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DP: More graphic than — JH: Yeah, I don't want the shooting!
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Many of those public killings were more graphic than Gambino's video.
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Or the next video surfaces, with even more graphic and irrefutable evidence.
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And in more graphic detail than the American public has ever seen.
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Today, you'll likely find fewer Picassos and Pollocks and more graphic designers.
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Another way to make it more graphic is to apply a treatment.
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It's timeless, but can easily be played up for a more graphic approach.
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Some issues are more graphic than others, but there's no strategy behind it.
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In 2016, more graphic images provided a reminder of the war's real cost.
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Roth, Mailer and Updike were far more graphic in their descriptions decades ago.
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Far more graphic is Bryce's rape of Hannah, which we see very clearly.
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"It was difficult to write about things that were more graphic," he said.
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" A Mideast ally sums it up in more graphic terms as "a freaking mess.
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The trailer suggests the show will commit to some of the book's more graphic moments.
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This doesn't mean I need to start eating more hamburgers and wearing more graphic tees.
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One of Ruffalo's more graphic posts shows some of the police violence at the protest.
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It has more back story, more exposition, more special effects, more (and more graphic) violence.
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In any case ... Lizzo's upgraded from "kiss my ass" to something a bit more graphic.
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It's kind of like those Disney Read-Along books but with more graphic descriptions of cumshots.
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This label signifies the rated content can contain slightly more graphic fantasy violence and mild bad language.
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In addition to pinks and blues, you'll see a lot more graphic prints and themes with Pillowfort.
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As the visual effects get more and more graphic, the satirical thriller turns into a gore fest.
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"I've never seen a more graphic, compelling illustration of a crime scene that was fabricated," she said.
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Finding an editor is next, and work is underway to give its fact checks more graphic appeal.
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This captivating film offers a strong argument for more graphic novelists to apply their creativity to animation.
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More graphic-intensive tasks like rendering 4K video will see huge gains thanks to the two extra cores.
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If I'm going out at night, then I'll probably go for a black, something a bit more graphic.
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It was definitely my intention to put those quieter moments in alongside or interspersed with the more graphic work.
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The worst part, when they entered the van with Fakhir when he's lost his leg, that's even more graphic.
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Everyone's like, 'oh, the more graphic the better,' but actually, I think human desire is more complex than that.
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Those images are believed to provide grisly evidence of prisoner abuse and are far more graphic than those just released.
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Get used to hearing these four words when it comes more graphic, provocative, controversial news stories: Facebook Live, citizen journalism.
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The new console is also getting an upgraded graphics card and processor so it could run more graphic-intense games.
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Another significant factor, Mr. Griepp said, are libraries, which have added more graphic novels to their collections over the years.
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I've told hundreds of people in the industry the story in more graphic detail basically to warn them off this individual.
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To go alongside the newly updated MacBook Pros, Apple is selling a product for users who need more graphic processing power.
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They produced some very nice chair cushions that make use of the old designs in a simpler and more graphic way.
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Within minutes of publication, Twitter ignited over the more graphic language from Scaramucci – who is under a week into his new job.
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Unlike the first — cursive writing that per Page Six spells out her middle name, Jordan — Kaia's second design is far more graphic.
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Jackson's sits near the crook of her elbow, right above a portrait of her father, Michael and below a more graphic design.
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This captivating film's success offers a strong argument — and hopefully an encouragement — for more graphic novelists to apply their creativity to animation.
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The colors are brighter, the shapes more graphic, and the hairstyles exude an easy, but deliberate, elegance that we're going ga-ga over.
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Los Angeles, land of the messy lob and air-dried waves, is officially enamored with a more-graphic look: the bob with bangs.
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The others are more graphic, with saturated grounds populated by myriad shapes — each a distinct hue — that are evenly dispersed across the surface.
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She also posted a more graphic photo of one of the hunter's injuries after the attack, showing his face is covered in blood.
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Overnight, though, even more graphic videos showing Dao being dragged off the flight, covered in blood, triggered further outrage on social media on China.
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But as the book continues, and it becomes more and more intense and more and more graphic, you do start to become desensitised somewhat.
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In Caroline Kepnes' original novel, Beck is killed by Joe, but the scene is far more graphic in its depiction of her death by choking.
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The museum has been renovated to present even more graphic renditions of violence that the North accuses "American imperialist wolves" of committing in late 1950.
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" Actor/comedian Rickey Thompson was a bit more graphic in his Instagram video post to his 5.6 million followers which he captioned "Stay TF Home.
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Mae told Business Insider that Instagram would remove sex workers&apos explicit, yet censored, photos while allowing more graphic content from celebrities like Kim Kardashian.
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Heinemann's carefully crafted, oblique narrative suggests that the right words are not going to be found in ever-more-graphic, frontal approaches to 'gruesome carnage.
