Make believe that the people have a voice or make believe that the representatives of the people are the people.
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She has to make believe that she has a new name, which she does because she is learning that sometimes make believe is fun.
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Waka Flocka Flame played make-believe with a little girl -- as in, make believe you're in jail ... locking the crying toddler in a dog crate.
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Friendship, it seems, like make-believe, takes an act of imagination.
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They understood very well that this was acting, and make believe.
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A playing panda dodges bullets in a make-believe war zone.
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Ms Le Pen, by contrast, offers bigotry mixed with make-believe.
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Lawmakers are right to roll their eyes at such make-believe.
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The outside world can't intrude on the world of make-believe.
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But some Twitter folk weren't in the mood for make-believe.
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"There are rules even for make-believe," he would tell us.
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Is that how you would actually drive a make-believe speeder?
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She had already learned the difference between real and make believe.
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Most people maybe make believe that they are, but I'm not.
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" Rock music constantly asks the question, "What's real and make believe?
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"This is not a course about make-believe cases," he said.
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"I don't want to get into make-believe dates," he said.
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It's all spectacle, diversion, exaggeration, make-believe, daydream, pipe dream, imagination.
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This is happening, this is real, this is not make-believe.
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"Everything was all make-believe," Mr. Hallmon said in the interview.
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Let's not play make believe though, weight is a big factor.
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She dreamed up elaborate make-believe games with her dolls and animals.
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Most people maybe make-believe they are, but I know I'm not.
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"I had the sense that my world was make-believe," she says.
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Even though it was make-believe, there was a level of torture.
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His predecessor, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, had bequeathed a make-believe economy.
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Everything is more terrifying now, in make-believe and in real life.
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They play make-believe and can be anything they want to be.
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He is also a master of shifting between degrees of make-believe.
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The nostalgic, make-believe angle of the release trailer is immediately jarring.
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Make-believe clinicians who hand out diagnoses like Tic Tacs are dangerous.
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No to transformations and magic and make-believe … " and 10 further "noes.
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It could still be that M.B.S. is the great Make Believe Show.
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Without resorting to make-believe, he carefully and inexorably explores the confusion.
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In the make-believe trial, Trump gave a surprisingly honest closing statement.
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That was a lie ... Everything was all make-believe on my part.
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"Government requires make-believe," the historian Edmund S. Morgan once gently explained.
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When celebrities visit Disney, they really get into the spirit of make believe.
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And I&aposm not trying to scare your population with make believe threats.
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"Our 'make-believe' song and video seems to be coming true," he wrote.
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Even though we're playing make-believe, your body doesn't know it's not real.
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Life on the ranch then was just one great big make-believe time.
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There's a commonality between the fumblings of the make-believe comic and Clinton.
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Before Trump, we lived in a make-believe world of our own creation.
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She loves her baby dolls, she loves books, and she loves make-believe.
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Trump voters feel that by invoking her make-believe American Indian heritage, Sen.
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Say it a few times and it starts to sound like make-believe.
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The rise of China has also been the rise of Chinese make-believe.
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A toy car in Mr. Fleck's hand careens off the make-believe road.
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There are no stunt doubles, no C.G.I., no "make-believe," Mr. Iverson said.
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In other words, a make-believe fixer will oversee a fairy-tale fix.
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A "magizoologist", in Rowling's make-believe universe, is somebody who studies magical creatures.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoI played a lot of make-believe as a child.
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There's nothing wrong with make-believe as long as you know it isn't real.
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That's why it's especially refreshing to see someone pop the bubble of make believe.
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Trump's politics share the same element of make-believe that marks his self-presentation.
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The "guests" cocked their heads solicitously and inquired after one another's make-believe families.
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These are the days we get to live in the land of make-believe.
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Lucas, who loved theme parks and magic, found refuge and pleasure in make-believe.
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The unceremonious exit was capped with a make-believe boot to Mr. Sayanagi's backside.
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He's a throw back to the real gangsters, not like these make believe gangsters.
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He set out to restore reality to the make-believe mess left by Ms Fernández.
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Grab a bong and a make-believe pickup truck and stream A Deeper Understanding here.
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We could point out that this is a make-believe story, totally unsupported by fact.
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They speak of great advances in turning back the desert, but it is make-believe.
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Such is Trump's nationalism, a helter-skelter make-believe of disorienting slogans and moral abasement.
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But she is expert at enlisting the audience in the complicity of spirited make-believe.
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This is not make believe – the consequences are real and the FCC must do better.
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But she is expert at enlisting the audience in the complicity of spirited make-believe.
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I constantly make believe with my son, to make the world more exciting and interesting.
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Instead, he's getting his grown man on, romancing a make-believe woman in the sand.
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Her contributions to the make-believe world break down order and introduce a random chaotic element.
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He admonished Trump for pushing what he called a "make-believe" narrative about widespread election fraud.
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Below, we turned that dream into semi-reality in a make-believe conversation between the Spices.
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Don't want the little people in your house watching big people do bad make-believe things?
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We weren't thinking about it, we were just working on Make Believe so hard, every day.
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There is no easy solution, other than clinging to reality and clinically exposing Trump's make-believe.
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Such childish fantasies were not unusual: she had herself been given to make-believe and pretending.
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Part of this make-believe is to invoke the defense of a nonexistent Russian alliance system.
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That sounds like a lot, provided Uber someday turns those make-believe values into real ones.
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Yet when liberals talk about Trump voters, they are often driven to conjecture and make-believe.
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Well, I'm sorry, but my country's law says I'm human, and Gorean laws are make-believe.
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An image, I can assure you, more make-believe than any film part I ever played.
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The make-believe world of the hobbyhorse girls extended as far as the eye could see.
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"Her make-believe life was so different than mine," Sotomayor writes of the Nancy Drew mysteries.
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The long hours spent constructing their make-believe monarchy and forming a friendship are deeply healing.
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But perhaps they are not only rivals in possession but rivals in hallucination, in make-believe.
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Vogel gets to witness what generations of children never did, the reality behind the make-believe.
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But every so often the make-believe turns out to be real and things get really trippy.
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Not all of the known spells from J.K. Rowling's make-believe world are featured in the video.
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But then, that make believe invisible layer gets destroyed and the tennis ball bursts into glorious flames.
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Most important, it constantly shifts between different registers of make-believe, from real to credible to absurd.
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But GJS' Geio doesn't pretend to be anything other than a robot designed for make-believe combat.
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The clip also includes a few cameos from Neighborhood of Make-Believe favorites like King Friday XIII.
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As she traversed these make-believe universes with the body that she identified with in real life.
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IT and its ilk used to be like rollercoasters: brief, make-believe jaunts into dread and grief.
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Then know, as you read on, excited and enthralled, that Orringer's Varian is movie-tone make-believe.
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For the honey badger, it's whatever works: anti-Semite one day; Israel's make-believe champion the next.
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The real me, not just the actor-me engaged in this bit of make-believe, felt better.
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When "Porgy" is firmly ensconced in the realm of operatic make-believe, it gains a mythic breadth.
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The mom and daughter, who are based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, like to play make-believe games together.
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I appreciate fantasy and make believe, and the crucial roles they play in a child&aposs development.
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Maladroit, Make Believe, The Red Album, and Raditude were comprised of vaguely acceptable pop singles sandwiched by filler.
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What are you favorite make-believe battles, and what's the part that keeps you coming back to them?
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But it is not just Ukraine and Russia that have been engaged in a game of make-believe.
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Yalini doesn't have much natural maternal feeling, and Illayaal feels no particular attachment to her make-believe mother.
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Don't trust what you see, When two and two make five In four long years of make believe.
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The reality cannot be sustained in the world I live in, which is the world of make-believe.
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Your journey is complete, it says, like it always does, but this time it is not make believe.
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Wait, maybe they're running away from the cameras so they can play make-believe without us peering in.
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Volume 3, "Make Believe" (1993), centers on Ms. Athill's affair with the African-American nationalist writer Hakim Jamal.
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Perhaps the best Thanksgiving feast in all of make-believe is Willy Wonka's Three-Course Dinner Chewing Gum.
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Perhaps these limitations are an effort to return us to a make-believe "Leave It to Beaver" past.
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CARTOON COUNTY My Father and His Friends in the Golden Age of Make-Believe By Cullen Murphy Illustrated.
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Of course, to many of us a "life-size" Ark is just as make-believe as a small one.
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The robots from Munch's Make-Believe Band will be replaced by live appearances from the restaurant's namesake character.—VICE
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I can't remember a better day at work than getting to play make-believe with your favorite comedic actor.
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The series blurs the line between fiction and reality, between the make-believe president and the real-life challenger.
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But right now I want to talk to you just briefly about a scary story that isn't make-believe.
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There must be something wimpy about not wanting to snap a man's leg, even if it's just make-believe.
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They tell her she will have a new mami now, and she knows that this is make believe, too.
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McConnell shrugged, endorsed Paul, and participated in a make-believe talking filibuster he let Paul do as a favor.
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Good rejects the idea that killing zombies in make-believe makes people want to wield weapons in real life.
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The Neediest Cases Fund The first place Dilainy Inoa Reynoso practiced medicine was in the land of make-believe.
