"I don't see why they can memorialize theirs if we can't memorialize ours," said Joseph Harris, a white sign company owner.
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We must not celebrate or memorialize our nation's sinful past.
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They exist because we desire to memorialize those buried there.
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But The Daily News was able to memorialize the event.
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As Nkechi tries to memorialize him, memory and truth wrangle.
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It was painted to memorialize the victims of the Sept.
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Opinions are divided, too, about how best to memorialize Ms. Roberts.
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In 2017, she stamped "Applehead" on her foot to memorialize him.
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"What the Roys are looking to do is somehow memorialize Conrad."
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Side Street How do you memorialize a priest like the Rev.
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Only recently did she return with EJI to memorialize her grandfather.
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Money to memorialize the past (in glossy romanticized form) is plentiful.
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The use of an obsolescent technique to memorialize "Vertigo" is fitting.
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They would have to memorialize this tragedy in their pages. Somehow.
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They are called 302s to memorialize field interviews or fact acquisitions.
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Eventually, if it all checks out, Facebook will memorialize the account.
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PETA wanted to memorialize them -- with a 5-foot-tall tombstone.
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A tribute to Félicette could recall and memorialize these unwilling sacrifices.
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New Yorkers gathered to memorialize the life of the L.G.B.T. icon.
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People often get tattoos to memorialize their love for their pets.
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This is one way I got to thank him and memorialize him.
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It is not enough to memorialize him; we must continue the work.
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On the other hand, we totally get wanting to memorialize this moment.
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Cassidy that the endeavor to memorialize congressmen in oil paintings is a
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The tricky thing is trying ways to memorialize without sensationalizing as well.
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This means you can memorialize an account of someone who passed away.
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The Centennial Commission is considering the best ways to memorialize the devastation.
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Self-portraits memorialize death in a way no other artistic medium can.
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To understand or memorialize the sailors' battle experience, you must dive deep.
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And the authorities felt it was important to memorialize what happened here.
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What better way to memorialize Chandler Bing than with his beloved recliner?
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After he died on Tuesday, many took to Twitter to memorialize him.
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Fewer will use it to "memorialize" and "communicate with" the dead, Duncan said.
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Weakley originally planned to memorialize his keepsake by putting it in a pendant.
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They get names tatted on their bodies to memorialize the people they've lost.
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In Jerusalem, an image projected on the Western Wall would memorialize for them.
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At that time, a scholarship fund will memorialize their names at their school.
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Memory and politics alone don't determine how citizens and government officials memorialize monuments.
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It was an eruption of hate she also wants "The Voices" to memorialize.
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This is why Christians use crosses as a way to memorialize the dead.
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She wanted to memorialize the queens, get them on the cover of Vogue .
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They took pictures of me to memorialize their triumph in my moment of humiliation.
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For thousands of years, the living have used death masks to memorialize their dead.
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Hubbard founded an animal sanctuary to memorialize daughter Catherine's passion for all things furry.
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It comes as Washington is debating how to best memorialize the longtime Arizona senator.
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"What an opportunity to pay a kind word and memorialize it in this venue."
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So what better time than now to memorialize the candidates we still have around.
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Unlike Facebook and other services, Twitter does not offer a way to memorialize accounts.
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Unlike Facebook, Twitter does not offer a way to memorialize accounts of the deceased.
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So hopefully, Twitter will come up with a way to memorialize these accounts. 2.
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In 2008, he opened the Laogai Museum, to memorialize victims of the Communist regime.
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They will wear patches with nine stars to memorialize those who lost their lives.
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They will then attend an official ceremony to memorialize the anniversary, according to Walters.
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What is it that people are trying to eulogize or memorialize this time around?
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If that choice isn&apost made before death, then the default option is to memorialize.
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In this case it was to memorialize a disastrous natural event which affected these birds.
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Whenever I feel pretty or extra fantastic, I take a selfie to memorialize the occasion.
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Alternatively, restorative giving can offer an opportunity to develop new rituals that memorialize loved ones.
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The Confederacy's legacy will be with us, whether we memorialize it in marble or not.
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Do these works memorialize trauma, like Warhol's Death and Disaster series of auto wreck paintings?
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With Halloween fast approaching, now's your chance to memorialize your burgeoning fandoms in costume form.
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He passed away from alcohol poisoning and they wanted this album to properly memorialize him.
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"If they like one of your stories, they memorialize it in the film," Deamer says.
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Others want to memorialize one of the city's first communities for former and freed slaves.
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Three helmets were staked in the ground next to the Grenada booth to memorialize them.
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We do need to memorialize the failed startups, the ambitions that never quite made it.
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It would be the first of many meetings he would feel the need to memorialize.
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With the trials almost behind them, the family looked for ways to memorialize their brother.
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And it brings into question how much the instinct to memorialize truly respects the dead.
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New Yorkers gathered to memorialize the life of the ballroom scene "grandfather" and L.G.B.T. icon.
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And how else can a fan memorialize these unforgettable, and often historic, moments of greatness?
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Hashtags often memorialize those unjustly killed, but they also emerge as a form of self-care.
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The vandalism comes as activists have increasingly targeted monuments that memorialize the Confederacy across the South.
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" Mr. Greenman said the best way to memorialize the star was intangibly, "through the music primarily.
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So we don't memorialize the second war the same as we do the First World War.
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Some artists propose alternative people to memorialize, like the anarchist and labor activist Lucy Gonzales Parsons.
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The face of the past comes to look like the faces of those who memorialize it.
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The negative reaction suggested that companies must be tactful as they try to memorialize Mr. Bryant.
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The rest memorialize the war in general, including one dedicated in 2012 to Civil War horses.
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Will nostalgic voters memorialize the late Polish master Andrzej Wajda by choosing his final feature, "Afterimage"?
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Bits LinkedIn is a site where workers memorialize their professional lives and look for new careers.
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They said Kavanaugh and his friends wanted to memorialize their supposed conquests with the yearbook references.
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The trouble that makes this occasion so awkward to memorialize is the lack of imagination about it.
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"She came there to pray, she came there to memorialize her mother," Goldstein said on AC360 Monday.
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We still memorialize the names of strong-arming, union-busting cheats — names like Astor, Carnegie, Rockefeller, Stanford.
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I mean, the guy was shot two years into his presidency and you memorialize him with this?
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After news of the fatal shooting broke, Westbrook posted two images to Instagram to memorialize his friend.
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The actress took to Instagram to memorialize her dog Blue, who died last week following an illness.
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Now, the internet wants to memorialize Harambe by slapping his name on the back of NFL jerseys.
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She posted photos of him on Sunday because her grandfather wanted to memorialize the moment before church.
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And that made them harder to remember and to memorialize and, most critically, to aspire to be.
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The site was turned into a 1-acre park to memorialize victims and survivors in May 2017.
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White placards, with red and black lettering, memorialize the Kurdish fighters who were killed at the site.
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This is a shoe designed to memorialize everyone's favorite soul food/Pennsylvania Dutch favorite: chicken and waffles.
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At the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum in Jackson, for instance, tablets memorialize Mississippians who had been lynched.
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We endow it with one when we memorialize it in cemeteries, monuments, roadside markers, national battlefield parks.
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"The idea of the brand was to memorialize on our body the promise we made," she said.
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In Russia, Arseny Roginsky fought to document and memorialize the persecuted in the Soviet era and beyond.
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As we memorialize our fallen troops on Monday, these Iraqis and Afghans, too, deserve to be honored.
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More than six decades after Emmett Till was murdered, locals are grappling with how to memorialize him.
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Joey Bada$$ found a way to memorialize his late best friend and still look like a baller.
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To memorialize my brief moment of fame, I decided to create a specialty drink called The Bama Breeze.
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I dedicate every single game to them, to memorialize them, because without them this would never have happened.
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There are large rallies every year in Hong Kong to memorialize the event, including one earlier this week.
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The pariah state has even built monuments at nuclear test sites to memorialize past intercontinental ballistic missile tests.
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At one especially memorable Chicago show, Gallagher was asked to help memorialize a fan who had passed away.
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Tech companies also mourned prince, posting images to their social media or introducing features meant to memorialize Prince.
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It has inspired petitions by those looking to memorialize deceased entertainers like Amy Winehouse, Paul Walker, and Prince.
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Behind them are highly skilled embroidery workers, whom you can't see, but they memorialize themselves, stitch by stitch.
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An exhibition explores how the remains of performance art memorialize the past and re-perform for new audiences.
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They want to paint him, memorialize him in verse and in diaries, and be near him at mealtimes.
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Currently, Facebook allows users to memorialize pages of their dearly departed loved ones through a simple verification process.
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But when we decide which famous Americans to memorialize, we should take their contributions to society into account.
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The father of 15-year-old Grace Anne Muehlberger has set up a GoFundMe to memorialize his daughter.
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Rory's book is just the latest way he plans to memorialize his wife, who was 40 when she died.
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The print is also available here, if for some reason you feel the need to memorialize this past year.
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However, groups supporting the protestors remain adamant that not enough is being done to memorialize victims and their families.
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However, printing physical copies is an opportunity to memorialize the portfolios and bring people together at a release party.
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The developers eventually bested them, but as tribute, an in-game shrine was created to memorialize the players involved .
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But the Meriwether monument is unique in that it doesn't memorialize the Civil War or Confederate veterans or generals.
