"If I thought I was a maximalist beforehand, I'm definitely a maximalist now," Martin says, laughing.
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We followed England's legendary maximalist dresser to London's Fashion Week We followed England's legendary maximalist dresser to London's Fashion Week This segment originally aired Feb.
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The Crypto Maximalist Future Situation: Bitcoin is the global currency.
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It is, obviously, the opposite of Motörhead's maximalist "Heroes" cover.
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Pile on the jewels without having to consider yourself a maximalist!
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Downey's work certainly has that early-2000s sensibility of maximalist realism.
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I'm not a bitcoin maximalist, but I'm also not anti-bitcoin.
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Their initial impulses were maximalist—at least from a gear perspective.
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"This Christmas Day," produced by David Foster, is ostentatious, maximalist, overdecorated.
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A self-proclaimed "collector at heart," her style is definitely maximalist.
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Minimalist in shape, maximalist in color — the best of both worlds.
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"There's definitely been a maximalist approach to events recently," Lubell said.
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Mr. Barr has long embraced a maximalist philosophy of executive power.
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Tim Ryan's maximalist archival project befits the growth of the site.
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It's a very cluttered show, but I'm a maximalist so that's fine.
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In other words, the maximalist shoes did not make running more tiring.
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You'd think that maximalist trolls would have higher confidence and thicker skin.
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"I learned that my mother was a big-time maximalist," she jokes.
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With his minimalist speaking style, Pence drew attention to Kaine's maximalist salvos.
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Student activists are naturally going to test boundaries and make maximalist demands.
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Mistry's version is a glorious, maximalist mash-up with a croque-madame.
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He has taken a nearly maximalist liberal position on every major issue.
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I am, by nature, a maximalist and also associate celebration with abundance.
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No one has connected dance music to maximalist rock & roll quite like this.
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In a sea of celebrities sporting minimalist ink, Justin Bieber is a maximalist.
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Twitter and its peers have what I'll call a maximalist perspective on permanence.
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We can still throw long, maximalist dinner parties and stay up too late.
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What with fashion's current maximalist aesthetic, perhaps we're all craving its quiet stability.
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Both sides, being familiar with the president's earlier writings, staked out maximalist positions.
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More recently, less intense runners have begun wearing the maximalist shoes, he said.
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" She is a maximalist, she said: "Look, I feel better when there's bulk.
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Let me start by saying that I don't personally identify as a maximalist.
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But there is scope for both sides to back away from their maximalist positions.
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These simple geometric compositions add a breath of minimalism to the otherwise maximalist display.
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Rina's a maximalist, and "Valentine (What's It Gonna Be)" doesn't defer from that path.
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That's fine for conservative ideologues like Ryan who want to pursue a maximalist agenda.
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I went to a museum recently and entered my Fruit Roll Up maximalist period.
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In the United States, we love the maximalist work, the sprawling Great American Novel.
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Benzion was an uncompromising ideologue, a maximalist, and a member of the Revisionist movement.
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A formerly maximalist packer of suitcases, I have gone over to the other side.
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The work is a maximalist mash-up of icons, clip art and GIF characters.
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But whatever the core assumption, the maximalist approach inevitably increases the risk of war.
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In particular, the stacked soles of the maximalist shoes seem to subtly affect balance.
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It was succeeded by Calvin Harris and Rihanna's maximalist blend of EDM and pop.
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Chihuly may be a nature sculptor but his shiny maximalist aesthetic is far from naturalistic.
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Well, the president comes from a real estate background where you make maximalist opening offers.
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There's so much more, of course; the Captain Marvel site embraces that era's maximalist ways.
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More maximalist than minimalist, we can't quite decide what we want to call it. Healthgoth?
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The rise of the grandmillennial is a knee-jerk, maximalist reaction to that very minimalism.
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These are stars of gospel's maximalist period and occasional flirters with its pop-soul instincts.
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So basically, it's pro wrestling in its maximalist, absurd execution without featuring any actual wrestling.
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And for a Nordic, the chef Toni Kostian takes an unusually maximalist approach to cooking.
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Coates is, of course, well known for seeing the problem of racism in maximalist terms.
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And the story has gone full maximalist, a Heavy Metal short that spans 15 hours.
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Adam Wallacavage's fascinations with period architecture and the sea converge in his maximalist Philadelphia brownstone.
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"We've always been more maximalist than minimalist," she adds, "in our practice — and as people."
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Maximalist demands that Pyongyang abandon its arsenal early in the process will be non-starters.
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Secretary Tillerson has worked to convince the North Koreans that our goals are not maximalist.
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Ms Ocasio-Cortez's preferred candidate, Bernie Sanders, is offering a maximalist solution to the problem.
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And in this case, Trump's unilateralist approach and maximalist objectives are a recipe for failure.
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Mac's aesthetic is proudly maximalist; it's not just a style but a system of ethics.
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I'm what you might call an organized maximalist — I love prints, colors, and beautifully arranged messes.
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Sure, we're loving the recent wave of maximalist accessories like big, big earrings and layered chokers.
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Wray is expounding a maximalist cosmology, sometimes exuberant, other times eclectic, at times verging on ornate.
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Its vision of a Palestinian state is maximalist and, like Gaza, in permanent conflict with Israel.
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If Zombie Formalism tended toward minimalism, Like Art is maximalist: bright colors, attention-grabbing, and romanticizing.
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They caught a wave of reader enthusiasm for maximalist and international(ist) books about human experience.
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Mr. Puglisi works in a molto-maximalist style, a cheerful open-arm embrace of Italianate kitsch.
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Determined to seem tougher than his predecessor, he has set out maximalist positions on both countries.
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And on that question, what it would mean to really make a maximalist push on climate?
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JA: I really wanted to work with artists that are using a maximalist, opulent, baroque aesthetic.
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Phys Ed Runners wearing maximalist running shoes pound harder and pronate more than in standard shoes.
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But few studies have examined the effects of maximalist shoes on how average, recreational athletes run.
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News Analysis The attorney general wrapped his maximalist vision of executive power around an embattled president.
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It is this spirit that The Wing and Glossier attempt to invoke with their maximalist designs.
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The albums reviewed below demonstrate the charms of maximalist dance music, a mode that prizes density.
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Even me as an activist on these issues, a privacy maximalist, I can't completely cut myself off.
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When a frustrated classmate in my MFA program declared himself a maximalist, I chose to pity him.
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From maximalist sequin frocks to lingerie-style slip dresses, there's no shortage of options to choose from.
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President Trump liked the idea of declaring a national emergency because it's the maximalist, most dramatic option.
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The heavy pattern trend is similar to the maximalist trend in that it's about more being more.
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And since the visuals are for Aphex Twin, it seems that a maximalist aesthetic almost always prevails.
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He tinkered with dance music's maximalist tendencies, pairing huge, community-moving beats with introspective, almost twee lyrics.
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The Maximalist (revolutionary) movement has made fresh and fairly appreciable progress but no disorders have taken place.
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As a self-proclaimed maximalist, I certainly fall victim to the clutter of holding onto old memories.
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Small wonder that Democrats are also warming up to a maximalist approach to wielding power in Washington.
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And he can be maximalist and impulsive, for instance blowing up trade talks with China and Canada.
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"Young is a maximalist, a putter-inner, an evoker of roiling appetites," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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"He is going to try to get the Kurds to accept whatever maximalist demands he can offer."
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Ms. Goddard made her name in maximalist tutu dresses, the bigger the better: a confectioner in tulle.
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For the designer, this maximalist approach resists the "overly polished" and "hands-off" aesthetic of other brands.
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From maximalist pajamas to subversive Swedish men's wear, T featured a range of emerging brands in 2017.
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For Gucci's resort show, Alessandro Michele accessorized many of his maximalist looks with beribboned mid-heel pumps.
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For a fashion lover, it can be difficult to toe the line between a minimalist and maximalist wardrobe.
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At the Manama Dialogue, an annual security pow-wow in Bahrain, officials were enthusiastic about this maximalist approach.
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The Kardashian sisters aren't just known for their maximalist beauty routines — they've made entire careers out of them.
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"Enthusiastically patterned upholstery is all the rage now and we are all aboard this maximalist train," said Brockway.
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Armed with Snowden's suggestions and revelations from the documents and poetic license, Stone goes in the maximalist direction.
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The Sanders plan is the most maximalist overhaul in the field, a nationalizing of the health insurance industry.
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To take your own one-piece arsenal up a notch, click on for our Beyoncé-inspired maximalist picks.
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It's narratively and creatively maximalist, full of subplots, conspiracies, directorial triple back flips and twist upon baffling twist.
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Even the remnants of the other side, in people's minds and consciences, must submit to maximalist progressive claims.
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While they both expressed deep distrust of Iran, they didn't make maximalist demands or threaten conflict so brazenly.
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I'm not doing Adam Lippes or Michael Kors or De La Renta or super uptown — I'm doing maximalist downtown.
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But by taking the maximalist stance, he also perfectly articulated what the right has worked so hard to obfuscate.
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Prankster-maximalist Bjarki is back with a new set of tracks seemingly composed for fart machine and joy buzzer.
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Sessions's maximalist approach essentially unravels the Obama-era policies that attempted, with some success, to reduce the prison population.
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No one knows at this point whether wearing maximalist shoes will keep people from getting hurt, Dr. Mercer said.
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Similarly, Justice Gorsuch appears to be taking a maximalist reading of the Second Amendment's "right to bear arms" language.
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They are about enshrining maximalist control over the sexual autonomy of women as a foundational principle of conservative rule.
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He stakes out maximalist positions and issues brutal ultimatums to compel action, arguing that extreme problems demand extreme tactics.
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In doing so, Marcus has made a documentary that is not unlike the internet itself: maximalist and without focus.
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He pointed to Mr. Obama's election as a dividing line, when routine opposition in Congress turned rigid and maximalist.
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Palestinians woke up to find that 22 percent of the homeland had been redefined as their new maximalist demand.
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It seems like there's this metashift happening from cool, minimal, and internet-y to in-person, maximalist, and cozy.
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Israel's more aggressive "maximalist" security strategy towards Iranian presence in its wider neighborhood is driven by three major factors.
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These "maximalist goals," Mr. Stein said, created the conditions for open-ended occupation, locking the status quo in place.