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He carried squeeze bottles filled with white paint for the outline and red paint for the make-believe blood.
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It voted in 2016 on make-believe shamelessly peddled by the likes of the former foreign secretary Boris Johnson.
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How could it be otherwise serving a man who does not know the difference between reality and make-believe?
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While peers were stacking Legos and playing make-believe, a five-year-old Bakshi was learning how to code.
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Rogers was born colorblind, Junod wrote, so he never witnessed the technicolor beauty of his Neighborhood of Make-Believe.
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Also dedicated to winged creatures, this bot tweets make-believe moths of all shapes, sizes, textures and iridescent colors.
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Not the make-believe girl who is someone else's dream, but the real woman you boldly dreamed into existence.
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"With this record, I needed to extract myself out of this environment of make-believe," he told Pitchfork last year.
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Artist Laura Stokes decided to make that into a reality, at least a make-believe reality, with her 'Revenge Dioramas'.
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Jackrabbit Palace is a land of make believe, but its location is perhaps the key to finding the Black Lodge.
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No sweet, sad ballad like the one her make-believe "Tammy" sang could see her through this very real darkness.
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It's not as prestigious as being the official guy -- he calls it being a "make-believe" announcer -- but it pays.
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He found them in the trees by the schoolyard and played with them at recess-time as make-believe firearms.
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It's a festival of misfit toys; of misfit bands in a make believe town temporarily occupied by a displaced people.
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Playlist: "Vamos (Surfer Rosa)" / "Cecilia Ann" / "Make Believe" / "The Holiday Song" / "Tame" / "Velvety Instrumental Version" / "Bone Machine" / "Theme from NARC"
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But the nature of films and their subject matter invited you to escape into darkness, into a make believe world.
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Little wonder that authors seize on the same sorts of phrasing so their make-believe worlds might feel less so.
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This happened the same week Elon Musk was sending a red sports car with a make-believe driver into space.
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Some of our clients went to Rome, sure, but my recommendations to them were only ever make-believe pizza places.
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We like to think really big in our make believe world of Cyco City and hope everything can become real.
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In the quest to make video games more realistic, where do you draw the line between make believe and painful reality?
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Was it possible that his trips caused him to lose a sense of what was real and what was make-believe?
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With the gavel and majority support on her side, Pelosi drew her line against a White House policy of make-believe.
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The 50 games are meant to be an anthology of 80s retro games published by a long forgotten, make believe company.
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"To see a child put on the wig and play make believe, it's like they get to be a kid again."
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His True Shooting is a career-best 61.6, and he's making a borderline make-believe 56.7 percent of his long twos.
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" As if following the Duke's orders, in games of make-believe war, my friends and I were forever "hitting the dirt.
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I heard them arguing, and I hated all that, so I kinda escaped into video games, like, the make-believe world.
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Bess Wohl's "Make Believe," a cartoon-colored experiment of a play here at Hartford Stage, is more spectral than it looks.
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Is it unfair to wonder how "Make Believe" would feel with an all-adult cast, or with puppets as the children?
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But they're not the only ones: UFC lives in a world tinged by a bit of fairy magic make-believe, too.
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However, it's perfectly possible his minions put a big, red, make-believe button on his desk to make him feel manly.
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But I'm not sure it matched the wholesale make-believe corniness of the rest of the show, including Scott Ellis's staging.
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"I just kept explaining to him that it's make believe, it's not real, and people don't act that way," she said.
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As a pregnancy progresses, a woman creates a story about her make-believe child and becomes emotionally invested in that story.
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I wasn't limited by the contours of Amy's or Eduardo's make-believe; I was free to make the experience my own.
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We have a bunch of different ideas: we have a Sumo Soda as a make believe beverage in our Cyco City.
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Julia Swicionis, 16, Saint Ignatius College Prep: "Macbeth" by William Shakespeare and "Mueller's Facts and Trump's Make-Believe" A recent opinion editorial piece titled "Mueller's Facts and Trump's Make-Believe" discusses Donald Trump's contempt for the truth, especially in regards to maintaining his power, and how other political figures are influenced by his words and actions.
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My task of make-believe was made more difficult by the fact that I could hear Nick, downstairs, rooting for the Diamondbacks.
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He was learned, empathetic, and good at make-believe — more than enough to make this impromptu, no-art-jargon studio visit meaningful.
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"As a kid, this character especially, you play make-believe and you kind of imagine what it would be like," Ehrenreich said.
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First there's the children's house of make-believe, Some shattered dishes underneath a pine, The playthings in the playhouse of the children.
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It is simply that the reality presented by one genre feels childishly make-believe after the (apparently) unfiltered scrutiny of the other.
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And to Sutton, the one I get to play make-believe with on TV. Your humility, grace, and professionalism are beyond admirable.
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So as an adult, if you want to play make believe without getting committed, you'll need something like Playstation VR's Aim Controller.
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" He added, "Acting is make-believe, Dylan, my kid, when he was young he said, 'I do that in the park everyday.
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I always held even my favorite characters at a distance; not only was their world make-believe, they were nothing like me.
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"It was mostly being backstage in costumes and hair and makeup and seeing this fantasy world of make believe, basically," he says.
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It's a clever solution, and it even adds to the make-believe side of the experience, but it's also a bit isolating.
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And so, Californians invent: They create new technological frontiers, develop new spiritual hungers, birth an entire industry based on professional make-believe.
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" Galán shares the same advice with other women: "If you feel like you can't stand up to someone, make believe you're me.
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But, hell, popularity is popularity, and the W is where the cool people with better jobs than you go to make believe.
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In scenes like these, the movie inches around complexity even as it continues to clear the way for another make-believe savior.
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"People have gotten invested in culture and make-believe in a way that I think is a little bit unhealthy," King said.
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"It's a make-believe containment area," said the mother of a junior at the local high school who requested to remain anonymous.
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The make-believe Hitler is somehow both the most outlandish and the most realistic thing about "Jojo Rabbit," Taika Waititi's new film.
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Back in London, once the operation is over, Max and Marianne fall in love, as if the make-believe had consumed them.
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"LA is such an open concept, there are no inherent traditions, and it is truly a land of make-believe," she continues.
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This is the Gilded Age of the Electronic Middleman and the Make-Believe Visionary, and they have their sights set on the stars.
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It wasn't just my own make-believe talk show voice infiltrating my brain, my horoscope was also instructing me to stay the course.
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We the people were once sated by Underwood's make-believe underworld; we delighted in episodic samplings of his deviant dealings and horrifying hubris.
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It's gloriously one-sided, an interaction that requires, at most, a little make-believe, and at least, the experience of being a voyeur.
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His dour attitude towards child's play is now out of fashion; teachers and psychologists recognise the benefits and the necessity of make-believe.
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Jason Momoa's children know the difference between real and make-believe, but it's still hard to watch their dad get banged up onscreen!
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This being built while Make Believe was happening, I know that band was intended to be your version of a political hardcore band.
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" When fans reminded him that his character on Law & Order: SVU ordered a cinnamon raisin bagel, he told them "TV is make believe.
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And number two, it&aposs also foolhardy for them to try to yell and scream and make believe what&aposs on the tape.
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Working with ether might seem like spending make-believe money, but it's very easy to rack up hundreds of dollars by buying kittens.
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Grand Theft Auto, which allows players to cruise a make-believe gameworld based on real-life locations, is Take-Two's most lucrative franchise.
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Too Faced's Natural Love Eyeshadow Collection, Tarte's Make Believe In Yourself: Eye & Cheek Palette, and Estee's Lauder Double Wear Stay In Place foundation.
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She then uses a fictional character, Judith Shakespeare (William Shakespeare's make-believe sister), to explore the inequality that manifests in the literary world.
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In the ideal make-believe family I fantasized about as a kid, my mother was Donna Summer, and my father owned a bookshop.
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The Magic of Make-Believe Tote, $20-$22.50, at RedbubbleThis durable and machine-washable tote bag is perfect for carrying around heavier items.
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She thinks at first that this is more make believe but then it is here and Fake Papa shows her how it works.
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Jeremy McCarter, the founder and executive producer of Make-Believe Association, a new nonprofit podcast production company, makes no claim to inventing anything.
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And it helps when you got all these people who are all really into this make-believe world that we're doing right now.
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He still lived in his own world, apart from the rest of us, where real and make-believe weren't so easy to distinguish.
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" -- Read more of Tuesday's "Reliable Sources" newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... -- "Are we bordering on make-believe?
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And make believe is more popular than real life, given that just 12,500 couples wed in the city of Buenos Aires in 2014.
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Using three different decks of cards, players work together to make the cross-country journey as part of a make-believe covered wagon train.
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"It could be a child that did it," one investigator suggests, describing "a make-believe type" crime scene where the killer came from within.
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Unfortunately, that cannot be said of the one the President just submitted to Congress, which is filled with non-starters and make-believe economics.
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Grand Theft Auto, which allows players to cruise around a make-believe gameworld based on real-life locations, is the company's most lucrative franchise.
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The artist says he likes to imagine his vibrant abstract arrangements as covers for make-believe magazines, and interfaces for music consoles and apps.