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For them, taking photos and videos for Instagram and Snapchat is not a way to memorialize a night out.
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Perfect to memorialize a special day from 2017 or just as a personalized gift for your favorite news junkie.
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They said Judge Kavanaugh and his friends were seeking to memorialize their supposed conquests with the "Renate" yearbook references.
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"What an opportunity to pay a kind word and memorialize it in this venue," Taylor said of chat rooms.
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A crowd later formed at the car crash site to memorialize Heyer and honor those injured in the incident.
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According to CNN affiliate WSFA, the family hoped to put the vest in a shadow box to memorialize him.
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It can be read as a song of grief composed to memorialize vacant buildings that hold space for personal history.
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One still-unresolved debate at Cloudflare is about how the company should memorialize the decision to eject the Daily Stormer.
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The Pioneer Woman, said goodbye to her beloved Basset hound Charlie on Monday, and took to Instagram to memorialize him.
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If you die, that person inherits your account and decide whether to lock and memorialize it, or delete it entirely.
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In an interview with both curators, Mings said it was important to memorialize Medu by recreating that moment in time.
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"We decided to build this after seeing people go to memorialize people, share memories, grieve with their communities," she says.
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Corallo told colleagues that he immediately notified the legal team of the conversation and jotted down notes to memorialize it.
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Some memorialize the existence of cows, sheep, and—one of my favorites—an individual goose, with an eagerly confiding mien.
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Comic book artist Terry Blas used his Twitter account to memorialize this magical moment in history for all of us.
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And so it is: Shostakovich's music reaches out to express a world, to give warning, to memorialize the pointlessly murdered.
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It also found that the president could delegate such sharing without requiring a written order that would memorialize the delegation.
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But those Soundgarden classics unmistakably sculpted the tropes and sounds that we think about when we memorialize the grunge era.
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" In deciding on a CuddleCot donation, Mr. Fricker said, "We tried to think of a way to memorialize our babies.
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Laetitia Tura's photos of Tunisian beaches, Disparitions (208), memorialize travelers whose bodies wash ashore and are buried in communal graves.
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Anyone wishing to post photos and videos to memorialize Beth Chapman on social media are asked to use the hashtag #alohaoemrsdog.
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" Mnuchin also said that the Justice Department intends to "memorialize its advice in a published legal opinion as soon as practicable.
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The documents, known as 302s, memorialize interviews conducted by the office and form the backbone of much of the Mueller report.
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The decision not to memorialize the sailors angered Reilly Sr. "I'm not happy with the whole thing," he said last year.
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Now, The Roots, Cyndi Lauper and more will memorialize him at a Carnegie Hall show in New York on March 31.
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We will honour and memorialize the legacy of those who fought before us in the face of unbearable hatred and danger.
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Or put together a fund in order to memorialize the 11 people whose lives were lost for perpetuity, in the museum.
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Related: Inside the Wes Anderson Tribute Art Show Instagram Artists Memorialize David Bowie David Bowie Writhes Through New "Lazarus" Music Video
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There seem to be, as expressed in the narratives, two sentiments, by which the living continue to memorialize: indignation and resignation.
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"We renew our sacred obligation to memorialize our fallen heroes" at the cemetery, "where they rest for all eternity," he said.
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Last night, throughout the country, thousands gathered to mourn and memorialize the victims of the horrific Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando.
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The Pathway staff met on Saturday to decide the future course of the organization and how to memorialize their dead colleagues.
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Undeterred by the chilly weather, even members of the ground crew pulled out their phones to memorialize this flight in photos.
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Her online research led to her discovery of videos that memorialize stillborn children, posted by parents who had undergone stillbirth themselves.
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Mr. Corallo told colleagues that he immediately notified the legal team of the conversation and jotted down notes to memorialize it.
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Twitter said it would hold off until it found a way to memorialize the accounts of those who have passed away.
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Both Driskell and Marcus felt that the most frustrating part of Facebook's memorialization process is that anyone can memorialize an account.
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" The text was written by staff "assigned to listen and memorialize the conversation in written form as the conversation takes place.
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The company now says it won't remove any accounts until it offers a way to memorialize those belonging to the deceased.
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Containing poetic hints about the relationships between Olenick and her friends and family members, and strangers, the drawings memorialize her online interactions.
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While George Washington did own slaves, as Trump said, the purpose of his statues isn't simply to memorialize the pro-slavery cause.
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"You realize something momentous has happened and memories fade so he wanted to memorialize it at the earliest time," the source said.
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"The party keeps tightening censorship to an absurd degree," said dissident artist Badiucao, who has launched a campaign to memorialize Liu worldwide.
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Ms. Scruggs, 80, a retired educator from Missouri, came with her son and daughter-in-law, partly to memorialize her husband, Donald.
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"The leader's suggestion is a good one, put together a 'gang' that will look at appropriate ways to memorialize John's contribution," Sen.
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The city still holds annual gatherings to memorialize those killed in 1989, the sort of event that is prohibited in mainland China.
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" He added, "We will work with the parties in the weeks ahead to ensure that the parties honor and memorialize these commitments.
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In its attempts to aestheticize mass destruction and memorialize the aftermath, Central Command delivers a clunky outtake of our near-nuclear demise.
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When you have a death in the family, Knickerbocker and Poltorak both recommend that grieving children memorialize loved ones with art projects.
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You don't know who these victims are and if you did know, you're not allowed out of your house to memorialize them.
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The works portray the spontaneous expressions of members of a society, seeking to remember the violent past and memorialize those who perished.
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Facebook will "memorialize" a deceased user's account — turning it essentially into a remembrance page — at the request of family members or friends.
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"Moved beyond belief that they chose our daughter to memorialize their daughter with, Kyle was at a loss for words," Kara continued.
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Bullet holes, after all, may help memorialize the ugliness of the attacks, but they do little to commemorate the lives of victims.
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He is even capable of using the language of religion — a language that is relatively new to him — to memorialize the deceased.
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Thousands of grade school students joined the "National School Walkout" on Friday to memorialize victims of the 2628 Columbine High School shooting.
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The paintings "Sandra Bland" and "The Return of Trayvon" (both 2016) memorialize two of the martyrs of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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This was a Jewish star, and I got it after the Maalot Massacre to memorialize the 37 children who were killed by terrorists.
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MemorializationPolicy RationaleWhen we learn that someone has passed away, we memorialize the account by adding "Remembering" above the name on the person's profile.
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We will work with the parties in the weeks ahead to ensure that the parties honor and memorialize these commitments prior to closing.
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But the story gets better: Smyth created a hilarious GoFundMe page to replace the damaged wall and window that memorialize the night's events.
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"These angel babies are certainly never forgotten, and what a beautiful way to memorialize these special babies in a photograph," Priester tells PEOPLE.
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Gwen Stefani is the latest star to memorialize the late, great David Bowie on social media following his death at 69 on Sunday.
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Tattoos can be awesome ways for people to express themselves, decorate their bodies, and memorialize things and people that are meaningful to them.
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The Mexican-American actress took to Instagram on Friday to memorialize her dog of nine years and plead for justice in his death.
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On the other end of the spectrum are field reports, often called 302s, where agents memorialize meetings with potential witnesses or important discoveries.
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Remember that your happiness, your life opportunities, your freedom are the very reasons that those we memorialize this weekend gave of their lives.
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Since Slack messages live on for weeks, you can memorialize an accomplishment by posting about it in your team's main chatroom, Taylor said.
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On one side of the stage, five seats sat empty except for uniform hats and folded American flags to memorialize the five dead.
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And now, many are choosing to memorialize those whose lives were taken away and show their solidarity with the LGBTQ community with tattoos.
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Comey responded that Obama discussed the Hillary Clinton email investigation "on Fox News" and he didn't need to memorialize such a public comment.
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Unlike other sculptures that memorialize the human condition through the presentation of bodies (mangled, triumphant, or otherwise) Murdoch has chosen to go bodiless.
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The documentary fails to humanize or memorialize Bundy's 30-plus female victims, maintaining instead its intense, almost dazzled focus on the killer himself.
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The White House turmoil intensified as friends and relatives gathered to memorialize Heather Heyer, the woman who was struck and killed on Saturday.
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Instagram has quietly begun allowing users to memorialize accounts, preserving the deceased's account as they left it at the time of their passing.
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Critics say cities should not commemorate the Confederacy's legacy of slavery, while supporters say Confederate statues memorialize an important part of American history.
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Art can be a powerful way to preserve and memorialize the thoughts and actions of activists who worked in support of marginalized communities.
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We are in a moment where America is really being confronted with its history and this question of what it wants to memorialize.
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Many of these individuals grew up in communities where lynchings took place, and they're working to memorialize this history and remember the victims.
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The Confederate memorials Trump defends were not raised in the aftermath of the Civil War to memorialize the fallen or comfort the vanquished.
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Place, memory, and national identity are not static, yet to memorialize is to make the abstract concrete and a moment shared by many singular.
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Despite rumors, Minneapolis never erected a statue for "The Purple One," although it did memorialize actress Mary Tyler Moore on the Nicollet Mall downtown.
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For an extra $36, Gray will even engrave your name into the case, which will one day serve to memorialize your questionable life choices.
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Driving the news: At a march on Friday, community members gathered to memorialize the death of Eric Logan, 54, and protest the police shooting.