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But others had maximalist requests: emojis, podcasts, encrypted messaging, additional micro SD slots, even WhatsApp and a Facebook app.
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"It's got four million beads," Ms. Close said of a dress fully in line with traditional maximalist Hollywood dressing.
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To the left of the entrance is a maximalist interactive video game projection, Long March: Restart by Feng Mengbo.
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But Democrats today are in no mood for caution; enraged and energised in opposition, they have taken a maximalist turn.
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Why it matters: Trump is drawn to maximalist, click-your-fingers ideas that can be legally dubious or outright illegal.
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Brexiteers invoke the "will of the people" to suggest that anything but their own maximalist interpretation of Brexit is illegitimate.
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In some paintings, Wegman goes maximalist with the postcard conceit, creating MC Escher–like plays on our perception of space.
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Ted Lain, MD, expresses a similar sentiment: "Most people would not be able to follow that maximalist regimen," he says.
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There's a drastic evolution between her latest orchestral and maximalist LP All Mirrors and her sparse 2012 debut Halfway Home.
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What could the planning of meals and the sorting of laundry ever have to do with writing a maximalist novel?
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Goals were maximalist—to overthrow capitalism and build socialism—but no one really had an idea of what that meant.
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And being bold is vital — especially when considering the more-is-more, maximalist approach of this coming spring's must-haves.
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His latest threat on NAFTA may merely be his maximalist negotiating strategy at work: No one — perhaps even he — knows.
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I eat so much, I love kisses, I love shopping, I love tanning...I'm not a minimalist, I'm a maximalist.
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Kahlo was always proud of being Mexican, and she draped herself in traditional garments: rebozos, tomicotones, and maximalist Mazatec tunics.
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But Mr. Smith, the Obamas' decorator, remains skeptical that a "maximalist" revolution is about to transform today's vanilla-white interiors.
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Katherine Bauer, a former Treasury Department official, said that countries are likely to balk at the Trump administration's maximalist posture.
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But the more maximalist and mystical your claims about when personhood begins (or doesn't), the more strained that distinction gets.
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But "1000 gecs" is less a product of nostalgia than of nihilism, an impressively concise maximalist exercise with no rules.
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He is a maximalist in a shrunken time, a former thirst trap playing a man whose throat has grown dry.
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The 3D fractal worlds of Julius Horsthuis are typically epic affairs, with a maximalist aesthetic of mathematical shapes and colors.
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This formal congruence between dance and sport still doesn't explain why Quevedo renders most of his diagrams in a maximalist aesthetic.
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Theoretically dancefloor escapism gratifies, but these rhythmically topheavy odes to maximalist kitsch suggest a caricature of catharsis, an empty decontextualized uplift.
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This is a minimalist follow-up to a maximalist masterpiece, in the vein of Mr West's brash album from 2013, "Yeezus".
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It's a maximalist audiovisual experience designed for a giant 4K TV and expensive sound equipment — or even better, a VR headset.
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Recently, there has been a resurgence of maximalist clothing styles, but who says home décor can't be in on the fun?
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We pull illustrations and symbols from the books and transform them to fit the new medium, often with a maximalist approach.
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Mr. Akinci, the Turkish Cypriot leader, accused the Greek Cypriot side of insisting on "maximalist positions" on territory and other issues.
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To be sure, it is not unusual for oil producers to stake out maximalist positions ahead of a high-stakes meeting.
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It was a surprising — almost provocative — statement from someone whose most seminal prints are considered riotously decorative, even by maximalist standards.
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For those who support maximalist law enforcement — and "sealed" borders — my presence in the United States might look like a failure.
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But the Bush legal team rested on maximalist interpretations of the president's war powers, which the courts were later to strike down.
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For all things embellished, printed, painted, glitzy, and textured, click on for the site's best maximalist pieces, according to its head merchandiser.
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This maximalist approach is thrilling but can feel somewhat incoherent, an effect not least of the sheer breadth of media Wojnarowicz employed.
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Are you a minimalist who keeps it short and sweet or a maximalist who can artfully cram a lot into your luggage?
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It remains to be seen how firmly the president will hold to his maximalist negotiating posture on the trade talks under way.
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Our favorite look was, incidentally, an outfit free of maximalist trappings: a simple white blouse, oversized jeans, and a brown shoulder bag.
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The researchers supplied these volunteers with neutral running shoes, which contain an average amount of midsole cushioning, and maximalist, thickly cushioned shoes.
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Michele's maximalist trademarks were all there: jewel-encrusted insects, bug-like sunglasses, neon-hemmed lace slips and plaid-on-fringing-on-sequins.
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Mr. Trump, then a presidential candidate, urged maximalist measures, such as not allowing Ebola-infected American aid workers back into the country.
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"Sweater Weather" felt impressively ahead of its time upon its release in 2012, a year largely defined by maximalist pop and EDM.
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Al Mahara appears to have a slightly more maximalist take on seafood, perhaps to better fit the golden surroundings of the Burj.
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Athi-Patra Ruga's large-format, maximalist photographs incorporate diverse cultural and geographic references to create transgressive, utopian scenes that blur dream and reality.
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The result pairs a minimalist look with maximalist functionality: Open the notebook at any page and it'll lie at a flat 2144 degrees.
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The result pairs a minimalist look with maximalist functionality: Open the notebook at any page and it'll lie at a flat 25.50 degrees.
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And if there's one maximalist trend we're most excited to see stand out this season, without a doubt, it'd have to be camouflage.
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The maximalist approach sometimes borders on visual overload — but it also made me excited to see what else this mansion had to offer.
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At least with the maximalist trend, a person might get to the yearned-for destination of glamour on the strength of their skill.
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The bottom line: A rare window of opportunity has opened for a settlement, even if it may not meet each party's maximalist objectives.
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Specifically, Dorsey wants you to join his personal super crypto posse — saving the bitcoin-maximalist world one open source contribution at a time.
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Donald Trump is in large part the product of the Republican Party's pandering to a shrinking base with ever-more unrealistic, maximalist promises.
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"I think [our] aesthetic is really maximalist but not in a way that is frustratingly inapproachable or impossible to pull off," she said.
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Historically, maximalist campaigns with violent flanks have been more likely to lead to civil war, even years after a conflict has ostensibly subsided.
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"In the end, balance will be needed; Facebook will need to resolve tensions between minimalist and maximalist visions of the Board," it concludes.
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Which is to say that the issue is deeply nuanced; maximalist free speech for some may mean long-term psychological turmoil for others.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly promised a grand peace plan without delivering, and he has now lent America's weight to this maximalist Israeli strategy.
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Moscow will demand from Ankara that it distance itself from the West or face a Russian policy supportive of a maximalist Kurdish agenda.
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Mr. Barr, who has for decades expressed a maximalist view of executive authority, has long questioned whether aspects of the inquiry were legitimate.
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I like to use this column to explore maximalist policy visions — positions we might aspire to over time rather than push through tomorrow.
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Mr. Trump often takes maximalist positions — like threatening to rip up the North American Trade Agreement — as a precursor to further deal-making.
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Here, he paired a tie-dye T-shirt with an oversized cardigan, slightly distressed jeans, and colorful sneakers for a cohesive, maximalist look.
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The 32-year-old artist, designer, and former model wears a different self-made outfit every day, always with a decidedly maximalist aesthetic.
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He set outsized expectations for the summit overstated what he had achieved and he has insisted on a maximalist position from the North Koreans.
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Working under the theme "In Excess," participants put together maximalist installations at a former produce market and textile manufacturing site in Downtown Los Angeles.
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Painted in bright hues, the maximalist figuration pictures a young girl, gazing up at a pelvic bone that, upon first glance, resembles a uterus.
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But for a long time, I was a free-speech maximalist—someone who believed humanity needed as much free speech as it could bear.
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Hempel doesn't give us the final goodbye, or the bad-news call, or any of the other obvious scenes a "maximalist" writer might dramatize.
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As he seeks to win over climate-conscious Democrats, Mr. Bloomberg has found himself unable to shake the incrementalist label in a maximalist primary.
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This time, few of the runners thudded as forcefully in the maximalist shoes, but they continued to pronate more than in the other models.
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If Republicans rally to Trump and he loses, it will embolden the purist, maximalist faction of the party led by Ted Cruz all over again.
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"These are tunnels, not shafts, so even in a maximalist case where the North seals the tunnels as a PR stunt, that's useless," said Lewis.
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Inspired by our collective fear of natural disasters, avaf combines paintings, textiles, video, murals, and imagery from the collective's archives into a theatrical, maximalist installation.
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The State Department has taken a maximalist approach to security that some diplomats now say makes it difficult for them to carry out their responsibilities.
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"Readers have known Zadie Smith as a novelist of tremendous scope, a maximalist with a global eye and mind," Rebecca Makkai writes in her review.
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Rather, this period following the Singapore summit has been marked by an awkward bilateral dance dominated by maximalist demands, mixed messages, and canceled diplomatic meetings.
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Versace, too, was a baroque maximalist, Murphy told me, who built his reputation through fervid workaholism—an insistence that his vision be seen and understood.
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It offers dishes in McMillan and Morin's maximalist style: a grilled cheese as big as a skateboard; a hundred-and-twenty-dollar côte de boeuf .
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In the meantime, the incentives have only increased for politicians to stake out maximalist positions, with little structural reward for moderates who anger their bases.
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The story can seem as jarringly jam-packed as Jack's Christmas list, but it drives home its message heartily, with a maximalist retro visual style.
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" Karpf said of Cambridge Analytica, "There is a maximalist scenario in which we should be terrified to have a tool like this in private hands.
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He was part of a cohort of musicians, in groups like Pink Floyd and Yes, who were known for an ornate, maximalist brand of rock.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Ross was honing his Southern maximalist take on hip-hop spectacle, helping to permanently shift the genre's power center below the Mason-Dixon.
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His maximalist installation "Bear Mitzvah in Meshugahland" (2017) is a colorful and playful space in which seemingly every surface holds delightful details and plush delights.
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The near future, according to Pinterest, is a strong departure from the loud, maximalist vibe we've favored over the past year — but hey, we'll take it.
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From Kylie Jenner's star-printed tips chrome pinkies, scroll through to see our hands-down favorite Coachella fingernails that just might inspire your next maximalist manicure.