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When her imagination is active, her thoughts make her stay at home, pacing: The repetitive movement helps her become immersed in make-believe worlds.
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The political class, thus, is left with creating make believe threats that are so bad some Trump detractors, like Collins, cannot subscribe to them.
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They are, in other words, of a species whose natural habitat is the theater, where make-believe is a bargain between performers and audiences.
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So from an early age, I was taught that God is real, that this is not a make-believe entity, but it's for real.
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An exhibition of his work, "Make-Believe America: U.S. Cultural Exhibitions in the Cold War," is on view at the Museum of Design Atlanta.
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One that should remain in our minds is the appearance of a make-believe rabbi at a campaign event Mike Pence headlined in Michigan.
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These make-believe soldiers feel like they've done it all with us before, and expect to have to do it again in the future.
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People need something to do, and at the moment, two hours of make-believe paranoia might provide a soothing respite from the real thing.
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The Dodge Drag Strip Simulator lies at the point where make-believe meets reality, and where automotive engineering spills over into video game science.
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Representative Andy Biggs of Arizona, a member of the Judiciary Committee, accused Democrats of seeking to stage "make believe" reasons to impeach Mr. Trump.
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His house in Kingston, N.Y., is full of dolls, action figures and accessories arranged into a make-believe Belgian village he has named Marwen.
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Yes, she was a female superhero — the kind that could inspire girls to dress up and play make believe and appoint themselves Amazonian gods.
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It's easy to wonder, at times, whether these characters are meant to be Cervantes's iconic figures or just two homeless crazies playing make believe.
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I was too much under the spell of make-believe that is theater, in which a talented person can will herself into any form.
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They developed a make-believe plan, made up of lies about Obamacare and talking points about their own plan that were unconnected to reality.
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The PRO MK-1 promises to elevate these make-believe skirmishes to something a little more intense, almost bordering on a paintball-like experience.
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We will likely frame up Santa as someone who is make believe and just for fun, and who brings gifts to children in need.
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In books like "After a Funeral" (1986) and "Make Believe" (1993), she refused to romanticize madness, sex, revolutionary politics or even her own motives.
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Kelesha, a student at P.S. 205 Fiorello LaGuardia in the Bronx "enjoyed playing make believe" and was "sweet and obedient," according to an obituary.
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The children — no strangers to playing make believe — had fun, and soon the idea of drag queens hosting story time spread to New York.
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"Playing in the Dark," which explores the correspondence between making art and make-believe plays, is rooted in her lifelong study of fairy tales.
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It could hurt you or others and however cute these make-believe Pokémon are, they are not worth the risk of bodily damage.
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Shandling, who died today, was a pathbreaker in exploring that special territory of television where the make-believe and the real sit side by side.
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So if I'm Fox or one of these other make-believe companies that we won't have a name for, I have to do all three.
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But instead of featuring make-believe pocket monsters of varying abilities, the DropMix cards feature real artists, and parts of one of their popular songs.
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In rooms that are packed with fake plants and covered in Egyptian murals, the brain loses its capacity to distinguish between reality and make-believe.
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Mrs May is a politician who doesn't really like politics—rather like a footballer who dislikes round objects or an actor who hates make-believe.
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Like the adolescent in white socks on rue Bourbon-le-Chateau, will she ever retrieve the tender make-believe that nurtures childhood and its music?
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But thanks to shows like Community and Stranger Things, more and more people are falling in love with this magical, ridiculous game of make-believe.
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"The 4,000 pages are part of a spectacle, they only serve to make believe that there is something, when there is nothing," Araujo told reporters.
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The plot itself—in case you're not into the whole make-believe heroics thing—is a continuation from Christopher Nolan's vigilante origin story, Batman Begins.
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The series, which takes place at a fire station in a make-believe Welsh valleys village of Pontypandy, is celebrating its 30th anniversary on Friday.
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The platform could let Facebook offer thousands of different AR selfie filters, make-believe objects and interactive experiences while Snapchat currently only shows around 20.
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But I noticed that Kiefer, now our make-believe president (a Canadian, actually) has more relevant issues on his mind, like secession and states' rights.
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We instantly recognize this domestic tableau as a make-believe world, but the subtext of gender violence indicates a darker reality lurking behind the façade.
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In Ms. Wohl's play, it has a flattening effect, the verisimilitude of the casting lessening the theatricality of a piece so dependent on make-believe.
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When he was much younger, he was abused by an older boy from church, during what was supposed to be a make-believe play session.
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" The ornate style of Christian's narrative suits both this rich historical period and the courtly language of Prague, this "city of masks and make-believe.
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She also makes charming use of the miniature architecture of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, weaving a bright thread of fantasy into Lloyd's troubled reality.
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He formed his right hand into a make-believe pistol and pointed it toward his temple, saying 'No one move or the hostage gets it!
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He talks about starting younger, doing school plays, loving make believe, that's where [his desire to act] came from and it's a similar thing for me.
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"On Documentary Vs. Fictional NarrativeJD: "I think the real things that happen in real people's lives can never compare to the make-believe version of it.
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The last financial crisis, and the ensuing Great Recession, has been a moment of truth that lifted the veil on a 223-year old make-believe.
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"He keeps doing these make-believe things so I got him a kitchen set," Rowland said about what she got her child for Christmas this year.
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And virtual worlds like Second Life or Altspace see users dropping in and out of online communities rather than building make-believe homes or consuming content.
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It's a souped-up version of a myth, and part of the fun of an ARG is immersing yourself in the make-believe of it all.
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Anyway, what good is a childhood spent making friends with make-believe creatures if you can't at least get nostalgic about it once in a while?
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But through their new spending compromise, GOP leaders signaled clearly that they, like Congressional Democrats, will no longer play border-wall make-believe with President Trump.
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After announcing the feature at F8 in May, Facebook is now rolling out 3D photos to add make-believe depth to your iPhone portrait mode shots.
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In a 1971 psychological study, a Stanford University professor, Philip Zimbardo (Billy Crudup), recruited students to play either guards or inmates in a make-believe prison.
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But hey, who said playing make-believe that you stare into the dark heart of the internet, day in and day out, had to be enlightening?
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They named it after their favorite sound effect from the Calvin & Hobbes comics when the make-believe tiger would deflect toy gunshots from his best pal.
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A clip from the show, of him starring in a make-believe music video, "Peeno Noir," went viral, with more than 3 million views on YouTube.
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At age 6, Sarah McBride used building blocks to create a make-believe version of the place she dreamed to visit one day: the White House.
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We don't want a president who makes his version of make-believe real, and who looks with favor on deceit, hypocrisy, conflict of interest and nepotism.
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The experience includes a ride in a flying machine that rises above a make-believe urban landscape and shows off some of the company's transportation technology.
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He recalled Diduni hopping through the gray, unfinished shell, cracking jokes, taking bunny ear selfies and serving relatives make-believe food made of sand and leaves.
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There are individual moments in "Railroad Tigers" during which you can wistfully make believe that you are getting cozy with a classic Hong Kong action picture.
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Only one work here – fortunately it is the largest – shows off how delightful, trumpetingly large and gorgeous his world of masquerade-y make-believe can be.
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What appears at the start to be a quiet little story proves in the end to be just the opposite: an inviting springboard to make-believe.
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I'm all for opening a dialogue with the Trump faithful, but not if that means I must enter the land of make-believe to do so.
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Erica Baum's photographs of sewing patterns; Leah Guadagnoli's sculptural paintings; Anna Plesset and Fred and Daniel Terna reckon with loss; 'Make Believe' takes on the movies.
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We're real people with an amazing and unique and diverse religion, and I wish people saw the real us, not the make-believe, Hollywood depiction of witches.
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They are unfamiliar forms born in the liminal space between reality and make-believe; they are vaguely identifiable, but more often, nebulous and amorphous shapes without structure.
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While it's all make believe, the Street View experience of Disney parks could come in useful if you're a particularly meticulous planner and boss of the family.
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I remember the Make Believe stuff coming out and playing it for our friend who is a guitar shredder who just assumed that it was two guitars.
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You play as 10-year-old Chris, a boy with a huge imagination and not many friends to play with that aren't his make-believe superhero squad.
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I do recall watching it with my parents, and the series most certainly inspired us kids to be fearless explorers when we played our make-believe games.
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This type of stuff shouldn't happen but it did and it's real life and you have to deal with real life sometimes in our make-believe world.
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I remember at the time he was working on the Weezer album [Make Believe], and he told us that he told them to write over 100 songs.
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Uncovering these missing elements and bringing them back into this world of make believe made real is a good thing; popping bullets into guards, not so much.
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Maybe just as the make-believe world is a place of delight and refuge for Jonas, there's something profound or even helpful in what Giulia envisions. Maybe.
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In comic book and film franchises like Wonder Woman, the Amazons dwell in the realm of fairy tale and make-believe; as warriors imbued with legendary strength.
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Although this weekend's theater productions are largely sold out, tickets remain for "Make Believe," a New York Philharmonic Very Young People's Concert, on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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His floating "senior adviser" status that functions outside of any formal chain of command has given him a role that seems simultaneously all-powerful and make-believe.