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Some are also questioning whether such a symbol, while meant to memorialize the victims, ends up inadvertently boiling their lives down to a concert.
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A uniquely North American tradition Editorial obituaries started in the United Kingdom in the 17th century as way to memorialize members of the community.
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Last night, we learn that she's rightfully angry that William didn't leave her with any way to memorialize him or say a final goodbye.
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His newest release—an album of Merle Haggard covers, intended to memorialize the late, great country musician, who died last year—is no different.
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Back when they were still a couple, Johnny and Bre hit the ink shop to memorialize their love for each other in tattoo form.
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But Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg didn't seem to agree that the cross has become or still is a secular way to memorialize the dead.
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Facebook, however, offers the option to memorialize accounts of the deceased, which it says prevents anyone from logging in, including potential spammers and hackers.
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The toys were considered totems of protection and sympathy in grief, such as the black bear produced in 1912 to memorialize the Titanic's victims.
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The symbol was adopted by the Nazis after 1923 to memorialize members who died in Hitler's failed Beer Hall Putsch, according to the complaint.
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And several commentators have highlighted this slippery problem: How will the ministry memorialize the ban if it cannot put the word "wine" in writing?
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Today we will gather our sixth and seventh graders for a discussion about what happened and for a ritual to memorialize those who died.
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It looks like it has legs for 2017, too: Pawel Fludzinki was the first to memorialize it in a Times crossword back in March.
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The debate over the statues' functions to preserve, celebrate, or falsify history — or to memorialize the wrong history and celebrate the wrong principles — continues.
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All they have to do is send something to Facebook saying, 'This person is dead, here's the obituary,' and Facebook will automatically memorialize it.
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The commission unanimously approved the resolution Thursday to memorialize the cell -- the last existing one at the old Jefferson County Jail, Scales told CNN.
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The show is therefore not structured to memorialize Wong's career posthumously; rather it simply fulfills the artist's intention to exhibit this body of work.
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Related: Enter a Cotton Candy Dreamworld on This Instagram Instagram Artists Memorialize David Bowie Dark Political Cartoons Show How Technology Is Our New Master
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Debbie Reynolds spent decades saving, preserving and — after repeated attempts to memorialize them in a museum failed — auctioning her incredible collection of old Hollywood memorabilia.
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"The community on a much wider scale than just Tree of Life is dealing with the issue of how you memorialize those events," he said.
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We're extremely honored to forever memorialize Denny and his family in the Vikings Ring of Honor and we're looking forward to the induction in September.
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The FBI director would memorialize the conversations he had with Trump as soon as he got into his car after the meetings, the official said.
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Comey reportedly authored a note shortly after meeting with the President to memorialize what he perceived as an odd conversation with the nation's Chief Executive.
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KFC's tempting me, though, if only so I can memorialize my visit with a chicken bucket-printed photo while charging my phone through a box.
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He insisted that his namesake institution, the Simon Wiesenthal Center's Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, also memorialize the Roma, gays, Slavs and the disabled.
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To the people who turned out to march and memorialize him at events around the region on Sunday, it seemed that agonizingly little had changed.
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A flame is an ephemeral and fragile thing that can serve at once to memorialize the dead and light the way for the living. ♦
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And Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday and the various efforts undertaken to memorialize him throughout the year are not the time to undermine that.
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NEW YORK An article on Monday about an annual ceremony to memorialize four chaplains who died in World War II misidentified one of the four.
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"I hope that you'll reconsider your decision and instead join our efforts to promptly memorialize Tubman's life and many achievements," wrote Mr. Hogan, a Republican.
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It is a canvass for graffiti legends to memorialize the lives in Puerto Rico claimed by Hurricane Maria that too many have attempted to erase.
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He said that he believed his work qualified as poetry because it was a poet's duty to memorialize the influences on his or her life.
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Last year, a writer for Mashable noted that effectively anyone could memorialize a Facebook account, based on the way the system worked at the time.
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Researchers will gather Sunday in Borgarfjörður, Iceland, to memorialize Okjökull, known as Ok for short, after it lost its status as a glacier in 2014.
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"I certainly think he is a reliable witness and apparently has contemporaneous notes that really memorialize what was said and how he responded," she added.
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Most memorable about the XFL, of course—and there is much to memorialize in This Was the XFL—were the nomenclatural peculiarities of the league's players.
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"We memorialize profiles to protect the privacy of the original account holder and preserve their profile as a place for people to gather and share memories."
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Mixed reality workspaces that memorialize our work while we complete it will not require furious note taking and cell phone picture snapping in those 30 seconds.
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Unmoored, he starts randomly dispensing with his vast wealth and winds up in Tel Aviv on a pilgrimage to find a way to memorialize his parents.
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He'll also carve out time to memorialize victims of the "Dirty War," an organized system of rounding up and killing dissidents during the 1970s and '80s.
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Even amid the rancorous political battle underway over Scalia's replacement, Obama has sought to memorialize the justice, who was one of the panel's most conservative voices.
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"I always knew, ever since I started seeing tattoos, that people love to memorialize their pets," famous "cattoo" artist Betty Rose told us in an interview.
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A commission will be created to determine how to "navigate the role of memory and history" and how to memorialize historic figures on campus, he said.
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The third annual A Celebration of Harry Potter was the first large gathering of Potterheads since Rickman's passing, and a crowd organized to memorialize the actor.
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Fox News host Neil Cavuto was the first to memorialize his longtime colleague when he announced her death on his show, Your World, on Monday evening.
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In the face of systemic violence, lies, threats, and destruction, what and who should we memorialize, and how many have we memorialized who shouldn't have been?
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And the memo cites an old opinion from the Iran-Contra scandal to argue that the president doesn't have to memorialize any such delegations in writing.
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"It is an honor to have authored this legislation that will help memorialize President Trump and his contribution to keeping America free and prosperous," Roberts said.
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The television personality spoke with Today about what she did with her famous mom's ashes, and her own plans to memorialize her mother in the future.
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His group plans to help plant more than 5,000 flags on the National Mall on Wednesday to memorialize veterans who died by suicide just this year.
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She stepped up to the microphone, began to memorialize Franklin and mused at great length about the raw ambition, relentless rise and gritty resilience of … Madonna!
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You write in your statement that you wrote memos to memorialize all conversations with Trump despite never feeling the need to do so with his predecessor.
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Although she wasn't afforded the opportunity to memorialize the basketball icon inside the Staples Center, Garcia said she still wanted to be around fellow Lakers fans.
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A Museum of Hangovers opened in Croatia this month, just in time for the party season, to memorialize the nights of one (or six) too many.
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AMRITSAR, India — How do you memorialize a holocaust that even now, seven decades after it took place, may still not be entirely safe to talk about?
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The organizations decided to memorialize Baker in a typeface because he was known for using his artistic talents to help friends create banners for protests and marches.
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The newly installed president of the University of Virginia, James Ryan, apologized for the school's inaction last year while speaking at an event to memorialize the anniversary.
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Mr. Schiller had envisioned a modest 40,000 words to contextualize a lavishly illustrated volume to memorialize the assassinations of King and Kennedy 50 years ago this spring.
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Even if there are no archaeological finds, there is certainly a chance to commemorate the asylum and memorialize its pillage in some form at the new building.
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Read more: Scientists memorialize the first glacier lost to climate change in Iceland Volosciuk said wildfires are also exacerbating global warming by releasing pollutants into the atmosphere.
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"When I was applying for this wall, I read about the candlelight vigils that still memorialize the Great Hanshin Earthquake of 1995," he tells The Creators Project.
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Not only are the leaks of high concern, also of concern is why the intelligence community chose to memorialize false, salacious rumors in an official intelligence report.
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As Refinery29 reports, Pantone's Color Institute (in collaboration with the Prince estate) has unveiled a memorial shade of purple to memorialize Prince's contributions to fashion and culture.
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By 2013, Clapper wanted to memorialize the changes that had occurred in practice as a formal set of procedures that supplanted the Gates standards, according to Litt.
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Did Dr. Ford, her husband, and her counselor all conspire to make up and memorialize an old conversation after Judge Kavanaugh was nominated to the Supreme Court?
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Students from the high school plan to memorialize one of the victims of the shooting, Joaquin Oliver, on Saturday on what would have been his 18th birthday.
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She labeled each snow person (destined to melt) with a plural name (Ediths, Carolines, Daniels) to memorialize the historically anonymous town inhabitants lost to time's official record.
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If Tehran is seeking to memorialize the death of Soleimani by changing the balance of power in the region, Iran's first nuclear test would overwhelmingly achieve that.
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While you could use it to impart words of wisdom to your future self, Incubate's creator Michael McCluney originally invented it so people could memorialize life's special moments.
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We may delete profiles when the next of kin tells us that the person who passed would have preferred that we delete the account rather than memorialize it.
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Lafitte donated some of the drawings to the schools that survived and used others to memorialize those that were lost to the city's infamous post-storm educational restructuring.
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Perhaps in an attempt to memorialize lawyers like Samuel Leibowitz, famous for defending the Scottsboro Boys, Smith offers glimpses into the points of view of Delvin's defense attorneys.
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And though I'm usually way too shy to ask passersby for photos, I had no trouble trotting up to strangers to request that they memorialize this particular phase.
