White morphs are snowy in winter and brown-grey in summer, while blue morphs stay a ravishing indigo, brown and charcoal mix year-round.
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I turn back to survey the loft-like living area, with a kitchen that morphs into a dining area that morphs into a living room, all of it filled with stylish modern furniture.
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Every image is unique and morphs seamlessly into its successor.
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Comedy is ripe with rejection, which seamlessly morphs into depression.
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The page you were on morphs into a Caribbean timeshare ad.
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Over the course of three seasons, Janet morphs from an omniscient
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Advertising A French bakery that morphs into a Riviera beach club.
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In the transformative bathroom scene, panic morphs into an eerie power.
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Once in the water, the carbon dioxide morphs into carbonic acid.
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Then it morphs into Gen Z. And they are becoming mall rats.
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Eventually the spider morphs into a man in an equally colorful suit.
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The mild-mannered Pieters morphs into an animated character on the course.
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The piece morphs from full-length to cocktail length to sparkly suit.
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From there, Proud Mary morphs into melodrama, which isn't automatically a problem.
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What do you get when a children's textbook update morphs into viral fandom?
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But then this morphs into the claim that the Fed caused the disaster.
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This duet of darkness and depth morphs from one dreamscape to the next.
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When these men fire guns, the movie morphs into grade-A forearm porn.
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In DeX mode, Android's interface morphs into one that resembles a PC desktop.
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Standing over her in the dark, his face slowly morphs into something terrifying.
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But as the days ticks by, my nervousness morphs into something more unsettling.
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Now the argument morphs into calls for even more guns in more hands.
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And so, the healthy competition that feeds artistic movements morphs into something ugly.
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When rendered in Netscape Navigator, for example, Francine morphs into a cubist masterpiece.
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At 46 minutes in, it morphs into the Sons of the Harpy attack.
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Instead, Christie morphs into Marie Antoinette with his disdain for the common folk.
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A woman dancing in her long skirt, which rises and falls, morphs into calligraphy.
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At some point, we're learning this season, too much "drama" morphs into romantic nihilism.
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It begins like "Blue Monday" and morphs into the Rapture at their most euphoric.
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In "Sorry" Bey morphs into the patron saint of not giving a f*ck.
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We have to stop this disturbing trend before it morphs into an acceptable standard.
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That evolves and morphs, right now it's all about Kinda Tropical and Las Cruxes.
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" — morphs into the more treacherous, "What are you going to do with that degree?
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Blanchett morphs seamlessly between characters, from a nihilistic punk to a downtrodden homeless man.
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It's as if they could spot the exact instant Dr. Jekyll morphs into Mr. Hyde.
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The work ethic that inspires the Lehmans morphs into greed and brings the bank low.
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The baby's stern face soon morphs into a present-day Jon Snow's equally stern face.
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Then Rihanna's chorus/interlude morphs into an ebullient sample from dancehall DJ/singer Sister Nancy.
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But, once someone's chest morphs into even an A-cup, all bets (and photos) are off.
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This allows for variability in the shape, as well as the speed at which it morphs.
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When Lepore arrives at the internet age, however, her fascination with communications technology morphs into disdain.
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Next, it morphs into to a choral, clouds parting-esque chord progression with a nudging heartbeat.
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In her Tony-winning work she morphs effortlessly into people of various ages, ethnicities and accents.
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He morphs into the dumb-ass Prince Ali, enters the city, and sets about righting wrongs.
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It morphs into something darker, more complex, and somehow even more entertaining than what came before.
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It will, in fact, take decades — not years — before the Academy's spectrum morphs into an acceptable range.
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The Walking Dead: Cookbook and Survival Guide - $17.04 See Details This zombie mug literally morphs when heated.
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Arctic foxes — which remain abundant in parts of North America and Russia — come in two color morphs.
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Comparing these blue works reveals how much the color morphs like a chameleon, responding to its surroundings.
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In Keimer's antiferromagnet, the Higgs mode morphs into different collective-electron motion that resembles particles called Goldstone bosons.
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The different colour morphs of Acropora millepora, each exhibiting a bleaching response during the mass coral bleaching event.
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It's a cool feature, letting anyone jump into any location and watch as is morphs over the years.
