Is this because they are mirror images of each other?
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The last stops were funhouse mirror images of the first.
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"I actually don't think they are mirror images," Fencl said.
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The two parties are not mirror images of each other, though.
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You're mirror images of strength and perseverance, not desperation and loneliness.
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Home and away, both contests were mirror images of each other.
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The blue sky reflected off the water, creating mirror images everywhere.
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The g's were mirror images instead of mismatched as DiMaggio composed them.
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The February and March employment reports were mirror images of each other.
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They begin doing the same steps like mirror images of each other.
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They are mirror images of each other, the mad and the bad.
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"In almost every meaningful respect, these plans are mirror images," he added.
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To many voters, right and left are mirror images that cannot be trusted.
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Matter and antimatter look like exact mirror images of one another, after all.
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The structure embodies the play's central and cleverly executed motif of mirror images.
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The previous one, called DooD, made mirror images of all levels and interface elements.
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Fortunately, Adobe Photoshop CC 2020 makes it easy to create mirror images of pictures.
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Scientists once assumed that these auroral light shows were mirror images of each other.
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Normal ketamine is a mixture of two molecules that are mirror images of each other.
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Powered up in the 153s, Units 215 and 2015 are mirror images of each other.
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They are not quite mirror images of each other—but they are not far off.
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In some ways, Mr. Van Hollen and Ms. Edwards are mirror images of one another.
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Byrne says he sees the disconnect between reality, mirror images and photos frequently in his practice.
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The rooms are mirror images, with round beds warmed by 1960s cherry-red free-standing fireplaces.
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At their most basic level, Betty and Veronica are supposed to be each other's mirror images.
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To understand the force of "Little Women," consider some recent mirror images from the political arena.
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The droids, which stand 3.5-feet tall, are mirror images of the ones in the iconic films.
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These fluffy, sometimes sheered beauties dot the countryside like mirror images of the clouds in the sky.
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Bella and Gigi Hadid clearly are cut from the same cloth ... from behind they are mirror images.
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At one point in the season, the two teams appeared to be mirror images of each other.
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There are four of them, two for magnetism and two for electricity that look like near mirror images.
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Matt Yglesias Ezra, you've written before about how Democrats and Republicans aren't just mirror-images of each other.
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Instead, they are turning themselves into mirror images of the most unrepentant Republican demagogues of the last decade. .
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They're mirror images of each other, which means the amount of energy you have to expend is the same.
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In those districts, Democrats see mirror images of some of their top House targets in 22010 -- including Colorado Rep.
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"They are mirror images of each other," said Howard Gleckman, senior fellow at the non-partisan Tax Policy Center.
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The girls had spent the year since their birth facing each other like mirror images they could not escape.
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The feedback software occasionally glitches, causing the virtual mirror images to disconnect from the kids actual movements and positions.
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But their childhoods, rather than mirror images, trace a kind of parabola: two archetypes of the African immigrant narrative.
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The Northern and Southern Lights come from opposite ends of the planet's magnetic field but are hardly mirror images.
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Between the lines: The two parties are almost exact mirror images of each other, with independents caught in the middle.
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The two faces seem like incongruous mirror images, their weight balanced atop a thin structure supported by a round base.
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In addition, the stream could be split into two separate air flows, but only as mirror images of each other.
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These two groups — the very well paid and the not at all well paid — are mirror images of each other.
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Our parents, like their parents — the odd war bride aside — had paired off with people who were their mirror images.
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And there are other doubles all over the movie: window reflections, twins, mirror images, and, of course, the doppelgängers themselves.
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By using mirror images of a hand, he was able to alleviate the agonizing symptoms of phantom limb syndrome in amputees.
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Ordinary ketamine is a racemic medication, meaning it is made up of two molecules that are mirror images of each other.
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Cigarette prices in Zürich and Geneva are exact mirror images of each other, reflecting the impact of Swiss national tax rules.
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Anna filed her response to the divorce at exactly the same time and the 2 documents are mirror images of each other.
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Mr. McAuliffe and Mr. Wang are, in a sense, mirror images: wealthy self-made men with intertwined careers in business and politics.
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"They're creating mirror images of some of the criticism heaped on the Kremlin, and throwing it back at the West," he says.
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They are taking mirror images of their good side and copying it, photoshopping their own pictures before posting them to social media.