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Among the parting gifts was a hard-bound book titled, "15 July: Treason of the Century — Victory of the Century," filled with more graphic photos.
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"The movie version [of 1984] is much more graphic than what we put onstage," points out Olivia Wilde, who's currently starring in the Broadway production.
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Some may find the very existence of IMFDB unsettling, but there are far more graphic spaces on the internet devoted to guns and killing on screen.
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Apple has since banned the word "butt" from pulling up search results (plenty of other more graphic or suggestive words were banned from the get-go).
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But more to the point with a system like this, it's an important upgrade for users performing more graphic resource-intensive tasks like photo and video editing.
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Casual games like Subway Surfers and Candy Crush run fine, but the more graphic-intense ones like Asphalt 240: Airborne choked and stuttered every now and then.
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Facebook will soon display more graphic content including violence and nudity that would normally violate its policies as long as the imagery is newsworthy or important enough.
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Cigarette warning labels Those warning labels on a pack of cigarettes could become a lot more graphic, if a proposed rule from the FDA goes into effect.
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Even the barest scan of the internet and social media overnight, however suggests the more graphic material in the dossier will linger in the public mind for years.
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It appears other parts of the world felt that pain, too, as shown by a more graphic cover featuring the words "America First," by German magazine Der Spiegel.
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She told Breitbart she wanted the book to be something she could "proudly tell people about … at church" and so didn't want to include the more graphic details.
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Swift was repeatedly asked about what she thought Mueller did with his hand, and her descriptions became increasingly more graphic: "He stuck it right up," she said under oath.
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Wired was able to replicate Watson's claims and said the videos it encountered often included little girls playing, swimming, or eating popsicles, and in some cases more graphic content.
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Bana Alabed, a Syrian girl who gained worldwide notoriety for tweeting during the Syrian regime's siege on Aleppo, shared more graphic photos of the aftermath of the chemical attack.
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De Sade has captivated artists and psychologists for centuries, but looking at some of the more graphic illustrations in the book, Napoleon's decision to imprison him seems rather reasonable.
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The league had suspended Rice for two games when the incident was first reported, but weeks later, when more graphic video was released, Commissioner Roger Goodell suspended Rice indefinitely.
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"Temporarily got off Facebook because there's no character count so the death threats from the @NRA cultists are a bit more graphic than those on twitter," Cameron Kasky tweeted.
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Aaron Sims, who did visual effects for the show, told Screen Crush that Barb's original death scene was far more graphic — and he shared the concept art to prove it.
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In a new lawsuit, Nikki adds much more graphic detail about the alleged violence ... claiming she was hit so hard in the face, head and breasts she ended up bleeding.
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Why is it important for you to be super up-front with your audience not only about the emotional aspect of your transition, but also the more graphic medical aspects?
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Combining whimsical drawings with clever rhyming couplets, the diary — more graphic novel than ordinary journal — portrays the physical and emotional hardships of a spirited stick figure, the author's alter ego.
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These include religious faith and developments in medicine, which have made fetuses viable at an earlier stage, provided more graphic pictures of their emergence, and made even difficult pregnancies less daunting.
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For us beauty aficionados, that means changing up our tried-and-true looks with a more graphic cat-eye or ditching our same ol' red lipstick for something dark and moody.
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While my niece knows only the gist of what happened, my 12-year-old nephew has seen a few of the more graphic videos that circulated on social media early on.
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" She put the reason behind her vegan lifestyle in much more graphic terms when she told V Magazine in 2014, "Ultimately, no one wants cow tit pus in their food, do they?
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"These people are taking horrific situations and making them even more graphic than they were without any concern for the living victims of these crimes and I think that's horrible and crass."
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Facebook does not fully know why people are posting more graphic violence but believes continued fighting in Syria may have been one reason, said Alex Schultz, Facebook's vice president of data analytics.
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Many countries around the world, but not the United States, have tweaked these warnings over the years, making them bigger, more colorful and more graphic to keep their effect from wearing off.
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Within 24 hours, I received more than 150 messages—some more graphic than others, and many with no mention of CPAP or sleep apnea, but those are stories for a different day.
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This is the product that tests for disease, not to be more graphic than that, and I think it's kind of played out frankly and I'm not going to go back to it.
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The bully brutally sodomizes Tyler with a broom handle, in a scene that's much more graphic than the rape scenes of the first season; you see the bloody broom handle at the end.
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While he wouldn't go into detail about some of the more graphic DMs, he did share one story about a not-so-secret admirer trying to pull up with a friend after a show.
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"These people are taking horrific situations and making them even more graphic than they were without any concern for the living victims of these crimes and I think that's horrible and crass," she added.