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Above, see how the self-proclaimed maximalist tastefully pulls in mixed patterns, hacks an ever-changing gallery wall, and gives her kids room to decorate, too.
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The incident involving the Happiness I came as U.S. oil exemptions for Iranian crude oil purchases expired, part of President Donald Trump's maximalist approach against Tehran.
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A maximalist to the max, he has no interest in artistic niceties like nuance, scale and pacing, but he does know how to blow stuff up.
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Hard as it may be for some in the Trump administration to accept, it is time for talks where maximalist positions will need to be compromised.
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But Khatami didn't face the same grinding economic pressure, or an American president like Donald Trump, whose administration has taken a maximalist approach toward pressuring Tehran.
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It was just one example of Mr. Aitken's maximalist ambition to make spectacular art commensurate with, yet critical of, the technologically accelerated complexity of modern life.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had a similar impact in the upper chamber, where he nudged the once-collegial body into maximalist partisanship and constitutional hardball.
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Earnest, dour politicians like Yariv Levin and Ze'ev Elkin make up the maximalist camp of the party, its rough equivalents of Ted Cruz and Darrell Issa.
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The syllabus-maker is a kind of artist: a maximalist or a minimalist, Baroque-style or modernist, with a penchant toward color or black on white.
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Now from St. Petersburg, Russia, comes "The Pygmalion Effect" by the choreographer Boris Eifman, known for his maximalist and often quirky stagings of well-known stories.
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But as demonstrated in the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston's "Less Is a Bore: Maximalist Art & Design," its opposite deserves just as much attention and respect.
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"Mysterium Tremendum" is somewhat simple given Mr. Lanigan-Schmidt's maximalist aesthetic, but its storybook quality and emotional honesty lend it the air of a creation myth.
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Assuming Giuliani was not simply babbling incoherently, his outlandish hypothetical about shooting Comey could be meant to acculturate Americans to a maximalist version of presidential power.
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So Mr. Trump did what he learned to do in the New York real estate market: Make maximalist demands, inflict pain and then begin a negotiation.
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Clearly there's a lot of people fed up with monochromatic interiors, with all this emphasis on hotel-like environments, and newly excited by Mario's maximalist style.
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What's more, there are no doubt some on both sides who maintain maximalist aspirations, still hoping to exclude the other side from power by any means.
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The name of the brand was derived from two ideas: the microprecision needed to create lenses and the mega, maximalist nature of artisanal design in Italy.
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"Forever Tango" was both embraced and dismissed as a spectacle (and applauded for its live music), and "Cumparsita" will likewise appeal to those with maximalist taste.
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Two years ago, Mr. Wang took to Instagram to accuse Philipp Plein, the maximalist designer, of copying the staging concept of one of his fashion shows.
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Erik Finman is a twenty-something bitcoin maximalist as famous for his precocity as he is for his $12 bet on the currency a few years ago.
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With a live band in tow, NIN persists as a powerhouse, letting his often maximalist works fill enormous spaces that typically host pop stars and sports teams.
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They're the vanguard behind the viral phenomenon of maximalist, Vegasified Christmas houses, spangled with lights flashing in time to everything from the Trans-Siberian Orchestra to Slipknot.
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"The fundamentals are whether the US and North Korea are willing to walk down from their maximalist positions and there is no indication either have," Narang said.
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Iranian leaders believe Trump doesn't want war, and they hope pressure on the nuclear front will convince him to dial back sanctions and abandon his maximalist demands.
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Fine jewelry designers and fast-fashion brands alike are offering statement pieces in a color that speaks to us all — minimalist, maximalist, and everyone in between: gold.
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But, thanks to labels like Gucci, the maximalist effect is in full force, with feminine pieces artfully thrown together in a party of prints, colors, and textures.
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In that sense, great art and domestic responsibilities are as like each other as my elaborate meal plans are like the chapter outlines of my maximalist novel.
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Digging in on his maximalist demands for limiting legal immigration and dividing immigrant families, Mr. Trump said he would bring the immigration system into the 21st century.
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The first app in Facebook's test has a maximalist design: It allows users to post lengthy status updates, with links to news articles, photos, videos and more.
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The show's characters embrace a maximalist approach born of new money: No rhinestone is too big, no jumpsuit too tight, and no shorts ever quite short enough.
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Hollyhock's happy upbringing is hilariously underscored by her eight polyamorous adoptive dads: an intentionally maximalist family of interracial, interspecies, interethnic, LGBT-friendly, loving, supportive, and encouraging characters.
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Gucci's runway collections under the creative director Alessandro Michele have been maximalist explosions: satin everywhere, giant logos, bearlike fur coats, eight prints tossed together like Funfetti sprinkles.
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Since the publication of "White Teeth" in 2000, readers have known Zadie Smith as a novelist of tremendous scope, a maximalist with a global eye and mind.
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But the Vermont senator successfully parried most of the attacks, flipping them into an opportunity to make the case for his maximalist agenda — and for party unity.
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The President, though, offered very little room for Iran to maneuver, essentially sticking to a maximalist approach and demanding that any de-escalation happen on US terms.
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The Palestinians wish to pocket all of this and keep the conflict and their claims open, making all of Israel a target for their future maximalist endeavors.
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Justice Kavanaugh, who had made his maximalist views on the Second Amendment more than clear as an appeals judge, had nothing to say during the hourlong hearing.
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"The protesters' demands became more maximalist, they asked for changing the political system, changing the election laws, having fresh elections, asking the government to resign," Wahab said.
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It is equally clear that Mr. Barr's maximalist interpretation of executive power in the Constitution is just an effect, rather than a cause, of his ideological commitments.
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It's clad in maximalist patterns —animal print rugs, Marimekko-esque upholstery, wood-paneled walls, crocheted tapestries — that echo the New Jersey home in which Thomas grew up.
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Yet it is also evident that other EU governments will cleave closely to the maximalist positions they set out in the negotiating mandate they gave to Mr Barnier.
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When he finished, Mr. West retook the center, then lay prostrate on the floor as Kirk Franklin, the gospel maximalist and bridge-builder, emerged to give a benediction.
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The Republican Party's campaign of maximalist opposition to the Affordable Care Act began almost seven years ago, and has continued through the law's passage to this very day.
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At just over three and a half minutes long, it's a hi-hat-filled explosion of Rick Ross's mean-mugging, robust bars fueled by Skrillex's maximalist, booming production.
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From moment to moment, these whirling, airborne arrangements call to mind the jazz bandleader Maria Schneider, the modernist composer Benjamin Britten and the maximalist film scorer Hans Zimmer.
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Its guitarist is Bill Frisell, a detail-oriented maximalist whose own work traces an American aesthetic through Charlie Christian, country, surf and rock, and jazz since the '60s.
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Entranced by the belief that bigger is always better, this "more is more," Maximalist attitude has today come to act as the overwhelmingly dominant framing of Street Art.
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At the opening of Berlin's Oracle gallery's current show, New Dead City by maximalist Dan Mitchell, a person in a scuba diving suit mingled with guests, acting casual.
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Flume somehow managed to eke out a win for his 2016 album Skin—a surprisingly brilliant inversion of mainstage electronic music's maximalist flash-bulb production—in that category.
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Rather surprising (to me), most maximalist shoes weigh about the same as thinner models, Dr. Mercer said, because the foam used for cushioning has a cotton-candy airiness.
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Amid the booming world of electronic dance music, which has largely become a kind of maximalist but vague orgy, Lévy offers counterprogramming with the specificity of his sound.
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"One is the desire to continuously use these measures for each and every crisis in a maximalist way," by Congress, foreign governments and interest groups, Mr. Zarate said.
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The Berlin-based photographer's portfolio features mostly maximalist close-ups of a body part—usually a face—transformed into something else: a burger, a waterpark, a glitter explosion.
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Tharp takes inspiration from just about anything fit for a stage — from ballet to the circus to baton twirling — so she can sometimes feel like a stylistic maximalist.
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They wanted the last song to somehow reflect Mr. Vizzini's struggle, and to stand apart from the rest of the musical, which consists of synthesizer-heavy, maximalist pop.
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But though Mr. Wolfe does everything in his considerable power — he, too, is a maximalist — to pull the look and the argument together, the argument keeps wandering off.
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The big delegation led by Secretary Mnuchin in early May presented a set of maximalist demands on reducing the trade imbalance, opening up markets and protecting intellectual property.
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His paintings are maximalist and diverse, ornate with color, object, and pattern — his paintings often display a dry humor, while addressing heavy themes like immigration, trauma, and history.
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The style was clearly his, but being much more familiar with Rivera's overtly political and maximalist murals scattered all around the city, I had to double-check the label.
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While American pop stars usually smoothed down dance music's excess to make their crossover hits, K-pop groups like 2NE1 did the opposite, pushing the sound to maximalist extremes.
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To prevent a costly war of choice, the U.S. may need to step aside from maximalist demands and preconditions and use staggered sanctions relief to advance win-win negotiations.
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The voluptuous Hoka One One shoes are perhaps the most recognizable of the new maximalist footwear, but almost every athletic shoe company offers models now with similarly extreme padding.
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Those who anticipate only a two- or four-year window will press for the rapid enactment of a maximalist conservative program, even at the risk of an intense backlash.
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Using the appropriate language, Kapoor's maximalist, neo-baroque monoliths could be framed as a critique of the market, purposefully pushing the limits of capitalism into the realm of aristocracy.
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For weekend one, Vanessa went with a traditional, maximalist approach similar to that of Bella Thorne, kicking off the first day in a floral muumuu with stacks of plastic bracelets.
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As in his first novel, "A Naked Singularity", Mr de la Pava (a public defender) deploys his expertise in a maximalist form reminiscent of Thomas Pynchon and David Foster Wallace.
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To avoid any complaints from so-called maximalist supporters of any one cryptocurrency or blockchain ecosystem, we're going to base the following analysis on a fairly wide basket of companies.
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Mr. Sorrentino, a visual maximalist who explored Italian politics in the film 'Il Divo,' seems to have set up a drama of church maneuverings and of finding God through isolation.
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Basically, bright, badass, and out-of-bounds are major keywords right now — and one collection that encompasses all of these qualities is from one of our favorite maximalist brands, Milly.