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Documenting the tour was Yachty photographer, 19-year-old Curtis Kariuki, and to memorialize the events, Kariuki wanted to make a book of their time on the road.
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In a brief statement after the service, Hernandez's family thanked the public for their condolences and said they wished to memorialize him in private, CNN affiliate WTNH reported.
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Alex Goldschmidt and Ross Girard invited friends to Sycamore Tavern in Hollywood Saturday night, when Alex said he had a friend who would help them memorialize the night.
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In the past, anyone could memorialize an account, for example by sending Facebook a news story, and the process sometimes happened before the person's loved ones were ready.
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I guess I thought of this in a way as the last thing I would do as a young person, or even an attempt to memorialize my youth.
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S inger : Once you realized this was happening to you, did you say to yourself that there was anything you needed to do to memorialize what was happening?
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Beyond that, state and local officials are obligated to memorialize this site in a manner befitting its significance in the history of both Texas and the United States.
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Now Twitter is walking it back, saying it will not delete any accounts until it has figured out a way to memorialize accounts for people who have died.
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Last night, Jason Scott of Archive Team, which works to preserve parts of the internet, announced that the group would be taking requests for user accounts to memorialize.
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He said Kent crafted a memo to memorialize his interaction with department officials about responding to the congressional subpoena that Kent considered "bullying" and potentially filled with inaccuracies.
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My family always talked about getting tattoos of phrases that he would say, but I memorialize him with bracelets from el mercado that I bought after the funeral.
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The Civil War may have ended more than 192009 years ago, but America is still dealing with how to reconcile, and memorialize, that dark period of its history.
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As historic and crucial LGBTQ gathering spaces have been shuttering across the country over the past decade or so, Queering the Map offers a new way to memorialize them.
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Search #feministtattoo on Instagram and you'll notice a surge of posts since Saturday that document the beautiful and badass ink people are getting to memorialize this moment in time.
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The entries memorialize such historical events as the first operation with ether, Grace Hopper's coining of the term "bug" to describe computer glitches, and Matt Damon's arrival on Mars.
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Vermont: The Flavor Graveyard If you don't want to visit the actual Ben & Jerry's, you can always visit their "Flavor Graveyard," where they memorialize flavors gone by the wayside.
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So, we decided to memorialize all the dead (or dying) apps dealt untimely blows by Apple's hand, and will continue to update this list as the body count rises.
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The cross, put up to memorialize men who died in the First World War, was envisioned by mothers of the fallen but is now maintained by a government agency.
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Scalia's Supreme Court bench chair and the bench directly in front of it were draped Tuesday with black wool crepe to memorialize the justice who died over the weekend.
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But after checking the "morgue"—the Times archive filled with obituarizable old clips—the paper was delighted to memorialize this remarkable man, who was otherwise slipping into history's abyss.
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In addition, a university working group made up of students, alumni, professors and others are studying ways for the university to acknowledge, memorialize and make amends for this history.
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After the Second World War, Auschwitz survivors helped organize a display to memorialize the camp and came up with the archetypal piles of shoes and hair, prostheses and suitcases.
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If this is something important enough for you to memorialize, talk to your top people, why not then share it with the top law enforcement official in the government?
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The Bleeding Stone was erected by the ancient citizens of Thessaloniki to memorialize the thousands of citizens that were brutally murdered at the site by the Byzantine emperor Theodosius.
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Mr. Mnuchin had conferred with the Justice Department when he denied Mr. Neal's initial request, and he indicated that a formal memo would be published to memorialize its guidance.
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The beta is only available for a limited time, so hop to it if you want to memorialize a video "in the same permanent way as a framed photograph."
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But one thing is certain: This won't be the last time American media outlets struggle with how to memorialize someone who was both beloved and accused of something terrible.
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NBC 4 reported that the cathedral is considering removing the pair of 8-by-85033-foot stained glass windows, which were installed in the 1950s to memorialize Confederate Gens.
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We as a society need to be more mindful of who we memorialize and pay tribute to; the United States, for instance, is littered with tributes to hateful men.
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In the English market town of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, a floral tribute to Princess Diana intended to memorialize the 20th anniversary of Diana's death is making news for the wrong reason.
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Byrd&aposs family gathered Thursday at the Jasper County Courthouse to memorialize him with the bench, then spent the day in a park named after him, the Beaumont Enterprise reported .
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"Andrew McCabe drafted memos to memorialize significant discussions he had with high level officials and preserved them so he would have an accurate, contemporaneous record of those discussions," Bromwich said.
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A World War II and Vietnam veteran who survived a harrowing 1969 Navy ship collision that killed his son, then spent decades fighting to memorialize him, has died at 93.
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If you're around tomorrow (Saturday January 27), the museum will be hosting World War I Digitization day, allowing residents to memorialize the war by digitizing images, documents, letters, and medals.
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It appears that the Trump administration is trying to streamline, systematize, and memorialize the unmasking process, said Christopher Swift, a Georgetown University law professor and partner at Foley & Lardner LLP.
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They also have a strong interest in asking Comey about the memos he kept in order to memorialize his private meetings with Trump at the start of the new administration.
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Dozens of people from the Uighur ethnic minority have in recent weeks posted edited videos of themselves on Douyin, the video platform, appearing to memorialize their missing family and friends.
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"Andrew McCabe drafted memos to memorialize significant discussions he had with high level officials and preserved them so he would have an accurate, contemporaneous record of those discussions," Bromwich said.
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Chadwick was obsessed with scorekeeping not just because it was a way to memorialize games but because he thought that data science could explain why games are won or lost.
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There is no hall of fame to memorialize the breadth of history that has unfurled at the stadium, nor a lounge where fans could watch television and play fantasy football.
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That is correct: the Cleveland Cavaliers officially changed their logo, making black a permanent color, to memorialize the Golden State Warriors blowing a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals.
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While there are many things to commemorate, memorialize and celebrate, many would tell you that D-Day is a day that should not be glossed over with each passing era.
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Curated by Nicolás Dumit Estévez Raful, the exhibition explores the ways these remains memorialize the past and re-perform for new audiences who may never have seen the original performance.
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The prohibition on public gatherings imposed as a result of the coronavirus has made it difficult to memorialize those who have died of complications from the virus — or anything else.
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A plaque on the statue claimed it was erected in 1982 by Mayor Edward I. Koch and the longshoreman's Local 333, to memorialize a little-known harbor tragedy from 1977.
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It's too late to go back and fix the Grammys' broadcast now—but at the very least, we can memorialize some of the people the Recording Academy failed to here.
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And how does it memorialize the distinctive crime of chattel slavery to conflate the native-black experience with immigrant struggles — which are real enough, but not remotely the same thing?
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"We do not currently have a way to memorialize someone's Twitter account once they have passed on, but the team is thinking about ways to do this," the spokesperson said.
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To the scabrous pile of breakdowns, shutdowns and scandals that will memorialize 214, a humble submission: Paul Dano, acclaimed 34-year-old actor, did not appear in a single movie.
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Justice Kagan asked whether a cross on government land would be constitutional if erected today to memorialize World War I, a more recent war, a school shooting or Christian values.
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They hang alongside dire older paintings of Hitler by the American duo McDermott and McGough, each meant to memorialize a gay victim of the Holocaust but undone by their cheapness.
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Controversial artist Christoph Büchel's project will memorialize the European migrant crisis by displaying the shipwreck responsible for one of the worst losses of life on the Mediterranean in recent memory.
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It would be something akin to an East Coast counterpart to the Cesar Chavez National Monument in California, which Obama established in 2012 to memorialize the United Farm Workers (UFW) Movement.
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Historians say the grassroots initiative to memorialize the victims of Stalin's repressions is rare for Russia where the authorities emphasize the Soviet leader's role in the country's World War Two victory.
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I want to memorialize this period because it made me stronger, because I want to remember the patience and empathy and kindness that others gave me and live right by them.
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Because of this, many of his fans see Brasserie Les Halles as being integral for bringing Bourdain into their lives — which makes it the perfect place to memorialize his life, too.
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These issues are unlikely to be solved by some fancy new technology, especially one that only serves to memorialize government certificates that may be utterly corrupt and valueless to begin with.
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"Andrew McCabe drafted memos to memorialize significant discussions he had with high level officials and preserved them so he would have an accurate, contemporaneous record of those discussions," Michael Bromwich said.
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His death became a rallying cry for the civil rights movement, but several signs meant to memorialize the killing — including the one on the riverbank between the towns of Glendora, Miss.
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Bercovici says that, during the interview, he immediately Googled Camm's name and found his LinkedIn profile, which served to memorialize the mention of Camm's name for the purposes of his reporting.
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The killing sent shock waves through the normally quiet base, where comrades gathered this week to memorialize a beloved fallen commander who also had a long and decorated Special Operations career.
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These photographs memorialize the artist's mother; they become a diary of mourning that is partially offset by the strangeness of the joining of a dead mother and a newly born infant.
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The Bronx bodega where Trinitarios gang members stabbed a teenage boy to death has become the center of a heated debate over how the space might memorialize the young man's life.
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"Today, we finally memorialize the 2,411 unborn babies whose remains were senselessly hoarded by Dr. Ulrich Klopfer after he performed the abortions from 2000 to 2003," Hill said at the burial.
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"We do not currently have a way to memorialize someone's Twitter account once they have passed on, but the team is thinking about ways to do this," a Twitter spokesperson said.