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There are racial issues: Ash is a white, liberal man whose defense of black culture morphs into fetishization.
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According to Edwards, Halle Berry and Catherine Zeta Jones both look more beautiful, whereas Alec Baldwin's face morphs.
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They violently and gleefully drag Rue through the crowd, as she morphs into the consequences of her actions.
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Read more: This artist morphs celebrities' faces together to create perfect hybrids — here are some of his favorites
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Deceit morphs into self-loathing, and you start to hate yourself, and that's not good for any relationship.
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His masculine face morphs into the gayest gay face I've seen on this side of the Mississippi River.
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But don't get me wrong — her vision is unique and an identity that morphs into the contemporary woman.
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According to Dr. Baler, these changing reactions aren't surprising because the plasticity of the brain morphs over time.
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The problem is this skepticism often morphs into a formulaic approach that can itself become untethered from reality.
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What begins as a tale of Stefan pursuing his dreams in the industry quickly morphs into...well, not that.
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A team of NASA researchers are working on a new type of flexible wing that morphs as it flies.
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Unless, of course, nationalism morphs into imperialism, and calls for one nation to conquer and rule the entire world.
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Slowly you're able to bring color and light back, and as the world morphs, so does the main character.
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Prisma morphs your photos into fine art like Picasso or Mondrian, and it's blowing up the iOS app charts.
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Since memoir relies on an individual person's memory — and memory fades and morphs over time — this may be inevitable.
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In his absence, the largest female morphs into the new dominant male over the course of about 10 days.
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Prisma morphs your photos into classic-style art, and we've heard they're in talks with investors about raising funding.
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It's easy to imagine scenarios where different units square off against one another and Venezuela gradually morphs into Syria.
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On a rear wall is a framed portrait that gradually morphs from Czar Nicholas II to Stalin to Khrushchev.
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Carmelo Anthony morphs from a ball-stopping isolation maestro into a 20123-foot-8 Ray Allen with post moves.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill are continuously counting their votes as the bill morphs through a series of proposed amendments.
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Thomas Cole's The Oxbow morphs from a sprawling landscape into the synchronized march of crystalloid vitrines in Holloman's Purity Procession.
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Perhaps, I don't know, Wonder Woman could fall in love with her wacky rival, who morphs into a likeable character?
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After three and a half minutes of whirling club fare, "Come We Go" morphs into something more insular and insistent.
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And the final boss will be God, that morphs into various God's representations - like in Mortal Kombat, with Shang Tsung.
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A woman slowly walks into a breaking wave, which oh-so-gradually morphs into the close-up of Baillie's face.
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The film morphs from genre to genre as monsters emerge out of Dumpsters and plot points veer into alternate realities.
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Though this is likely the song on which she morphs into a cha cha instructor, Madonna is playing a fantasist.
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In much of his work there is a vertebrae-like form that often morphs into a more voluptuous, feminine body.
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She then scans the results, which sometimes resemble Rorschach ink blots, and digitally morphs and multiplies them to create patterns.
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"I do not think we can restrict operations given the way this particular enemy morphs, changes its tactics," Tillerson said.
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In one drawing, the trunk of an elephant morphs into a hand, covering the mouth of a limbless yellow person.
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Characters can customize their bodies for specific missions, sleeving into morphs adapted to explore alien planets, underwater environments, and so forth.
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It scrapes the web for pictures of faces, and then it morphs their expressions using a deep-learning-powered neural network.
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Sudbrack began working with Christophe Hamaide Pierson in 2005 as a duo that often morphs into a collective for select projects.
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The title points to the intricate flocking patterns of starlings, yet while Mr. Whitley's choreography morphs analogously, it fails to mesmerize.
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Drama is rehashed as comedy, truth gradually morphs into blather — what constitutes any reality becomes inscrutable but increasingly subject to question.
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Sometimes, a product morphs significantly, and the final release is far removed from the original gadget that turned heads at CES.
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With only minor costuming changes he morphs from an angry clean freak to a flamboyant fashion designer to a precocious kid.
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Whatsit morphs into a enormous, flying vegetable, it's also beautiful, daring and weird in a way that feels true to L'Engle.
