Agony masquerades as a hardcore trip to hell for real gamers.
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The woman says she masquerades online as a housewife from Nebraska.
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It's fiction worse than Dan Brown, because it masquerades as fact.
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The iPhone masquerades as a thing not made by human hands.
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Cult of personality a lot of times masquerades as thought leadership . . .
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There's no sign outside and the first-floor masquerades as something else.
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These masquerades attempt to obscure the stereotypes imposed by the gendered gaze.
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In 2019, the democratic nature of online creation masquerades as democracy itself.
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These days, Sanders masquerades as something less revolutionary than he really is.
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Trump is the leader of oligarchic economics who masquerades as a populist.
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In other words, it's a destructive program that masquerades as a benign application.
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It's something like the masquerades of Cindy Sherman, Kenneth Anger, and Matthew Barney.
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A critical book for anyone aiming to understand how unfreedom masquerades as freedom.
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Naples is a city of masquerades, of staged operas and tromp l'oeil pomp.
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The Beguiled masquerades as a Southern Gothic tale, with all the requisite grotesquerie.
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He finds the "masquerades and games" to be fruitless, preferring a more direct approach.
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The new device masquerades as a ring, offers multiple speeds, and is completely waterproof.
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The arrest of Mr Golunov suggests that in today's Russia, lawlessness often masquerades as justice.
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The malware runs a massive, 83MB DLL file that masquerades as a Direct X service.
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Reversing that would be the best defense against baseless paranoia that masquerades as political action.
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"Trump masquerades as an angel of light, but he is the father of lies," Tepper said.
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"Trump masquerades as an angel of light, but he is the father of lies," Tepper asserted.
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In its infancy, Fear & Fancy also hosted social gatherings and masquerades in the greater Oakland area.
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Critics claim the bill is gift to Wall Street the masquerades as help for smaller lenders.
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"Syrk" masquerades as a cheat tool for the game, promising to help players' aim when shooting.
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He also wanted to find a way to bring back Dorothy, the woman Michael masquerades as.
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The malware can deliver itself as a Trojan that masquerades as a porn-related program or file.
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The trojan masquerades as a photo app on your phone and is specially camouflaged for maximum sneakiness.
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Even Google Ventures CEO Bill Maris has jokingly said that he merely masquerades as a venture capitalist.
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For me the carnival masquerades would have been the most striking, intimate encounters with the black Atlantic.
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CareCoach conveys the perceptiveness and emotional intelligence of the humans powering it but masquerades as an animated app.
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I think that's the thing: complacency where you stop trying to figuring it out maybe masquerades as maturity.
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Go skiing on a few inches of slushy artificial snow on a hill that masquerades as a mountain?
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A fraudulent website masquerades as a legitimate one, such as a bank, financial institution, or email service provider.
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The festival, which coincided with the spring equinox, invited Romans to rejoice; games, pranks, and masquerades were common.
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" He added, "As religious leaders, we are called, therefore, to unmask the violence that masquerades as purported sanctity.
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Ancestral spirits, known as Egun, are central to the Yoruba religion, and are honored in masquerades called Egungun.
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The video references Nigerian masquerades, which in my experience, are events where the custodians are from another world.
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The service conveys the perceptiveness and emotional intelligence of the humans powering it but masquerades as an animated app.
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It's a comedic crime thriller — though one that briefly masquerades as a drama just to get the ball rolling.
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It is Viennese confection that uses schlag to hit us over the head with our own hypocrisies and masquerades.
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From the telcos' point of view, Voice Bridge masquerades as a normal phone, which greatly reduces the setup hassles.
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Usually, the answer is that these apps blur such lines: Work masquerades as leisure, and quality is measured through quantities.
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Rojo, the third feature by Argentina's Benjamín Naishtat, summons and dissects a culture which masquerades psychological malaise as raw force.
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False advertising: HuffingtonPost, where Chahal regularly publishes, is hosting a Lydian-promoting press release that masquerades as a blog post.
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ADIEU ADIEU masquerades a bit as zippy fill, but in all I was happy with how these stacks turned out.
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It's an event that kind of masquerades as a supernova, occurring in stars around 100 times the mass of our Sun.
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It can be hard to pin down because it often masquerades as something else or has no obvious or consistent symptoms.
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It's still a very thin and light computer that masquerades as a tablet and performs its best with the optional keyboard attached.
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The $700 million project, commonly called the Chuitna mine, currently masquerades under the guise of a tiny Alaskan coal company called PacRim.
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A priest of Ifá divination and an art historian discuss the masquerades of Yoruba religion and how they evolved in the Americas.