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They're for abortion rights without exception and for public funding of abortion, a maximalist stance that thrills pro-choice activists but is nowhere near the muddled middle on the issue.
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Later, at Giambattista Valli, Gigi Hadid walked with silver stripes of glitter traced just under her eyebrows, enhancing their arch and adding a bit of edge to the maximalist frills.
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For a time in the late 2000s and early 2010s, Mr. Bryan was one of those scramblers, a country maximalist with songs about souped-up trucks and gyrating rear ends.
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Mr. Sorrentino, a visual maximalist who explored Italian politics in the film "Il Divo," seems to have set up a drama of church maneuverings and of finding God through isolation.
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But running in those thickly cushioned shoes could affect a runner's form in sometimes surprising ways, according to a series of new studies of maximalist running shoes and recreational athletes.
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"Transformers: The Last Knight," the fifth installment of Michael Bay's maximalist action series, landed with a thud at the North American box office this weekend, taking in just $2240 million.
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Perhaps his work doesn't spark critical discussions about its conceptual relevancy because it has none, as he claimed, but there's plenty to be said about the function of maximalist art.
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Although a die-hard maximalist, Ozbek keeps a photograph of Cuadra San Cristóbal (1968), the architect Luis Barragán's bubble-gum pink Modernist masterpiece outside Mexico City, in his work space.
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We could begin with Beyoncé Knowles-Carter—the singer, mother, and pop maximalist who understands that music can, and should, be a kind of cinema—and her historically transcendent Coachella performance.
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Ebony G. Patterson made a maximalist tribute to victims of violence in her home country of Jamaica, while Joel Otterson crafted work recalling his parents' professions as a seamstress and plumber.
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One renders the entire issue as a question of mystery and spycraft, leading ultimately to things like Jonathan Chait's maximalist speculation that perhaps Trump has been a KGB asset for decades.
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Death of a Ladies Man , his fifth record, is much more maximalist with Phil Spector producing, and his later one I'm Your Man is one of my favorites and utilized synths.
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Jack also wears Mad Max-status armor and has a big mangy beard, a maximalist departure from the minimalist aesthetic he stuck to for most of the show's original four seasons.
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But lately, there's one Insta-girl making the case for the ear party — and all of a sudden, our maximalist dreams have resurfaced (that, and we want a lot more piercings).
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Even as the original rationale behind the 2001 AUMF fades into history, the law's broad powers are now in the hands of a president who is committed to a maximalist interpretation.
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The Trump administration's maximalist position on denuclearization -- refusing any sanctions relief until North Korea denuclearizes -- has irked North Korea, which is advocating for a phased approach to denuclearization and sanctions relief.
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When I heard it the first time, I think I was disappointed that it didn't sound like "Into You" or "Greedy" in the sense that it's not immediately quite so maximalist.
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"With this video I took a more minimal approach to my filmmaking and unlike my previous sometimes CGI-heavy maximalist creations, this piece is rather raw and thought tingling," she said.
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From their early experiments in bone-rattling techno to their recent forays into maximalist pop, all of the duo's musical phases are simply new fronts in their war on time itself.
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Shot in Paris by the American artist Collier Schorr, the portraits are a far cry from both Vaccarello's style, and Hedi Slimane's glitzed-out '80s maximalist vibe that so divided critics.
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Rather than focusing on Sidibé's widely circulated and well-known maximalist studio portraits — which fill the frame with vibrant patterning despite their monochromatic tone — the exhibition's standouts are his nightlife images.
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Available in a wide range of sizes and styles, from simple, single-taper designs to elaborate, multi-armed candelabra, candlesticks set the stage for a minimalist dinner or a maximalist party.
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Douglas's most recent album, "Black Lion," from last year, dealt in capering funk, briskly swinging postbop and maximalist contemporary jazz, all arranged for a sextet with a three-horn front line.
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"This is an extraordinarily conservative institution," one official told me, explaining that judges tend to favor a "maximalist approach" to eliminate threats to the public order and safeguard their own interests.
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Self-described Bitcoin maximalist Jeremy Seaside participated in the #DeleteCoinbaseTrustChain, cleared all of his Coinbase accounts out, but still couldn't close his accounts, he told me in a Twitter direct message.
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It was a subtle message to a constituency that's been unexpectedly resistant to the administration's maximalist agenda on immigration enforcement: sheriffs currently serving in office, who are worried about the courts.
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The lofty pursuit of self-acceptance cannot begin or end with whatever the magazines and lifestyle platforms are selling you, whether a revolution in the form of an unmade or maximalist look.
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Working under the theme "In Excess," participants put together maximalist, delightfully garish, and over-the-top installations that bring a marked contrast to the drab grey of the second floor industrial space.
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Niki Nakayama, chef and owner of the Michelin-starred n/naka, worked as a food consultant for "Always Be My Maybe," bringing to life the dishes at the film's fictional restaurant Maximalist.
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And nobody knows yet whether these maximalist running shoes, as they're called, are the answer to preventing the painful injuries that sideline as many as 90 percent of runners at some point.
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The modern maximalist décor evokes many of the places where cotton has been cultivated, from India and Egypt to New Orleans, and room categories have names like Panama, madras, taffeta and damask.
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More than any other composer, Shaw has cracked the code of Roomful of Teeth's maximalist style—the world-spanning technique that tries to consume every other, like the universe in Krishna's mouth.
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UNRWA textbooks, schools, and teachers entrench maximalist Palestinian demands, including the right of return to land that has been part of Israel since the Jewish state gained independence from Britain in 1948.
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Inside, the opulent building was packed with rich red carpets, gold trompe l'oeil, mirrored walls and long lines of gargantuan chandeliers, in keeping with the maximalist, more-is-more aesthetic of Balmain.
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Unlike the towering, maximalist compositions that made The Epic so, well, epic, Porter's record is generally a smoother, more sensuous affair—a sound that lends itself perfectly to Porter's style of playing.
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By that point, the 10,000-square-foot space had become deliriously maximalist: drums everywhere, chandeliers everywhere, vintage typewriters, Indonesian antiques, Afghan rugs, early 20th-century shipping trunks, dozens of pianos and organs.
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She devastates the current maximalist position of the National Rifle Association (which the N.R.A. itself once strongly opposed) in the context of gun ownership and the historical debate about the Second Amendment.
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Who makes clothes that range from the minimalist — the simplest black tux or red taffeta bubble — to the maximalist (those embroideries), but that either way are defined by one essential quality: generosity.
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Rather than launch a polemic against the tourist gaze that fetishizes veiled women on motorbikes, Mr. Hajjaj drowns it out with maximalist compositions that mash up references, disorganize expectations, and seize control.
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At Sotheby's on January 23 and 24, an online sale of the late designer Mario Buatta's kitschy, maximalist trove of 0003 objects garnered $7.6 million, about 250% of the sale's high estimate.
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Flashing golf-ball-sized diamonds and dropping trou in her palatial closets as she stepped into floor-length gowns or low-slung jeans of her own design, Simmons was an uninhibited maximalist.
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All of this was under the banner of "anti-normalization," the idea that working with Israelis to improve Palestinians' water needs was tantamount to acceptance of maximalist Israeli claims on Palestinian territory.
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Her maximalist, showstopping designs change with the seasons — and her Instagram feed is as much a window into the projects she works on as the beautiful family she grows (her sweet children).
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Here, however, Rowling has surrendered to her maximalist tendencies and so cluttered up the story that you spend far too much time trying to untangle who did what to whom and why.
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Gucci, under the creative directorship of maximalist Alessandro Michele, may be parent company Kering's multibillion-dollar baby, but these statistics prove that the industry-wide impact of Balenciaga's streetwear aesthetic is only growing.
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Many blame President Donald Trump and his maximalist policy on Iran, which has seen him pull out of Tehran's 21979 nuclear deal with world powers and levy punishing U.S. sanctions on the country.
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On Thursday afternoon, creative director Olivier Rousteing served up his signature maximalist, hyper-embellished, multi-textured vision on a diverse army of strong women at his usual venue, the Hôtel Potocki in Paris.
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And he'd been writing vivid, maximalist pop music in Modern Baseball alongside Brendan Lukens for five years before a bout of writer's block prompted him to start this fresh project two years ago.
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Those new ideas sometimes landed — as with his maximalist, houndstooth collection for fall 2011, which briefly made tony Ferragamo the stuff of street-style photographs and outré Lady Gaga appearances — and sometimes foundered.
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The Jones brothers unintentionally helped matters with the maximalist pediment they had installed when the building was new, but even at four feet high it was not enough to hide a penthouse entirely.
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Where they did not agree they drew their own lines staking out their maximalist positions — the Israelis in green, as far as possible to the east, the Jordanians in red, to the west.
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It is a gleefully written bildungsroman picaresque, as maximalist as novels come, and it swoops through eight decades of a family's history in the voice of an intersex man named Cal, born Calliope.
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China is not willing to consider the maximalist demands, such as committing to reduce the trade imbalance or dropping their "Made in China 2025" industrial policy aimed at developing their hi-tech sectors.
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Get to the theatre early, so you can see the actors begin to appear, in their corsets and codpieces, on Derek McLane's appropriately maximalist set, which gives priority to the film's lush reds.
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The Trump administration, which has embraced a hardline position on Israel, appears to be similarly embracing pro-Israel advocates' maximalist demands on using the law as a tool to suppress pro-Palestinian speech.
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In fact, it perfectly chimes with her peculiarly English aesthetic: With a keen sense of the past, Heuman effortlessly blends periods and styles to create harmonious, vibrant spaces that are just maximalist enough.
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It's a crazily ambitious work, funny and tragic, maximalist and intricate, a triumph that insists on — because of its duration, because of the degree to which it involves the audience — moments of failure.
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Known for her rainbow-hued kaleidoscopic vision that has entranced pre-teens and teens alike, Frank's signature style represents a new wave of maximalist aesthetics that have come to define the contemporary world.
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It's an ambitious maximalist kind of pop that could leave the melodies fighting for air, and yet they manage to marshal their ideas and deliver them with a sophistication that belies their years.
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It looks like the designer has a very minimalistic vision of the house in store for fans come fall, which will certainly be an extreme departure from Hedi Slimane's maximalist, more-is-more aesthetic.
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Opposite these is a painting of a radiant female character that emerged from Butzer's "Nasaheim" series—a maximalist narrative mashup of future tech and retro façade rooted in the concept of the heim (house).
