"What mom with three kids does that?" marvels a friend.
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In a 1941 letter to a friend, Zweig marvels at
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There's fashion, and then there are modern marvels of engineering.
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"Thai food is not only delicious, it's fun," marvels Action.
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"It's shifted me in ways I'm still understanding," she marvels.
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"You don't pay for anything at this place," Fallon marvels.
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But it should make it easier to preserve their marvels.
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You believe in technology and the marvels of machine learning.
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But with each accolade, the architectural marvels have faced challenges.
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"That's why you couldn't see it," she marvels in horror.
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Few get to experience the marvels of caviar skin care.
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The name graces one of New York City's engineering marvels.
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She simply shrugs her shoulders and marvels at the question.
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"The fans kept it secret all this time," he marvels.
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Hilgers still marvels at how Zouski could take a punch.
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"That's it?" the mother marvels, while the NYCC audience audibly cringes.
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"So quickly my hair is remarkably and clearly better," she marvels.
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When Edwards first spots the hidden drone, she marvels at it.
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And what marvels are around the corner from the design world?
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"It's like the lost Ed Sheeran track," marvels Keith, fully onboard.
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Her bizarre focus on the marvels of free trade, for example.
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Growing up undocumented, I saw my elders as marvels of nature.
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"Who would have dreamed so many people would come?" he marvels.
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"My husband's body, with the head of a clown!" she marvels.
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"The world was born without any veil of modesty," he marvels.
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So, you might ask, when can we experience all these marvels?
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He marvels at a television, because he's only seen one once before.
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Despite the limitations of the new study, Pletcher marvels at the findings.
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I cannot stress this enough: Thunderstorms are amazing marvels of particle physics.
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" Watching them, a minor character marvels, "What the fuck is going on?
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What marvels do you discover about the world, each and every day?
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"It's weird that you can fit us in one hug!" marvels JoJo.
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De Menocal marvels at our ability to do this forecasting at all.
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But in other places, white clover has become a plant that marvels.
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My father marvels that I can recite so many of the Psalms.
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"No one ever seemed to remember what came before," Jessa-Lynn marvels.
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Its siting is one of the many unprecedented marvels of the Seagram.
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But most of the late prints are marvels of freshness and lucidity.
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All these children's books were new to me, and they're all marvels.
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Even today, workers labor in dirty and uncomfortable conditions to build marvels.
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This and other modern-day marvels are the result of machine learning.
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Of course, regular tunnels can be interesting in addition to being engineering marvels.
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"Lashes made me feel like I got a whole lighting rig," she marvels.
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"I live for this," marvels Schlesinger after seeing the new complex come together.
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Attending the panel were Captain Marvels of every size, shape, color, and gender.
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Each year thereafter, I'd see more and more Captain Marvels at subsequent conventions.
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Now he marvels at the support he is receiving on the campaign trail.
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It's not the best one, though—at least in terms of technological marvels.
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And on those days, you'll really appreciate the marvels of 21st century technology.
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The math nerd in me marvels at the way God designed our universe.
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The biggest economy in the world cannot keep up with such engineering marvels.
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The first lady marvels at the skeleton costume of a trick-or-treater.
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Yet every year of my tenure brought new marvels, many by younger choreographers.
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Marvels of technical display no longer come as a surprise from Ms. Wang.
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If you owned one of these marvels, the video might make you nostalgic.
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Listening in on the conversations people have, Strider marvels at their deranged ideas.
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Most of us can sleep nights without wondering what marvels Mia's show included.
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Though it's hard to imagine now, these towns were seen as technological marvels.
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"It looks like somebody put a beauty filter across New York City," she marvels.
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Now ubiquitous and unremarkable, they were at the time considered architectural and design marvels.
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Even as he marvels at his own success, he has ambitious global growth goals.
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Conway marvels at those who emerge from these tragedies determined to make a difference.
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Watch the video above to experience The Box's eye-popping marvels in 360 degrees.
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"She walked up onto the stage and then that voice comes out," he marvels.
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He collected clips of men with bulbous bodies, deeming them nothing less than marvels.
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"And she's at the youth center the next day like nothing happened," he marvels.
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Martínez marvels at the "logic of an ape" that led U.S. politicians to deport
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Moving mechanical marvels, either vintage or contemporary, like this from the amazing Thomas Kuntz.
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"How high that highest candle lights the dark", he marvels in a late poem.
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But there's another part of me, the more analytic part, that marvels at it.
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Handsome cabinetry displays a bizarre collection of graphic replicas of medical marvels and abnormalities.
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Related: This Tape Makes Everything LEGOs DIY LEGO Designs Recreate Marvels of Modern Engineering
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He also marvels at how he has become an object of intense scientific interest.
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Livshits marvels at how her life has changed since coming to the United States.
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Vocations A firefighter marvels at the power of the natural forces he must face.
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Dr. Chaves still marvels at the "privilege" of seeing vampire finches in the act.
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But he also marvels at the younger men's hedonistic antics and their apparent freedom.
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The heist amounted to stealing "five marvels, five masterpieces from humankind," the prosecutor said.
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What if those marvels of the past only went into a 100-year hibernation?
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In the lavish catalog, the entries on the shoes are marvels of compressed information.
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In "Pattern Recognition," an American marvels at the collage that is England: Mirror-world.
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"We had a lot more material submitted that we couldn't even get to," Dolenz marvels.
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Now, with a new job in this neighborhood, she marvels at what it has become.
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These displays of almost entirely undisciplined, uneducated fury and wounded egos aren't exactly technical marvels.
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We're SO excited about the makeover of these miniature marvels, we even made a video!
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Since the Google acquisition, the firm has repeatedly produced marvels that have garnered global attention.
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Through good fortune and the marvels of modern medicine, Jacobs regained the ability to walk.
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Related: DIY LEGO Designs Recreate Marvels of Modern Engineering Remember When Your Imagination Was Endless?
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"Cher is this planetary force: she really does have a pull to her," Block marvels.
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Yes, traveling to and between Russia's 11 World Cup host cities should provide marvels aplenty.
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Wings of palaces were devoted to the marvels, and shelves of libraries to the stories.
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Also, they are both hulking athletic marvels who will be swinging at 60 MPH meatballs.
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Once the initial gratitude for the marvels of modern science wore off, reality set in.
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She looks in the mirror and marvels to find that her wish has come true.
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Mütter's Marvels: A True Tale of Intrigue and Innovation at the Dawn of Modern Medicine.
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She marvels that Maya Angelou's home is for sale one block over for $5 million.
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"This is revolution," marvels Fan Ziming, a university student, looking on from a safe distance.
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THE MAKING OF POETRY: Coleridge, the Wordsworths, and Their Year of Marvels, by Adam Nicolson.
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In the last section, Thomas marvels at the ingenuity of those trying to "disrupt" fashion.
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So "Making Marvels" is a parade of science and splendor, not always in that order.
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"Such fresh energy and sincerity," the Schildkraut of "Indecent" marvels after meeting the young Asch.
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Sheikh Hasina has done marvels for Bangladesh over nearly 10 consecutive years as prime minister.
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Your columnist marvels at hawkers on street corners selling flowers imported from South America at $10.
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Gay, like us, marvels at Minaj's command of a room or an entourage or a conversation.
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Others celebrate local or distant marvels, as souvenirs or educational toys, or recall a lost past.
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Charles Lloyd & the Marvels' new record, "I Long to See You" (Blue Note), isn't so complex.
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A modern listener does not adopt these mores; she marvels at how far women have progressed.
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There were no more camels, no more men, no more marvels, and no more stories. Ever.
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Location of the Great Marib Dam, considered to be one of the world's greatest engineering marvels.
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That being said, Dos Anjos worked marvels in that fight with his pressure and his discipline.
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Stateside marvels like the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls, and Yosemite draw millions of tourists each year.
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Ahead of the race, Mr. Mille discussed his passion for mechanical marvels that tick and roar.
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The debut theme was Mirabilia, Latin for marvels, interpreted by Bulgari in futuristic, outer-space decorations.
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One marvels at a sort of uniformity in this quiet collection that transcends theme, setting, subject.
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"You're 50 years old and you still think the world was made for you," she marvels.
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Ms. Brown marvels at the fresh life that these new businesses have infused into the neighborhood.
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Vineyards and culinary marvels beckon in the austere backcountry of the Valle de Guadalupe in Mexico.
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Especially in Mr. Ratmansky's dances, abundant marvels of style keep turning the light story into poetry.
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At times, she said, she marvels at how much the company has grown in five years.
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Ms. Baker marvels at how quickly marijuana product suppliers and retailers are embracing innovative ideas with professionalism.
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Think of the marvels we can achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people.
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Look, our fingers are anatomical marvels; they stretch and bend and articulate in all kinds of ways.
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He marvels at the increases in processing power and bandwidth that have allowed his business to flourish.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It began, as many culinary marvels do, with an accidental discovery.
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His gilded cuffs and necklaces strung with empire-era coins and intricate cameos are marvels of metalwork.
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She marvels at the free food, the free education for Omar, and the coloring paper given Jonathan.
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This packed and fascinating title takes its readers on a journey through the world's lesser-known marvels.
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"The training will turn them from 'nomads' into skilled marvels," the official Xinjiang Daily said last month.
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It's very intimate, and Weinraub still marvels at being granted full access to such a private space.
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The Very Hairy Chest Contest, the towel-animal lessons, the marzipan piano: All the marvels are splendido.
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There is no end to the marvels of the lizard, particularly, in Mr. Peteroy's opinion, the gecko.
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And indeed, she barely even touches the slice, even as she marvels at how wonderful it is.
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As a result, we've seen technological marvels that would have been unthinkable a generation or two ago.
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The likable, hard-working cast does achieve marvels of vocal synchronicity in backing up one another's solos.
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Ms. Baker marvels at how quickly marijuana product suppliers and retailers are embracing innovative ideas with professionalism.
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Hugh Derry (Ariyon Bakare), an exobiologist, marvels that each of Calvin's cells can perform every somatic function.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article to learn more about these architectural marvels.
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It's a study that marvels at the sun's charged and beguiled play of appearances across Noren's apartment.
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Through sculpture, photography, and drawing, Stoney marvels at the natural world and ponders Earth's relationship to humankind.