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Only legacy contacts that have been predetermined can access the accounts after they've been memorialized, according to Facebook, but that doesn't mean they're the only ones who can memorialize the account.
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All Our Hearts, she said, will "help people memorialize their loved ones in their own words in the way that Kate [O'Neill] memorialized her sister" in the obituary that went viral.
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"We will not remove symbols of Calhoun from elsewhere on our campus, and we will develop a plan to memorialize the fact that Calhoun was a residential college name for 86 years."
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When Leonard Nimoy's son first set out to memorialize his father's iconic Star Trek character, Spock, in a documentary, he never would have guessed how important the process would become for him.
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Time magazine reported that when Neverland Ranch first went on sale in 2015, it was specifically being marketed to people who wouldn't use the land as a museum to memorialize the singer.
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The liberal case: The Obama administration took active steps to memorialize the investigation before the Trump administration took office to prevent the new administration from deleting it, according to multiple media reports.
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Samantha Bravoco, a Massachusetts-based artist and the owner of the Etsy shop Forever Figurines, has recently gained popularity for the gorgeous Christmas ornaments she designs to resemble and memorialize people's homes.
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" Though her parents said they were experiencing "the most unexplainable brokenness" after their daughter's tragic death, they revealed they were currently having discussions about the best way "to memorialize our baby girl.
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A co-worker and I were asked to interview people at polling places, to memorialize their thoughts about an election that might put the first African-American president in the White House.
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That makes it a worthy moment to recall both Randy Kennedy's excellent Times article about the artist Duke Riley's attempt to memorialize the event back in 2007, and Brent McDonald's accompanying video.
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"You could go with your gut, but a very good disciplined approach that most people don't follow is to make a list of those feelings and memorialize it to paper," Taylor adds.
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We love Jobs—we had to process it, it wasn't an easy thing to think about and it wasn't easy to think about how we wanted to memorialize him in the play.
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Though the 1896 election gave Republicans enough political power to memorialize Lincoln (over the opposition of Democrats), the McMillan Plan to extend the mall faced fierce opposition because it was so unfathomable.
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We need to memorialize moments, like Willie Bester did in "Tribute to Steve Biko" (1992), and we need to infiltrate and disturb like Jane Alexander's sculptural installation "The Butcher Boys" (1985/86).
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Parents choose to memorialize stillborn babies in different ways; Ms. Fisher now has a half sleeve tattoo of wildflowers in Elliott's honor, which she feels has been helpful to the healing process.
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Over the decades, families in Afghanistan and Myanmar, Ethiopia and Cyprus, to the more recent cases of Syria, Yemen and Mexico, adopted the same tactics, a determined attempt to memorialize the missing.
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The letter appeared to be an attempt to memorialize that these events happened, the person said, and that the actions are violations that carry civil penalties or be subject to criminal prosecution.
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Previously mounted on the roof of the Seamen's Church Institute, it featured a time ball that would drop every day at noon to memorialize those who lost their lives on the ship.
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In Hong Kong, it is set to appear at a candlelight vigil on Sunday to memorialize the crackdown in Tiananmen Square, providing a new "focal point" for the event, Mr. Yang said.
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The resolution also recommends that the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources plan, design, and raise funds to help construct monuments to memorialize the accomplishments and contributions of the state's African Americans.
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Twitter later clarified that it initially intended the changes only for the European Union, and it won't roll out the inactive account enforcement broadly until it figures out how to memorialize account.
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Filmmakers Rachel Lears and Robin Blotnick set out capture that upwelling of political activity during the 2018 midterm elections, not necessarily memorialize Ocasio-Cortez' comet-like trajectory as it unfolded in real time.
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Before disbanding, the performers left red handprints on the newly white wall — "to memorialize those who might not necessarily have had a chance to speak about their victimhood or their survivorhood," Wahi said.
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After public outcry earlier this year, developers agreed to remove and replace the sign, but many locals remain concerned that not enough is being done to memorialize the terror that took place there.
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Rather, this source says, Comey plans to present himself as a "fact witness" by simply describing the interactions with the President on multiple occasions that made him uneasy enough to memorialize their conversations.
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Much like senior prom earlier this spring, the school plans to memorialize the lives lost and acknowledge the grief that still permeates the community, while recognizing it's a celebration, too, according to Foster.
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Marketed as a "ghost love story," Atlantics grew out of Diop's attempts to memorialize the death of Serigne Seck, a young man whose account of migrating to Europe forms the backbone of Atlantiques.
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As soon as you become acting director, apparently, you make a decision to memorialize all of your conversations with the president, even while you are applying for the job I hasten to add.
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"I think people do not want to see or know," said Saotome, who has spent more than five decades collecting and publishing survivors' accounts and prodding the government to memorialize those who died.
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The problem with innovative buildings is that they eventually become static monuments to their own architectural ingenuity, which, admittedly, is still preferable to the vast majority of buildings that memorialize their own mediocrity.
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Chris Cornell was cremated Tuesday as a small group of family and friends stood by, but the rock icon's legion of fans will also get a chance to memorialize him ... TMZ has learned.
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The group of activists scattered empty pill bottles along the sidewalk and set up a makeshift cemetery in front of Purdue to memorialize individuals who have lost their lives to substance abuse disorders.
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President Donald Trump previously blamed his former chief of staff, John Kelly, for the critical reception he received following his decision to bail on a cemetery visit to memorialize World War I veterans.
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"We do not currently have a way to memorialize someone's Twitter account once they have passed on, but the team is thinking about ways to do this," a Twitter spokesperson told The Verge.
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One of the most important works in the first festival was "Queen and Country," Steve McQueen's project to memorialize British soldiers killed in the Iraq War by putting their portraits on postage stamps.
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He denounced the "brutal act of terror," but said he took solace in the fact that "thousands, maybe even tens of thousands" had shown up to memorialize the victims, according to the AFP.
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Even these self-important attempts to memorialize small moments spent prolonging America's longest conflict can't escape the same myopic approach we applied to fighting the war and "winning hearts and minds" in Afghanistan.
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It quickly contacted the Maine Department of Transportation, asking for permission to memorialize those late lobsters by erecting a five-foot tall granite tombstone with a giant lobster engraved on its right-hand side.
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I wrote about this erasure during Charlottesville back in August, and more recently, we've seen a co-optation of the well-known Holocaust term "never again" being used to memorialize the Parkland shooting victims.
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Spain's twice U.S. Open champion Rafa Nadal, who was 15-years-old in 2001, has said he has gone to memorialize the 9/11 victims at least a half dozen times over the years.
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The text in this document records the notes and recollections of Situation Room Duty Officers and NSC policy staff assigned to listen and memorialize the conversation in written form as the conversation takes place.
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The hastily arranged meeting came a day after Mr. Obama traveled to Dallas to memorialize five police officers slain last week by an African-American man who said he wanted to kill white people.
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At the FBI, O'Connor, along with his wife and a bureau friend, successfully petitioned then-FBI Director James Comey to formally recognize and memorialize agents who died from 9/11-related causes, he said.
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The United States has faced a heated national debate about whether Confederate symbols of the U.S. Civil War memorialize past leaders and soldiers or invoke white supremacy and the Confederacy's acceptance of black slavery.
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Mr. Davis did memorialize her at his Grammy event, the show that infamously went on no matter what, bringing Alicia Keys and Jennifer Hudson to the stage to perform some of Ms. Houston's songs.
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Cardinal Francis Spellman established the foundation in 21944 to memorialize Alfred E. Smith, the four-term Democratic governor of New York and the first Roman Catholic candidate nominated by a major party for president.
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Thousands of people took to the streets after the attack to memorialize the death of the Americans and to demand the eviction of militias from their city and the return of law and order.
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Standing athwart against the all-consuming wave of Trumpism, Young Americans for Freedom (YAF), a student activist group founded by conservative icon William F. Buckley, continues to memorialize the legacy of Ronald Reagan's personality.
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"Today, we finally memorialize the 2,411 unborn babies whose remains were senselessly hoarded by Dr. Ulrich Klopfer after he performed the abortions from 2000 to 2003," Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill said at the gravesite.
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While some restaurants choose to memorialize meetings between famous diners by putting up a plaque, Bún chả Hương Liên restaurant chose to preserve the moment by preventing anyone else from ever eating in the spot.
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Ford's fiction is filled with masterful depictions of the unremarkable triumphs and standard losses of regular people, and Between Them is his attempt to memorialize his parents' ordinary lives without making them seem secretly extraordinary.
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Related: Instagram Artists Memorialize David Bowie David Bowie Writhes Through New "Lazarus" Music Video David Bowie's "★" Director Talks Making the 10-Minute Short Film Here's 50 Years of Bowie Hairstyles in a Single GIF
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President Donald Trump privately blamed his former chief of staff, John Kelly, for the critical reception he received following his decision to bail on a historic visit to memorialize thousands of World War I veterans.
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Seven portraits memorialize the Central American child migrants who died in federal custody between 2018 and 2019, most of whom succumbed to communicable illnesses in overcrowded Customs and Border Patrol holding areas across the Southwest.
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David Childs, the chief architect, designed the building to be "iconic and solemn," and memorialize the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, when the two World Trade Center towers crumbled just steps away.