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It's really the stuff of novels, not reality, where the bad morphs into the good and the negatives turn into positives.
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But in Kinburg's hands, this tale instead morphs into a warning about the danger of an emotional woman on a rampage.
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What began as a parent's well-meaning intervention in her child's social affairs morphs for Peter into a developmental flash point.
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Beasley's willingness to embrace an evolving role, one that even now regularly morphs from understudy to starter, explains his enduring nature.
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The rebellious fruit pickers are soon feuding among themselves, and before long organized protest morphs into dissension, chaos, arson and death.
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Adversaries hide their identity in Western marketplaces because illicit finance constantly morphs as alliances shift, laws change, and sanction breakers adapt.
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And steer clear of flavored peanut butters with added sugars and cocoa butter, which morphs a healthy nut spread into dessert.
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Jason Hurley: The first story arc starts out looking like a procedural crime story and then morphs into a thriller/conspiracy.
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A simple request for directions somehow morphs into an arrangement: Richard will pay Vivian $3,000 for a whole week of her services.
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The movie starts off looking like a conventional children's fantasy story, but it morphs slowly into something surprising, and all its own.
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The weird spiral pattern at the end of the teaser — the one which morphs into the White Walker's eye — is eerily familiar.
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But what begins as a consciously old-fashioned adventure tale subtly, almost imperceptibly, morphs into something far richer, more mysterious and cosmic.
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How much of that will he contribute to the company when he's no longer CEO, no matter what role he morphs into?
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I feel a whole lot better when the scary cable news coverage of death and chaos morphs into people talking about revenge.
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It may be that the movement to legalize marijuana eventually morphs into a movement to encourage people to smoke less of it.
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JON PARELES The last truly effervescent pop star takes the misery of getting left behind and morphs it into fine cotton candy.
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It consists of furniture, framed family photos, and knickknacks against a wall that morphs from dark, funereal gray to bright, lively red.
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Throughout "Little Women" Alcott the author morphs with Jo the character, as she follows his advice, with concomitant laughs, sighs and tears.
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What begins as the fulfillment of the directors' curiosity morphs into something darker when they begin receiving legal threats for their investigations.
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The record opens with the uplifting choral section of "Faking," layered over a thick beat which morphs into a beauty of a track.
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In the trailer, Ali — who portrays an Arkansas detective named Wayne Hays — morphs into a gray-haired old man right before viewers' eyes.
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It has this effect of drawing your attention really closely to each second, observing the way the piece morphs as the clock ticks.
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Footage of the Spanish Civil War from the 1930s morphs into a headline about the ongoing Syrian Civil War and resulting refugee crisis.
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When a floating green gum ball is placed in the infant's mouth, the baby's skin tone morphs into a sickly shade of green.
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But by combining time lapse with another technique called "tilt-shift," darwinfish105 completely morphs the scene's mood to look dreamlike and pocket-sized.
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When she finds herself unexpectedly falling for the plain and work-worn Celie, her long body morphs from sharp angles into melting curves.
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Hot Topic constantly morphs to cater to the fad of the day, so it has stayed alive even while mall traffic has declined.
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While there's scant spectacle — voices rarely rise beyond conversational level — Mr. Horton remains transfixing as he morphs from introspective to lively to frustrated.
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But we do already know that when necessary political opposition and criticism morphs into doomsday scare tactics, the constructive element fades away quickly.
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Suddenly it morphs into something Black Swan-like, chants of "Gaga" and the cries of a crowd sending her spotlit face into contortions.
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His character, Neo, was the ultimate geek fantasy: an obscure office drone who morphs into a badass, leather-clad, kung-fu-fighting messiah.
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Now the cigarette's white smoke morphs into one more aspect of the film — the addition of still or moving black-and-white afterimages.
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Thus the corporate tax morphs from being progressive, dependent on wealthy individuals, to strongly regressive, falling mostly on lower and middle class people.
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The ramifications for the N.B.A., if this postponement endures or morphs into an outright cancellation of the season, could be felt for years.
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By glorifying the marked photos, Stoney insists upon their continued veracity, implying that truth simply morphs as it incorporates the stains of time.