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You might surprise yourself by producing marvels like the recently released Atomic Blonde or Mad Max: Fury Road.
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A government many expected to end in a quick divorce is "still enjoying its honeymoon", marvels Mr Valbruzzi.
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This year, Mr. Beige says, you can expect to see a bevy of Spider-Men and Captain Marvels.
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Gendry marvels at the snow, which as a southern boy he's never seen, and Tormund is in heaven.
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That starts with its name, the Marvels, which sounds like a surf-rock instrumental band from around 1963.
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The park was a haven for burgeoning video gamers, featuring marvels such as 21991D technology on its rides.
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More importantly, these marvels of nature remain healthy and active as they enter the three-figure age range.
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Mike Pence's disregard for a "Do Not Touch" sign became the source of countless memes and Photoshop marvels.
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" But more than that, she marvels at the way Shonagon "obscures that power passably, in an elegant humility.
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He marvels at how ridiculous it was for him to fall in love with her, a mere thing.
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Roaring 20s fashion, vintage automobiles and lost architectural marvels all spring back to life in these ancient photographs.
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"Proper Star Wars cocks," Schnuggie grins, as Bibi marvels at the inner workings of a transparent rabbit vibrator.
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A preemptive archaeology, Small collects various theories on the significance of human presence amidst technological and spiritual marvels.
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He marvels that the glass-plate negatives were just inches from the baseball legends they captured for posterity.
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"I'm struggling to get through college at their age and they're running a promotion," Daniels marvels years later.
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And she marvels at the gleaming new Acropolis Museum, where tourism and propaganda have reshaped a cultural landscape.
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Spider-Verse is proof of how Spider-Man doesn't need Peter Parker's name — or Marvels' rules — to thrive.
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"Waste-pickers know physics, chemistry, economics," marvels Gonzalo Muñoz, founder and boss of TriCiclos, a Chilean waste-management company.
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He marvels that brownstone houses nearby used to go for a song, when many were boarded up and abandoned.
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On a recent JetBlue flight from JFK to SFO, I realized how modern marvels can be far from marvelous.
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She marvels at the fact that Simone hangs out with Kim "after you basically got her killed," she says.
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"It's incredible that a genuine icon, a living legend like that would go, 'Yeah, I'll come,&apos" Corden marvels.
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Standing recently under a set of Olympic rings installed in a Rio park, Lohaynny marvels at their good fortune.
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He marvels at the grandeur of an old theater, where another extra-dimensional entity called "the Fireman" will reside.
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Marvels of poetry, comedy, romance, imagination, humanity pervade the Sarasota company's all-Ashton program this week at the Joyce.
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No doubt the temptation to use the marvels of this new tech as a marketing tool is often overwhelming.
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He marvels at the happenstance that created a lifelong bond with Ratelle, who is from Lac Saint-Jean, Quebec.
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She marvels now at the petty banality of the fight the two of them had just before it struck.
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The sensuous marvels of coordination that distinguish Odissi are as seductive as anything to be found in world dance.
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And one of the marvels of Ms. Foster's interpretation is the luminosity with which she endows her character's dimness.
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In the preface to her latest work, "Of Morsels and Marvels," she conveys her surprise at his negative response.
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The painting's diminutive size pulls the viewer closer, so that the paint itself becomes one of the work's marvels.
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You might be counting down the days to the solar eclipse, but the universe is always overflowing with celestials marvels.
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Looking back on her 2014 town hall, she marvels at what it meant for body image and stigmas surrounding illness.
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One of these marvels is the Haulani Crater, which stretches 21 miles and shows evidence of landslides around its rims.
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The concept: putting weird, gooey, scaly, scary, sting-y, bitey creatures on camera as Peterson marvels at and explains them.
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It was all thick-cream legato, marvels of equilibrium and transition, falling, rising, bending and curving in one seamless sequence.
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It's nearly impossible to know what technological marvels await in the next few years, let alone the next eight decades.
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In a giant park full of marvels, you still need to find compelling shots that work well in virtual reality.
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Diane Greene, who heads up Google's cloud unit, often marvels at how much her company invests in Google Cloud infrastructure.
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Behind, a grizzled old man didn't even try to hide his enthusiasm for the technological marvels of a vertical landing.
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Tunde is an infectiously optimistic engineering wizard from Nigeria with a passion for creating technological marvels from trash-heap discards.
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Before the story closes with an unexpected encounter with the sublime, Max marvels at the authenticity of our imperfect world.
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One continually marvels at the spare, unmuddied jazz of a Vonnegut sentence and too often despairs of his ramshackle plots.
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Such marvels multiply in the six silver half-size sculptures of saints from the High Altar in the Monreale Cathedral.
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A world of monorails, flying cars and medical marvels -- all made possible by the discovery of vibranium, a superpower metal.
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Russia's political class marvels at how much time it now spends chewing over the minutiae of the American political system.
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Indeed, one of the minor marvels of the '60s was that the period made Rockwell happier than he'd ever been.
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A different kind of Brazil is waiting in the country's lively northeast corner, where musical, culinary and architectural marvels await.
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"It's amazing how a 60-year-old Porsche can outrun a 911R with a professional race car driver," he marvels.
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I slipped into the increasingly familiar world of each movie with eagerness and enthusiasm, feelings which were in themselves marvels.
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The author marvels at the resulting ambition and ingenuity, while also observing the power of residual caste and gender prejudices.
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Yet it may take a while before the standard compact car can match the marvels of the 2017 Bugatti Chiron.
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All of them are architectural marvels of enormous scale — and are among the most visited tourist attractions in the world.
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No one marvels at the half a million airplanes that take off on time and land on time and work miraculously.
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"He still took the time to come out and speak to a bunch of teenage girls in the suburbs," she marvels.
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They show garages full of mechanical marvels that you'd never be allowed to so much as test-drive in real life.
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The unreal baby jiggled its fists, as in the divine visions I once hoped to have, the marvels I'd thought possible.
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His stories compound the dreamscapes of Surrealism, the marvels of Icelandic folklore and a pop-culture sensibility into free-form fables.
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"It's blowing my mind because I get more of an audience now than I did with the original Ronettes," she marvels.
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Shannon's character regards the creature as untameable, other — a monster that defies nature — while Stuhlbarg's marvels at its intelligence and empathy.
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In the Little Havana district of Miami crowds no longer gather to celebrate rumours that Fidel has died, Mr Gimenez marvels.
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He thought about the rise and fall of civilizations, and yet praised the marvels of the earth, the sky, the sea.
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The prospect of an existence utterly devoid of marvels, all fluorescent lighting and beige carpets, is one I'm unwilling to accept.
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For all the marvels made possible by the digital revolution, it also is beyond argument that the internet has empowered evil.
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He still marvels at his first phone call to the Baseball Hall of Fame, in Cooperstown, N.Y., to discuss his plans.
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Computer art has been around for decades, and Hollywood's digitally animated movies and special effects are marvels of rich, evocative imagery.
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"When there is no electricity, thank the marvels of modern Cuban-led engineering," Mr. Pompeo said in comments laced with sarcasm.
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North Korea, he said, might choose not to invest in high-speed trains and other technological marvels displayed in the film.
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So the Jurong Rock Caverns are less an emblem of the marvels of technology than of the anxiety of a nation.
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Attenborough has devoted his career to teaching us that to embrace the world's marvels is also to fathom its harshest inevitabilities.
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" Trump spoke of touring Hanoi, saying "it's incredible to see, incredible to watch, and it's truly one of the great marvels.
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There's a reason that sword-swallowing remains one of the sideshow's greatest marvels: it's one of the hardest acts to master.
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The men who drove the camels, who brought the marvels, they told the name and they told stories, and the name and the stories made their way, with the marvels, to distant lands, where they conjured visions of glittering domes and tame white stags, women so beautiful they melted the mind, and men whose scimitars blinded with their shine.
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These suits are still your standard air-pressurized suits, which Newman describes as engineering marvels, but still really hard to move in.
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Now, though, five competing teams have launch contracts to get their little marvels to the Moon by the end of this year.
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It's true that our new ships are technological and engineering marvels in their own right, and offer a multitude of unexpected experiences.
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The marvels of modern mold-making have allowed us to turn food-safe silicone into an endless run of novel kitchen accessories.
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The hour-long trip allows visitors to see Dubai's historic landmarks and modern marvels without having to set foot on the ground.
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He's a childhood friend from Elliot's past who's just discovered the marvels of Seinfeld and continuously questions its brilliance over morning omelettes.
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A quarter century later, O'Hara still marvels at how Belle's saga has evolved from a phenomenon to a full-fledged cultural icon.
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They produced endless technological marvels - from underwater cities to spaceships big enough to tow the earth a bit further from the sun.
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To deliver such marvels in a decade or so is an order tall enough to reach halfway to orbit itself (see article).
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In particular, a scene in which Malcolm marvels at his daughter's dual gymnastic and raptor-kicking abilities has earned mockery from fans.
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Dell's product portfolio is as strong now as it's ever been, highlighted by design marvels like the Venue 8 7000 Android tablet.
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Mr Eavis still marvels at the great chambers still being found in the Malaysian state of Sarawak, on the island of Borneo.
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It's split into several different categories some of which include Under 30 Minutes, Take you Time, Sheet Pan Suppers, and Meatless Marvels.
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Marvels like these are why Bob Iger, the head of Disney, has promised this will be the company's "most technologically innovative park".
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The earth muddles through its marvels in spite of us, and it is past time to rethink our relationship with what's wild.
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Click here to view original GIFAs the world's premiere auto racing league, the cars that compete in Formula One are technological marvels.
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Wind turbines, modern marvels of engineering, would convert everything from the slightest breeze to the strongest offshore gale to light whole cities.
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They hail from the so-called "cradle of civilization" and bring with them technological marvels like mastery over fire and rudimentary agriculture.
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One patient marvels at the tongue's versatility, recalling how her daughter could tie a cherry stem into a knot inside her mouth.
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Willie Nelson, 84, matter-of-factly marvels at his own longevity in "Last Man Standing," the title track of his new album.
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History often treats the engineering marvels of the 21st century as exponentially more virtuosic than what came before, but consider the tourbillon.
