And Driver noted that it was Clinton's own "strategic" decision to range freely around the stage and position herself in front of Trump when she was answering questions that contributed to him appearing to lurk behind her because, Driver noted, he had nowhere to go.
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But if, instead, Garland proclaims that he will never quit unless voted down, and Clinton pledges to stand by him indefinitely, then Senate Republicans have less incentive to take the deal, vote for Garland, and avoid the worse (to them) option that may lurk behind Door Number 2.
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"Earshot" (season 3, episode 18) Buffy is infected with the blood of a demon, which makes her telepathic, leading to, among other revelations, the fact that her mom and Giles had sex on the hood of a police car (twice) and exactly what thoughts lurk behind Oz's imperturbable exterior.
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It's an economy where risk is shifted onto individuals and families, financial predators lurk behind every robocall and pop-up ad, work schedules are changed without notice and Americans have endless choices about savings, education, health care and other needs but very little clear guidance about how to make those choices wisely or safely.
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Most of Anderson's movies take place in overtly imaginary renditions of actual places, from the outsider's dream of New York (as drawn from J.D. Salinger and back issues of the New Yorker) in The Royal Tenenbaums to the invented Eastern Europe republic of The Grand Budapest Hotel, a Stefan Zweig–inspired wonderland where real historical horrors lurk behind whimsical imagery.
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The series was written by husband and wife team, Keith Thompson and Kaye Bendle. The film is part one of a mystery series about two overworked young mums, de- skilled beyond their worst nightmares, who become a formidable pair of sleuths, directed by Cherie Nowlan. Their cases are the murders, greed and dark passions that lurk behind the anonymous facade of the suburbs. Two sequels followed, entitled Small Claims: White Wedding and Small Claims: The Reunion.
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A 2012 zombie walk in Toronto Supporters of the movement wear gray ribbons to spread awareness. The gray ribbon signifies the shadows that lurk behind the light of day. The gray ribbon is associated with other causes such as brain cancer awareness, diabetes awareness and asthma awareness, however Zombie Awareness Month is not associated with any other supportive movement. Many supporters use the opportunity to host charitable events such as Zombie Runs, Zombie Walks and Zombie Food Drives.
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Her verses are often less sophisticated than those of other poets, with subjective sensations and exploring her interaction with the environment, often in paradoxical formulations. Gustas makes frequent references to Lithuanian "dainos" and folktales, modelling the landscape of her childhood in the poetic form. This fairytale landscape contributes to an epic sense of fantasy and dynamic interaction between nature and society. She has been cited as saying that in her works, she dwells in a city that grows in the forest; where nature spirits lurk behind each tree; where the moon strums a guitar; and where blue blossoms grow in underground garages.
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Accordingly, in a scenario where voters or parties have a weak or insufficiently pronounced ideological alignment valence issues are likely to dominate an election rather than position issues. Highlighting a comparison between valence issues and positional issues also does not mean that issues can only belong In those two categories, as both issue types may sometimes lurk behind one another or overlap, or, the issue at question may even transform from a position issue into a valance issue.; . Another way of thinking about the position issue versus valence issue dichotomy is to see voters as taking into account both position and valence issues when voting, as Egan has.
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" Jane Shilling: "Portobello by Ruth Rendell -- Review", The Daily Telegraph (Telegraph.co.uk). Throughout the novel, something menacing seems to lurk behind every street corner, and the suspicion that something awful or sinister is going to happen any minute "(this is after all a novel by Ruth Rendell) is what hooks the reader" Lucy Atkins: "Portobello by Ruth Rendell", The Sunday Times (November 23, 2008). As "one of the leading chroniclers of contemporary London",Jane Jakeman: "The Fine Art of Mystery in Notting Hill", The Independent (November 21, 2008). Rendell has known the area and its inhabitants for so long that her "take on Notting Hill restores some of the rawness taken away by gentrification and the saccharine stammer of the film of the same name.
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CVLT 'Wrest & Writhe: Interview with Kate MccGwire' Much of MccGwire's practice references Freud's 'Unheimliche' (the uncanny, or, literally, the 'unhomely'), the idea of a place where the familiar can somehow excite fear. It also embraces artistic notions of the Abject. In so doing the artist creates a shift from a world in which objects sit in their conventional place and allows a new perspective, exposing the viewer, in the most visceral way possible, to the truths that lurk behind the familiar and to the reality of what it is to be human – a brutal but also unrelentingly beautiful consciousness of the ugly and the funereal, fear and disgust.Don't Panic 'Kate MccGwire' MccGwire's exhibition history includes solo shows at All Visual Arts (2012) and Pertwee, Anderson and Gold (2011), as well as numerous group shows such as at Glasstress (2015) at the Venice Biennale alongside artists such as Polly Morgan and Jake and Dinos Chapman.
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Zrinko Ogresta (born 5 October 1958 in Virovitica) is a Croatian screenwriter and film director, professor of film directing at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb and a member of the European Film Academy in Berlin. Praised for their strong visual style, well articulated mise-en-scène and innovative storytelling, his films focus on the anxieties that lurk behind the well cultivated burgeois facade of the characters, using their emotional and psychological fractures to bring to light the complexes that haunt the society in general, while subtly analysing social and political forces behind it. Ogresta's films were screened and awarded at renowned international and local festivals (Berlin, Venice, Karlovy Vary, London, Montpellier, Denver, Milan, Pula…). Some of the most notable prizes are the nomination for European Film Award in the category of best young director for the film Fragments, Prix Italia for the film Washed Out, the Special Jury Prize at the Karlovy Vary festival for the film Here and a Special Mention at the Berlinale for the film On the other side.
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