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" Nicolaysen accused the ATF of abusing its authority by pursuing Roh based on his alleged violation of a policy "that masquerades as law.
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One to beware of is the snake-oil salesman who masquerades as an investor but then tries to charge you a consultancy fee.
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For the show, Ye presents Goddess, a series of videos in which she masquerades as 13 prominent or controversial female figures from history.
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Get the recipe: Hawaiian edamame With loads of garlic, olive oil, a hint of tamari, and ginger, spirulina masquerades as a sort of tapenade.
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ExpressLane masquerades as a software update, delivered in-person by CIA technicians — but the documents make clear that the program itself will remain unchanged.
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As Iran heads toward presidential elections in May, ethnic-based political activity — even if it masquerades as an environmental movement — should be closely watched.
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The paint application masquerades as random, but bespeaks intense deliberation, the emotionality of which is veiled by the single colors, but also quickly felt.
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The brand masquerades as an arts institution and exhibited its highly eccentric, homemade creations at Gavin Brown's Lower East Side location earlier this year.
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The result, at least in the case of Facebook's early bots, is a robotic conversation that masquerades as casual conversation through funny gifs and humor.
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Now add a third ingredient to this toxic brew: the fashionable anti-Semitism of the far left that masquerades as anti-Zionism and anti-racism.
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"Fox News masquerades as defender of traditional family values, but behind the scenes, it operates like a sex-fueled, Playboy Mansion-like cult," the lawsuit said.
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Even still, as my colleague Micah Singleton pointed out, the Model 3 masquerades itself as a budget vehicle, but in actuality could reach luxury car prices.
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Also, current unemployment rates are masquerades, belying the fact that many of these new jobs do not pay a livable wage and come with no benefits.
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He's only a rockstar in the imaginations of the mainstream media who are failing to vet him as he masquerades as a credible candidate for president.
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But on the street, where the illicitly produced version masquerades as heroin, the drug has become the leading cause of fatal overdoses in the United States.
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More than their relationship, though, this episode focuses on the importance of friendship and the way Jamie's and Claire's careful masquerades have impeded them from fostering true connections.
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The film masquerades as a thriller but succumbs to a sloppily written genre-mash which at no point feels particularly pressing despite the literal life or death stakes.
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I feel like this is not too different from how western liberalism masquerades as progressive by way of human rights discourse while maintaining a hegemonic stronghold on political narratives.
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As a result, millions of citizens rely on social media for virtually all of their news and information, consuming a daily diet of partisan opinion that masquerades as fact.
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Earl, a gay black actor consigned to working in a slaughterhouse, is hemmed in by the masquerades of the closet and the debasing roles available to performers of color.
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The malware masquerades as a painting application called Relieve Stress Paint and had infected more than 28503,22019 Facebook user accounts in a matter of days, the firm said Wednesday.
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Yet here is the paradox: "I feel like" masquerades as a humble conversational offering, an invitation to share your feelings, too — but the phrase is an absolutist trump card.
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Here, blink and you could miss the bar's bathroom, which masquerades as the show's time-travelling spaceship, the Tardis (the toilet experience is not as transportive as it sounds).
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Prince Thabiso of Thesolo, a small African kingdom, masquerades as Jamal, Naledi's underemployed temporary neighbor who invites her to share the dinner he's ordered from a meal-kit service.
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The malware masquerades as a painting application called Relieve Stress Paint and had infected more than 40,000 Facebook user accounts in a matter of days, the firm said Wednesday.
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Because You masquerades as trashy thriller in order to get you to underestimate it — dismiss it, even — while it goes to work subverting every assumption you had about it.
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Sharon Price John, president and chief executive of Build-a-Bear Workshop, stuffs a menagerie of customizable teddy bears and other animals as she masquerades as an ordinary employee.
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Skip forward in time, and the court's masquerades of the 2176th century find a 20th-century parallel in the "café society" immortalized by Baron de Cabrol in whimsical collaged form.
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While it's great to be a highly empathetic manager (yes, yes, take a moment to pat yourself on the back), know that this excuse typically masquerades as a benevolent intention.
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And then, to complete the deal, Facebook gives advertisers the ability to go into stealth mode: pushing content into our feeds and timelines that masquerades as organic, user-generated content.
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Thirteen-year-old leading lady Saara Chaudry is a joy as Parvana, a fierce young girl who masquerades as a boy to feed her family under the Taliban's draconian modesty laws.
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Female friendship, with its additional charge of possible subversion – a world free from male control – is densely suggestive, whether it appears to be … or whether it masquerades as something more straightforward.
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In America, the tumor masquerades as an organ, and you don't know which parts to cut out because it's hard to convince people that there's a problem in the first place.