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There are many technological marvels — a signature of Mr. Lepage's work — but they're humanely scaled and rarely deployed for their own sake.
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Like the jail, the new schools are engineering marvels, red brick fortresses raised more than 20163 feet on a forest of columns.
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Zhu Yunfei, watching his son, marvels at the variety: "Coming here to play with him is making up for my childhood," he says.
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From breathtaking natural wonders to architectural marvels built by humans, America is a beautiful place with no shortage of gorgeous destinations to visit.
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The installation at New York's Tanya Bonakdar Gallery is part of Dion's The Library for the Birds of New York and Other Marvels.
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But even for viewers familiar with the many marvels and perils of the digital age, "Lo and Behold" brims with an infectious wonder.
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As fiction goes, they're slim books, but both are marvels of minimalism; their charged and compact language deserves multiple readings and sustained scrutiny.
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" Scalise, a Republican, said he "said a lot of prayers" and "through the grace of God and marvels of medicine, I&aposm here.
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So, it's no wonder the winner "marvels at how every decision made that day" that brought them into the store, the release says.
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When the men spot Arianne Zucker, the actress who would be greeting Mr. Trump, Mr. Bush, using a profanity, marvels at her looks.
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He supported Bernie Sanders in the last presidential election cycle and marvels at his own father's devotion to Trump despite his painful policies.
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Tavares, the Islanders' captain, marvels at the success of Clutterbuck, who scored a career-best 19 goals for the Wild in 20063-11.
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Our home system, Gemini, is a place of technological marvels and one of the most potent centers for scientific research in the galaxy.
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On Tuesday, as on almost every occasion I have watched "Jewels" over 40 years, I noted further marvels of Balanchine's skill in construction.
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Bernhard is more interested in practical questions and marvels at the first-generation robots whose faces flower open to reveal glittering metal skulls.
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Ms. Rossellini also touches on evolutionary trends and domestication, using the example of wolves and dogs, and marvels at some animals' acting skills.
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Around Town This theater, home to the country's largest documentary film festival, Doc NYC, is now bingeing on the fictional marvels of television.
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She went public last year about the abuse she suffered and now marvels at the group of women who have since joined her.
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Ms. Amey marvels that the city of Chowchilla annexed land "in Fairmead's backyard" on which two prisons stand — but not in Fairmead itself.
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The "Book of the Marvels of the World" was written by Rustichello de Pisa, based on stories told to him by Marco POLO.
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She's learned firsthand that donkeys can bloody you badly without even trying, so she marvels at how protective they are around her son.
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"Into the Red" marvels at a woman's financial generosity, over a track that dwindles from a string-ensemble arrangement to tiny, plinking tones.
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In a Fresco promotional video, Scott Centers, COO of Coastal Television Broadcasting Company, which owns KTBY, marvels that Fresco offers an affordable alternative.
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Elsewhere, Raad marvels that a grainy, black-and-white photograph can come to be a credible document of the history of an event.
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The coverage of it marvels at the fact that a "small Michigan-based firm" has risen to become the RNC's primary email list provider.
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What's less clear is how these marvels will work in tandem with one another; the convergent effects of technology are often hard to predict.
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Click here to view original GIFThat articulated arm, and the gripping head on the end of it, are technological marvels all on their own.
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Year-round sunshine, luxurious shopping centres, and architecture juxtaposing modern marvels with ancient sites all combine to make Dubai the Middle East's crown jewel.
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She marvels at her friend's dead body and sobs at her funeral, which a quiet scene proves Grace paid for with her own money.
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Robinson marvels at the country's market socialism, but points out that it's a mysterious gerontocracy with an oppressed working class of 500 million people.
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Since New Horizons' flyby, scientists have learned about a number of marvels on the dwarf planet, ranging from floating hills to potential ice volcanoes.
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If CR gets him far enough to benefit from these marvels then a few decades of deprivation might translate into additional centuries of life.
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And both are marvels in tango's elegant dovetailing of the ankles: Feet are crossed over to make two legs into a single descending triangle.
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The cabinet of curiosities, glittering with all kinds of marvels, is just to be browsed; the travelling reader moves through it and past it.
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He had one advantage over reality: the film could present the marvels of the universe in lavish color and sound, on an enormous canvas.
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She writes a wonderful scene in which Bea, years later, visits some of the other Glitteraries and marvels at what they haven't turned into.
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Spain's Gonzalo Fernandez-Castaño, who has played against Molinari since they were teenagers, marvels at how Molinari rarely misses a fairway or a green.
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Created by Bichu and Bibi Tesfamariam, Ethiopian brothers who really did run off and join the circus, this holiday show mixes marvels and memoir.
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Owner of a face that's one of the marvels of modern cinema, Bill Nighy can give even the most somber movie a comic bent.
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All of it seemed utterly fantastic until suddenly it was everywhere, making it difficult for many to separate genuine marvels from showmanship and sham.
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For Wright, America, past and present, is Wonderland, a place of marvels and horrors from which not even the fortunate escape with their heads.
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One of the marvels of modern history is how objectivity came to be most vigorously upheld by the ruling classes of the United States.
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The dancers sat still, skittered backward on their heels, performed marvels of adagio control, slapped the floor and sprang up from it in jumps.
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I never realized the architectural marvels of olfactory sensations or how the internet could be as rocky as a hurricane if you rode its currents.
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"You really see the tension," Kwan marvels at the canvas as he steps back and forth a few times with his chin in his hand.
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"Think of the marvels we can achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people," Trump said near the end of his speech.
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Now that "The Sparkles" has grown into The Sparkle Effect – a national nonprofit with 180 teams in 29 states – Cronk still marvels at its impact.
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The exhibition and an accompanying monograph, Vik Muniz (Prestel), celebrate the dazzling marvels Muniz' constructs out of things like diamonds, toys, chocolate syrup, and sand.
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"Few countries could have pulled this off," marvels Matthew Taylor, a political scientist at American University in Washington, DC. The protesters outside also behaved well.
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Cheese samples, the fish department and the dewy surprise of automatic misting in the produce section: Lots of marvels are packed in those prosaic aisles.
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Hear from some of the architects and creators of Israel's latest technology marvels like Orit Nissan Messing, the co-founder and Chief Architect of Iguazio.
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High prices for metals like iron ore encouraged companies like Rio Tinto to invest in bigger and more-productive mines, some of them engineering marvels.
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The medium represents a mash-up of modern technological marvels — computer vision, haptics, artificial intelligence — and more conventional creative endeavors, like screenwriting and character animation.
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When Stan, a 23-year-old student from South Australia, rides his bike through the Rocky Mountains, he marvels that the constellation is upside down.
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The whole operation was one of those precarious marvels of adaptive survival, like a pine growing from a crack in the side of a cliff.
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Typically kept in another room at the Royal Palace, it was already at the Met, shimmering away in "Making Marvels," which continues through March 1.
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No easy future was evident for the old manufacturing sector, as its owners closed the engineering marvels of an earlier moment and moved production overseas.
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Fashion Review Acrobats at Dior, springtime marvels at Chanel and fantastic creatures at Iris van Herpen; the circus comes to Paris, and to us all.
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The voice cast is excellent, particularly Cranston as a gruff stray and Tilda Swinton as a prophetic pug ("She can understand the TV," another dog marvels).
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Related: Here's What Happens When Engineers Hold a Photography Contest DIY LEGO Designs Recreate Marvels of ModernEngineering This Flaming Insect Sculpture is a Marvel in Engineering
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The "H Street corridor" boasts cool restaurants and a lively theatre: "It's not up and coming, it's come," marvels a visitor from another part of town.
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Update: Marvels' Twitter account was also taken over by OurMine later on Wednesday, with a similar message posted about reaching out for help regarding their security.
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By now you know Javelins are scraped-together technological marvels that exist to protect those who encounter from the horrors of Anthem's world beyond the wall.
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With their raw power, sleek frames, and Earth-transcending abilities, rockets are not only captivating marvels of engineering, they are our tickets to the wider universe.
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Her celebrated portraits of fictional imaginary black people, whose bodies are in various states of pose and repose, are expressive marvels of wet-on-wet painting.
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The statement said that "according to this same logic," it would be possible to "glorify during a broadcast the literary marvels of 'Mein Kampf,'" Hitler's autobiography.
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And that's about all there is to say about the design of these toothbrushes, which are well-made but not marvels of modern oral hygiene technology.
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News of scientific marvels come daily: the prospect of tourists in space, cars that drive themselves, watches as medical devices, drones informing emergency response and more.
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"He's in IMPECCABLE shape," JoJo marvels as today's beau chops up some wood for their hot tub, then strips down to a bathing suit on command.
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It remains one of the most playful examples of Brutalism, a movement otherwise known for its dour structures, and one of Montreal's most striking architectural marvels.
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She marvels that for all those decades as a "single child," she had siblings galore, living only a few miles away, and she never knew it.
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"It's a provocative thesis, but one of the marvels of Robin's razor-sharp book is how carefully he marshals his evidence," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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Although Sam was never educated — as he flips through Hally's textbooks, he marvels at the words he doesn't know — Mr. Brown underscores his acute moral intelligence.
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The couturier seized upon a leaf brooch by Verdura at an auction preview, bypassing some of the more extravagant marvels on display for the graphic piece.
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While this monument to male genitalia is in many ways an orthodox museum that revolves around a permanent collection of "marvels," the Vagina Museum is not.
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The tiny pendants on Tea Flower's tutu and the gorgeous chocolate doublet, hose, boots and cloak of Cocoa's attire are among the my favorite marvels here.
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The trills with which Tchaikovsky sensuously ends some phrases were matched by the rapid pelvic undulations that can be the most singular of belly dancing's marvels.
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Ivanka later posted a picture of her and Arabella and Jared all proudly walking with their voting stickers as she marvels at getting to support her father.
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As the world currently #marvels in the yarn spun from our wool, and dines on the chops of our labor, like these sheep I feel no anxiety.
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Trying out different weapons against the machines makes you feel powerful, like you could have an edge over the technological marvels if you just try hard enough.
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Mark Dion: The Library for the Birds of New York and Other Marvels continues through April 16 at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery (521 West 21st Street, Chelsea, Manhattan).