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And isn't it about time we throw our weight around the world on our own behalf, and not for the sake of some make-believe "international community"?
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Iran's hard-liners mock the country's foreign minister as a make-believe American, while White House officials say President Trump has requested sanctions that target him specifically.
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"You're trying to do your best and people are putting you down, or trying to make believe you're not a nice person, or you're a diva," she explained.
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PIRRO: In 2014, the influx from Central America with all the people on freight trains and everything else, on top of those trains, that was make believe, too?
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Tom Hanks, Bruce Willis, Sandra Bullock, Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattison, Juliette Binoche, and Ryan Gosling have all gone into some form of make-believe orbit, too.
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It's not always just make believe Hey, the easiest explanation is that there really are a bunch of creepy clowns out there hell-bent on some nefarious end.
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With an impassioned plea — the most emotional performance we've seen from Melissa McBride in many episodes — Carol tells Ezekiel to make believe for the good of his people.
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Except that the fear of getting a paintball in the back probably makes it all but impossible to keep your hands from shaking during the make-believe procedure.
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The rapid click of plastic triggers on the sturdy guns quickly create a cacophony that will remind you of lazy summer days playing make believe in the backyard.
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"Because I don't see pregnancy as inherently feminine, and because I don't subscribe to make-believe gender roles, I wasn't threatened by the idea of pregnancy," Sullivan said.
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An image, I can assure you, more make-believe than any film part I ever played," Day told A.E. Hotchner in her memoir, "Doris Day: Her Own Story.
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The story of Munch's Make-Believe Band (yes, that's what it's called) runs far deeper than its egregiously loud, objectively scary robot skeletons may lead you to believe.
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While there are sometimes people walking around in mouse costumes, they also typically have a stage decked out with a creepy animatronic band called Munch's Make Believe Band.
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Those in teams weren't just kind to each other, they were kind to their opponents, who they'd been trying to kill in the virtual world of make-believe.
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In the beginning, we played our roles with a bit of tongue in cheek, but at some point the sheer make-believe wore thin, leaving just earnest adoration.
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Both "Small Mouth Sounds" and "Make Believe," which are as suggestive and shadowy as "Grand Horizons" is obvious and glary, were on recent Top 10 lists of mine.
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One such "threat": a 12-year-old with a disability who made a gun with his fingers and pretended to shoot at make-believe creatures in a hallway.
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Works by 216 artists, in a variety of media, all have something to do with the movies, in "Make Believe," curated by Bruce W. Ferguson at Magenta Plains.
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If you're a kid without the internet, pre-internet, you draw comics or you do make-believe or ... Or you write a diary, which is also a performance.
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Developers can use its AR Studio program to develop interactive AR experiences that overlay make-believe animation atop the real world, triggered by locations, objects, data streams, and more.
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"Only Make Believe" is a nonprofit that performs interactive theater for children in hospitals and care facilities all over the country Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Photographer Alison Jackson — who has been depicting make-believe royal events for years — is taking on an imaginary meeting of the Queen and Prince Harry's girlfriend, actress Meghan Markle.
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The name Tonton Zola Moukoko has become legendary among old-school CM fans, with this humble also-ran becoming one of the greatest make-believe players of his generation.
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But every time those words are put in the mouth of Michael Caine's make-believe Sherlock, people eat it up and his stature as a British national hero increases.
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For genre un-enthusiasts, it's easy to dismiss science fiction as a land of make-believe—a place where androids can become sentient and no one bats an eye.
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SAN FRANCISCO — In this season of random assassinations and political uproar, who could resist the temptation to supplement a high-strung and frightening reality with some gentle make-believe?
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But the gulf between reality and make-believe in these companies' operations is so wide that it raises critical questions about whether investors truly understand the businesses they own.
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You either spent hours and hours watering your make-believe FarmVille crops, paid real money to keep them alive or begged your friends to sign up and help you.
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With passions running so high, and so many people hunting for "news" that amplifies their own views, look for more people to produce and profit off make-believe journalism.
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It's a grim start to this make-believe, but the mood lifts at Greystoke Manor, Tarzan's ancestral pad in Britain, where he's broodily prowling about like a caged animal.
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Unlike the card game, the show, the toys, and the hours of make believe, this game comes shockingly close to fulfilling that dream of being a real Pokémon trainer.
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She understands make-believe, so we can take out her bucket and shovel and pretend we're at the beach, making imaginary sand castles and watching invisible sea gulls overhead.
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Both Leave and Remain voters were accusing their opponents of living in a land of make-believe at every stage, dismissing the opposite view as a kind of hallucination.
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The show was originally put on, in a sort of concert version, as a one-night benefit in 2011 for Only Make Believe, which performs theater for children in hospitals.
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Perhaps because his brain is no longer being affected by those 'harmful' wi-fi waves, Assange explored the analog side of himself by indulging his inner child through make-believe.
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As with all instances of internet creepypasta, it's hard to tell if Tsuki is really an "anime suicide cult," a 216chan prank, or just a harmless game of make believe.
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So how is it that educated, high-paid sports fans get sucked into high-tech games of make-believe, games that often keep them obsessively checking scores and tweaking lineups?
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"I think that people, especially in an urban environment, should start going with the percentages, with the odds first, before going to the extremes and the make-believe," he said.
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Lequeu also drew unabashedly lovely make-believe rooms unsparing in their immensity of minutiae, such as "Hotel Montholon (Salon Project)" (313) and the "Temple of Earthly Venus: Boudoir" (1795–1779).
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It is also probably true, for instance, that Hollywood would like to ignore the real plight of the citizens that live in the towns depicted in their make-believe films.
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Renata and Gordon have turned their house into the Land of Make Believe for this party, the theme of which clearly has nothing to do with Amabella or the kids.
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"At a moment that cries out for visionary leadership and radical change, the pope is indulging in make-believe and misdirection," said Anne Barrett Doyle, a co-director of BishopAccountability.
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The make-believe CD cases that pop up alongside the final credits look uncannily like real album covers, and other artifacts of the pre-iPod musical universe are equally right.
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Knowing that the $1,6003 she had been paying "was a make-believe price," she accepted that she would have to spend more, and set a budget of $3,000 a month.
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Afghanistan's youth representative at the United Nations likened the situation to the fantasy TV drama 'Game of Thrones', others said it reminded them of childhood scraps and make-believe games.
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In any other circumstance, we might likely write this off as the trite protestations of a man trapped in a toddler's temperament, full of meltdowns, magical thinking and make believe.
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Here, the sea again offers a reprieve, but neither the make-believe scenes aboard the S.S. Pegasus nor the more realistic ones set on the Massachusetts shore feels especially credible.
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Harry Enten: Shalom Christoph(er), You know I do enjoy a little make-believe, but it's important to know when we're in the real world ... and when we're in fantasyland.
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The make-believe work of the rehearsal room had by now materialized into a real play, and the couple was in costume, rehearsing the switchover between Acts 2 and 3.
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CreditCredit CHICAGO — Ever since he was a child actor growing up in a show-business family, Jussie Smollett's life blended activism with the make-believe worlds of television and movies.
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"The entire process has become one of missed deadlines, make-believe budgets filled with gimmicks and magic asterisks," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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And once you do discover a seating option that fits your checklist, you still have to embark on the make-believe game of imagining how it will look in your space.
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Talking Points Memo described the novel this way: The account–although it is fiction– is a peculiar amalgamation of a make-believe family encountering a series of very real conservative nightmares.
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Anyone who has ever whiled away a rainy afternoon playing with dolls, toy soldiers or model trains will understand the primal appeal of creating and presiding over a make-believe universe.
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Mr Zelensky has borrowed the show's title for the name of his political party, and has styled his candidacy after his character, often blurring the lines between make-believe and reality.
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Following in her mom's culinary footsteps, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend's 19-month-old daughter prepared some make-believe burgers and tacos for her famous parents on her new cooking playset.
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Younger generations, embracing video games and smartphones as their escapism of choice, seemed indifferent or bored by D&D's make-believe world of swords and sorcery, labyrinthine rules and polyhedral dice.
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In it, much of conversation about world affairs existed in a make-believe world, and a terrifying one at that, in which the very existence of America is in perilous danger.
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Journalist Tom Junod dug into Rogers' TV persona and discovered it wasn't make-believe at all: By his account, the man was just as caring in practice as he appeared onscreen.
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While Richard spends much of "Customer Support" keeping Bachman's sexist and moronic impulses at bay, he still on some level recognizes that the whole exercise really is a game of make-believe.
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But Alice's mission feels as manufactured as the story's whatsits and doodads, as Bobin struggles to infuse make-believe with emotion (something he managed winningly within the comic realm of The Muppets).
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It's all make-believe, but the reasons people use websites like Geektyper or play games like Hacknet or Code 7 is to grasp onto some part of that fantasy without feeling outlandish.
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"I'm not trying to impress some make-believe academics that are in my head, but I am aware that some of my decisions come from a rigorous understanding of things," he says.
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The Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame is a make-believe museum that's in Cleveland because Cleveland threw a ton of money at it (and, sure, Alan Freed—but mostly the money).
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Richard names the patient Gail (because in this game of make believe the actual gender of the patient doesn't matter) and makes her a loving mother of three who plays the cello.