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Featuring Carly Rae Jepsen's sweet, syrupy vocals over a super maximalist beat, the track is like a fizzy drink that's been vigorously shaken and opened straight afterwards, spraying sugary pop melodies in every direction.
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The installation is incredibly sparse, and all the more powerful for it; gone are the maximalist elements of Garner's past installations and sculptures, which tended to provoke a mix of revulsion and sensual allure.
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Conservative news outlets on television, radio and the Internet had convinced the Republican political base for seven years that cooperation with him was a "betrayal" and that "maximalist absolutist" positions were advantageous, Obama said.
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The world's most famous masked maximalist is an EDM producer in the strictest sense, and as such his productions are a centrifugal cavalcade of rickety state fair rollercoaster drops and nauseatingly sweet synth sounds.
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"House of Eternal Return," a permanent installation funded by "Game of Thrones" author George R.R. Martin, takes guests on a surreal odyssey through a maximalist landscape of giant trees, musical objects, and hidden passages.
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With less than nine weeks left before the deadline for Britain to leave the bloc, factions in Parliament are still pushing for maximalist goals, like remaining in the bloc or leaving without any agreement.
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Phoebe Philo was, in her Céline years (before her current hiatus from fashion), a famous minimalist while Donatella Versace has always been a famous maximalist, but both are "two powerful women designers," he said.
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Competello's arrangements, for example, recall the loud, neon-pastel prints of Patrick Nagel — an era-of-excess maximalist who created racy illustrations for Playboy, new-wave Duran Duran album covers and winking Budweiser ads.
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When we established the art style ten years ago, retina/4k displays weren't common place and we didn't really need to consider it too closely, so players could just set whatever maximalist resolution they wanted.
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Instagram has been growing rapidly, perhaps as people gravitate toward its simpler, selective focus over Facebook's maximalist share-all-share-everything platform that mixes in a flurry of life updates, articles, birthday notifications, and whatnot.
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Tracy Ma, a visual editor for the Styles desk, worked on the design online, and reined in her often maximalist style in service of the project: "I wanted to have a minimal footprint," she said.
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With abundant Frenchmen, a three-noun-two-punctuation-mark title, two love interests, several double-crosses, and three principal locations, the sixth movie in the Mission: Impossible series is a truly maximalist work of art.
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Maximalist shoes would seem to be a fervent reaction to and rebuke of the other recent fad in running-related footwear, which consisted of minimalist or barefoot-style shoes that provide little if any cushioning.
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An unapologetic maximalist, the creative director Jeremy Scott makes the hectic rounds between Los Angeles (where he lives), Milan (where he shows his collection for Moschino) and New York (where he shows his namesake collection).
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Co-produced by frequent collaborators Hoost and Clarence Clarity, the song is a sugary slice of maximalist pop that pushes against the chorus-less, drop-heavy music that has dominated the charts in recent years.
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" If you're more of a maximalist, the entry is a space where you can "create drama," said Cheryl Eisen, the founder of the design firm Interior Marketing Group, by "using a few carefully selected elements.
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Fashion Review MILAN — And what of the two Milan Fashion Week debuts at labels that once upon a time epitomized the intellectual, minimalist side of fashion in the city and its id-driven maximalist opposite?
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Friedman's position — settlements are actually great — would radically transform America's position in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, from a third party aiming to broker peace to a backer of the most maximalist factions of Israel's government.
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The vote will certainly be closer as maximalist pro-Brexit zealots within her Conservative Party, who want no accommodation with the European Union, realize their insanity could end up delivering the sanity of Britain remaining.
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And lots of it: Under the leadership of Thomas W. Morris, who as the artistic director chooses each season's music director, the schedule has gotten ever more maximalist, the performances stretching from dawn to midnight.
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Reflecting LeMay's maximalist approach to firepower and minimalist approach to sparing civilians, the SIOP called for the president to fire thousands of nuclear weapons in the event of an armed conflict with the Soviet Union.
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Comparing their form, the researchers noted that the women almost uniformly landed harder in the maximalist shoes than the neutral pair and pronated more — meaning that their ankles rolled inward slightly — when they pushed off.
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Trump appeared to be positioning the US to de-escalate, but offered very little room for Iran to maneuver, essentially sticking to a maximalist approach and demanding that any de-escalation happen on US terms.
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Mr. Barr is known as an executive power maximalist and a believer in the unitary executive theory, which posits that the Constitution imbues the presidency with broad powers that are subject to relatively little oversight.
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Ultimately, Mr. Bush was cautious about invoking that maximalist theory of executive power and asked lawmakers for support anyway — a prudent step that Mr. Barr, whom Mr. Bush soon elevated to attorney general, also recommended.
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The maximalist installation artist often employed signifiers or literal imagery of female genitalia in his pieces, and Jason Rhoades: Installations, 1994–2006 at Hauser & Wirth in Los Angeles (formerly Hauser Wirth & Schimmel) is replete with pussies.
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Asus's first ROG gaming phone was one of the most maximalist takes on the concept to date, so it's only appropriate that the company follow up with a new model to stay on the bleeding edge.
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The leaders have outwardly said they do not want war and prefer a diplomatic solution, but some experts worry that the maximalist demands from the administration provide no off-ramp for either party to back down.
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Anyone who's seen that Jony Ive Wallpaper cover, which is literally a blank slate of white, will readily associate its stark simplicity with one peculiar trend in modern consumer tech design, something I'd call maximalist minimalism.
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Iran has repeatedly warned Europe in recent weeks that it would begin walking away from an accord neutered by a maximalist American campaign of sanctions that blocked Tehran's oil sales abroad and targeted its top officials.
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And, of course, Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin debuted their own interpretation on 2017 festival dressing in maximalist outfits that were a little bit boho, a little bit Studio 54, and a whole lot of Aaliyah.
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The twin maximalist threads of J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League's pop rap and Lex Luger's sinister trap found their meeting points, clearing the slate for both trends and laying the path for the ensuing years of music to come.
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It's been almost 20 years since the release of The Fifth Element, writer-director Luc Besson's delightfully garish, unapologetically maximalist space-jam—and the film that proved that, in space, everyone can hear Chris Tucker scream.
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If the maximalist camp was tempered, it was chiefly through the knowledge that with all the land came people, specifically millions more Palestinians, and a 50-50 state was not what the Zionist dream was about.
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Maintaining these refugee camps undermines the prospect of a two-state solution by offering Palestinians false hope that they will return to Haifa, Jaffa and Jerusalem, and encourages Palestinians to hold out for their maximalist demands.
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But recognizing that its maximalist demand for the near-term surrender of Mr. Kim's cherished nuclear program is going nowhere, it is weighing a new approach that would begin with a significant — but limited — first step.
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No space in Soane's home better embodies his maximalist and far-ranging tastes than his drawing office, on the top floor, whose every surface is clustered with relics and plaster casts of treasures from classical antiquity.
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Although fluid and tricky to define, its look can be described as anything that feels handcrafted, unique, or eclectic — making it an ideal decor style for layering, blending, and elevating any space (from minimalist to maximalist).
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To be a proper modern maximalist, you have to have some things, and not just ones you pick up at a nice shop — they must be pieces you are attached to, despite their oddness or age.
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At a time when fashion is leaning towards baggy pants, oversized blazers, and a full-on '80s revival, sheer clothing is the perfect antidote to the maximalist pieces that tend to overwhelm a petite frame like mine.
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Tom: The way I see it, Romance Is Boring was this maximalist mess where we tried really hard with a bunch of stuff, maybe too hard in places, and kind of got that out of our system.
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Whether you're gearing up for full-scale sparkle, going for sumptuous fabrics like velvet and tulle, or ready to clash your maximalist prints, we've found the best party dresses to wear from now through New Year's Eve.
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Throughout the year we want the customers to be able to visit the homepage or shop and always feel inspired by the many sides of what Ikea can offer, both more maximalist flower patterns and minimal modernism.
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If that opportunity arises, it is clearly in everyone's interest to seize it and to push for a diplomatic resolution that may not meet each actor's maximalist objectives, but is instead one that each party can accept.
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It is often that crew, the group who either through dumb luck or skill managed to retain its newfound wealth while the market bled, who feels the most committed to its bitcoin maximalist or Ethereum-world vision.
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Stephen Sestanovich is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, professor of international diplomacy at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs and author of "Maximalist: America in the World from Truman to Obama."
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He's arguing for a maximalist agenda on all fronts: complete elimination of private health insurance and a vast expansion of government programs that would require major tax increases on the middle class as well as the wealthy.
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A casual read through Friedman's column reveals someone who personally identifies with the maximalist positions of the pro-settlement Israeli right, and who has personal disdain for traditional American policy and even elements of the United States.
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But with the current maximalist insurgency in the design world, with the entirely welcome return of color and pattern and idiosyncratic interiors, elaborate tile installations may soon follow wallpaper as an old-fashioned adornment updated and rediscovered.
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Philipp Plein, the maximalist designer whose studs and skulls bling brighter than those of nearly all his competitors, cordially invited the fashion industry to a black-tie dinner and fashion show at the Pool and the Grill.
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Yet while Stan was a maximalist, Sara is decidedly a minimalist — her diptych "Roman Stripe IV" (2015), a pair of monumental C-prints, evokes the meditative visuals of Agnes Martin or the purposeful linear trajectories of Frank Stella.
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Twitter was too committed to its free speech maximalist ideology to definitively address how to treat a president who uses it to troll North Korea about its nuclear weapons tests or to curb routine abuse on the platform.
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Whether you're looking for a modern take on a classic red, or want to go all out with a coat (or three) of shimmer, we've lined up our favorite designs for the minimalist, maximalist, and everyone in between.
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If you ask designer Catherine Quin, though, a collection of always-relevant pieces isn't just for the KonMari fanatics of the world — and she's working to make this concept a reality, even for the most maximalist of sensibilities.
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In 153, this band from New Orleans won NPR's Tiny Desk Contest on the strength of "Quick," a maximalist story-song that coalesces around the singing, rapping and ineffable charm of the group's frontwoman: Tarriona Ball, a.k.a. Tank.
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Her breathy soprano, layers of synths and a band that can go from understated groove to maximalist jam in the space of a chorus merge to create songs that are engaging, even as they create an easy ambience.