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Several years later the group received Department of Transportation (DOT) permission to temporarily memorialize gay, lesbian, and trans-gendered people's histories, this time in Greenwhich Village, with assistance from the Storefront for Art and Architecture.
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Last-ditch effort for Mideast peace Kerry still left open the possibility of a last-ditch effort to lay out his vision for Mideast peace and memorialize the progress that had been made during the negotiations.
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Rutherford on her front and Griffith on his sought to fulfill the mission of Redemption, and succeeded: to memorialize the Old South in the new mythology of the Lost Cause — indeed, to make America great again.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Today is the Transgender Day of Remembrance, (also known as the International Transgender Day of Remembrance) which is observed annually to memorialize those who have been murdered due to transphobia.
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"The conversation has come up to memorialize the area," Ms. Lewis said, adding that it should become "an educational moment for the kids to understand what happened, how it happened, and where we go from here."
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Instead, they generally praised Comey for his honor and his service, even after he said that he had felt the need to memorialize his meetings with Trump because of "the particular person" he was dealing with.
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"The text in this document records the notes and recollections of Situation Room Duty Officers and NSC policy staff assigned to listen and memorialize the conversation in written form as the conversation takes place," it explains.
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But on a mid-September morning in 1997, Warren, by then a celebrated professor at Harvard Law School, returned to memorialize a man who had played a small but not insignificant role in her teaching career.
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The Marrakech installation exemplifies Koraïchi's "alphabet of memory," particularly in works that memorialize figures significant to the artist, whether the legendary Sufi mystic Ibn al-'Arabi (1165–1240) or the contemporary writer Mohammed Dib (1920–2003).
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Trump drew fire after he seemed to equate protests by white nationalists with those of anti-fascist groups on Tuesday and then on Thursday decried the removal of statues that memorialize Civil War-era defenders of slavery.
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The violence stemmed from a heated national debate about whether Confederate symbols of the U.S. Civil War memorialize past leaders and dead soldiers or rather invoke white supremacy and the Confederacy's acceptance of the slavery of blacks.
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Tasha: And I'll add: good on Brienne, still my favorite character, who survived without being killed off for cheap pathos, and survived her annoying weepy episode over Jaime, and who takes the time to memorialize him properly.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center report shows that many more symbols remain: There are some 772 public monuments, more than 100 public schools, 80 cities and counties, and 10 military bases that memorialize members of the Confederacy.
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Although the original site was deeply evocative for Marfans, Moore assured us that Irwin was careful to take aspects of that space and permanently memorialize them in, what could be considered, an artistic rendition of the hospital.
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That day came in November of this year in the Brooklyn studio of J&M Special Effects, and Gourley made sure to memorialize the experience in both a podcast and a short documentary by filmmaker Jay Cheel.
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Less than a year later in May 22014, their marriage now legally recognized, they faced a new hurdle: getting St. Michael Cemetery in Louisville to allow them to memorialize their marriage—and their activism—on their gravestone.
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We're also told Rob and Blac Chyna have no plan to go to court and ask a judge to make a formal child custody order, although we are told they will probably memorialize the arrangement in writing.
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This year, around 180,000 people, one of the highest-ever totals for the protest, joined the gathering — the only place in China that those who want to memorialize the tragedy and push for change could do so.
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Specifically, all of Figure's financial services business is executed entirely on its blockchain, Provenance, which further has a native token, Hash, that's used to both access the blockchain and to memorialize off-chain exchange of fiat currency.
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On Facebook, you find a lot of hey, I want to memorialize this vacation or this wedding or this amazing thing that happened and I want to share it with my friends and family, co-workers, etc.
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Simpson spent the last two decades of his life tracking down soil samples — sent primarily by strangers from 193 countries across the globe — that memorialize moments in the personal and national histories from their place of origin.
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BGC contacted the cemetery in the hopes of setting up an event on a site of cultural significance, where people would be able to memorialize the dead, said Harry Weil, the Manager of Programs at Green-Wood Cemetery.
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News reported that the legendary performer was honored with a ceremony at the Temple, a structure erected for Burning Man attendees to memorialize their loved ones which is burned down at the end of the week-long event.
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"The Court acknowledges that this situation is rather unprecedented; it is not every day that an FBI Director feels the need to memorialize his conversations with a sitting President and then publicize that he did so," Boasberg wrote.
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Officials told Japanese broadcaster NHK that "hordes of players" had been visiting the park to find Pokémon since the game's Japanese launch on Friday, disrupting the quiet atmosphere and making it difficult for visitors to memorialize those lost.
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Many Americans have been unaware of the terrible crimes committed in their own hometowns, and these portraits help create a dialogue on the way to properly memorialize the past, which is vital to finding a healthy way forward.
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Following the backlash from the first Year In Review videos, the team added the ability to edit videos, introduced a system to memorialize accounts in February 2015, and created a feature to help with breakups in November 2015.
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Dr. Posner's UCLA students work with data from cultural institutions to find stories about the art and objects, yes, but also to reflect on how we as a culture have chosen what to canonize and memorialize about ourselves.
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Meanwhile, a nationwide debate surrounding the issue of monuments that memorialize the Confederacy flared up after the violence in Charlottesville -- where white nationalists marched to protest the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue -- and continues to simmer.
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In 1623, 7 years after Shakespeare's death, two of the playwright's friends and fellow actors put together the First Folio as a volume meant both to memorialize the Bard's work and to make them accessible to other actors.
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And Greg Zanis, a retired carpenter who has made tens of thousands of wooden crosses to memorialize the dead, traveled to Pittsburgh from Illinois this week to install 11 Stars of David near the Tree of Life synagogue.
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"Some Days in April" (21977) is one of the balloon works Mayer used in part to memorialize both her parents and her friend, artist Ree Morton, who had been born and died in the month of April respectively.
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Visually, all we have are those paintings by John Trumbull, Charles Willson Peale and Gilbert Stuart, all of which are designed to memorialize iconic figures in patriotic scenes, where even dying men seem to be posing for posterity.
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C.J. Prinsloo, a big game hunter based in South Africa who was a friend of Mr. Botha, said he had posted on Facebook to memorialize his friend but deleted the post after it was inundated with negative comments.
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"This discovery at King High School is another example of how we must all work together to honor and memorialize every person who has contributed to Florida's history, and particularly those who historically have been forgotten," she said.
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Critic's Notebook FLORENCE, Italy — More than 16 million tourists descend on this city of 360,000 each year, most making a beeline for the ancient Ponte Vecchio to memorialize their visit with a cellphone held on a selfie wand.
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And, while they might not celebrate birthdays or these major holidays, one event that Jehovah's Witnesses absolutely do observe are funerals — they believe in taking time to grieve for the dead and to memorialize them with a modest program.
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Neither he nor Trump has disclosed details of their exchange, but Comey later released a public statement in which he said that as soon as he left the building he "felt compelled" to memorialize in writing what had occurred.
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Across the street from the fabled Stonewall Inn, these sculptures are part of the Stonewall National Monument preserved by the National Park Service to memorialize the most well known—but not the first—queer protest: the 1969 Stonewall Uprising.
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ABC 7 reported last week Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti wants to work with Bryant's family to find the best way to memorialize the star basketball player, who spent 20 years with the LA Lakers before retiring in 2016.
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Jackie clearly feels guilty about knowing what Adora did to Marion, but if her guilty conscience is also guiding her to memorialize Natalie it's possible that she's once again covering for Adora, this time for the Wind Gap murders.
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Both have made it their mission to memorialize the vital role that New York played in shaping the early American government, and they finally persuaded Councilwoman Margaret Chin, a Democrat who represents Lower Manhattan, to formally propose the new name.
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A monument has gone up near the Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden to memorialize the Staten Island Steam Ferry Octopus Disaster—a mysterious maritime tragedy that took the lives of 400 poor souls aboard the Cornelius G. Kloff in 1963.
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Mr. Bradley's doubts tell a story about the fog of war, the efforts of a son to memorialize his father and the apparent willingness of the Marines to at first brush aside questions about one of their most historic moments.
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I have recently held the tiny hands and feet of one of my own family member's children gently but firmly to etch their imprints into white concrete molds that memorialize the innocence of life both born and lost too soon.
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The Smithsonian says that 35 red dresses in different shapes and sizes have been hung around the National Museum of the American Indian to memorialize the potentially thousands of Native American women that go missing or are murdered each year.
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In 2009 and 2010, the foundation for Judge Roy Moore — who won a GOP runoff on Tuesday and is expected to win a general election this December — hosted an event by Confederate sympathizers to memorialize Alabama's 1861 secession from the union.
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"The FBI team agreed that Comey should memorialize his exchange with Trump because of the sensitive subject matter, the fact it would be their first meeting together, and because Comey anticipated he and Trump would be alone," Rybicki's interview summary states.
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If World War I has one last lesson to teach us, it is that, 100 years later, it is not too late to memorialize every American who has answered their nation's call, because it is never too late to remember.
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McConnell's office has not yet responded to a CNN request for comment this week as to whether the committee had ever been appointed and, if so, what work it has done so far to move toward the goal to memorialize McCain.
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This 360-degree video, narrated by Audra D.S. Burch, a national enterprise correspondent for The New York Times, explores this cultural reckoning and examines the role physical structures related to the Emmett Till case play in the efforts to memorialize him.