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That's what the media is supposed to want out of players, so we can't fault him for not playing make-believe and telling us that none of this ever gets to him.
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In a review of "The Lady from Zagreb" (2009), Patrick Anderson of The Washington Post praised the Gunther novels for offering real evil, not the make-believe villains of most detective fiction.
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"We're watching their evolution very closely," said Brian Bannon, the commissioner and chief executive of the Chicago Public Library, who attended two Make-Believe tapings held at its flagship Harold Washington Library.
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Evil is a make-believe concept we've invented to deal with the complexities of fellow humans holding values and beliefs and perspectives different than our own … By and large, humans are kind.
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He wants a country where everyone succumbs to his make-believe, a nation where everyone, without exception, would pound the sidewalk in inconsolable grief if he had the extraordinary temerity to die.
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Book the LEGOLAND Castle Hotel starting at $328 per nightKids who love playing make-believe can take it to the next level here with themed adventure rooms inspired by what else, Legos.
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Nobody even asked Fillon, a former prime minister, about the fact that he's been placed under investigation relating to allegations he employed his wife and children in make-believe jobs as aides.
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But just as treasured were those who spun make-believe for our viewing pleasure — none more lustily than Ms. Fisher, the nothing-dainty-about-her Princess Leia of the "Star Wars" tales.
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Now, in the make-believe world of the Trump administration, Dow is working hard to convince the members of Congress to simply look the other way and pretend the risks don't exist.
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The skit is iconic to anyone who came of age in the middle aughts: Dave Chappelle, decked out in purple as he plays Prince, calling "Game, blouses" after a make-believe basketball contest.
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While Lisa Frank's recently released clothing line does a good job of capturing her colorful, make-believe world in dresses, leggings, and flip-flops, nothing beats the OG icon of '90s nostalgia: stickers.
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He was devoted to it with the boldness of a little kid — one young enough to throw himself with abandon into playing make-believe, and not to give a shit what anyone thought.
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But for added value, the Bucket Wheel Excavator includes a motor to power all of its functional features, as well as a properly scaled steerable dump truck for your make-believe construction site.
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Crazy stuff comes out of his mouth and people with butterfly nets make a circle because the loony bin might be the only place left for De Blasio and his make-believe politics.
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It's not often that New York City chefs get the chance to play farmer, too, unless you're Dan Barber, but here at MUNCHIES, they get to play make believe for a little while.
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Mentally combining the two bodies of work (the visionary structures and the salacious genitalia) creates for me a monumental make-believe place where lust (rendered with machinelike precision) and caprice meet Cartesian codification.
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Lo and behold, a good chunk of the new play "Ski End" consists of amusing make-believe situations in which the pals give themselves new names and pretend to shred on the slopes.
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It's about a longing for escape, transcendence or a way to "make believe," and as the arrangement climbs from folky picking to a reverberant, orchestral processional, the music offers a glimpse of hope.
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Then Pierre Ardouvin's "Return of Abyssinia" (2018), a creamy digital 3D scan print of Ferdinand Cheval's "Ideal Palace" maquette, itself a dreamy-gossamer work, put me back in touch with my make-believe realm.
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This isn't just any host, but a host who has only ever lived inside the confines of a make-believe desert world, a host who we learned literally hasn't been updated since his creation.
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Real Life Lore examines a reunited British Empire and came up with some numbers to quantify the make believe kingdom:It would be made up of 64 countries with a population of 2.634 billion people.
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Even with the elaborate make-believe, it's hard to really get into Mark's head when characters keep arriving to deliver just the right information to the audience, or prompting Mark to do the same.
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It's a quick and playful exchange, but it allows for a woman to fantasize about being violated while she is not only giving her full consent, but orchestrating the whole act of make-believe.
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Making movies, appearing on screen to be adored, getting to play make believe for a living, it's the dream for millions of people, and these are the special few who get to live it.
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Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-WI) pointed out, veterans healthcare isn't make-believe.
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Not long after she starts to crash, she sees versions of herself climbing out of the bed and breaking through the wall, frantic for the familiar escapes of drugs, drink, and staunch make-believe.
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There have been other wargames that attempt to knock make-believe generals off the god-like perch that most games place them on, but few commit to that idea as much as Radio Commander.
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There is no 'Russian Exception' to this right, which belongs to the defendant, not to the defense counsel," the defense lawyers wrote, accusing the special counsel of trying to prosecute a "make-believe crime.
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Embracing the magic of make-believe and dress-up as adults, Nova and her colleagues perform as beloved characters from the Disney canon at children's birthday parties, making anywhere from $73-80 an hour.
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It is this story's attractive premise—as it is that of children's own make-believe fantasies—that feats of heroism as grand as the one Sadie and Sherman contemplate are well within their grasp.
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He strolled next into the William B. Williams Room, named for a radio disc jockey who coined the "Chairman of the Board" nickname for Frank Sinatra and who hosted the "Make Believe Ballroom" program.
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It's make-believe of the boldest, truest kind, a precious achievement not only in the genre but in the history of film: a story that denies you entry, even as it welcomes you inside.
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After her family moved to Los Angeles, she wrote and acted all the parts on her own radio show, "Lady Make Believe," as a teenager and was soon doing voice-overs for film studios.
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So perhaps it's appropriate that audiences for this thickly layered riff on Lewis Carroll's much-plundered Wonderland novel, which opened on Tuesday night, should find their own will to make believe so relentlessly challenged.
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Some passengers on the cruise initially thought the loudspeaker announcement for security and medical personnel was make-believe and was part of a musical Sherlock Holmes-themed murder mystery trivia program, one passenger told PEOPLE.
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But it does accommodate a couple of Playmobil figures inside, and comes with a Porsche dealership playset so kids can make believe their credit rating will be high enough to actually afford one some day.
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Washington (CNN)During his 14 seasons as the force behind NBC's "The Apprentice," the phrase "You're fired" became synonymous with Donald Trump, who cast himself as direct and combative in the make-believe board room.
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And it's launched new creative tools like its Scissors cut-and-paste feature, Magic Eraser for Photoshopping objects out of images and augmented reality World Lenses that insert make-believe 3D objects into your Snaps.
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Real life blended with make-believe on Monday as Kevin Spacey, who plays a fictional president on "House of Cards," teamed up with former White House photographer Pete Souza for a photo shoot around Washington.
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What is the line between real and make-believe, between an innocent game of cops and robbers and the effects of structural and racial inequality these boys will have to contend with throughout their lives?
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Nebulous Neptune, the planet of illusion and delusion, begins its retrograde today in Pisces at 4:43 PM. Neptune's all about fantasy—how far do you allow yourself to be carried away by make believe?
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She draws her book to a close by furnishing Gaskell with a make-believe finale in which her heroine takes the longed-for trip to America and finds Norton waiting for her on the dock.
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Notwithstanding his recent and grudging admission of Russian intrusion, he still likes to make believe that the Russian investigation is a "witch hunt," and that anything Russia may have done did not affect any votes.
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The movie's best moment shows us another faithful recreation: We're in the Land of Make-Believe, and Lady Aberlin (Maddie Corman, in a wonderful performance) is chatting with Daniel, a tiger puppet voiced by Rogers.
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From Joan of Arc to Owls to Make Believe to releases under his own name and collaborations with artists like Angel Olsen, Tim's writing is a unique articulation of the particular inner struggles of existence.
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Van Etten spoke on July 20—the anniversary of NASA's make-believe moon landing—about Donald Trump keeping nasty regulations away from her business, which is essentially a pyramid scheme—the Illuminati's favorite kind of scheme.
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The Jumanji stories have always been about fantasy, about taking on a heroic role that shifts from make-believe to real, and discovering that the courage you needed to confront your fears was there all along.
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This one really needs no explanation: An awkward nerd who sulks by day, fails to muster up the empathy for a real friendship, and plays make-believe that he's the center of the universe by night.
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"Fashion exists in a world of make believe," Mr. Osborne wrote in July, in an essay for W titled "Why I Stand With Black Lives Matter," which chastened the industry for a lamentable lack of diversity.
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Quietly, stubbornly, you kept the flame alive, trolling the show's Wiki forum, lunging at every report of a possible film version, plotting your make-believe itineraries to Highclere Castle, where most of the show was filmed.
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State Farm will release a new series of commercials — three, 903-second spots — two of which bring reigning NFL MVP Mahomes into the player-agent spat between Rodgers and his make-believe player rep Gabe Gabriel.
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And there is joy in make-believe in "Lost Children Archive," which gains much of its wry charisma from the playacting of its precocious child characters — both those riding atop trains and those riding in cars.
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As extreme as these visions are, they also feel ineffably linked to the more everyday worries and make-believe speculations (what bird would you like to be?) that have been shared by Sally, Lena and Vi.
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It's just that after a steady diet of political acceptance speeches and conservative condemnation, it's hard to imagine many people being surprised to see references to reality intrude on this annual ode to make-believe and glamor.
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On Sundays they go to a place that they say is a church, but that is make believe, too: there are no painted statues, no altares, no priest, no friendly santos at all to smile at her.