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The fact that it fell on Thursday before getting out of the starting gate, though, underscored how little the two men understood about each other, or how their words and maximalist demands were resonating in Washington and Pyongyang.
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According to the laws of fashion (hemlines that go up must come down; minimalism will have an equal and opposite maximalist reaction), one example of anything is a fluke, two is a coincidence, and three is a trend.
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And while he would probably be the most left-wing nominee since at least Walter Mondale, he is hardly the leftmost candidate in this primary, and he's worked hard to differentiate himself from the maximalist platforms of Sens.
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Cartoon Network's nighttime programming block is known for the maximalist absurdity of Tim & Eric; The Eric Andre Show and its demented, ranch-obsessed host ; Rick & Morty's animated nihilism; and the bizarre and surprisingly violent short Too Many Cooks.
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The United States has shown little willingness to relent on its pressure campaign against Iran ever since Washington withdrew from the JCPOA in May 2018 and US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo issued 12 maximalist demands to Iran.
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Grande is chromed and polished, a laser-precise, big-voiced, old-fashioned maximalist; Eilish is offbeat and earthy, with an almost shrugging approach to fame and a voice that sometimes remains at the level of a conspiratorial whisper.
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But what of the now-neglected maximalist, the beauty lover who always just wants more, more, more, for whom a single tube with a single vague, enigmatic word like "ELEMENTAL" or "ELIXIR" just isn't enough to reel them in?
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These questions are at the heart of Ezra Edelman's masterful, maximalist documentary O.J.: Made in America, which will air as a five-episode series, with the first part premiering June 11 on ABC and the rest running on ESPN.
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Stephen Sestanovich is a professor of international diplomacy at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and the author of "Maximalist: America in the World from Truman to Obama."
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Up to the challenge, she showed her technical skill during a short stint on "The Voice," and explored her artistry on her 2019 debut, "Seasons," an effort that balanced maximalist, trap-adjacent R&B with introspective spoken-word interludes.
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The most egregious false claim: Saving Social Security Trump is a dishonesty maximalist: He often seems to prefer an egregious lie, told confidently, to spin that might be more accurate but might also make him seem defensive or evasive.
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But he sabotaged that potential victory through a self-defeating fixation on undoing anything Mr. Obama accomplished and the vain illusion that his purported mastery of business negotiation would allow him to attain his maximalist vision of a deal.
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Services like this offer us a preview of a maximalist capitalist future, in which the near-entirety of current-day retail — stores, humans and even storelike websites — have been identified as gatekeepers or sources of friction and accordingly obliterated.
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A virtual unknown, he upended the brand's glamorous yet wearable sensibility (silky jumpsuits, trim suede coatdresses) and replaced it with a vision of fashion that is ornate, maximalist, and weird (see: runway models carrying replicas of their own heads).
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February is a time for spectacle and maximalist cinema, for escaping the winter doldrums by dialing everything up to 11, whether it's John Wick: Chapter 2 (assassins, but more of them!) or Fifty Shades Darker (kinky sex, but more of it
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Composer Phillan Bishop's approach to the instrument is maximalist by 1973 standards, piling asynchronous and out-of-key synthesizers into ecstatic chattering buzz that's as much chainsaw as beehive—something fitting given the amputative violence that drives the film forward.
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Whether or not you've fallen for Rousteing's A-list-adored, maximalist vision for the historic French fashion house and been swept up in Balmania, his latest offering was a pleasant reminder to believe in yourself and follow your heart's desires.
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Second, he moves off the maximalist positions he's taken and settles for compromise – and there are some signs of that regarding Venezuela with talks in Norway and with his recent remark that he was open to a phone call from Tehran.
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From nipped-in waists at Jacquemus and a looser shape at Victoria Beckham to maximalist patterns at Gucci, classic checks at Off-White, and sporty options at Versace, emblazoned with the words 'Love,' 'Unity,' and 'Loyalty,' the options were endless.
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PSY, who broke through international charts with "Gangnam Style" in 2012, introduced much of the world to the high-energy, maximalist aesthetic of K-pop and an accompanying dance that seemed to consume parties for a good part of a year.
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The key problem is that his maximalist and eliminationist goal of inflicting as much damage on Gawker as possible is at odds with an essential civic ideal of the legal system: of trying to reach settlements that balance competing interests.
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When VR jumped its sci-fi firewall to sweep through Hollywood in the 1990s, it was a thing of maximalist, fantastic promise: brushed steel headsets and space-age gloves on the outside, swirly colors and stylized hacker dreams on the inside.
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However, some officials are also voicing concern that the process of weaving maximalist demands into the negotiating text could risk souring the atmosphere with May, who expects to start talks shortly after the UK election she has called for June 8.
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Bolton, known in Washington as a maximalist hawk, is arguably the most volatile addition to the Administration since its inception—an unrepentant advocate of the Iraq War who has also argued for regime change in Iran and in North Korea.
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An undisclosed American museum felt confident enough to reserve, on the basis of digital photographs, a sumptuously veneered late 17th-century bureau by Pierre Gole, cabinetmaker of Louis XIV, priced at €300,000 in Mr. de Quenetain's maximalist presentation, the dealer said.
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Sadoughi, who is the woman behind J.Crew's first jewelry line, launched her own brand in 2012 with a collection of maximalist jewelry that combined her love of abstract shapes with feminine, floral detailing and tonal hues with bright pops of color.
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While the highest purchase was $2503,500 for a spare and lovely Russian painting of two houses (an atypical object for the very maximalist Mr. Buatta), perhaps the most startling to observers was the sale of 107 pieces of porcelain lettuce ware.
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The this-is-fine fire in which Hollywood now burns extends at least as far north as Mountain View, where YouTube, that maximalist provider of video-to-mobile, is preparing for a future that's the opposite of the one Quibi pitches.
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At first, Margherita tells Refinery29, she tried to steer herself away from the maximalist aesthetic that made Missoni famous, but she kept finding herself drawn to the cacophony of colors, the plethora of patchworks, and of course, those zig zags.
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Attorney General William P. Barr has long espoused a maximalist interpretation of executive power, and once told President George Bush that he could launch the Persian Gulf war of 1991 without congressional permission and even if lawmakers voted against it.
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What congressional involvement should not include, however, is what several top senators did this week — pen a partisan-fueled public letter to the White House threatening to block an agreement if a long list of maximalist requirements are not met.
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The two men work for Go-Jek, a $3 billion Indonesian start-up whose maximalist approach to the ride-hailing business has put rivals like Uber on notice, and gotten the attention of American investors and Chinese internet titans alike.
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The Iranians believe there's little point in negotiations with the U.S., given the administration's maximalist demands, or even of stringing the administration along in talks and playing for time, because the domestic political costs of engaging are much higher than the benefits.
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It's the new evolution of normcore with more than a hint of nostalgia, the patron saint of millennials everywhere, and a reaction to the maximalist energy in our culture, always online, always looking to acquire the newest drop, the most exclusive thing.
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What if noted pop maximalist Ariana Grande was forced to work within the confines of the hyper-minimal "Dance To This", or if a Smiths lyric was recontextualised in a mid-tempo synth ballad, as on "What A Heavenly Way To Die"?
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The juxtaposition of "All" with the taxidermy horse piece is particularly strong within the rooms' mirrored, high-style, maximalist trappings of upper-class luxury — something that inverts the familiar white minimalist style that now signifies the taste of the hip global elite.
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Gear for long training runs and race day(s) is minimal, by necessity: Many prefer quality, thick-soled "maximalist" shoes; a light but warm jacket for nights and peaks; a hydration pack; portable food; salt tablets and a powerful headlamp for night running.
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So for every middlebrow masterpiece like Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon, there were crates of strange birds like Richard and Linda Thompson's devotional Sufi folk collection Pour Down Like Silver, and non-commercial fare like Gene Clark's maximalist No Other.
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Neatly positioned arabesques and serpentine motifs translate the flight of fancy the characters experience when interacting with the Surreal Woman, those pages look like a maximalist hybrid of Dalí's style, art nouveau, and the anime-like ethereal artworks of artist Yoshitaka Amano.
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BTS is at the vanguard of a musical export that, contrary to fears of outsized Western bias in globalized culture, has not only remained true to itself, but has exerted considerable influence on contemporary Western pop with its maximalist sound and lyrical idiosyncrasy.
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This may be the right time, especially given the thaw in relations between Kabul and Islamabad, for each party to the conflict to begin creative discussions about what is minimally and mutually acceptable, and to abandon any hope of achieving maximalist objectives.
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John Yoo, who took a maximalist approach to executive power under President George W. Bush, wrote in The Atlantic that Trump violated the Constitution by naming Matthew Whitaker to be acting attorney general after his boss, Jeff Sessions, was forced to resign.
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For a maximalist approach, turn to Anthony Rose of Toronto's Fat Pasha, where he takes a classic Middle Eastern dish of fried cauliflower and dolls it up with a bunch of tasty additions that'll make you forget you're eating a mutant cabbage.
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But the Republican Party and conservative thinking on independent counsels and special prosecutors have evolved dramatically since the 1980s and '90s — Justice Brett Kavanaugh, a maximalist on matters of presidential power, has said that he'd "put the final nail" in the Morrison precedent.
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HEATING & COOLING: 52 Micro-Memoirs (Norton, $22.95) contains essays that are sometimes as short as 10 words — "Swapped the rosary on my bedpost for Mardi Gras beads" (that's the whole thing) — but add up to a surprisingly maximalist portrait of a life.
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But his public remarks had primarily focused on the dignity that had been stripped from the nomination process, and he declined to question Judge Kavanaugh on Thursday, using his brief remarks in the hearing room to chastise colleagues for their maximalist positions.
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Even as Jimmy Choo took an unashamedly maximalist approach to the style this season, so did Giuseppe Zanotti, who offered a black Michael Jackson tribute high-top, complete with silver zippers, buckles and red rhinestones on the side of its rubber soles.
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" Dr. Michael Joyner, a top researcher at the Mayo Clinic, says, "You've got to be a minimalist to be a maximalist; if you want to be really good, master and thoroughly enjoy one thing, you've got to say no to many others.