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However, expanding out ideas of literacy to include a more graphic lexicon not only elevates comics, graphic novels, and other narrative art forms, it allows us to read the ancient world much more successfully.
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His kappazuri, although more graphic and stark, are the result of a time-consuming, one-man process that involved cutting, pasting, lifting, and reinforcing handmade paper, making the ensuing neat prints all the more impressive.
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After being in the spotlight since she was 20, her red carpet evolution is expansive, covering multiple hair color changes (none of which ignite hindsight embarrassment — wtf?), bold lipstick choices, and even more graphic eyeliner.
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" Defending the show's more graphic scenes, writer Nic Sheff previously told Vanity Fair, "Facing these issues head-on — talking about them, being open about them — will always be our best defense against losing another life.
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Advocates for victims of domestic violence had called that penalty light and only after the release of more graphic video footage in which Rice could be seen punching her did the league suspend him indefinitely.
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At the start of next year, all cigarette packs will look exactly the same; plain dark green packages with the brand name denoted in small uniform typeface with even larger and more graphic health warnings.
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Two female characters are raped in the film, and the more graphic scene involves the wife of Turner's friend Hark, played by Gabrielle Union, who penned her own piece on why she took the part.
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Fuller admitted that since the show will be on CBS All Access, "we're not subject to broadcast standards and practices," which will allow them a "broader spectrum" of content and the potential for more graphic scenes.
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It also includes links to even more graphic content that lives on Google+, a platform that has largely gone undiscussed amid its parent company Alphabet's overtures about eliminating radical content on both YouTube and Google Search.
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" As he glued and whittled, he occasionally studied a reminder pinned to his bulletin board, which he'd written after listening outside the door during screenings of "Beginners": "Stronger, faster paced, more punch, no lulls, more graphic.
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It comes one week after Facebook announced that it would be relaxing some of its content posting policies, essentially allowing for more graphic and potentially offensive posts on the platform, so long as they are deemed newsworthy.
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Selections were shared earlier this year by the New York Times and Wired, and you can find the full portfolio on his website (although be warned that some photographs are more graphic than those in this post).
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But Munch died in 1944 at the age of 80 after making art for six decades, some 1,700 paintings and many times more graphic works, most of which are far from the expressionist turmoil of the 1890s.
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With his third album, the pointedly titled "Dirty Mind," Prince moved from typical R&B romance to raunchier, more graphic scenarios; he posed on the cover against a backdrop of bedsprings and added more rock guitar to his music.
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Though smoking rates have steadily declined over the years, with fewer new smokers every year, smoking remains one of the most significant public health threats in the U.S. And countries elsewhere have long since adopted more graphic tobacco warnings.
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" One of the writers from the Netflix show, Nic Sheff, defended the more graphic scenes, telling Vanity Fair, "Facing these issues head-on — talking about them, being open about them — will always be our best defense against losing another life.
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According to another recent study conducted by the Air Force, drone analysts in the "kill chain" are exposed to more graphic violence — seeing "destroyed homes and villages," witnessing "dead bodies or human remains" — than most Special Forces on the ground.
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Mr. Trump was already shaken by photos his staff had shown him of children dying after the Syrian government's chemical weapons attack — far more graphic than those the public had seen — so the president did not need a lot of convincing.
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Despite YouTube's claims to be cleaning up this content, YouTube so far still continues to monetize videos that eroticize young children and that serve as hubs for pedophiles to network and trade information and links to more graphic child pornography.
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The lyrics are what you'd expect if you know the song, except for a couple notes 'Pac jotted down on the side -- the names of rappers he may have been thinking about featuring ... and a much more graphic note on the last page.
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Igloo Tornado "One day we were just sitting around," says author, illustrator, and designer Tom Neely, "and we had this idea" that what the world needed was more graphic novels combining homoerotic drawings—a la Tom of Finland—with the edgy vagaries of punk rock.
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"Bargaining, Part 2" (season 6, episode 2) "Bargaining, Part 53" is where Buffy's writing staff really starts to take advantage of the laxer standards and practices department of its new network, UPN: The violence is more graphic and bloodier than it ever was on the WB, and the villains are tossing around rape threats.
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In "Christ Displaying His Wounds" (around 1625-35), for example, Giovanni Antonio Galli, known as Lo Spadarino, gives an even more graphic depiction of the gash in Jesus's side than Caravaggio does in his "Incredulity of St. Thomas," dispensing with Thomas and the other disciples to make us, the viewers, the witnesses to this gruesome wound.
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But no one knows how to respond except in terms already aired in the workshop— Hard to understand, couldn't follow all the sentences, had trouble figuring out what was going on and who was who… The new material, which Kroff reads with breathless relish, is even more graphic and painful than usual: a depiction of a garroting, at poetic length, as if Sade, William Burroughs, and Jean Genet had collaborated.
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