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The $4003,2400 champagne-colored Carolina Herrera sequined illusion tulle and the $21,2700 sleeveless ruffled ivory Swiss-dotted ball gowns you pass on your way there help put you in a make-believe, Cinderella-at-the-ball mood.
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Describing Make-Believe, he weaves in references to the work of the political scientist Robert Putnam (the author of "Bowling Alone"), the social critic Jane Jacobs and the philosopher John Dewey — a Chicagoan, he's quick to note.
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"It was thanks to my mother who recognized in me an ability to cut up, to make believe, to run around being somebody other than the little girl that I was," she said of getting into show business.
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He told me a story about Sonic the Hedgehog poisoning the blood of wayward cows — he took great pleasure in this grotesque make-believe — and I thought that fiction made more sense than what this election has become.
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The world of make-believe can be a scary place, but never fear: Thanks to a series of reimagined fairy tales published online by the National Rifle Association, classic characters like Hansel and Gretel are now packing heat.
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The audience is part of the action: the lights never dim and the actors might climb on your table, nearly kick over your beer, and use your arms as makeshift motorcycle handlebars—like a child playing make-believe.
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"Classes on Marxism and Mao might not create true believers, but they create the sense that in order to get ahead you have to speak the language, you have to participate in the shared make-believe," she said.
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It was then that the most magical hour of the day struck: The lights went down, the disco ball began to spin, and Munch's Make-Believe Band—the greatest animatronic rock group of all time—took the stage.
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But instead of the fantasy role-playing tropes of its predecessor, which leaned on The Lord of the Rings and its ilk for inspiration, Fractured but Whole has the kids playing a new game of make-believe: superheroes.
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But strong convictions where you will befriend people and you make believe that you have the same beliefs and that way you know, you -- and this is called an intelligence circle is called ultimately recruitment on the false flag.
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Or you go all the way to the world of make-believe where — I know tech reporters who believe this — that Facebook is listening to what I'm saying on my phone and serving me ads, which is not true.
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But none of those scenarios comes close to the sheer absurdity of a mock TV show prison run by an emotionally stunted tech exec, drunk on power and the chance to play make-believe in his favorite fictional setting.
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Season 6 kicked off with a callback to American colonial history, a riff on Unsolved Mysteries and other true-crime shows, and an unlikely romance between the artists formerly known as pretend Marcia Clark and make-believe O.J. Simpson.
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He said that he had always remembered me fondly from those Sunday classes years earlier—Intro to Acting I, followed by Intro to Acting II—where he would instruct a dozen teen-agers in the world of make-believe.
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Adapted from Cole Porter's Broadway musical of the same name, itself based on Ernst Lubitsch's "Ninotchka" (19863), "Silk Stockings" (now on Blu-ray from Warner Archive) is a contest between rival utopian ideologies — Soviet communism and Hollywood make-believe.
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What she has to say — about giving "life purpose by reaching its edge" — is pure poetry and oh-so alarming to a pair of chaps who have been doing their best to sustain their daily rituals of make-believe.
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" Of Americans' fright over anything "unsuitable for children," he said, "Instead of raising children in an adult world, with adult tastes, interests and opinions prevailing, we prefer to live much of our lives in a make-believe children's world.
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When it failed to do so, thanks to a Democratic filibuster, the administration contented itself with a make-believe process in which Iran pretended to make a full declaration and the rest of the world pretended to believe it.
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Donald J. Trump has been upsetting the status quo ever since he descended the escalator in Trump Tower to disrupt the make-believe world of mendacious politicians mouthing meaningless talking points and the media that pretend to believe them.
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Unable to agree, they retire to their respective corners, starting separate make-believe games that work well enough on their own but become even more absorbing when, at long last, the two children realize a way to link their story lines.
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"A lot of people just think about the Kardashian family is like these people that are just in make-believe land, but if you imagined yourself in that situation, sitting in a room, and having that happen to you, it's terrifying."
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As such the NTSB's make-believe vitriol feels downright unnatural, and then it turns on a dime in a jarring moment for Gunn, the board's lone woman, who's forced to deliver the crow-eating apology right there in front of anyone.
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The main character, whose close-clipped beard and headdress give him a resemblance to Sheikh Mohammed, wends his way through a make-believe universe of clanging sword battles and Arab folk dances in pursuit of a sweetheart abducted by jealous villains.
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Did you ever wonder what it would be like if one day, Mr. Rogers slipped on his outdoor shoes, left the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, and abruptly spiraled into a rage-filled breakdown complete with freaky hallucinations and meaningless puppet sex?
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When both of our make-believe moms, Oprah and Kris Jenner, are hyping up the same pair of workout sneakers, you know that they've got to be legit — and such is the case with these Athletic Propulsion Labs Techbloom Bliss sneakers.
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Update 1/23/17 2:36pm EST: Unless ex-British intelligence officer Christopher Steele is a regular poster in the rambling land of make believe that is /pol/, we have even more reason to doubt this horseshit LARP of a theory.
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The skit centered around the award for best actor during the make-believe "Screen Guild Awards," cast member Cecily Strong read out the entirely white list of nominees – some of which had essentially just cameo roles in black-focused films.
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In a joint interview with USA Today about The President Is Missing, due out Monday, Clinton and Patterson agreed that the notion that "democracy cannot survive its current downward drift into tribalism, extremism, and seething resentment" is anything but make-believe.
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Some passengers on the Alaska-bound cruise on which a Utah woman was allegedly murdered by her husband thought the killing was make-believe, and part of a musical Sherlock Holmes-themed murder mystery trivia program, one passenger told Inside Edition.
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" Boys at Timpview High School who are preparing to become missionaries for the Mormon Church at age 18, Kelly adds, "are in a way being warned against the (make-believe) advances of these girls in order to maintain their purity.
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All he has is that need—the same need inside him when he played make-believe concerts in front of the mirror in his bedroom, the same need that sent him flying into a swimming pool at his first show.
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And while protesters this week hailed the massive day of action a success, the fight is an uphill battle—one that will be fought alongside several other fictions-cum-realities we thought were firmly staying in the land of make-believe.
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"Most of the extra value someone is supposed to get out of contact with the real world is a little bit elusive, or something that can be captured with make-believe or virtual reality, given the right tools," Silcox told me.
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Trump's make-believe university had virtually nothing in common with a real university, but a lot in common with one of his casinos — a place where people come with fantasies of striking it rich, but usually wind up losing money instead.
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I make believe the shivering small flies beside me on the leaves, the sparrow gang that flusters in its shallow bowl of dust suppose that I want nothing more from them except to stay here and not mean a thing. 9.
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The princess of PC Music has served us up an icy banger called "Make Believe" that sits somewhere between East 17's classic "Stay Another Day" and Basshunter doing a Christmas song, and for those reasons, it is pure pop perfection.
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Even The Bachelor — a magical, make-believe world in which people get engaged after two months and a son talks extremely openly about his sex life with his mom and brother on live television — isn't immune from COVID-19, or Coronavirus.
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Visitors might learn about an automaker's plans for urban mobility while flying above a make-believe landscape, take a virtual reality sprint around a test track or scream down a drag strip at the wheel of a production-model hot rod.
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But unlike J. K. Rowling and Rick Riordan, Townsend has created a completely fantastical realm, so it lacks the playful tension between the real and the make-believe (such as taking the Long Island Expressway to Camp Halfblood in Riordan's books).
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A false story on Facebook about President Obama banning the Pledge of Allegiance in schools had more than two million shares or other interactions, and a make-believe story about Pope Francis endorsing Trump had nearly one million such interactions.
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If you have not seen Black Panther yet, I'm not giving anything away by telling you that Wakanda, the make-believe country in Africa where it is set, sits in a mountainous region where the imaginary metal vibranium is plentiful.
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Then he starts to tell us about his friends, using a big board with doors cut into it, behind which are pictures of people (and puppets) like King Friday the Thirteenth and Lady Fairchilde, from the Land of Make-Believe.
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Yet their complexions match the profiles and images that African-American rappers have long relied on for their drug-dealer allusions, the real and make-believe kingpins with empires spanning the Caribbean to Colombia and then further down the South American continent.
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In order to make it all fit together, the band kicked the tracks to Kinsella's cousin Nate, who has played in Joan Of Arc, Make Believe, American Football, and his own project, Birthmark, to have him cut them down to their essential parts.
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LA's longstanding history as the capital of the film industry has made it, quite literally, a land of make-believe, one that can often work to the disadvantage of many who place their full trust and faith in its smoke-and-mirrors machine.
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After a night that included scaring off the make-believe sharks hiding in son Cooper's crib, Keifer Thompson has just finished making a breakfast of eggs and peaches for his little guy and pouring a hot cup of coffee for wife Shawna.
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I've been an editor in The New York Times sports department for 25 years and, until now, my presence at major sports events outside the United States has consisted of exactly two moments, one of them real, one of them essentially make-believe.
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Among its famous inmates are the convicted spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed there in 220, and the Son of Sam serial killer, David Berkowitz, not to mention make-believe tenants played by James Cagney, Spencer Tracy and Robert De Niro.