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The two couples become mirror images of each other; that they are two sets of identical twins makes things even more mirrored.
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There is a specter that both haunts and animates the mirror images; each subject is posed similarly and shares a facial expression.
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Current physics theory, what physicists call the Standard Model, predicts that the twins should always behave as mirror images of each other.
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The tools offered by Apple and Google are almost mirror images of one another, but Google goes a bit deeper than Apple.
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The title sequence remains one of TV's best, a series of strange mirror images that suggest a Los Angeles turning inward against itself.
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But if matter and antimatter really end up looking like exact mirror images, it would add to one of the universe's biggest mysteries.
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Though the colors differ slightly — Kate's is green, while Diana's is more blue — the dresses are otherwise near mirror images of one another.
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Each is clued with a pun, and each has two parts that are homophonic mirror images, or reversals, or "flips" of each other.
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Have we grown so accustomed to the mirror images they provide that we're no longer capable of identifying with better versions of ourselves?
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There's a tendency to imagine the parties as mirror images of each other, and thus to believe they can easily follow the other's strategies.
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But the subversive tale of self-reinvention and the feel-good re-creation of a vanished, simpler era turn out to be mirror images.
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There is something surreal about these scenes in particular; Camille and Alice feel so connected that it's almost as if they were mirror images.
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Mirror images on the issues The new Public Religion Research Institute study, its annual American Values Survey, underscores the implications of a reconfiguring partisan alignment.
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It turns cataclysmic when another family of mysterious origin — their mirror images, but as filtered through a particularly ghastly nightmare — shows up on their doorstep.
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Since there are exactly two significant political parties in the United States, it's natural to think of them as essentially mirror images of each other.
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Mr. Owens also offered two elaborately constructed Versailles gowns, bustles and all, one in cream, one in black, like mirror images of good and evil.
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There's no difference between a particle and its antiparticle partner aside from having the reverse value of some of their intrinsic properties—they're like mirror images.
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But here, watching these two men colliding in the weirdest way possible, you see that they have, somehow, become bizarre warped mirror images of the other.
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To add to each scene, you can also tack on or layer in different shapes, adjust the opacity of colors, flip or mirror images, and more.
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It's easy to think of the Democratic and Republican parties as mirror images of each other or assume that trends influencing one party are influencing the other.
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The crowds are mirror images — drawn to each other, fed by each other — gathering every day not to cross the border, but to stare each other down.
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Romantic attachment and disappointment are presented as mirror images of social attachment and disappointment, a stance that, were it not for the jokes, would seem almost Chekhovian.
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They signal which people in a multi-racial, half-female country Trump values the opinions of: mostly white men who are mirror images of the President himself.
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To date — and despite the conflict — Russia and Ukraine share cross-border businesses and illicit networks and have mirror images of the same types of corruption schemes.
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In fact, the two paintings are mirror images, revealing a visual exchange between the era of Cassatt and the age of the Ergobaby that is forged by women.
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Many people in the commentariat are utterly committed to the view that the two major parties are mirror images of each other, despite vast evidence to the contrary.
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Tugging lightly but insistently on the masks we wear in order to fit in, the film's writer and director, Ray Yeung, creates mirror images of suppression and alienation.
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The way their mouths curl up and down in mirror images of one another evokes the doubled masks of comedy and tragedy often used as shorthand for theater.
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The mother-daughter duo attended Molly R. Stern X Sarah Chloe Jewelry Collaboration Launch Dinner in West Hollywood, California, on Monday looking like absolute mirror images of each other.
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Don't let these two almost mirror images of Ashley Graham blast you down ... shoot your shot and see if you can figure out the differences between these gameday photos!
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While each timeline features a disappearance — a baby and a middle-aged woman both go missing — these not-quite-palindromic years are less mirror images, more cause and effect.
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In planning a bar mitzvah for twins, she had mirror images of their silhouettes printed onto invitations, custom guitar picks and the two sides of a Ping-Pong table.
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He also admits that the GNN falls down in one key area: so-called chiral pairs, which have the same atoms and bonds, but arranged as mirror images of one another.
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And that was particularly true in two period pieces that seemed like funhouse mirror images of one another: Mary Queen of Scots and the much kookier and more transgressive The Favourite.