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On a scale of major marvels, it registers between a fun size candy bar and fuel cell technology that the Chiefs' season did not vaporize on Oct.
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He even comes to have a sort of respect for Gould's charade: "The Eccentric Author of a Great, Mysterious, Unpublished Book—that was his mask," Mitchell marvels.
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And then there are the numerous other tech marvels which we'll also see from smaller manufacturers, like blockchain-friendly phones and phones with dual pop up cameras.
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Not all seasteads are marvels of design, like Fuller's plans for Tokyo Bay; they can be anything from a modified cruise ship to an abandoned oil rig.
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He still marvels at the fact that, at one point, his 99-year-old grandmother and his granddaughter could be on the internet at the same time.
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Even as he dethroned us from the center of the universe, Galileo couldn't envision the galaxies and faraway marvels that astronomers would see with more powerful telescopes.
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The sight of grizzly bears foraging at Yellowstone National Park or humpback whales breaching at Glacier Bay are conservation marvels that attract millions of visitors each year.
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And that's against competition that was Chinese joint ventures with all the major auto companies of the world, technological marvels with way more capital and so on.
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American technology leadership depends on a national commitment to invest in science, push its limits and inspire our students with the marvels of what we can accomplish.
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Mr. Glass's music, famously, employs loops and repetitions in its orchestral accompaniment: Mr. McDermott matches these, with the visual marvels achieved by the skills group Gandini Juggling.
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These movies offer a visceral excitement that more cerebral movies can sometimes have a hard time matching, and the best of them are marvels of cinematic craftsmanship.
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At the Metropolitan Museum, Making Marvels: Science and Splendor at the Courts of Europe makes clear Europe's obsession with technological and scientific advancement between 1550 and 1750.
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" As it neared its conclusion, he encouraged his audience to "think of the marvels we can achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people.
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Articles about the marvels of social impact investment tend to emphasize the inspiring stories of the founders or the employees, not the expected benefits from the business.
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Perched on stick legs and composed of animal hides, bedraggled garments, and zoomorphic masks, the hybrid creatures are menacing marvels, evoking the fear inherent in fairy tales.
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After sweetly telling her dads "Don't hurt yourself" as they stand on step ladders to prep the tree for decorating, Poppy marvels at the large light-strewn icon.
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There's comfort in laughing at what kids today don't know, because it suggests that those of us old enough to remember such marvels are not obsolete after all.
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Whereas their white counterparts will be praised for their mental makeup and work ethic, black athletes often get short shrift as physical marvels, beneficiaries of God-given talent.
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The crumbling ruins look like architectural marvels from a long-lost civilization; intricate symbols are carved into stone columns, while grass and weeds jut out from ancient bricks.
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Michael Chabon, the bestselling author of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, captures the marvels of such stories in his latest fact-based novel about his grandparents.
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Speaking of Doctor Strange, we should get some kind of new look at Marvels' next release, with perhaps a second Hall H appearance by title star Benedict Cumberbatch.
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There's an incredible moment where Jaden Smith's character discovers this self-contained underground culture and marvels, mouth agape, at the glittery, drug-fueled dreamscape he has happened upon.
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" His new book is an effort to correct that, and to teach casual listeners how "careful listening can demystify virtually all of the intricacies and marvels of jazz.
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And he wasn't kitted out with the latest technological marvels or a souped-up Aston Martin; he made do with found objects or whatever car he could steal.
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He marvels at the absurdity of his most recent feat, a first-inning home run in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series in Milwaukee last week.
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Unlike the 20th-century behemoths of the United States, which were publicly showcased as marvels of ingenuity and industry, these new factories keep much of their work hidden.
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Most dudes in their 40s, even longtime NBA stars, simply can no longer compete on the court with the non-stop barrage of athletic marvels half their age.
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The director Emer Reynolds's documentary "The Farthest" describes the work that went into crafting these enduring marvels of mid-'70s technology, which are still zooming away out there.
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Broad streets are ringed by an extensive collection of highways, which quickly led me to one of Saarinen's first large-scale modernist marvels, the General Motors Technical Center.
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If you need to enter the reality distortion field and hear all about Apple's latest pocket-size technological marvels, check out our full recap of Apple's big event.
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David Barrett, 21940, a hedge fund manager turned computer scientist, is the creator of several of New York City's Twitter bird alerts, marvels of near instantaneous crowdsourced data.
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The low-key, chastened, anti-dramatic movement of Anne Tyler's imagination—no marvels or events, really, just inner action rebounding off half-spoken idea—would have baffled him.
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They are marvels of technical engineering, acting as dams and sluice gates, as well as places to dip your feet in cool water when the river is high.
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She recalls the doting mom who took her to zoos, aquariums and SeaWorld, and marvels at how fortunate she was to have a parent who loved her unconditionally.
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The study purports to prove that China was first with many other marvels, including the decimal system, rockets, pinhole imaging, rice and wheat cultivation, the crossbow and the stirrup.
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For the traveler who thinks they've seen it all: 'Secret Marvels of the World: 360 Extraordinary Places You Never Knew Existed and Where to Find Them' by Lonely Planet
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In the 1920s, Americans dived into the market to snap up shares of a range of companies churning out the technological marvels of the day, like automobiles and radios.
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" Later, having stolen a shard of mirror from an abandoned manor house, a woman (Evelyn Spahr) marvels that the rich "must know what they look like all the time!
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As you might expect from one of the world&aposs greatest cities, Chicago is home to architectural marvels, an award-winning dining scene, innovative museums, and stunning lakefront scenery.
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Samuel L. Jackson, a regular in Marvels "Avengers" films, returns, albeit as a younger superspy Nick Fury in the movie set in the mid-1990s during a galactic conflict.
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Marbled Marvels For these works of art, remove the tops of ball-shaped glass ornaments and fill them with one or two colors of craft paint and a marbling medium.
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Telecoms firms have built the networks over which social media, emails, cat videos and other marvels of communication flow, but the sums customers pay to use them has shrunk relentlessly.
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He marvels at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao designed by Frank Gehry, puzzles at Zaha Hadid's MAXXI gallery in Rome and is alienated by Rem Koolhaas's CCTV building in Beijing.
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But we're used to consumer electronics companies doing their best to put such technical marvels on store shelves, translating that hype into gadgets in our pockets and on our heads.
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Each project represents a woman's invention, ranging from scientific marvels like space station batteries to domestic innovations created by women trying to improve their day-to-day lives, like dishwashers.
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Press the 3D button in the corner of the UI, and you'll be able to get a movable drone's-eye view of historical, geographical, or architectural marvels around the world.
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They order their signature dish, chicken fingers, and Ilana marvels at the significance of their friendiversary — which is how we realize Abbi had no idea that's what they were celebrating.
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" As usual, Frank's public statements run counter to his private plotting, as he marvels at how sheep-like people are, stoking apprehension to serve his interests and "control the conversation.
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Instead, he marvels, it looks as if the Republican Party "is going to come apart first", undone by Mr Trump, a man who scorns so many organising principles of conservatism.
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With a work ethic that her husband Peter Hermann marvels at ("Every day you go in and swing for the fences," he says), Hargitay has no intention of slowing down.
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What makes McCrae's compositions so ingenious are their marvels of prosody and form, learned from the English Renaissance poems that he read in libraries when he was just starting out.
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This resonates in Barcelona, where nearly all the major monuments are devoted to singular male figures: museums for Picasso and Miró; architectural marvels by Gaudí and Mies van der Rohe.
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With a keen interest in science, she also learned to create her own slides of insects and used her brother's microscope to examine and draw studies of these preserved marvels.
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One of the marvels of the modern day gift market is the way that its journals, magnets, and coffee mugs swing wildly between smiling beneficence and saucy declarations of misanthropy.
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MILLION MARVELS First-half net income rose to 358 million francs from 193.4 million in the year-ago period primarily because the company booked gains from tax changes in Switzerland.
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In "The Butcher," a grown-up Nalini reaches across the meat counter to clean the butcher's wounded hands; later he marvels at the memory of her fingers on his wrist.
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But he also wrote and directed it, and all of its marvels and shortcomings can be credited wholly to him — vanishingly rare in a more producer-driven, machine-tooled Hollywood.
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Also producing marvels were Greg Baxtrom of Olmsted, Corey Chow of Per Se, Tom Colicchio of Craft, Clare de Boer and Jess Shadbolt of King, and Ignacio Mattos of Estela.
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The iconic "Earthrise" photograph shifted the vision of space exploration from one that leaves Earth behind to one that marvels in the rare magnificence and beauty of our home planet.
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Come with us inside the engineering marvels, more than 600 feet high, with rotor blades that can reach 270 feet in length, comparable to the wingspan of an Airbus A380.
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You could walk through "Making Marvels" — the Metropolitan Museum of Art's show of 218th- to 2107th-century mechanical wonders that double as exquisite works of art — and miss the news.
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John Ruskin, that hater of the Renaissance, thought Leonardo's talents would have been put to better use if he had concentrated on making war machines and other marvels of engineering.
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"I loved that in this phase in my life I'm playing a superhero" she marvels in an exclusive clip from the Digital/Blu-ray release of the blockbuster, exclusive to PEOPLE.
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I was definitely able to translate vastness, oneness, peace, vivid color, observing the beauty of weather patterns, inner-eye gazing into natural micro/macroscopic marvels, experiencing humanity as a single being.
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Created with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund, the recently launched website allows you to explore its rooms and marvels in 3D and learn more about a number of specific objects.
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We are building technological marvels every day, and while it's cool and apt that we focus on their practical benefits, it's just as appropriate to acknowledge them simply as engineering achievements.
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Bryant Simon of Temple University, who wrote a history of Atlantic City, marvels at how the author of "The Art of the Deal" sells his failure there as a great success.
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There, we ate tapas, attended Mass in the 12th-century church of St. Anna, wandered through the Barri Gòtic, and took a walking tour of the architectural marvels of Antoni Gaudí.
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You can get one of these modern marvels in your living room right now: The LG E83 Series OLED TV has a completely glass design and seemingly floats in the air.
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He still has a gift for deconstructing language, in phrases like "losing your appetite" or in the quirks of modern marketing (he marvels at the chutzpah of naming a cereal Life).