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Ms. Rainer defined the Judson generation with her "No" manifesto ("No to spectacle, No to virtuosity, No to transformations and magic and make-believe" and no to much more, in 1965) and her seminally anti-sensationalist, anti-phrasing dance "Trio A" (1966).
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This can be particularly exhausting when it comes to getting her to eat her breakfast (a zebra), or getting her shoes (paws) on, or getting her to school (the savanna) without an extensive round of make-believe before I've even had my coffee.
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As a member of the charter generation of viewers — a toddler when "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" was first broadcast, in 1968 — I felt a bittersweet pang on revisiting the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, a place inhabited mainly by Mister Rogers's puppet alter egos.
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The frisson of danger dissipated, however, when it became evident that the opera, like the novel, inhabits a world of make-believe, in which the magical power of music melts the hearts of terrorists and fosters bonds of affection, even of love.
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If there is a lingering sadness in this literal loss of an illusion, the loss serves also as a powerful ritual of maturity, a threshold across which we are all expected to cross, an acceptance of the distinction between reality and make-believe.
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Make believe you're flying around the dry desert climate as Aladdin and Jasmine or enjoying the comfortable ocean temps as Ursula — or maybe you're trapped inside a glass claw machine where inclement weather can't touch you anyway as a Space Alien from Toy Story.
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Given up by her parents at the age of 3 and later abandoned by her grandmother and aunt, the Colorado native was shuffled to different group homes and foster care placements for 7 years – combating loneliness and dejection in the system by playing make-believe.
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"The entire process has become one of missed deadlines, make-believe budgets filled with gimmicks and magic asterisks," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, who said the process has gradually deteriorated into something that is neither serious nor effective.
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And that may be part of the reason why I've been so hesitant my whole life about the concept of marriage, because I think it's such a production and I feel like I have an allergic reaction to that, to that day of make-believe.
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The constraints of its genre are too bizarre not to have been chosen deliberately, just as Wohl deliberately constrained "Small Mouth Sounds" by setting it at a wordless spiritual retreat, and "Make Believe" by using the playacting of children as a medium for dramatizing mistreatment.
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Come on, Jim, you acquitted her because like Hillary, you, Lynch and even Obama communicated government information via private e-mails, and you placed as many Trump haters as you could like your friend Mueller in charge of the make believe Trump collusion on the case.
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He had very little to tie Jose Manuel Martinez — a soft-spoken man with an easy smile who'd spent much of the last few months playing soccer and make-believe with his grandchildren — to the bloody body of a young man found in a nearby hayfield.
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Analyses that tell us things like "if Jill Stein's supporters and half of Gary Johnson's backers had voted Democratic, Trump would have lost the state" don't actually tell us anything meaningful because they assume a make-believe world where regular and dedicated third-party voters don't exist.
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Whether you believe that Nobuhiko Takada was a bum, or a professional wrestler playing make believe, or you believe that Rickson Gracie deliberately avoided the best fighters in the world, the fights between the two were among the most significant in the history of mixed martial arts.
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I wonder, of course, because I glide so seamlessly into the make-believe scene I'm watching, letting your voice be mine, wishful-thinking that voice into the ear of a woman you don't know, have never seen, but I adore her, want her to adore me.
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Cookie in all her wisdom stops the video shoot and while she's speaking to the young actor playing Lucious, assuring him "that this is all make believe and that it would soon be over" — in all actuality she was speaking through the child to Lucious the man.
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The drifting pixels can make it feel like you've been haphazardly cut out and stuck into VR. Yet it still gave me a sense of place, like I was just in a different real world with my body intact rather than in an entirely make-believe existence.
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Under Mr. Modi's government and various state governments run by his party, the attempts to change history have taken many more forms, such as deleting chapters or passages from public school textbooks that contradicted their ideology, while adding their own make-believe versions of the past.
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Take, for example, a first-round match at the World Championship, played before fans dressed in all manner of full-body costumes: a Christmas tree, a giraffe, a duck and Woody from "Toy Story," not to mention a heavy-drinking bunch of (make-believe) priests and nuns.
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But while many of the best toys rely on a healthy imagination, it always felt like the Transformers were a little too slow for make-believe skirmishes and adventures; the good ones took far longer to turn into a robot than they did in the show.
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Those hills were not real to me anyway, just another movie set, a form of make‑believe to mask an apocalyptic landscape—cratered earth swallowed by thick nefarious lava, a war‑torn battlefield burning on the west side, an army of degenerate zombie serial killers thirsty for brain.
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"In keeping with the tradition of the show, there will be striking parallels between what's happening politically [in reality] and what's happening in our world of make believe," Danes said, also noting that Carrie is on her medication as she attempts to atone for her blood-stained past.
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But Ezekiel's willingness to show Carol his true face — "fake it 'till you make it" he tells her at one point — makes their dynamic much more interesting, as Ezekiel realizes Carol has forgotten what it means to pretend or even engage in something as innocent as theatrical make-believe.
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But before Munch's Make-Believe Band leaves for good, we humbly offer you the fascinating 45-year saga that has brought our bedraggled robot friends to the brink of extinction—a tangled web of ambition, rivalry, and a prodigal inventor who couldn't catch a break to save his life.
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Or, given that many of her fans are grown men with neckbeards who are obsessed with a make-believe anime teen in a schoolgirl outfit, she might just be a sign that there are a lot of weird, pervy dudes out there—which is something we knew already.
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"You're so dumb because you think it's going to be the exact same process as the first record and then you're hit with a brick," she recalls of the grueling and sometimes confusing process that went into her ambitious albeit mildly received 2012 album, Master of My Make-Believe.
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On the show, King Friday (the stern monarch of the Land of Make-Believe) erected a border fence of his own around his castle, and was convinced to take it down only by messages of goodwill and peace that other characters (both puppet and human) floated over the fence.
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But while dismissed by most of the world as a make-believe border, the dirt track now running through this tiny Georgian village nonetheless means that Vephivia Tatiashvili can no longer go to his three-story house because it sits on land now patrolled by Russian border guards.
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Many things, really: a rebel commander; a witty internal critic of the celebrity machine; a teller of comic tales, true and embellished; an inspiring and cautionary avatar of excess and resilience; an emblem of the honesty we crave (and so rarely receive) from beloved purveyors of make-believe.
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Her second and third albums, "Master of My Make-Believe" and "99¢" each arrived four years apart and used multiple producers and collaborators, among them the producers John Hill, Diplo and Greg Kurstin, the rapper ILoveMakonnen and members of TV on the Radio and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
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Frank's diary does not mention if she ever played a game that children everywhere indulge in and that Nathalie was enthralled by: She liked to make believe she was the mommy and demanded that our son Rodrigo, who was her nephew, though four years older, be the daddy.
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As a business hustler and entertainer, then as candidate and president, he peddles over-the-top make-believe from his branded cologne and "university" and Ceausescu-esque residences to his WWE appearances and "The Apprentice" to the tales about millions of illegal 2016 voters and his predecessor's birthplace.
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By portraying Israeli violence and depicting some of the humiliation that Palestinians experience daily, its creators said, "Fauda" allows viewers to peer across the barrier wall at some of the ugliest aspects of the occupation, then retreat to safety while consoling themselves that it's all just make-believe.
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There is no safe space in America where the country's culture wars aren't being waged — not even the make-believe workshop of a shopping mall Santa Claus — and no ears so innocent that they haven't heard about the sexual misdeeds of some prominent men and accusations against others.
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Sometimes they are make-believe terrains, like the fictional Pacific Island Watopia, below: Min tells me he started Zwift out of London because that is where he lives, but much of the development has come out of southern California, since that is where there is a stronghold of gaming developers.
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"Draw a box and identify three things: where the biggest source of light comes from — it's either a window or an overhead light — put that on your square, find out where the doorway is, and put something down that's going to mark the center, and then play make believe," he says.
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Here's how: You can't fake knowledge of something you know literally nothing about, so here is a summary that I have gleaned from years of reading social media about the show: Thrones is about a convoluted struggle over a throne in a make-believe place where the seasons last years.
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Who could forget the on-screen magnetism of "Dave," the white guy who reminded people that the library was closing from a make-believe film about Thurgood Marshall's life story, or the gripping performance from "unseen voice on phone" during another fake movie about the discriminatory housing practices in Chicago?
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Broad and his wife Edythe had been collecting paintings for about 10 years and had never really been interested in photography until they saw Cindy Sherman's Untitled Film Stills, in which Sherman dressed up as screen sirens from the 20163s and 60s, painstakingly reducing make-believe movies to single frames.
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Earlier, in their everyday clothes (Donna's include ripped jeans, because she does a lot of repair work on her property), the three women reminisce about their former glory with an impromptu performance of "Dancing Queen," each grabbing a shoe, a hairbrush or a flashlight to use as a make-believe microphone.
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Featuring Hannah's signature soprano going at full pelt, and the kitschy Euro-influenced production that we have come to know and love from PC Music, "Make Believe" is now your go-to track to start a mass kitchen fist-pump, should you happen to be handed the aux cord at a Christmas party.
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Nour, a brown-haired 10-year-old whose favorite game used to be pretending to be a princess, stopped playing make-believe in July of last year, when she lost 19 members of her family as they tried to escape Mosul's besieged Old City, where the Islamic State was making its last stand.