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The result has been a deepening of the occupation, a right that feels free to pursue its maximalist ambitions for remaking Israel, and a prime minister unconcerned about taking a wrecking ball to Israeli democratic institutions in pursuit of his own political survival.
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"There seems to be some rising backlash against the minimalism trend, and in a funny way, two-tone actually feels more maximalist and in-your-face than a solid gold watch," said Stephen Pulvirent, the managing editor of the watch site Hodinkee.
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That this could be accomplished with money and in an allotted parcel of time has become increasingly popular with a generation reared in a maximalist minimalist moment that, as with fashion and interior design, demands grandiose, well-documented freedom from the world.
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"They did not follow the maximalist model of opposing the traditional financial system, they didn't even follow the Uber model of launching first and asking questions later," Brosens, ING's lead economist for digital finance and regulation, said at a roundtable discussion on Monday.
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It's been 35 years since Anne Iobst and Lucy Sexton teamed up as Dancenoise to wreak creative havoc on the New York performance art scene, using their maximalist mash-up of dance, theater and searing political commentary with a side of punk.
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In response to the recent student protests at the Universidad de Puerto Rico, Elsa Maria Méléndez returned to her maximalist work "El Ingenio Colectivo o la Maldición de la Cotorra" (2010/2014/2017), a mixed media assemblage sculpture that covers the walls and floor.
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In embracing this sort of 'maximalist' aesthetic, Monkman is able to explore an extraordinary amount of subject matter and thematic interests across his already large body of work, different than many abstract or minimalist painters whose works often emphasize the subtle differences amongst each piece.
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Simple pieces of salmon sushi and yellowtail sashimi were perfectly fresh and good, though the menu appears to be dominated by specialty rolls in the maximalist sushi tradition, laced with mayonnaise and sweet sauces, packed with tempura and spicy tuna and larded with avocado.
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But the sprawling, phantasmagoric "2666" — which is being presented outside the Goodman's regular season and financed entirely with the Cockrum grant, previously described by the theater as "in the high six or low seven figures" — is big even by his maximalist standards, longtime colleagues say.
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Instead of the maximalist, celebrity-driven, intoxicant culture of '70s television — Nixon, Star Wars, shag rugs, cocaine, nuclear bombs — we now have the flattened, participatory, somehow salutary aesthetic of avocado toast, Outdoor Voices leggings, reclaimed wood, Sky Ting yoga classes, and succulents in ceramic planters.
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Since forming Dux Content with AG Cook—a maximalist electro-pop duo that sounded like the trance music blasted at fairgrounds in the suburbs, pushed through a hyper-saturated filter of early 00s UK garage—Harle has become one of PC Music's key figures.
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In embracing this sort of 'maximalist' aesthetic, Monkman is able to explore an extraordinary amount of subject matter and thematic interests across his already large body of work, different than many abstract or minimalist painters whose works often emphasize the subtle differences amongst each piece.
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Mr. Trump's problems with all three countries reveal a common pattern: taking an aggressive, maximalist position without a clear plan to carry it through, followed by a fundamental lack of consensus in the administration about whether the United States should be more interventionist or less.
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Had the court plumped for such a maximalist theory, it would have imperiled anti-discrimination statutes — and many other statutes — across the land, while setting off a cascade of angels-on-pinheads litigation about how far free-speech protections extend into everyday commercial activities.
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The new record's length — it is very, very, very long — is not an asset, regardless of whether it's a maximalist streaming strategy, a pointed rebuke to certain artists' increasingly brief albums, or perhaps the fulfillment of a contractual obligation, or perhaps just the usual bloat.
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But as he attacks the Democratic Party, assails liberal culture and defends the president against accusations of abusing his office, Mr. Barr has wielded a maximalist view of executive power and adopted a blithely antagonistic, no-apologies style that set him apart from his predecessors.
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Blauvelt characterizes Hippie Modernism as capturing a movement very much counter to the reductionist aesthetics of color-field painting and Minimalism, but, in a sense, hippie modernism's maximalist design principles and social interventions were contributing to a bigger push for simplifying and streamlining lifestyle.
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He has the same maximalist pro-choice views as every other Democrat, and while he quips about finding common ground over the tastiness of Chick-fil-A, his official positions on the "gay rights versus religious liberty" questions cede zero ground to religious conservatives.
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Others radically expanded their brands' playbooks — Michele took Gucci's sleek sexiness, which had by that time grown lackluster, and reinvented the brand as a kooky, maximalist romp through the ruffles; Tisci's early collections at Burberry are already far edgier than his predecessor Bailey's take on upscale Britishness.
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The aspirational fashion platform has launched a brand new homeware category, featuring everything from candles and plates to cushions and printed throws from designers and brands including Bella Freud, Pendleton, La Double J and, of course, our favorite purveyors of maximalist homeware, Gucci and House of Hackney.
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So out of all of the many, many hats that Bill Cunningham made during his decades-long career and discusses in Fashion Climbing's 237 pages, here are the eight most elaborate, most outrageous hat descriptions of all, the ones that best capture his exuberant, unapologetically maximalist aesthetic.
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Take Ring of Honor tag-team The Young Bucks: the brothers Nick and Matt Jackson will often capitalize on this dichotomy and mimic the tactics of classic US pro-wrestling acts, such as the crotch chop made infamous by WWE's DX. To Americans, it's maximalist parody.
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Summerteeth, which was released twenty years ago this week, is a rich, maximalist album that offers listeners a lot to chew on, but its defining constant is the anxiety of Jeff Tweedy—alternatively heartbroken and lovestruck, conciliatory and defiant, impassioned and indifferent, often in the same breath.
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When asked who this maximalist regimen — which can include makeup remover, cleanser, exfoliator, toner, multiple treatment essences, masks, eye cream, moisturizer, and night cream — is best for, David Colbert, MD, says it's not necessarily about having a certain skin type, but about an ingrained cultural proclivity.
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When Brian Lamb launched C-SPAN in 1979, he set into motion a multi-decade experiment in news media that was both maximalist and minimalist: wall-to-wall coverage of the American government, but unmediated by actual journalists, allowing us, the public, to decipher and decode.
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Sun-in-your-eyes post-hardcore intertwines with the over-the-top energy Frena once evoked as a maximalist producer, blending EDM's pitch-warped, post-human vocal tricks with lonely piano solos and spidery guitar lines that'll especially impress your friend with the Snowing t-shirt.
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The last time we checked in they were still touting their Sub Pop-released debut Galore, a collection of ricocheting, maximalist peppy-pop—the sonic equivalent to running drunk and giddy through a fairground before falling into a breathless heap to watch the fireworks explode overhead.
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Often the visual language in dance music, for both promotional media and concert visuals, falls into two categories: utilitarian minimalism (white labels, bold record sleeves with stylized lettering), or kaleidoscopic "psychedelia" (maximalist shapes, objects, visualizing scenes that exist for titillation or eye candy value—AKA "Winampwave").
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While Mr. Trump has made no secret of his reluctance to engage in another military conflict in the Middle East, and has ordered American troops home from Syria, his secretary of state and his national security adviser have pushed a maximalist hard-line approach on Iran.
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In his short novel, Ackerman accomplishes what a mountain of maximalist books have rarely delivered over tens of thousands of pages and a few decades: He makes pure character-based literary art, free of irony, free of authorial self-aggrandizement, dedicated only to deeply human storytelling.
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"First nigga with a Benz and a backpack," West rapped on his début album, "The College Dropout," from 2004, toying with symbols of an old binary: the luxury cars of rap's late-nineties maximalist period and the scrapbook-stuffed JanSports toted by the era's anti-platinum purists.
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Think DSquared2, whose maximalist designers, the Canadian twins Dean and Dan Caten, celebrated a quarter century in the business with a greatest hits collection of their well-worn motifs (ponchos, biker gear, north country fleeces, denims) layered in a way they have made a brand signature.
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From the first game's notorious same-sex kiss at E3 that lead to the game including same-sex romance in 2000 to The Sims 4's trans-masc icon Morgyn Embers, the franchise has always tried for a maximalist approach to play, including in customizing your character.
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In just over two years, and with the help of Gucci's chief executive, Marco Bizzarri, Mr. Michele has spearheaded a striking turnaround in fortunes for the once-beleaguered fashion house, forged around his colorful and maximalist aesthetic, slick leather goods collections and savvy use of social media.
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AO2500's free speech maximalist approach to fictional content was founded in direct response to corporate censorship as a way to ensure that all fanworks were protected on the basis of simply being fanworks, rather than meeting a standard of literary merit or adhering to thematic guidelines or restrictions.
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Sanders's bill boasts Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand, Harris, Jeff Merkley, and Warren as co-sponsors — after the 2016 election, few 2020 hopefuls wanted to let Sanders outflank them on health care — but it's far from the consensus vision, in part because Sanders's maximalist approach to Medicare-for-all polls poorly.
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A MIDI file on a no-name sound card floating in a cheap Packard Bell system with reused parts likely didn't sound quite as alive as it might have on a Sound Blaster AWE19993, a sound card so maximalist that it came with its own dedicated memory expansion slots.
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There's no question the result was less photographically gripping than, say, Giambattista Valli's maximalist couture youthquake of bustiers-with-trains over high-waisted full trousers; his high/low frothing baby dolls of tulle and Chantilly lace, and neon pink entrance-makers, which are like candy for the selfie set.
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So, for a follow-up study, which was published last year in the American Journal of Sports Medicine, the researchers had runners again stride over force plates in neutral and fat shoes, but then also wear the maximalist pair for six weeks of training, before they repeated the testing.
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WASHINGTON — The midst of a swelling impeachment inquiry over abuse-of-power allegations might seem like an odd moment for Attorney General William P. Barr to deliver a high-profile speech linking his lifelong vision of maximalist presidential power with a defense of President Trump's use of executive authority.
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Critics quickly called the maximalist demands unrealistic and warned that they put the U.S. on dangerous new collision course with Tehran — as well as with European allies who oppose President Donald Trump's crackdown on Iran and face potential U.S. sanctions from continuing to do business with the country.
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But because of his maximalist approach to his instruments (his use of voicing, circular breathing, and contact mics is well documented), Stetson's sound is uniquely elaborate and distorted, busied with textures and timbres that lumber, scream, and swirl in many directions, often at once; Górecki's Third Symphony is more homogenous stuff.