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Brooks's final argument is at once his most dumbfounding and revealing — that Sanders would tear down America's political institutions: These days, Sanders masquerades as something less revolutionary than he really is.
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Infinity's West Virginia-born, blue eyeshadow-wearing grandmother, Dusty (played by an extraordinary Jessica Lange with a butterfly back tattoo), masquerades Infinity as a cancer patient to get them free perks.
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The movie, which masquerades as silly and, at times, painfully immature, plays upon deep-seeded anxieties surrounding the potential might of A.I. Jexi doesn't bring anything new to the table comedically.
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They have instead offered a plan that cuts spending on the middle class and the poor, funnels the money into a tax cut for the affluent and masquerades as health policy.
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He certainly uses English idioms, but the one that is most contemptible of all -- the lower middle-class racism that masquerades as false exasperation -- is that people won't just fit in.
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Passengers masquerades as a heartwarming story about the power of love — in space — but it doesn't have a single fully formed thought rattling around in its glossy, sexy, inadvertently creepy head.
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"Fox News masquerades as a defender of traditional family values, but behind the scenes, it operates like a sex-fueled, Playboy Mansion-like cult, steeped in intimidation, indecency and misogyny," she alleges.
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"Fox News masquerades as defender of traditional family values, but behind the scenes, it operates like a sex-fueled, Playboy Mansion-like cult, steeped in intimidation, indecency, and misogyny," the lawsuit states.
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For them, the planet's crust resembles an Arctic ice floe, a slow-motion drift that masquerades as solid ground simply because our lives are too short for us to notice the movement.
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In that episode, a Klingon agent named Arne Darvin masquerades as a human to infiltrate a Federation post, where he attempts to poison grain meant for a planet with disputed Federation-Klingon ownership.
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Brought here by West Indian immigrants, J'ouvert's origins lie in the emancipation of enslaved Africans in colonized Trinidad in the 19th century, who used street masquerades to mock and satirize their former masters.
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They demanded that San Diego foot much of the bill for a world-class stadium, with luxury suites and seat licenses, that theft that masquerades as financial innovation in the National Football League.
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Yet while chiding extreme libertarianism, Selbourne veers dangerously close to Comstockery in his tsk-tsking of noise that "masquerades as music," gender fluidity, sperm banks, bad grammar, video plagiarists and other presumed vices.
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The most surprising thing about the new It adaptation — in which a malevolent force masquerades as a razor-toothed clown that brutalizes the children of Derry, Maine — is that it's not all that scary.
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"Fox News masquerades as a defender of traditional family values, but behind the scenes, it operates like a sex-fueled, Playboy Mansion-like cult, steeped in intimidation, indecency and misogyny," Ms. Tantaros's suit says.
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It leaves undisturbed a policy first advertised openly and unequivocally as a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States" because the policy now masquerades behind a façade of national-security concerns.
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Many TV news organizations — led by CNN — have turned their campaign coverage into virtual infomercials for the Trump campaign that masquerade as news, supporting a reality television show personality who masquerades as a potential president.
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While Trump masquerades as a populist while behaving as a crony capitalist, Warren, like Sanders and Clinton, champions the well-being of the people in the cause that is the soul of the Democratic Party.
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Organizations that want to add their fact checks to Google Search must follow Google's relatively stringent guidelines (the last thing Google wants, after all, is to unwittingly include fake news that masquerades as a fact check…).
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Meeks, a self-proclaimed "value guy that masquerades as a tech investor," arranges his portfolio with companies that can generate dividend in excess of the market and have at least 10% upside to his price target.
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Release date: June 23 What makes it great: The Beguiled masquerades as a Southern Gothic tale, with all the requisite grotesquerie and a killer cast that includes Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning, and Colin Farrell.
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The piece de resistance, though, comes during the closing third, as Cohen masquerades as an Israeli gun enthusiast, convincing gun-rights advocates and Republican politicians to endorse his proposal to train toddlers in the use of firearms.
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In its current incarnation, the Super Bowl halftime show is a gleaming confluence of big-time corporate agendas — N.F.L., TV networks, sponsors and brand-name performers all promoting something — that masquerades as a brief but over-the-top party.
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Read more " _____ • Tiana Lowe in National Review: "Much like his namesake, the scaramouch, the Mooch masquerades as a useful idiot and a sly schemer, performing both roles while never forgetting to enthrall the audience and, most important, the boss.
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But of course, no story about doubles and elaborate masquerades can progress without identities beginning to blend, and Jing eventually questions his role as a "shadow" to another man, particularly as he feels drawn to Yu's wife, Ai (Sun Li).