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I have seen the previews for this and it looks beyond good, it seems action packed, exciting and it will have a good story line leading into Marvels Avengers: Infinity War.
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A visitor marvels at the museum's one-of-a-kind, 31-foot-wide oculus lens (specially made in Italy from poured acrylic for maximum clarity), where tuna and sharks cruise overhead.
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Besides being technical marvels (the director Erin B. Mee's precise timing is impeccable, the city seems to be working with her at all times) the plays now feel like bittersweet phantasmagoria.
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CUSHENDUN, Northern Ireland — The many marvels dotting the dramatic Antrim Coast of Northern Ireland include a cluster of eerily beautiful caves in this tidy village, around 260 miles north of Belfast.
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"It's like Bruce knows everything I've ever felt," Javed marvels, popping a cassette into his portable player, which brands the year "1987" on the movie about as well as anything can.
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When youngsters declare themselves proud Hong Kongers who feel nothing for China, they are using their city's political and civic freedoms to define themselves and deny their Chinese identity, he marvels.
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This sets the stage for the exhibition, which makes the American West Coast and its many natural marvels seem sublime in its pristine emptiness, a holy land waiting to be conquered.
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A goat for the soul Even now, as sessions fill up and the waitlist grows by dozens -- or hundreds -- every day, Morse marvels at how much people are connecting to her animals.
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It may even lead to a bifurcation in the rollout of 5G, a new telecoms-network technology that is the essential enabler of coming marvels such as the internet of things (IOT).
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There he sees a lone counter-protester holding up a picture of Heather Heyer, the demonstrator murdered at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, and Sam marvels at the counter-protester's bravery.
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Chen Shi-Zheng's chamber spectacle, described as "a living room circus," is an enactment of acrobatic feats and martial arts marvels, though it only rarely equals the promise of this effervescent introduction.
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It was a rumor, a fable, but it was a rumor and fable from which marvels emerged, carried by camels across the desert to fire the imaginations of folk the world over.
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Just when I thought the whole machined-aluminum thing was growing stale with every smartphone manufacturer now issuing a device built that way, in comes this red-accented pair of acoustic marvels.
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Kneale depicts the city as its various attackers encountered it: Gauls, arriving naked on horseback, found a nearly rural settlement; the Visigoths, invading eight centuries later, laid waste to unimaginable architectural marvels.
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These aircraft are all marvels of modern engineering from, from customized jets built to haul parts for newer aircraft, to double-decker passenger planes that can carry more passengers from ever before.
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Not so Roderick's lawyer, Andrew Sinclair, who marvels at the prisoner's graceful writing and command of language even as he's sickened by the conditions under which people like the Macraes must toil.
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In her story collection, which traces life from birth to death, "the world is parsed with a charming exactitude that magnifies all its latent marvels and especially horrors," Hermione Hoby wrote here.
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She marvels at how quickly people have learned to use the mobile phone, computer, iPod and GPS — and she is unable to imagine the devices we'll be using in 10 years' time.
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" Likewise, he marvels at cupboards in the family room created to "point up triangles of light," while a running cable of lights provides ample opportunity to "read a book anywhere in the house.
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Just like the congregants in Boxley Abbey, the questions we should be asking when we see these marvels are: who is pulling the strings here, and what is it they want from us?
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Thanks to the bravery of our police, the marvels of modern medicine – and most importantly, the grace of God's miracles – the only one killed on the field that morning was the attacker himself.
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Humanity marvels at the celestial objects dancing in the night sky, but can't witness the birth of a star or examine the craggy landscape of a far-flung planet with the naked eye.
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From a woman with a long, curved horn growing out of the back of her head to teenage brothers with matching mystery body lumps, it's a full hour of drama and medical marvels.
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Greg Sargent marvels at the spectacle of Paul Ryan, who is outraged, outraged, at President Obama for devoting part of the State of the Union to a denunciation of politicians who encourage bigotry.
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At its core, "Westworld" -- whose premiere was delayed due to production complications -- contemplates what makes us human as technology makes more and more marvels that were once the stuff of science fiction possible.
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Unlike the traditional metal-bashing kit found on typical factory floors, which are cost-effective only for mass production, these computer-controlled marvels allow short runs and high variation, making mass customisation economic.
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In her clinic, she has seen it work in hundreds of cases, and yet she still marvels every time she sees a patient disencumbered of fear and trauma after such a short procedure.
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"The winner marvels at how every decision made that day brought the winner to the store, at that very moment, to make the Quick Pick Mega Millions lottery ticket purchase," the statement read.
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Rob hits the gym and spends time with sister Kourtney Kardashian's ex Scott Disick, 33, who marvels at how Rob has emerged from his formerly reclusive lifestyle since his relationship with Chyna began.
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Ammons's impulse, in a poem, to show the world's marvels as "the average result of a host of actions" meant that he needed to include, among those actions, his own observation of them.
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Trilobites Adorned with hand-carved sculptures of Hindu gods and goddesses, the seventh-century stone and wooden temples scattered across northwestern India are marvels from an era when ancient kings ruled the Himalayas.
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Marvels of modern urbanization, ancient engineering, and natural wonders beg for a unique perspective to be fully appreciated—and they are, in a photo gallery National Geographic's editorial team curated exclusively for Creators.
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However, when we look back at those games hailed as graphical marvels of their time, we can have a little chuckle to ourselves at what we once thought was the peak of realism.
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Prague Journal PRAGUE — With its soaring Gothic cathedrals and ancient alleyways lined with baroque architectural marvels spread beneath a majestic castle that overlooks the city, Prague can seem a place frozen in time.
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But they produced some very cool things: border-straddling marvels like Neo-Zapotec pianos and the Aztec Hotel, a 1920s Mayan-Revival building in the San Gabriel Valley; Richard Neutra and Frida Kahlo.
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By the end of the film, when Elena has completed her training, fellow Angel Sabina (Kristen Stewart) actually marvels at the fact that she hasn't thrown up after jumping out of a plane.
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Built on four continents, most by ancient and medieval empires, the sites selected in 2007 are all architectural marvels of enormous scale — and are among the most visited tourist attractions in the world.
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The real nitty-gritty of what T-Mobile probably wanted to know has to do with consumer awareness: Just where does 5G fall in the ranking of various technological marvels of the modern age?
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Among the early marvels of a little site called YouTube in the mid-aughts was watching the Miami brawler's brutal street-fights, which earned him a few paragraphs in Rolling Stone back in 2006.
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A dozen years later, Walch marvels that he's interviewed every single inductee into the Podcaster Hall of Fame on the show, many back in those heady early days, when almost nobody was paying attention.
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The best Seinfeld episodes are marvels of story structure, with jokes and storylines dovetailing and tucking into each other in ways that can be as thrilling as any twist in a plot-heavy drama.
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It's time we let a 21st century clean, efficient energy system unfold – and, just like the wonders of today's communications technology, we can look back on the marvels it produces for all of us.
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Yugoslavia, never a part of that empire, followed a tragically different path; but for the rest of central and eastern Europe, though clearly imperfect, the past 19893 years have been a time of marvels.
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The would-be assassins range in age from 13 to 20 and are so unfamiliar with the American landscape that one of them marvels, somewhat skeptically, that a black man actually lives in Wisconsin.
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He marvels at how its diverse inhabitants live peacefully side by side; "it seems like a miracle to us, coming from Europe," says his wife Lotte, played with a quiet dignity by Aenne Schwarz.
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It's here where Arthie finally marvels over the queer scene — "Everyone seems so free!" she declares — only for her joy to be cut short when homophobes target the bar with arson and graffitied slurs.
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Smiles, hugs, tears, a reawakened attunement to the marvels of the city and its skunkworks—not the usual nostalgic pride, the pining for Fishbowl buses and Checker cabs, but a kind of municipal mindfulness.
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She seeks out her biological family, bristles against arbitrary social mores, makes some new friends and a few new enemies, marvels at the romance of it all, weeps righteous tears and swears valiant oaths.
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None was more intricate than the machine at the entrance to "Making Marvels," a planetary clock known as the Imser Clock for Philipp Imser, a 16th-century mathematician who was involved in building it.
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He marvels at how the jungle floor undulates with a "greasy, jittering flow" of cockroaches, and he shares his awe at the "chromatic infinities" of the impenetrable flora that has frustrated generations of explorers.
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In the last few years, he has released a series of winning albums on Blue Note, including this year's "Vanished Gardens," featuring his country-tinged band the Marvels, joined by the vocalist Lucinda Williams.
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The floor-shaking hits he created with Earth, Wind & Fire were more than marvels of pop fusion — though with their precision blend of urbane jazz, Afrofuturist R&B and fluorescent disco, they were surely that.
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Get a better controllerThe Joy-Con controllers are tiny marvels of engineering, but the joysticks can feel inaccurate when you're trying to pull off a quick uppercut and instead find yourself yeeting off the map.
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The tiny marvels that these episodes become are a result of their attentive measurements: at the bone, these are stories about weight and distance—tolls at once physical and psychological—and what the journey does.
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Those chunky, hub-mounted magnesium wheels attached to the bike via a single-sided fork and rear swingarm are engineering marvels, while the sleek aluminum frame neatly hides the chain and most of the cabling.
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"There are people alive today that would in theory be able to remember the transition from the horse to the car and are now seeing a transition from the car to the pod," Palmer marvels.
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In one scene in episode 2, Leon's former teacher Calvin, whom Leon is parading around in his new helicopter to prove a point, marvels at Idle Thumbs' lavish office space and shelf of industry awards.
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Khloé, 35, marvels at the news but also notes that "it's so nice that you're doing that for her" given Kim's 2019 Met Gala prep and the arrival of her new son, Psalm West, approaching.
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He marvels, for example, at the lambent, kinetic description of a train platform on the first page of " King, Queen, Knave ," where Nabokov seems to bless and improve a world engendered by God and man.
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From stateside marvels like the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls, to faraway wonders like a pink lake in Australia and mystical peaks in China, there are plenty of natural wonders to explore across the globe.
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That Sloane was himself so happy to profit from the enslavement of human beings, harvesting his income from abroad while tending to his garden of marvels in London, bespeaks the politics that soak his collection.