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Those who thrived at Trump Tower were able to adjust to the turbulence and keep the secrets of an operation that revolved around the flashy but silly family brand, with Donald Trump as a barking mad king; daughter Ivanka as a make-believe princess; sons Eric and Donald Jr. as pretend princes.
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When I was a little kid in the crack-addled-gang-members-are-coming-to-kill you late 211s, I wasn't allowed to play with toy guns, the idea being that I might be less apt to become a violent person if I weren't shaped by make-believe shoot-'em-up games.
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Razor-sharp 1980s tailoring and Kraftwerk-style neckties were worn with '70s-inspired corduroy and shearling outerwear; colorful '60s-esque geometric motifs were seen on chunky knitwear, utilitarian outerwear and modernized shirting — some adorned with Victorian ruffle trims; stirrup trousers and square-toed riding boots alluded to equestrians from a make-believe world.
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Icaria, as they called the "holy community" they were going to establish on American shores, was to be modeled on a make-believe place, the happy island nation described in Voyage en Icarie (Travels in Icaria), a bestselling utopian romance published in 1840 by Étienne Cabet, a communist parliamentarian and the publisher of Le Populaire.
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At the end of the day, when I'm trying to unwind on my hectic commute, listening to my make-believe friends on Terrace House calmly gab about their dreams is all it takes to pacify me — at least until I get home and watch people throw drinks in their friend's face on Vanderpump Rules.
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There are bad wigs, but then there is the Bad Black Wig (which is distinct from any old bad wig), because being black in the make-believe of Hollywood is a state of being that is not wildly dissimilar to being black in the real world — the circumstances and outcomes of marginalization are very real.
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That same director conducts a laughable, make believe investigation of his favorite Hillary with no grand jury, no search warrant, no subpoenas, where he sat back and watched as the accused destroyed evidence, deleted e-mails with his cohorts and the Department of Justice hands out immunity deals without ever requiring that they testify.
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Besides, a blunt, rude joke about Trump in a make-believe movie somehow seems less significant than the blunt, rude jokes from this year's presidential campaign: Trump belittles Marco Rubio by calling him "little Marco" – it may even be "l'il Marco," which is worse – and Rubio in turn says Trump is an incontinent old man.
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CyberCaliphate faded from view after the TV5 Monde hack, but the over-the-top threats issued by the gang of make-believe militants found an echo in the anti-Muslim sentiment whipped up by a St. Petersburg troll farm — an organization whose operations were laid bare by a U.S. special prosecutor's indictment earlier this year.
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I was a PBS kid in the late 70s and early 80s... but, I thought I could do it in a way that it's not really him, it's spoofing the genre as much as it's spoofing the 'land of make believe…' I don't think it's insensitive to him being who he was as a person.
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In an age where #sponcon runs wild and Instagram filters blur the lines between real and make-believe, for the last few decades, Wells has been one guiding light in an industry that seems to struggle with positioning its backbone in honest, thoughtful reviews about products most of us spend hundreds of dollars on every year.
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And there is GIANT, a film that puts you in a physical room designed to simulate a basement, and then puts VR goggles on you and lets you experience a mother and father trying to comfort a child through make believe as bombs fall ever closer, closer, closer to your hiding spot (I'm sweating just thinking about it).
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With the backdrop of a steady snowfall, he was welcomed by the Lexington Minute Men, had a make-believe lunch date and shared a lengthy kiss with "Lindsey Graham" (Harvard senior Max McGillivray, 22, from North Andover, Massachusetts, in drag), wore a balloon cake hat, and received a key to the city from Cambridge Mayor E. Denise Simmons.
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Wizkid & Kyla Pop Rocks FOE - "Law"Make Believe - "Them Heartache Nights" Joan of Arc - "I Was Born"Marcos Cabral - "Music for Diving"Beau Wanzer - "Slow Down Sir"Arnold Dreyblatt - "The Adding Machine"Craig Leon - "Donkey Beating Cups"Ennio Morricone - "Battle Of Algiers" (Ennio Morricone 2015: Meisterwerke Der Filmmusic version)Co la - "Wanna Say Faux" Speak - "I Get Down" (feat.
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Just to be clear, it was Bill Cosby -- the real man, not the make-believe character who charmed us as a bougie black dad on "The Cosby Show," or the comedian who made the world laugh with his family brand of humor — who on Thursday was at last held accountable for his crimes against Andrea Constand.
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A Russian company that was indicted in February for using social media to interfere in the 85033 U.S. presidential election is accusing special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE of creating a "make believe" crime.
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Mister Rogers's talismanic cardigan, which is faithfully recreated by Yasemin Esmeck for the new film "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood," starring Tom Hanks, was the sartorial equivalent of a lullaby — sweet, comforting, bland — and it helped lull generations of American preschoolers into the cozy Neighborhood of Make-Believe, where there are no bad people and no bad thoughts.
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Turn Your Apple Watch Into a Tiny Macintosh Computer While it ChargesTurning the Apple Watch on its side while it's charging overnight puts it in Nightstand Mode so you …Read more ReadDressing up your iPhone 6 or 7 is as easy as sliding your smartphone into this make-believe silicone Macintosh, which props your device up for hands-free use.
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Indeed, if Tuesday's preview was any indication, Mr. Trump will spend the rest of his term talking smack, patronizing and tweaking congressional Democrats, and playing ever more wildly to his base, even as Democrats express growing frustration about their inability to have a rational conversation with a president who lives — with apologies to Mr. Rogers — in his own Neighborhood of Make-Believe.
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The president of Abkhazia, a breakaway region of Georgia that only Russia and three other countries recognize and that does not get many foreign visitors other than Russian budget tourists, appreciated Mr. Monson's visit so much that he gave him a gold watch and pronounced him an honorary citizen of what much of the world views as a make-believe country.
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Leverton told CBS that kids "stopped looking at the animatronics years and years ago," though it's hard to imagine anyone would want to look away from a set like this: Though the company doesn't have definitive plans to eliminate the band from all its locations, Leverton said he's got a "strong hypothesis" that Munch's Make-Believe Band will eventually get canned completely.
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Chinese state media on Monday reportedly called President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's trade policies "extortion" in an article framing the president as a delusional actor playing make-believe.
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Standing before a winter wonderland scene of wicker deer and frosted apples, assorted miniature wassailers in bobble hats and tartan, all set against snow-dusted spruce intertwined with fairy lights (and in the background the heroic figure of Santa, ho-ho-ho-ing a bit too strenuously in the face of untold strain), well — it can help you make believe that all is right with the world.
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"I think it would be fair to say that he taught all of us that intent and courage and fearlessness and freedom are the aspects of playing make-believe that spark the corners of the room where the dark is most impenetrable; to shine a light on those corners within ourselves is the very reason we go back time and again to Movies, TV shows and Theatre," Moyer wrote.
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When the brothers were hired by the Turtle Conservancy, a conservationist group, they produced a series of standard celebrity public-service announcements, and then something very different: a four-minute fake documentary about a rare-animal smuggler in a hotel penthouse in Hong Kong, which was so realistic that the Conservancy had to issue a statement reassuring viewers that although the problem was real, the film was make-believe.
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I walked over to stand where Ms. Hepburn did in the film's final scene, as the princess prepared to bid farewell to Rome, to Mr. Peck, and to a room full of real journalists drafted to fill out the press conference — and although I have been a moviegoer since I was a child, I was not prepared for how delighted I would be to be exactly there, surrounded by make-believe memories.
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He's got an eye for detail and a gift for articulating existential worries on an endearingly human level: A simple instance of mishearing a partner—she says they're just "make believe," he registers it as "maple leaves"—speaks to the difficulties of communicating in relationships; elsewhere, heartbreak is recognized as not being the end of the world, because the end of the world is bigger than any one person—and also specifically bigger than the Target department store on Brooklyn's Flatbush Avenue.
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" Fahad Karim on "The Outrage Over Sarah Jeong" Melanie Momjian on "Catholic Priests Abused 1,000 Children in Pennsylvania, Report Says" Cecilia Prefontaine on "Between Sound and Silence" Casey R. on "Baseball Has a New Position: The Make-Believe Pitcher" Charlie Wang on "Trump Officials Reverse Obama's Policy on Affirmative Action in Schools" Jacob Whitehouse on "He's 9, a Chess Prodigy and Must Leave the U.K., Officials Say" Ryan Wilson on "How the Suffrage Movement Betrayed Black Women" Robert Y on "Curious About Classical Music?
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New York Times columnist Frank Bruni ripped President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over his claim that crime has decreased in El Paso, Texas, since a wall was constructed around the city, calling it a make-believe strategy during an interview on CNN's "New Day" on Wednesday.
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Contrary to Carol's initial assessment that the people in The Kingdom are playing make believe because they can't handle the horror of the real world, Ezekiel doesn't infantilize his followers — he talks like King Arthur and keeps a pet tiger because history has proven that a symbol is an effective way to inspire trust and confidence, and he keeps his deal with Negan and the Saviors hidden from his subjects because he believes they would want to fight back, not cower, and would sustain heavy losses in the attempt.
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