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"As religious leaders, we are called, therefore, to unmask the violence that masquerades as purported sanctity," the pope said at a peace conference organized by Al Azhar mosque and university, one of the most influential centers of Sunni Islamic learning.
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LOST NUDE SCENE OF MARILYN MONROE DISCOVERED, WAS KEPT IN LOCKED CABINET FOR YEARS: REPORT "Mulan is the epic adventure of a fearless young woman who masquerades as a man in order to fight Northern Invaders attacking China," Disney says, per E!
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Well, Google (and I meant the original Google) is still the king of advertising, of course, even when it masquerades as an "urban think tank," and Alphabet's offerings are heralding a new age of autonomous vehicles, secret robots, and scary-fast internet.
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This entertaining show features pieces by 133 African artists and artists of African descent, all of whose works relate in some way to masks and masquerades while involving neon lights, video projections, found objects, photography and other devices of the global avant-garde.
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This entertaining show features pieces by 218 African artists and artists of African descent, all of whose works relate in some way to masks and masquerades while involving neon lights, video projections, found objects, photography and other devices of the global avant-garde.
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This entertaining show features pieces by 13 African artists and artists of African descent, all of whose works relate in some way to masks and masquerades while involving neon lights, video projections, found objects, photography and other devices of the global avant-garde.
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"Trichomoniasis is the most stealthy of the STIs, because it masquerades as a sort of garden variety vaginal infection like bacterial vaginosis or yeast," says Kate O'Connell White, MD, MPH, director, Fellowship in Family Planning, department of Ob/Gyn at Boston University, Boston Medical Center.
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" Adding, "This industry masquerades itself as inclusive, but actors are afraid to play, because if they show up as something outside of the status quo, they might be received as feminine, and, as a result, they won't get that masculine job, that superhero job.
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I think he shows part of the sham that's at the heart of Silicon Valley, which is that he masquerades as a libertarian while bankrolling and promoting a candidate who has both authoritarian tendencies and also is a crony capitalist who's exploited the state throughout his career.
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Facebook will review those third-party links and check for things like whether the page is mostly filled with advertising content — a dead giveaway for spam sites — or to see whether a link masquerades as a different site, like a fake version of The New York Times.
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Luis knows that the young man worked in the fields before the family stopped hearing from him, so though Luis is not a farmhand, he masquerades as one, discovering a world where workers are trapped by debts to those who smuggled them and provide their wretched housing.
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Researchers from the mobile security firm Lookout and Google's Android security team revealed evidence this week of a type of mobile spyware for Android that masquerades as a normal app download, while secretly gaining root access to a device to do broad surveillance on the user over time.
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One of those shows, now in previews for an opening on Tuesday, April 219, at the Marquis Theater, is "Tootsie," a musical comedy remake of Sydney Pollack's hit movie from 226, which starred Dustin Hoffman as an arrogant, unemployed actor who masquerades as a woman to land a part.
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The celebration of Austen this year, two centuries after her death at 41 on July 18, 1817, masquerades seamlessly as a celebration of her life, in part because she has proved immortal, and in part because as a writer she had so little time for mortality on the page.
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African artists' rendering of complex features into smooth, stylized profiles would later prove decisive for the development of western modernism — notably Picasso's proto-Cubist art of 1906-09; the hot-colored expressionism of Kirchner and other painters of Die Brücke; and the masquerades of Hugo Ball, Tristan Tzara and other figures of Dada.
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You could be completely untouched by a member of the opposite sex but still considered non-virginal if you'd had a dirty thought; a letter to the editor of a British newspaper in 1730 said books by female authors like Eliza Haywood and Delarivier Manley "ruin more virgins than masquerades or brothels," McAllister tells Broadly.
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But none have captured, in such color and with such verve, the profoundly pagan sense of twinned superstition and celebration that informs the culture, the way the country masquerades as a contemporary one in its surfaces and in its technology while still believing, unswervingly, in gods and monsters, in the divinity of a tree.
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Like spinach concealed in the brownie mix, the deliciously entertaining scene masquerades as TV dessert, but it has real nutritional (or, in this case, informational) value: Mr. Oliver wanted to illustrate how easy it is for companies to buy debt and try to collect from consumers, whether those consumers are still legally liable for the debt or not.
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The 44-page episode, titled "The Twin Towers," perfectly channels what Domineau sees as the "nihilistic, no-hugging-no-learning nature of the show" by focusing on how the core characters each react selfishly to the national catastrophe: Jerry develops a paranoia about dust, Elaine tries to break up with a survivor she's seeing, George masquerades as a first responder, and Kramer discovers his friend was one of the terrorists behind the attacks.
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