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Dozens of people, including Iceland's prime minister and other leaders, hiked to the site to install a plaque that carries a message to the future and memorialize the frozen body that once spanned 15 square miles but has since melted into a lake.
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Being given the opportunity to tell his story, both inside and outside of the ring, is a privilege, and a dream come true, and I couldn't have found better partners than LeBron and HBO to help memorialize 'The Greatest of All Time.
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Not only does ruler Kim Jong Un govern the nation on a policy known as byungjin — the parallel pursuit of nuclear weapons development and economic growth — but the pariah state has even built monuments at nuclear test sites to memorialize past ICBM tests.
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There are more than 90 Confederate monuments in public places other than cemeteries around the state, according to AP. Tuesday's statue removal in Winston-Salem comes as part of a larger effort to remove monuments that memorialize the Confederacy across the country.
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In the past two decades, many German towns have started to memorialize victims of the Holocaust with brass-plated cobblestones bearing their name and the place and circumstances of their death, usually placed in front of the home from which they were deported.
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In today's debates over the dismantling of historical monuments to racist and misogynist historical personages and oppressive power structures, Mayer's temporary monuments show us one way to come together and conjure our own personal ghosts as an alternative historical pantheon to memorialize.
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You've spoken about the difference between what the United States memorializes in its built environment and what other countries that have had a history of shameful violence and oppression memorialize in their built environments — what does that difference means for our collective consciousness?
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Here are a few other things to know about 21 Savage: He was once shot six times The rapper sports quite a few tattoos including the names "Larry" and "Johnny" to memorialize two of his best friends who were both shot and killed.
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Co-founder and CEO Milana Rabkin Lewis described the company's core offering as a way for collaborators to "memorialize the split" of the proceeds from a song — once they've uploaded a track, Stem can automatically handle splitting the payments among those collaborators.
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Jason Kessler, the rally's organizer and a self-described "pro-white" activist, submitted the applications late last month, saying the anniversary event aimed to memorialize "the sacrifices made by political dissidents" in August and "rally against civil rights abuse," according to the report.
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Perhaps what's slightly disappointing about The B-Side is that it comes very close to taking up weighty existential questions about how we choose to represent and memorialize ourselves, and how images mediate our relationships to our loved ones, but it stops short.
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This is where, on the advice of the pig farmer, Tin Nyo "adopted" not one but four pigs (from which at least one would be chosen for Ibaiama, the premium brand of ham), whose lives she would memorialize in photographs and video.
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Facebook currently offers a feature to "memorialize" an account when somebody passes away, but those accounts have been "treated similarly to any other Facebook user" — meaning their friends could be prompted to invite the dead to parties or to share birthday wishes.
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The DOJ watchdog has confirmed to Congress that his office is investigating ex-FBI Director James Comey over his decision to memorialize and leak his private conversations with President Trump, as well as his use of a private email account to conduct official FBI business.
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By calling for these statues to stay, Trump's endorsing reminders of the Confederacy (and what it stood for) to be reminders that lionize this past rather than memorialize its tragedy, and he further galvanizes the racist sentiment spurring sp many of these memorials to life.
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So naturally, a guy named Charlie in the UK has decided to memorialize this year's competition with an Instagram campaign he calls "The World Cup of Eggs," wherein he is preparing eggs in the tradition of each of the 32 teams in the tournament.
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In April, representatives from a consortium of nearly 20 colleges — including the University of Virginia, the College of William and Mary and Roanoke College — met to discuss their efforts to study and memorialize the enslaved blacks whose forced labor on campus had been mostly forgotten.
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As the $540 million National Museum of African American History and Culture on the Mall in Washington prepares to open this fall, more attention than ever will be paid to the story of slavery and emancipation that Mr. Wilder has sought to recount and memorialize.
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"When we were organizing the Women's March on Washington, we certainly didn't have an idea that it would become an organization afterwards—that it would become something that people wanted to memorialize as an anniversary," says Cassady Fendlay, Head of Communications at the Women's March.
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In January, authorities at Oriel, one of 21997 self-governing colleges at Oxford, conceded that a plaque near the statue, which commemorates "the great services rendered by Cecil Rhodes to his country" was an imperfect way to memorialize a man who for many symbolizes oppression.
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An exhibition of these everyday items — from scarves and robes to teacups and poems — seeks to memorialize a tiny fraction of the hundreds of thousands of civilians who have died violently since 21994 in Afghanistan, a country that rarely pauses to remember its victims.
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"This discovery at King High School is another example of how we must all work together to honor and memorialize every person who has contributed to Florida's history, and particularly those who historically have been forgotten," Ms. Cruz said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The library will feature "visual installations and a fully interactive, hands-on experience for hands of all sizes, giving patrons the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to memorialize and celebrate the many 'unpresidented' moments of President Trump's Twitter history," Comedy Central said in a statement.
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At the height of the AIDS epidemic in the late '80s, a group that included Cleve Jones, Mike Smith and Gert McMullin came together in San Francisco to create the quilt as a way to memorialize the names of loved ones who had died.
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Early Sunday morning, a Chicago house party held to memorialize a member of the community who died from gun violence last spring was interrupted by two gunmen who opened fire in and around the house, wounding 13 people, four of whom are in critical condition.
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A Stage for the Worst of Times is a miniature theatrical set created by Kaitlyn Schwalje from handcrafted objects and portraits to memorialize shocking occurrences, like The Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, the taxidermy of endangered animals, and the disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370.
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"In these times when acts of hate and violence are on the rise, we must remember our past and work to do better now and in the future," said Barbara Poma, owner of Pulse and head of the onePULSE Foundation, a nonprofit to memorialize the shooting.
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"What we set out to do was make a historical document we could all have to memorialize this important day," Sara Sophie-Flicker, a national organizer and volunteer for Women's March, who helped spearhead the book project, said when she took the mic to start the speeches.
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"When you go into a World War I battlefield, there are Stars of David there, but because those battlefields were just rows and rows and rows of crosses, the cross became, in people's minds, the preeminent symbol of how to memorialize World War I dead," she said.
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Veidt is currently protected by living a cushy life in his apparent space prison and has a fancy statue to memorialize him on Earth; Judd is dead, but no one has to question the true intentions of his cause if Angela covers up his KKK connection.
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When the Pistons walked off the court with 7.9 seconds left and refused to shake any Bulls players' hands in 1991, was that a sign of the gradual decay of sportsmanship in America or was it the redemptive bad-boy image of the Pistons we like to memorialize today?
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He does something that, when pretty much any other player does it, is the most embarrassing shit you can do to a defender, and yet, run of play continues unabated, the crowd doesn't lost their shit, the broadcast crew doesn't take a second out to memorialize Durant, nothing.
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Unlike official Defense Department-issued medals, they are a rare chance for self-expression for career military people who want to memorialize themselves and their actions, a tangible way of thanking yourself for your own service by showering those around you with tokens noting your rank and leadership.
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According to the Press-Herald, this isn't the first time PETA has tried to get granite memorials for non-human crash victims, including "hundreds of fish" in Irvine, California; "hundreds of terrified turkeys" in Sioux City, Iowa; and a proposed five-foot granite headstone to memorialize Nebraskan hogs headed to slaughter.
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"For those who always ask why, it's so people can memorialize Dad on the anniversary of his death however they wish without me having to feel bombarded by it, or pressured by the expectation put on myself or my family to publicly acknowledge or join in doing so," she wrote.
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"Asking people to vote for Mr. Nojay, I don't believe that's truly being done to memorialize the person; I believe it's because they want to get their own local person elected," Mr. Milne said on Monday, adding that he did not think Mr. Nojay had spoken for his constituents' interests.
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David Antonio Cruz depicts trans women who have been murdered in his "inmysleeplesssolitudetonight, portrait of the florida girls" (2019) in slightly hazy, but brightly colored paintings of his subjects — as if to memorialize the varied chromatic palette of their lives that Cruz will not allow to be dimmed in death.
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That tension has played out repeatedly since, in heated debates over recognizing war crimes, the persistence of imperial shrines that memorialize war heroes and war criminals alike in quasi-worship and the controversy over Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to make Japan a "normal" country by loosening restrictions on the military.
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In a town in Guatemala, grieving parents memorialize the journeys their adult children made to the United States: In rural areas of Guatemala, which have sent a steady stream of migrants north, the United States looms large in the popular imagination, and symbols of American life and culture are everywhere.
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As Ms. Okobi and her family prepare to bury and memorialize her brother on Tuesday, the case is drawing attention not only because it is yet another instance of a black man dying at the hands of the police, but also for its proximity to the Silicon Valley tech bubble.
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"If the land is turned back over to Hillsborough County Public Schools, our leaders will work with members of the Historical Response Committee to discuss proper ways to memorialize the individuals, how to best care for the space and learning opportunities for students at King High School and other schools."
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In an interview with lawyers from Jones Day, Mr. Eddy said Mr. Boren had not engaged in any misbehavior, Mr. Brewster said, adding that when he learned about that interview, he asked Mr. Eddy to memorialize his comments in a letter, which he did in a letter dated March 14.
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When deciding where to film, our focus was on identifying individuals for whom this history has a personal resonance: a descendant of a lynching victim, a descendant of a black newspaper editor who protested lynchings, a community activist working to memorialize this history, a pastor, a volunteer at a genealogy library.