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Thanks to the marvels of technology, I've forgotten basic math (thanks, iPhone calculator), I don't know how to get anywhere (thanks, Google Maps), and my spelling is on par with a fourth grader's (thanks, autocorrect).
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They were marvels of technology, exceedingly light but more important they were a screaming of confidence, a pounding of the chest—that atavistic, universal body language of dominance—even as they pounded into the track.
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"Making Marvels" brings together hundreds of elaborately crafted objects, many never seen in the United States: an ornate silver table decorated with sea nymphs, for example, or a clock with Copernicus depicted in gilded brass.
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Wolfram Koeppe, the Met curator who assembled "Making Marvels," remembers seeing the "Dresden Green" as a child in the 1960s, when Dresden was part of East Germany but was opened to travel from West Germany.
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In addition to the expected marvels, like that massive telescoping Christmas tree, there are subtle recent changes as well, notably in Act II, the long-ingrained cultural stereotypes of which the company has toned down.
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The iPhone improved substantially over the years, but as the i-marvels piled up, the incremental improvements that motivated people to buy a new phone every two years or so became less and less significant.
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As a viewer of art, I like that Zardulu's work is so slippery and deceptive: That's part of the pleasure of it, the idea that it opens up a world full of possibilities and marvels.
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"You're just saying words," a rival candidate marvels -- when Rook mangles the concept of tariffs, no less -- during a televised debate, the kind of embarrassing slam that she somehow manages to contort to her own advantage.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — The power brokers assembled here discuss the marvels and potential of what ever-new software and robots can bring in terms of efficiency and productivity, but the Vatican has issued a more sobering message.
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And not only is Shuri (Wright) T'Challa's cooler, funnier younger sister, she's also the person in charge of developing the technological marvels that enable him to actually be Black Panther, including a new and improved suit.
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Halfway through the film, Freeman is taken underground, into the heart of Wakanda's Vibranium mine, where the fictional element that powers most of the nation's technological marvels is extracted and transported along a subterranean maglev train.
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But like many chemical marvels of the last 8503 years, widespread use and disposal of PFAS appears to have preceded caution, and is now leaving a trail of contamination and high-profile settlements in its wake.
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The album opens with "Living Without You," in which Michaela Anne marvels that the world has kept spinning in spite of her heartbreak; it closes with "Stars," in which she confesses to still savoring the pain.
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Mr. Black keeps us waiting, too, as he meanders through anecdotes about a trip to Copenhagen (where, he mock-marvels, it's possible to be simultaneously Socialist and happy), a lactating German woman and mental-illness policies.
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Whether it is the utilization of high-performance computing, a cloud-first philosophy or the use of cutting-edge data analytics, we are poised to create technological marvels that will be the envy of the world.
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" Jack El-Hai at Wonders & Marvels writes that none of Ladd's masks are known to survive today, and her "modesty about her war work probably contributed to the quickness with which her accomplishments disappeared from memory.
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Serviced by an international airport, and less than an hour's drive from Joshua Tree National Park and Coachella, Palm Springs also draws far-off fans of the region's endless outdoor activities, rich history and architectural marvels.
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"There is a mix-and-match of the Victorian and 1930 and everything," he marvels, and if the rapture in his voice is put on, then he's as much an actor as his friend Jared Leto.
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And it's well over a decade I've been hearing about the marvels of targeted advertising, what it's gonna deliver, and that's just on the web, let alone TV or anything else that has yet to come.
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Both the Cavaliers and the Warriors are marvels to behold, often combining the truisms of the game — move without the ball, find the open man, pick and roll, pick and roll — with refreshing audacity and panache.
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Tillman often marvels that people take such interest in him—that, for example, a trio of Chicago critics would devote a podcast of more than two hours to the question of whether he is an asshole.
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Along with soldiers, Napoleon brought scholars, who mapped and drew the marvels they discovered there, resulting in an encyclopedic study, eventually totaling 23 volumes, that brought the ancient civilization to the attention of the Western world.
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In this case, they include some of Hernandez's childhood friends, other football players, and a Boston Globe reporter who marvels that Hernandez's trial was a media circus, perhaps forgetting that she herself works in the media.
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Its co-founder and chief executive, Shan-Lyn Ma, a Stanford M.B.A. and former product manager at Yahoo, marvels at how much the tech scene has changed since she moved to the city a decade ago.
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He marvels at the sheer amount of time Cosby must have devoted to assaulting women, estimating that his "400 hours of rape" makes the 65 hours you need to get a pilot's license look like nothing.
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The rare and unlikely marvels among the show's objects — a Ramírez Madonna; the word "place" as communicated visually by the illiterate James Castle; a monumental quilt by Mary Lee Bendolph — assert their own reasons for being.
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His selection of anatomical, pathological, and ethnographic wax replicas of mostly medical marvels and abnormalities — never seen before now in the United States — was originally part of Castan's Panopticum, which existed in Berlin from 1869 to 1922.
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It's a story that starts 350 million years ago, with massive primordial tails, and—winding its way through the millennia—ends on those time-whittled marvels of ergonomic flesh-and-muscle you're probably sitting on right now.
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In another equally powerful moment, a blind man riding shotgun in a test vehicle places his hand lightly underneath the bottom of the steering wheel and marvels as it automatically guides the car around a countryside bend.
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Nigerians and Americans are both gently ribbed: there's a gag about Jamie Oliver's bastardisation of West African jollof rice, and as Diane strides into her son's Victorian warehouse conversion she loudly marvels at such "an historic building".
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"Just when you think you've reached the highest place, you find yourself pulling up to the White House and you're walking inside a building that you've known about since you were a little, little kid," she marvels.
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Not homesickness for the time I left, but a paradoxical longing to live here—in one of those sweet little cottages, in the shadow of those graceful marvels of architecture, in all this empty, empty, empty space.
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It's all great work, and one of the great marvels of the project is that it's still around at all, as the multiple copyright holders have had numerous chances to shut it down for a decade now.
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Internal combustion engines are marvels of engineering, channeling rapid-fire explosions to power a vehicle as it moves down the road, and modern car designs are deeply influenced by the strengths and weaknesses of internal combustion engines.
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The director, who spent time in Parkersburg and Cincinnati along with Ruffalo and co-screenwriter Mario Correa in 2017 and 2018, marvels at the sheer magnitude of DuPont's actions, and what it means on a larger level.
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OmerKeilaf, chief executive, Innoviz OmerKeilaf, chief executive, Innoviz In Tel Aviv, we'll hear from experts in the field as they discuss the technological marvels that are the driving force behind the transformation of mobility in the modern world.
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Hygiene being close to godliness, one can imagine the huddled scientists at CERN and KAUST and Tokyo University creating scientific marvels, secure in the knowledge that their posteriors were as clean and crisp as their lines of thought.
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Mr. Smith, a soft-spoken Midwesterner, and Mr. Naifeh, the child of diplomats who grew up in the Middle East, met their first week of law school, in a coup de foudre that Mr. Naifeh still marvels over.
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If nothing else, the search for a lasting laboratory-produced heart is a humbling reminder of technology's limitations, of how far even the best minds are from creating substitutes for natural marvels that evolved across millions of years.
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DiMola marvels at the artwork on a 1945 mothball can that was found in a closet, and a cluster of sugar cubes suspended from pink ribbons, a homemade corsage from the 1950s for a girl's sweet 16 birthday.
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It was Margaux, for instance, who first introduced me to the marvels of the Mississippi Roast, a recipe that she found on Pinterest and that I tracked to a small town in the northern part of the state.
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Editorial "Think of the marvels we can achieve if we simply set free the dreams of our people," President Trump said in his speech to Congress last month, after summoning a list of technological triumphs from America's past.
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With "Of Morsels and Marvels," she presents an alternative to the standard culinary memoir, committing an even greater "crime of treason" than that of comparing writing to cooking: She asserts food writing's rightful place among the literary arts.
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Meanwhile, in a room on the Bay Bridge—at the top of the east tower, above the fog—Chevette reads old issues of National Geographic and marvels at the size of the old countries, long since broken up.
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In "The Most Incredible Thing," the dashing young Creator (Taylor Stanley) aims to win the hand of the Princess (Sterling Hyltin) by presenting her a clock that performs different marvels (people and actions) on each of the 12 hours.
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The Pour Books have been written about the marvels of Montrachet, the complexities of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti and the luscious wonders of Yquem, all remarkable wines that most people can only dream of being able to afford.
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In "Variations," he and two colleagues, Brittany DeStefano and Gabe Winns Ortiz, bring off marvels to excerpts from Bach's Goldberg Variations, mostly tying a footfall to every keyboard note and yet always revealing fresh resources of pressure, idiom, physicality.
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A flawless, 41-carat gem, the Dresden Green Diamond, is on loan to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York for the "Making Marvels: Science and Splendor at the Courts of Europe" exhibition scheduled to start on Monday.
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While the world marvels at the first black hole image ever taken, a Chinese photo-sharing community is setting off a huge public outcry over its use of the landmark photo and a wider debate over copyrights practices in China.
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Spurred on by rock bottom oil prices, tankers and cargo ships are turning back the clock and taking routes across the globe more akin to schooners of the 19th century than the technological marvels that ply the seas these days.
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Even in 2011, the episode presaged the now ever-present dialogue about cutting back, dropping out, and disconnecting: At a dinner, the table marvels at a woman who, without regret, has risked her memory and her eyesight to remove her implant.
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Miss Peregrine's home — its inhabitants, chambers and time-stuttering enigmas — turns out to be a delightful cabinet of curiosities, those wonder rooms in which (once upon a time before Instagram) collectors stashed marvels like body parts, scientific instruments, odds and ends.
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Day Trip A wooded footpath winding up to the mysterious ruins of a mansion is one of the more striking marvels of Cold Spring, N.Y., a Putnam County village just over an hour north of Grand Central Terminal by rail.
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It's a record about love and happiness and inner peace ("Oh what a world/And then there is you" she marvels on one of many memorable choruses), and most of the time could not be more clear-hearted or earnest.
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"It's all exactly the same," marvels the actress Sophie McShera, who has come to New York on promotional duties and who, as dim Daisy, cut up six seasons' worth of produce on these very chopping boards — with this very knife.