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Superman villains General Zod and Bizarro have both served as dark mirror images of Superman, ways to explore what would happen if his powers were unmoored from his Kansas-grown morality.
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The film's ample sets provide a vast canvas for casting shadows, and Whale takes full advantage, using the light of the moon and bright, amorphous fire to create mirror images of figures.
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To argue that Clinton controversies pale in comparison to Trump controversies invariably gives the complaints a partisan sheen, and that makes them easily dismissed as mirror-images of conservative media bias allegations.
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There's this extended sequence of ejaculation; they do this early video graphic overlay, and it goes on and on and on with images of ejaculation and mirror images of the woman's face.
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Prior to Wu's work, the laws of physics stated that all objects and their mirror images behaved in the same way, symmetrically, meaning that nature could not distinguish between right and left.
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In the cut-and-paste landscape of Kim's Corner Food, 2D collages sit below or dangle above their 3D counterparts like mirror images and are reminders of art's own stake in capitalist production.
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And what was accomplished, except to create the perception among much of the public that the gun-toting KKK fascists and gun-toting CWP anti-fascists were but mirror images of each other?
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That's because the four red-clothed figures who break into Adelaide's vacation home are twisted mirror images of her husband (Winston Duke), her two children (Shahadi Wright Joseph and Evan Alex) and herself.
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Their hair has been pulled into identical, tightly braided ponytails, presumably to emphasize them as mirror images of each other, but also to avoid the distractions of stray locks falling into their faces.
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Working toward each other from opposite ends of a stretch of roof, the partners were mirror images as they moved along a horizontal wooden batten that had been nailed across the roof's surface.
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Human cloning isn't merely the plot of Orphan Black: it's here, it's real, and it's the only explanation for why Reese Witherspoon and her daughter Ava Phillippe look like mirror images of one another.
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The brotherhood of the Teamsters and the brotherhood of the mob are mirror images of each other, divided by a very porous barrier between the legal and the illegal, the righteous and the depraved.
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However, it wasn't until the early-to-mid-2000s that scientists could use satellites to observe both auroras at the same time, which allowed space physicists to clearly see that they weren't mirror images.
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"As radio stations, we have to be mirror images of our community," said one program director at a midwestern R&B station, who asked to remain anonymous due to concerns of retaliation from their employer.
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" In 1982, his successor, Violet Holmes, defended the long tradition of racial bias, arguing that the dancers needed to be "mirror images" of each other and that "one or two black girls would definitely distract.
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LA Confidential works best as a character study—particularly when focusing on the mirror images of Exley and White, who each spend much of the film straining to turn themselves into what the other is naturally.
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Trump and Democratic rival Hillary Clinton's tax plans differ like mirror images, especially when it comes to how they treat investment fund managers and other wealthy Americans, according to separate reports by the Tax Policy Center.
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The book argued that America's two major political parties weren't mirror images of each other; they were different kinds of coalitions that were composed in different ways, saw politics through different lenses, and employed different tactics.
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Haunting mirror images of the Chorus of Prisoners are projected behind the Chorus themselves, creating the effect of an infinite kaleidoscope of Prisoners, as they sing "we work / we move / we break" with a harsh, percussive cadence.
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They moved in unison, like mirror images — Mr. Wise, tall and lanky, opposite Mr. Livingston, short and sturdily built — except that Mr. Wise lagged just a few seconds behind as he mimicked Mr. Livingston's tie-tying moves.
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The Democratic base appeared intent on ignoring the fact that large swaths of the United States were not mirror images of Manhattan's Upper West Side, while the GOP was all too gleeful reminding everyone else of that fact.
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But for most of Thursday night, the Rangers could have been forgiven for believing they were seeing their mirror images wearing the white, blue and orange of the Oilers, who rely on speed and pace from every line.
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Any Democrat will tilt in the opposite direction, but the parties are not mirror images of each other, and it would be unusual for a Democratic administration to choose a program of maximum regulatory aggression on every front.
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One consideration is how it would be staged since every number is paired with dance moves (devised by Mullally) that look particularly surreal because the women are mirror images of each other, complete with identical costumes, glasses and hairdos.
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MDMA, whether it's finding its way into your speckled pills and grubby baggies, or being used for clinical trials, is made up of an equal mix of two forms—or "enantiomers"—which are seemingly identical but actually mirror images of each other.