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A growing number of them are turning their attention to languages that are extinct, endangered or particular to tiny groups of speakers in far-flung places with the aim of weaving these enigmatic utterances into musical works that celebrate, memorialize or mourn the languages and the cultures that gave birth to them.
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"If the land is turned back over to Hillsborough County Public Schools, our leaders will work with members of the historical response committee to discuss proper ways to memorialize the individuals, how to best care for the space, and learning opportunities for students at King High School and other schools," it said.
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I spend a huge amount of time listening to true crime podcasts, in which hosts like Steven Pacheco of Trace Evidence, Marissa Jones of The Vanished, Nina Innsted of Already Gone, the writers of Casefile, and several others I could name routinely go out of their way to memorialize and give biographies to victims.
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Now the trove of letters, manuscripts, photographs, F.B.I. surveillance reports, Christmas cards and thousands of other papers that memorialize Mr. Hoffman and his contentious role in American history have been sold to the University of Texas at Austin by Johanna Hoffman Lawrenson, his third wife and companion for the last 21987 years of his life.
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Before military working dogs were officially part of the US Armed Forces, a little dog named Sergeant Stubby was a fixture in the US's 102nd Infantry Regiment during World War I. In recent years, the sacrifices and heroism of military working dogs have gained more attention, and several memorials have been erected to memorialize them.
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It will be interesting to see if Instagram ever launches a feature to keep a photo private from the start – almost like a built-in "finstagram", which is what some people call their second, "fake" and secret Instagram account designed to memorialize personal photos and maybe share them with very close friends and family.
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"I have yet to see a case similar to ours, as to an individual being removed by US law enforcement authorities and there is not one piece of paper, there is not one note, there is not one iota of evidence to memorialize that an individual was removed from the United States," Curiel said.
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Marshall can be tender and sweet; he can memorialize the dead (from children to Presidents and Civil Rights leaders); he can praise beauty and rewrite history; he can evoke histories and events that have been neglected or glossed over; he can be sardonic; he can evoke fear and embrace anger; and he can be enigmatic.
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I spoke to Jason Scott, the founder of Archive Team, this month when Twitter announced it would delete the accounts of people who hadn't logged in in six months — which would include real people who happened to die (Twitter later said it is pausing this effort until it can figure out how to memorialize accounts).
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The exhibition ends with works created after the war that memorialize those who died — as seen in Violet Oakley's portrait of the lost solider Henry Howard Houston Woodward — or question the effects of the conflict, as seen in Carl Hoeckner's "The Homecoming of 1918" (1919), which depicts an infinite mass of emaciated and traumatized war victims.
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I like to think about the Walk of Fame growing: being more inclusive, more diverse, and being more reflective of those positive qualities of Hollywood and the entertainment industry that the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce thought to memorialize in the first place, instead of thinking about only the removal of those stars which no longer shine so brightly.
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Dozens of people, including Iceland's prime minister and other leaders, hiked to the site of the once-iconic Okjökull glacier, which was declared dead in 2014, to install a plaque that carries a message to the future, and to memorialize the frozen body that once spanned 15 square miles but has since melted into a lake.
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Spotify made attempts to memorialize XXXTentacion by pushing his music to the top of the influential RapCaviar playlist, which caused a controversy among fans and detractors alike who called it hypocritical for the streaming service to promote an artist on the same playlist they had kicked him off of a few weeks before due to his personal misconduct.
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After the report was released Thursday morning, a number of reporters went on Twitter to memorialize the discrepancies, which places the White House in an awkward position: the administration has been quick to trumpet Mueller's finding that there was no collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, but doing so implicitly acknowledges that the report undermines the president's credibility.
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The short visual loops are the best way to make pop culture references, avoid responding to emails with full sentences, capture a moment of natural beauty that can't be done justice with a photo, save a precious memory of your friend or lover doing something embarrassing, or memorialize your own face with an animated alien munching your nose off.
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If I'm so passionate, this line of thinking goes, about the profound nature of "babies" lost in early pregnancies — as well as the need to acknowledge a would-be parent's grief, parenthood and desire to memorialize a child-to-be — how could I also endorse, and support, a decision to stop a baby coming into being?
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WASHINGTON — For the clusters of onlookers, besuited power players and three former presidents who had all traveled to Washington National Cathedral, the muggy day was a historic opportunity to memorialize the life of Senator John McCain, who was remembered as a deeply patriotic war hero, a former Republican presidential candidate and a scrappy, humanly flawed, ultimately idealistic lawmaker.
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Among them: Choosing where to focus your attention (not on hating someone or something, which consumes energy); taking your time with the body of the one you love (there is no mad rush to bury or memorialize beloved); and re-establish routines, particularly if you have children, who may need that structure even more than you do.
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Twitter has changed its tune regarding inactive accounts after receiving a lot of user feedback: It will now be developing a way to "memorialize" user accounts for those who have passed away, before proceeding with a plan it confirmed this week to deactivate accounts that are inactive in order to "present more accurate, credible information" on the service.
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Here, too, Comey restates the reason why he felt he had to memorialize his meetings with the president: Warner: And so in all your experience, this was the only president that you felt like in every meeting you needed to document because at some point, using your words, he might put out a non-truthful representation of that meeting.
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In Hortense Spillers' widely cited essay, "Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe: An American Grammar Book," Spillers describes how the "captive flesh/body" was treated as a "living laboratory" by the captor, though she laments that most won't be up to the task of retrieving these "mutilated female bodies" — meaning that most won't truly memorialize and identify with them now.
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But before that, when death was an intimate, in-home experience, daily life, including food and eating, was tied up in it.. Not that food isn't part of today's funerary customs—most apre-funeral experiences are heaped with food—but these days what we eat is to comfort the living, not to memorialize or save the souls of the dead.
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The 2017 Billboard Music Awards brought the kind of bizarre celeb moments great award shows are made of: Drake met Celine Dion and announced plans to memorialize the moment by inking her face on his skin; a 71-year-old Cher performed — her first time at an awards show in 15 years — in sheer bodysuits and a nipple pasty that caused widespread confusion.
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As the one year anniversary of the monumental march approached, it became clear that people wanted to not only memorialize the event, but re-envision it with goals that consider both our current political climate one year into the Trump administration and the impending 2018 midterm elections—which some say could change the course of American politics far beyond the current presidency.
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And in the fall, he backed a grass-roots campaign for a historic plaque to memorialize the one-time Tooting resident Sidney Lewis, the youngest British soldier to serve in World War I — joining up at age 12 and fighting in the Battle of the Somme, before his mother tracked him down and arranged for the Army to send him home.
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Because of that, despite Trump's relentless characterization of the document as verbatim transcript, in reality what the public has read of his call with Zelensky is based on the "notes and recollections of Situation Room Duty Officers and NSC policy staff assigned to listen and memorialize the conversation in written form as the conversation takes place," according to the White House.
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This Memorial Day, which is a day of remembrance to honor the fallen, there is no greater way to do that than to give them a physical memorial on the national mall where those who fought alongside them, those who mourn them, those who loved them, and those who just want to honor and remember them can come together as a nation to memorialize their sacrifices.
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To celebrate this year's Veterans Day, Sato has shared with BuzzFeed News a selection of portraits from his book, as well as his own words on the legacy of Japanese-Americans internment in the United States: The focus of this project is to memorialize the legacy of what Japanese-Americans did for this country, and to introduce it to those who do not know.
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In another conflict between the mostly democratized Hong Kong and its repressive government, China has been threatening, with advancing hostility over the years, to repress Hong Kong's annual vigil for Tiananmen Square, one of the few places where resident Chinese citizens are able to remember and memorialize the victims; this year, the vigil took place amid speculation that it could be the last such vigil held, just a week before police violence escalated the Hong Kong protests.
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So as we reckon with how to memorialize people like Bryant, who have been undeniably great and also accused of great harm, we should also think about those who say they were harmed: how they are treated by the media and the public when they come forward, how their stories are remembered when all the attention has died down, and whether they're allowed to have lives that are about more than the trauma they say they endured.
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"The library in Washington, D.C. will feature visual installations and a fully interactive, hands-on experience for hands of all sizes, giving patrons the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to memorialize and celebrate the many 'unpresidented' moments of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's Twitter history," Comedy Central said in a statement.
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The Department of Justice's (DOJ) inspector general (IG) is investigating former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE's handling of memos he wrote to memorialize his conversations with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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The recent FBI raid of the president's personal lawyer Michael Cohen; last week's release of the James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE memos that memorialize the bizarre interactions he had with the president; the release of Comey's book; and the just-announced Democratic National Committee (DNC) lawsuit alleging conspiracy between the Trump campaign, Russia and Wikileaks, all show that we're closing in on the truth — and Trump is scared.
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Mine prominently includes, alongside the pieces I've already mentioned, works by Edgar Degas ("Like Life" might justly be picketed were it lacking "The Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dancer," modelled circa 1880 and cast in 1922), Augustus Saint-Gaudens (poignant busts in white marble and in pigmented wax, made in the mid-eighteen-nineties to memorialize the deceased young wife of a patron), Auguste Rodin (the uncanny glass "Mask of Hanako," depicting the face of a Japanese actress, from 1911), and Duane Hanson (from 1969-70 and 1984, hyperrealistic tableaux, starring a frowsy working-class housewife and a weary housepainter, that curiously become ever more affecting as their period looks recede in time).
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