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" She notes passing place names that hark back to the Cherokee, and marvels at the unimaginable eruption of modern Atlanta, its skyscrapers like "rocket ships of glass and chrome" and its inhabitants all "clutching newspapers, cardboard cups of coffee and cellphones.
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He now marvels at a team that has rushed for the most yards in the N.F.L., passed for the fourth most and scored more points than every other team but the Kansas City Chiefs, all behind a beastly offensive line.
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When Trump marvels, as he often does, about "how famous" a person has become, he is bestowing his highest expression of admiration — and, sometimes, a kiss of death, if you happen to be working for him and threatening his spotlight.
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Marvel and Stitcher have announced their next superhero podcast partnership: a radio drama adaptation of Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross' limited Marvels series, which sees news photographer Phil Sheldon trying to get by in the chaos of a superhero world.
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" Mr. Lethem marvels at "New York's capacity to persistently disgorge secrets hidden in plain sight, lost histories in ruins and still a part of the (barely) functioning infrastructure," and which, he writes, "most people only complain about of silently endure.
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One wonders whether this inscrutability is another expression of divine might, especially as some more prosaic objects — a Moche painted ceramic "portrait vessel" of a warrior known as Black Stripe for his facial markings, for instance — are marvels of realism.
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Andy Serkis's performance as Caesar is one of the marvels of modern screen acting, and it's complemented by those of Karin Konoval, reprising her role as the wise orangutan Maurice, and Steve Zahn, as a sad-clown sidekick named Bad Ape.
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But the heart of the show is here at a soundstage in Manchester, a big city in the north of England that the production chose because all the other UK soundstages big enough were occupied by Star Warses and Marvels.
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Op-Ed Contributor How is it that in this age of technological marvels, from mind-controlled prosthetics to instant machine translation, the American economy is limping through an interminable era of stagnant productivity, tepid economic growth and a sour political mood?
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Still, waiting for brunch sucks, no matter how many mimosas are waiting on the other end, and if we can keep those weekend vibes going throughout the week, well then, I'm game to try all these marvels of flavor science.
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Christie's 66 detective novels tend to be structural marvels: perfectly plotted mysteries in which the reader is provided with a murder, an array of suspicious characters, and just enough information that in theory, it should be possible to solve the murder.
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And while Mutesi still marvels at the idea of her life being portrayed on the big screen, Katende – who spent a large part of production on set teaching the actors chess – sees the film as an opportunity to spread the message of hope.
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Even if you live thousands of miles away from these North American freshwater marvels, this book makes the case why we should all care about the impacts of invasive species, eutrophication, and the larger issues of climate change and access to fresh water.
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There's obviously a lot of tech to be developed, but the core idea of this new kind of spacesuit is great: These suits are still your standard air-pressurized suits, which Newman describes as engineering marvels, but still really hard to move in.
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But before you zone out to contemplate the kaleidoscopic marvels of spacetime and the geniuses who endeavor to capture them, be sure to treat yourself to the "sound" this cosmic ripple made as it passed through the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO).
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Propelled by the imperatives of Cold War competition, the United States made investments on an unprecedented scale in institutions dedicated to education and research, while engaging in massive public-private partnerships to disseminate then-new technological marvels like cars, phones, and televisions.
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" Under the dome of Hagia Sofia, once the greatest cathedral in Christendom, the future painter of the Sistine Chapel's heavenly bodies marvels at the stark absence of icons: "Strange beings, these Mohammedans and their austere Cathedral, without even an image of their Prophet.
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The state of South Australia is expected to announce Friday that it has powered up the world's biggest battery: a feat already being heralded as one of this century's first great engineering marvels and a potential solution to the country's energy woes.
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The style creates an atmosphere of impending marvels, and many of Vang's poems perform, in words, the transformations that they describe: In the dove tree Corrals of your hair, A scaffold ascends The perfumed winter Where frost has hewn You into azalea.
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When Bergner gives him space to ruminate, which is often, one marvels not just at the singer's talent but also at his intelligence and self-awareness; beyond the music, we watch Green attempt to mend and sustain his family relationships in real time.
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They're marvels of creative ingenuity, of clarity and pacing, of setups and payoffs, of suspense building and chaos and catharsis — which is to say, they're the sorts of scenes I wish we'd see more of in more adult-oriented live-action movies.
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In this week's episode, Sarah, Ezra, and Matt talk about why Silicon Valley's technical marvels aren't visible in economic statistics, dive into the details of Donald Trump's surprisingly banal health plan, and tackle some new research on improving teaching by improving textbooks.
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Much like the Wolverine shows, which starred The Hobbit's Richard Armitage, Marvels will also feature a star-studded cast, with Cliff "Method Man" Smith as Ben Urich, AnnaSophia Robb as Marcia Hardesty, Ethan Peck as Mr. Fantastic, and Seth Barrish as Phil Sheldon.
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" Meeting a vision of her future self, she marvels: "How attractive this person was to me, this person who, in her lifetime, filled in rootlessness with a story so deep in the mud of history it could be passed as identity — as self!
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But on last night's episode, Silicon Valley highlighted a rather pernicious aspect of the tech industry that's currently serving as the foundation of modern artificial intelligence, shining a spotlight on a type of human labor often overlooked when we discuss the marvels of automation.
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Meticulously composed from everyday materials ranging from plastic cups and metal screws to houseplants and inexpensive desk lamps — potentially anything that is small, colorful, and disposable — and joined with wires, sticks, or plastic tubing, Sze's sculptures are marvels of precise detail teetering on entropy.
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Works by Goldberg and Walter Netsch (of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, or SOM), he writes, were among the visionary architects who gave the city its first concrete marvels; included in the map are SOM's hard-edged libraries for Northwestern University and the University of Chicago.
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Then the wild and distant seas where he rolled his island bulk; the undeliverable, nameless perils of the whale; these, with all the attending marvels of a dozen or so kayakers apparently on a nature photography retreat, helped to sway me to my wish.
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He's out of sight, but we see the marvels she imagines he'll encounter on his voyage: a raft with a dog and a flag; a tropical island with a hut and a palm tree; an octopus; a spouting whale; a guy — is it our sailor?
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At least nine of the 80 buildings featured in "Midcentury Marvels: Commercial Architecture of Phoenix, 1945-1975," released in 2011, have been torn down since to make way for new construction, according to a list maintained by the Arizona Preservation Foundation, an advocacy group.
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While the A party was dining at Noma on moldy asparagus and God knows what other marvels Chef Redzepi summoned, and the crew were downing Danish Hof and aquavit along the harbor, we were in the outer boroughs trying to figure out the trains.
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Inspired by a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute in the mid-1990s, Ms. de Borchgrave's crumpled, pleated and painted marvels sit perfectly within the Frick's collection of old masters, imitating the silk, satin, velvet and brocade the artists captured in paint.
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After Stan Lee's wife died in late 2017, allegations from his business partner have swirled around the Marvels comics creator that he's been a victim of elder abuse at the hands of his daughter J.C. — but now the pair is addressing these stories in a dual interview.
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Whether in a generic beach resort ("Jellyfish") or an apocalyptic tundra of AstroTurf and bunnies ("Rabbit Starvation"), the world is parsed with a charming exactitude that magnifies all its latent marvels and especially horrors — the blacker and more peculiar these stories get, the funnier they are.
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En route to dinner at Paul's Kitchen, the downtown Chinese restaurant heralded by Tommy Lasorda, he marvels at the buildings, at the fact that he's in LA again, and the idea that most people who graduate high school early wind up in college, not headlining rap concerts.
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One of the small outfit's most successful titles was Ernest Matthew Mickler's White Trash Cooking (1986), a book of recipes; it became the go-to authority on such gastronomic marvels as Mock-Cooter Stew, Oven-Baked Possum, and Irma Lee Stratton's Don't-Miss Chocolate Dump Cake.
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Milestones include the invention of the first "convenience foods," such as canned pork and beans and Quaker Quick Oats; the first electric clothes-washing machines; cleaning products like Old Dutch scouring powder; and other marvels including the electric vacuum cleaner, instant cake mix and the microwave oven.
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Images of your adorable 7-year-old daughter, niece or granddaughter are available to be randomly harvested by a child pornographer, manipulated via the marvels of modern software into an image of nudity, and then traded among a community of evil men for their own barbarous gratification.
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In a nation where we vaccinate our children for preventable diseases like polio, enjoy the modern marvels of technology and have arguably the greatest opportunity for scientific innovation in the world, shouldn't we be able to find a solution to help those affected by the opioid epidemic?
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You've got two options—either hike back down to the entrance and find a bathroom, putting an end to your time there; or sneak into a sacred temple constructed half a millennium ago, drop trou, and deface one of the greatest marvels this world has to offer.
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One of the marvels of "Red Shoes" — indeed of many of Koethe's poems — is how much ground he covers, how effortlessly he pivots from one thought (memory/perception) to another, how precisely he is able to register the drift of one's thinking in pursuit of something intangible.
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Along the way are human-made engineering marvels, such as an 18th-century print of the Roman catacombs of Syracuse in Sicily; a 1793 diagram of the Great Pyramid at Giza; and a 2017 real-time online map of seismic activity from the U.S. Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards Program.
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Starling has semen flung in her face by a jailed criminal; Kate Macer of Sicario has her face ground into the dirt by a man; Wind River's Jane Banner is almost shot in the face by a rapist who marvels at how "spunky" the women "round here" are.
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The truth of its fictional African nation of Wakanda, which has been hidden under a layer of deceptively barren plains for generations, is that it's a secret utopia overflowing with precious vibranium and technological marvels the likes of which not even the alien gods of Asgard could imagine.
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Investigating her late husband's snickarbod (Swedish for toolshed and sometimes called a mansdagis, or male kindergarten) she marvels at its harmonious arrangements — chisel, level, rotary hammers, pliers and hacksaw frames, warrantees and instructions filed neatly in binders — and notes the erotic qualities of its oils, pumps and rubber valves.
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Although these works were also made at a difficult time in Hockney's life — he returned to Yorkshire to care for his ailing mother and was prompted to make the paintings by his terminally ill friend Jonathan Silver — there is little evidence of difficulty in these technicolor multi-paneled marvels.