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In the 116th Congress sworn in last week, Republicans and Democrats now control districts that represent virtual mirror images of each other across a wide range of key measures, from racial composition and education to income and age, a new CNN analysis has found.
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The parties are mirror images of each other on the top-line question: 86 percent of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents say the trial should result in Trump staying in power, and 153 percent of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents say he should be removed.
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My conclusion, after running these funhouse mirror images by some friends to ask whether they'd recognize me if they saw these pics on the evening news: The "enhance" button may not be good enough for use by law enforcement yet, but it's getting quite close.
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While this Halloween is a little busier (and funnier) than its predecessor, they're essentially mirror images of one another: The 20183 version had little to offer in terms of exposition, instead focusing on Laurie, her friends, and the masked killer picking them off one by one.
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It's as if the film is trying to replicate the historical figures exactly, which is almost always the wrong approach when it comes to historical movies, resulting in performances that are trying to be mirror images of real people, rather than performances that capture the characters.
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Sanders' voters are more likely to be mirror images of President Donald Trump's voters: working class and fed up with the current dysfunction in Washington, just on the other end of the political spectrum Warren's voters are certainly liberal, but they are well-educated and aren't anywhere near as anti-establishment.
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Ms. Azrieli's latest evening-length work, "Mirror Furor," deals with echoes, repetitions and mirror images, yet the cast she has assembled is anything but symmetrical in age and experience: The group of four includes a dancer (Eleanor Smith), an actor (Massimiliano Balduzzi), a child (Ezra Azrieli Holzman) and the choreographer.
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But finding, in consecutive paragraphs, Miranda's imperturbable aunt described as "a slab of granite" and a pair of twins characterized as "identical as peas" and "walking mirror images" may mean that we find ourselves reading not for the pleasures of language but more simply out of curiosity about what will happen next.
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The drug that will likely debut first is called "esketamine"—but according to emergency room doctor Darragh O'Carroll, who frequently prescribes ketamine at the University of Southern California Medical Center, the difference is negligible, and comes down to chirality—meaning the two drugs' molecules are mirror images and are technically only slightly different.
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In one distinctively complex passage, seven are in three horizontal rows: Each row is doing something quite different in tempo, and the two dancers of the middle row are moving as mirror images of each other (left-right versus right-left), while the three in the back row are moving in unison.
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By the end of the movie, Peele makes it clear through his symbolism that deer and Kaluuya's character Chris are intended to be mirror images of one another, drawing a parallel between black men being prized as trophies just like the taxidermy deer hanging on the wall in the room where Chris was held captive.
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What Grossman and Hopkins do is try to document the very real differences in the two parties' structure — not in terms of value judgments, but in terms of how they work: Scholars commonly assume that the American left and right are configured as mirror images to each other, but in fact the two sides exhibit important and underappreciated differences.
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Krall's motivation and background are not as fleshed out as they could be — it's still a big summer action movie, after all — but they're very much in keeping with the spirit of the original series, where the villains were often mirror images of the heroes who simply took a different path, and the Federation's particular ideas were central to the conflict.
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And all along the way, Peele is seeding in exposition, like when we learn that Adelaide and her family aren't the only ones being menaced by their doubles (who are called "Tethers" in the film, because they're tethered to their mirror images), and the film cuts away to the vicious murder of two of their friends (Tim Heidecker and Elisabeth Moss) by the friends' doubles.
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She explains that because of the milestones in Adelaide's life — meeting her husband, having children, enduring complications with her second pregnancy, having a C-section — Red was forced to go through clumsy mirror images of the same events, taking on the mute, brutish Abraham (Winston Duke, who also plays Adelaide's affable husband Gabe) as a life partner, and tearing her own body open in order to birth her own damaged version of Jason.
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Elena Delle Donne, the 23-foot-5 inside-outside threat and former W.N.B.A. Most Valuable Player, presents impossible matchup questions — but so does Seattle's 6-4 answer to Delle Donne in Breanna Stewart, the 2018 M.V.P. "You have two teams that are mirror images in a lot of ways," Thibault said a few hours before his first coaches' meeting to game plan for Friday night's game, which will be played at 9 Eastern in Seattle, the opener of a best-of-five series.
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