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It's produced in large part by his mainstays London on da Track and Wheezy; it skews bright and glossy, where most songs––the Jaden Smith duet "Sin" being a notable exception––shirk both the mean, maximalist trap Thug sometimes trafficked in before and the weirder, more minimal strains (see: Barter 6).
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Even some EU governments concede that the demand for much of the relations between Britain and the bloc to be under ultimate scrutiny by the European Court of Justice - anathema to many of those who voted for Brexit a year ago - is a "maximalist" position and may have to be moderated in negotiations.
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The breadth of style and texture on I.B.O. is stunning; few tracks are comparable to previous Ocean Party records, and many eschew genre or conventional form in favour of more experimental modes, such as on the distorted, maximalist opener "Feel All That I Can" or the terse, witty post-punk track "Folding Chair".
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Run by Claudia Rossi Liacho, an Argentine woman who arrived in Formentera in the early 1980s, the shop is draped to the rafters with maximalist tribal cotton and silk textiles and accessories from Rajasthan, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh, featuring floral block prints and needlepoint beasts and birds in vibrant pinks, greens and blues.
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Mr. Reid staked out a maximalist position, saying he was willing to go over the cliff; Mr. Obama, despite having campaigned on the issue, was worried "that a sudden major tax hike and massive spending cut could together trigger another recession," Gene Sperling, a top Obama economic aide, said in an interview.
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The Italian furniture and interiors duo Dimore Studio is known for its embrace of eclectic, maximalist glamour; at its gallery in Brera, it filled color-blocked rooms with an appealing cacophony of brass-and-resin dining tables, '80s-style tubular metal chairs and Art Deco cabinets printed with photos of painted rooftops.
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While at first glance this album appears an empty promotional device for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, in fact it's an irresistible slice of maximalist technokitsch orchestrated by Rick Rubin, who recruited several leading EDM artistes, gave them a file filled with assorted samples from the Star Wars movies, and let them go to town.
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Along a path that saw Mr. Lauren transform himself from a house painter's son to a brand name presiding over a globally recognized enterprise, and a businessman with a personal net worth estimated by Forbes at $5.8 billion, he found he could gratify his material cravings in the maximalist manner of an American pharaoh.
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Like its predecessors for the home market—the NES-honoring Nt Mini, the Super Nintendo-riffing Super Nt, and the Sega-honoring Mega Sg—the company is bringing an as-perfect-as-possible approach to retro home consoles like the Game Boy and Game Boy Advance, and is doing so with a maximalist feel.
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Admittedly, the exact lineage can get confusing and nebulous because electroclash shared surface similarities with dance-punk (similar approach but much more aggressive and rock-oriented), blog-house (too maximalist, though never forget that Uffie probably pioneered Kesha's performance style), and new rave (which, as an invention of UK music magazines, never existed in the first place).
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"I Need U," their first big single, rattles with propulsive snare drums, irritatingly high-pitched synthesizers, squeaky whistles, maximalist keyboard roar, a chorus that combines several familiar melodies into a giant yearning monster — behold a song that's streamlined but also sprung, as if the many little crunchy parts are straining to burst through the polished surface.
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These maximalist shoes, which generally feature high, foam-filled midsoles (and sometimes other high-tech additions, such as carbon-fiber plates), are reputed to be more comfortable, less likely to contribute to injuries and, in the case of some models, like the popular Nike Vaporfly, faster than less-cushioned shoes, making them especially popular with competitive athletes.
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As Alessandro Michele's maximalist tendencies at Gucci are enjoying a full reign (and thus causing a surge on the knockoff market), and Céline, post-Phoebe Philo, could be completely transformed under Hedi Slimane later this year, a look back at the understated style of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy is a dose of simplicity in the current climate of clashing textures and prints.
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A U.N. body, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), funded by American and other global taxpayers to the tune of billions of dollars, has been dedicated to the perpetuation of Palestinians' refugee status and their maximalist demands – in addition to more broadly amplifying the political narrative of just one side of one complex conflict.
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Taylor Swift didn't perform, but she did use the show as a platform to debut the video for her new single, "Look What You Made Me Do," a maximalist, overly complicated, score-settling affair full of allusions to classic music videos (Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga) and perhaps casual references to Kanye West's car accident and Kim Kardashian's being robbed in Paris last year.
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Wherever "Dangal" goes — a highlight reel might include the older daughter rising from mud wrestling to pro, getting a new coach and beating up her jealous father, who later trains her by couriered video after being barred from the sports academy — it goes there in the maximalist Bollywood style, with emotions set to full blast and its heart firmly on its sleeve.
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Jessica Kiang, The Playlist: ...it should give you some idea of the bravado of Aronofsky's maximalist approach that his film can refer so directly to schlockbusters and old classics alike, often in the same shaky breath: There's The Innocents, Poe's The Tell-Tale Heart, Repulsion, Rosemary's Baby, and Rebecca scattered throughout, but there's also a good helping of Pacific Heights and The Skeleton Key.
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Alongside an administration populated by Iran hawks and skeptics of civilian power, the Hill can help chart a middle course between a "Mission Accomplished" rush to abandon Iraqis the day after Mosul and mission creep toward maximalist policies inconsistent with America's current status as invited guests of the Iraqi government – all while mitigating some of the self-inflicted damage of Trump's rhetoric and policies to date.
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The Inside sofas are available in the company's 100+ fabrics, including exclusive collaboration prints from Scalamandré, SF Girl by Bay (the original Pinfluencer), Refinery29's Christene Barberich, Homepolish's Katherine Carter, and fashion designers Peter Som and Clare V. Shoppers from diverse aesthetics — from modern to traditional, maximalist to bohemian, and everything in between — should be able to create something unique that they love on the site.
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I desire art that offers a change of factual attitude, a new world outlook, a shift in perspective, over classy, elegant restraint, so I prefer Venet's later maximalist "Saturation" paintings that also can be very elegant, as in "Saturation" (2009) (not in the show) and "Bugatti Painting" (2012) or garish, as with "Gold Round with Quantification" (2012) and "Round Saturation (Gold) with 23 on Top" (2011).
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Right now, all of the real contenders for the Democratic nomination are solidly progressive, but so far some seem either underbriefed on policy issues — there's been far too much fumbling over Medicare for all — or too committed to sweeping, maximalist policy visions to think seriously about what they might truly be able to do if their party takes the White House and Senate next year.
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A watershed moment in American politics, but I missed the empty buildup and hours of conjecture (turns out Kavanaugh was reportedly Kennedy's mandated pick) because I was too busy laughing and texting my friends about all the cheekily maximalist memes surrounding England's team and, before that, lying down in a cold dark room to recover from the seven-goal thriller that was France vs. Argentina.
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The latest from its owners—who are also behind Maison Pickle, down the street, a maximalist mess where offerings range from a Reuben French dip to chicken-and-eggplant parmigiana—is a tiny dumpling shop called Lucky Pickle, where cash is not accepted and you must order using a touch screen, and where all food is put in to-go bags, whether or not you're planning to go.
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But instead, from the mid-2000s onward, the leftward flank of the Democratic Party looked at the country's changing demographics and growing social liberalism and decided that Clinton's compromises with cultural conservatism weren't as politically necessary as they had been (which was true), and that therefore they were free to become increasingly ideologically maximalist on everything touching gender or race or sexuality or immigration (which was … not true).
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It's not the only game in town by a long shot: Persistent institutional rockism is part of why Beyoncé's Lemonade (black, heavily produced, poptimistic) lost the Grammy for album of the year to Adele's 25 (white, stripped down and minimalist, rockist), or why the New Yorker didn't review Taylor Swift's 1989 (girly, maximalist, poptimistic) but did review Ryan Adam's cover of Taylor Swift's 1989 (masculine, stripped down, rockist).
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Born of that borderline self-sabotaging earnestness was the band Bleachers, an intensely personal project that Mr. Antonoff, 33, has put at the center of his life ever since; "Gone Now," out Friday, June 2, via RCA, is his second album under that moniker, and it furthers his maximalist approach to anthemic, life-affirming pop-rock about loss and just how taxing it is to be a decent human being.
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Already, otherwise intelligent folks in government in Seoul and Washington are resigning themselves to living with a nuclear North Korea under the escapist fantasy that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), instead of seeking the maximalist goal of reunifying the Korean peninsula on its own terms, is but a paranoid regime moved merely by the minimalist goal of muddling through — in perpetuity — as the perpetual inferior Korean state.
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Intonamorous first took up the Hypersport moniker last year as a means to explore a fascination with the maximalist, big beat and early trance-leaning soundtracks of video games such as 1996 futuristic racer Wipeout 2097 (which included tracks by consummate rave groups The Chemical Brothers, Underworld, and The Prodigy) and fighting game series Killer Instinct, as well as with the 1994 hacksploitation cult film Hackers, whose cyberpunk soundtrack gave electronic music a big look in popular culture.
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For Kingham, highlights include an exclusive collection of ceramic jugs, bowls and coffee pots featuring hand-painted classical faces, flowers, snakes and fish by the rising British interior designer Luke Edward Hall; a selection of vintage-inspired maximalist ceramics and linens by the print-driven Milanese line La DoubleJ; and Kilometre Paris's collection of cushions, aprons and tea towels embroidered by artisans in Mexico and India — "an illustrated travel to-do list," as Kingham describes it.
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Examples included the Big Bang Tutti Frutti collection from LVMH-owned maximalist brand Hublot (with yet more examples of denim detailing); the magenta pink and deja blue of Louis Vuitton's Blossom timepieces (bright blues were everywhere this year, as well as in 2015); and the Chopard rainbow-hued Imperiale Joaillerie watch, a self-winding mechanical movement with a case, crown, dial and strap covered entirely with 581 baguette-cut sapphires, arranged in colors that melted gently from one to the next.
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In place of the Sanders left's vision of social improvement—Euclidean, progressive, muscular, maximalist—degrowth promises a world closer to Ursula K. Le Guin's vision of a "yin utopia": "dark, wet, obscure, weak, yielding, passive, participatory, circular, cyclical, peaceful, nurturant, retreating, contracting, and cold," as she described it in her 1982 essay "A Non-Euclidean View of California as a Cold Place to Be." An enticing vision, no doubt, but in reality, Can Decreix is more muscular than yielding, more hot and dry than cold and wet.
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