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In 2006, the 2nd year that Iger took office, Disney acquired Pixel with USD7.4 billion and Marvels and Lucasfilm, which are "cash cow" to Disney now, till this year, Disney is still optimizing its business network by acquiring and trying to grow into a tech company from media company.
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Although she has long moved on from the role—she went on to work for Comedy Central and is currently the senior vice president of original production at NBC—she says she still marvels at the impact Daria has on girls around the world (including her own 113-year-old daughter).
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Whiplash made it clear he was a filmmaker to pay attention to, but his ambition with La La Land is much more bold, a glorious musical shot through with hope and regret, idealism and bittersweet acceptance, all buoyed by the singing-dancing-acting marvels that are Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.
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"It is impossible to read her novels and not come away from them with both a sadder and more exhilarating understanding of the human heart, in all its secret intricacies, its contradictions and marvels," Howard Frank Mosher wrote in his review of "I, Tituba" for The New York Times in 1992.
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" She marvels at the body's ability to wake up early for work even when she's sick, notes the irony of "looking for work / so you can keep living / to undo / what work does," and conflates the "I that is the I of the poem" and the "I of my life.
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As Landmarks Preservation Commission Chair Meenakshi Srinivasan noted in a statement, the database will undoubtedly be "invaluable to all stakeholders, including homeowners who want to know more about their buildings, community groups, preservation advocates, historians, academics, and anyone who walks through New York City's neighborhoods and marvels at our buildings."
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They protect our natural wonders, wildlife and fauna, major battles of independence and civil strife, understandings of what helped form many of our greatest leaders, and insights into some of our saddest legacies and greatest triumphs, to name just a few of the multitude of marvels the NPS sites represent.
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Members of the virtuosically poetic Ensemble Signal played two substantial solos ("Black Moon," for bass clarinet, and "Towards a Brighter Hue," for violin), a trio and two works for small ensemble: all extravagant, extroverted, emotionally direct pieces that are also marvels of precision and detail, like puppies skilled at ballet.
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These engineers have found today's toilets are "flushing marvels, able to clear an average of two pounds of paste and paper per flush — more than just about anyone needs, and four times as much as old commodes, despite using less than half as much water," The Post's Todd C. Frankel reports.
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For Athill, who would once, while "waiting to fall asleep … run through all the men I ever went to bed with," other marvels now suffice, like recalling the "mystical experience" of her grandparents' gardens or enjoying a "shared sense of humor" in the "retirement home for the active elderly" where she now resides.
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The main fault of "Exodus" is that it gets stuck in several ruts, but its exposition of hip-hop style has many stylistic marvels, while Mr. Roberts, in its messianic central role, often creates a visionary drama with his skilled control of slow motion and his gentle-giant interactions with other characters.
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The scripted Marvels series is meant to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the comics series, and it will largely follow the same story, seeing Sheldon (and other ordinary, non-superpowered people) deal with the aftermath of an attempted invasion by the world-devouring Galactus and his battle with the Fantastic Four.
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In addition to enjoying those high-tech wonders on the museum's East Meadow, young visitors can attend events like the "Marvels of Motion" show, an interactive investigation of Newton's laws from the organization Mad Science; build Lego vehicles with Play-Well TEKnologies; watch high school robotics teams; and explore the science of baking.
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Marlo slowly gets her life back ("It's like I can see color again," she marvels), but just when you think you see a happy ending on the horizon, the story takes a major left turn, and the director Jason Reitman and the writer Diablo Cody bring it into a whole new emotional realm.
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So badly has the mood soured that minor successes are now held up as political marvels: Donald Tusk, head of the European Council, heralded a recent trade deal with Canada as a triumph for Western democracy, after last-minute talks barely saved it from death at the hands of a restive regional parliament in Belgium.
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Perhaps the biggest Brazil thrills we've had during these games have come from the most amazing sprinter and the most amazing swimmer in Olympic history, a pair of preposterously tall, hard-abbed physical marvels, Jamaica's Usain Bolt and America's Michael Phelps, who while getting older (234 and 230, respectively) just keep on getting better.
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They both leave such lasting impressions in brief scenes — Narducci in a flashback (one of the few not from Frank's perspective) in which she barely flinches when her husband, played by Joe Pesci, comes home covered in blood, and White when her husband Jimmy, played by Al Pacino, marvels at her political guile and ruthlessness.
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"Through a combination of good old-fashioned police work, combing through evidence, talking to people and following up on information, combined with the marvels of DNA technology, we were able to identify and develop probable cause to arrest a suspect," Jeri L. Williams, the Police Department's chief, said at a news conference on Wednesday.
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This high-quality diet and smaller digestive tract is thought to have evolved along with a bigger human brain, the "expensive tissue" hypothesis (brains burn 22 times as many calories as muscle, begging an explanation) that explains why we evolved a mind that has come up with such nutritional marvels as the deep-fried turkey and the cheese dog.
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Other sources are Batammaliba architectural structures in Togo and Benin, which are made of clay with wood supports and refer to human anatomy, and the dome-shaped teleuk dwellings (made of found materials including grass, soil, and animal dung) of the Mousgoum people in Cameroon and Chad — moveable and sustainable architectural marvels in use for for centuries.
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As written by Rene Gube in "I'm Not the Person I Used to Be," Greg is pretty much the same guy, but healthier: He still has the sardonic charm that made him so likeable back in season one ("That's funny, you are Greg, you're funny," Rebecca marvels when he cracks a joke), only now it's less viciously self-loathing.
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If Acevedo were a superhero, this moment would mark the beginning of her origin story: girl marvels at universe, and though she's first reluctant to explore her superpower (engineering) because it's not what all the other girls are doing, she's encouraged by an elder (the troop leader who encouraged her to pursue a science badge) and never looks back.
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You can hop a cable car to the Bastille for a sweeping view, weather permitting; in winter drive a mere 43 minutes to the ski slopes of Le Sappey-en-Chartreuse; or seek serenity, as we did, about 25 miles due north at the 11th-century Carthusian monastery of La Grande Chartreuse, one of France's architectural marvels.
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Inflamed by the smug moral certitude of the chief prosecutor, Giuliano Mignini, and by the smutty insinuations of reporters like Nick Pisa — a former contributor to The Daily Mail of London who marvels that anyone would expect fact-checking in the race to the front page — the public was all too eager to embrace rumor over reason.
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I've got a lot of people who like Megadeth music, and some of it's because of the music, but almost more often than not, everyone who likes this band marvels at how we've been able to stand up against adversity, because it almost seems like somebody's putting their thumb on the scale, you know what I mean?
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It makes you consider all the other plundered marvels of human history — the decline and fall of the Library of Alexandria; ISIL's ongoing siege on heritage; the Parthenon of Athens, which has been smashed by mortars and pillaged by colonizers in the past 200 years, leaving you shaking your head as you walk back down the Acropolis.
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The chronicle of California agriculture has always been mixed — half environmental nightmare, half remarkable success story — and Arax gives himself enough room to report on the positives as well, profiling a few small growers who have produced marvels (a grape that tastes like cotton candy!) while remaining sensitive to the land and water resources under their stewardship.
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For a president who marvels at the perks of the job — a red button that summons a butler and a Diet Coke, the custom-branded pens that Sharpie designed for him — his trip to New York displayed the apparatus he has savored as a head of state: Osprey helicopters and large police escorts that followed Mr. Trump down a fenced-off 34th Street.
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A bus arranged by the hotel took our group of 893 to the closest of the marvels we would see on our trip, the Gothic Cathédral Notre Dame de Strasbourg, the monumental church, one of the world's tallest, constructed of red sandstone and decorated with delicate tracery, gargoyles and sculpted figures of the prophets, the Virtues and Vices, the Wise and Foolish Virgins.
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Laid out are the sewing projects that produced marvels like a red day dress fit for Joan Crawford with a tightly cinched metal belt and asymmetrical collar zigzagging heavenward; a green cotton bouclé plaid cape over cream rayon dress for golf; and an ermine-trimmed, hooded silk velvet evening coat with hood worn to "formal brawls," as an invitation reads.
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But in spite of Hocking's fears that Miller-Melburg's works are vanishing, those feeling the need to revisit some of these essential creations might need look no further than their nearest playground — from coast to coast, it is surprising and encouraging to discover these little midcentury marvels hiding in plain sight, reminding us that design is at work and play all around us.
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Consider how a critical framework can transform the most ordinary objects, from the Q-tips and Bubble Wrap celebrated in the Italian curator Paola Antonelli's 2005 survey, "Humble Masterpieces: Everyday Marvels of Design," to the trimming of fingernails in a 2009 performance of the American composer John Cage's piece "0'00,"" whose score consists of a single instruction: "In a situation provided with maximum amplification (no feedback), perform a disciplined action.
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The city's cathedralesque department stores; its lovely public parks (the golden-gated Parc Monceau, the Buttes-Chaumont, the elaborately landscaped Bois de Boulogne); its new sewers, completed in 1867, whose "spacious tunnels had gaslit galleries that became a major tourist attraction, notably visited by both the czar of Russia and the king of Portugal" — all these "marvels of the new Babylon" were brought into being, in the emperor's name, by Baron Haussmann.
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Yes, Ms. Robbins has given half of her menu over to long noodles and short ones; strands of linguine with chopped garlic and a double dose of fish in the form of chopped anchovies and drizzled colatura; circles filled with ricotta whipped until it is as soft as cream; pinched rings of tortelli stuffed with mascarpone and spinach; the deeply ridged Sardinian shells known as malloreddus; and other Italian marvels of starch formation.
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After hundreds of years of relying only on electromagnetic radiation (such as light seen through a telescope), scientists can now use gravitational waves to directly observe a black hole (otherwise an impossibility, as it does not emit light in any form) or, as Bartusiak marvels, "to peer into the very heart of an exploding star" (gravitational waves, unlike electromagnetic radiation, are not dispersed or absorbed by matter as they pass through the universe).
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From that behavioral economist's perspective, he still marvels at the social influence of the global meat industry, the soothing images of small farms and happy pastures that it puts on packages of bacon, he says, to obscure the reality: a collection of factories whose contribution to climate change rivals that of automobiles, where tens of billions of creatures live out their short lives in confined squalor, overseen by underpaid migrant workers performing dangerous, grueling labor.
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