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The serum morphs Luther's genetic makeup by giving him the body of an ape, thereby making him much hairier and muscular than ever before.
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The video's pretty great too, not least because as well as becoming a bear at one point, Future also morphs into an old lady.
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Which from Gothic morphs through tensegrity to floating feelers sucking in carbon and oozing isotopes of Greek Fire, trading lung waste for jet fuel.
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Related Installation Portrays Energy Flow as Physical Architecture LA's Normcore Architecture Vanguard Presses On Doris Sung's Living Architecture Morphs To Protect From The Elements
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Managers and investors collectively create a story about it, which begins as an explanation, then morphs into an extrapolation, and then into an exaggeration.
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The nobility of queer sexuality that he captured morphs into a sort of religious reverence for the men and women of the AIDS crisis.
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And as a result, every microcosm of Trump's daily existence is turned into a full-blown macrocosm, every benign situation morphs into a crisis.
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There is scant evidence that a student attracted by cheap and cheerful Prom tickets morphs into a paid-up attendee of full-fare concerts.
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Seth Grayson (Derek Cecil) doesn't like candy corn, and there's nothing more terrifying than a campaign video in which Frank's face morphs into Claire's.
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What begins as a somewhat manic and sentimental comedy eventually morphs into a bitter and piercing parable about China's past and perhaps its present.
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But of course, no matter how much their sound morphs and evolves over the years, Propagandhi is still a punk band at its core.
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When a role player seemingly morphs into a star overnight, what you have is someone who already knows how to do the little things.
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Fifteenth century ladies pick their noses and blow bubbles, sheep's wool becomes a topiary-esque labyrinth, and fractal Romanesco broccoli morphs into a shower cap.
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Even YouTube's curated playlists mimic Spotify: RapCaviar on YouTube is Rap Star Status, Clout Culture becomes Clout Rising, and Viral 50 morphs into Blogged 50.
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It's fun to chip away at the things you can't do, and little by little your music morphs into something it wasn't before you started.
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The series, called MonuMental, was announced last week by parading a float that morphs Donald Trump with an armored tank through the streets of Beirut.
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Their ideological argument rapidly becomes a physical one, and it almost immediately morphs from a frustrated shoving match into an ugly, fury-driven grudge match.
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But The Girlfriend Experience moves quickly, and Christine soon morphs into someone who not only makes sex her living, but is painfully blasé about it.
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In a nationally televised commercial that premiered last month, an empty search box sitting against a stark white background slowly morphs, becoming taller and skinnier.
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A cafe that serves coffee on tap and pastries made in-house, and that morphs into a wine bar in the evening, will open Friday.
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The right-wing media is in a transition phase, as it comes out of eight years in the opposition and morphs into the new mainstream.
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When he is courtside, Drake, in his own strange way, morphs into an Everyman, shamelessly mocking Antetokounmpo when he fouls out of a critical game.
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It is followed by a doozy of a final scene, in which Laura Jellinek's standard-issue office set morphs into a dazzlingly eerie limbo land.
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In the end, Chace morphs back into the omniscient narrator to close things out, reminding us what's at the root of this whole mess: money.
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Promising Young Woman morphs into something more unexpected and complex, shifting in shape and tone a few times over its nearly two-hour run time.
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Mr. Fairchild, who created his own choreography, morphs into a monster of delicate, disarming beauty, an innocent perambulating through a world he flounders to understand.
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This movie packs in plenty of cinema acrobatics and spectacle without ever feeling out of control, even as it morphs into a far-fetched whodunit.
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That's a huge head start to dominate the streaming world — a world Netflix assumes will be its battleground while linear TV morphs into a niche product.
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It reminds you of something you've seen in a sci-fi movie — a device that morphs into a different kind of device, depending on your needs.
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When all else shifts and morphs, the Midwest remains stolidly simple, a Rockwell painting in which the make of the cars change, but not much else.
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Today, the community is doing its best to maintain the friendly vibe first cultivated in the grassroots scene as brewing here morphs into a bigger business.
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It may be unseemly to describe a man as privileged as Bobby as "tied down" by anything, but "Short Squeeze" morphs into a double-meaning title.
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Now it is up to Robbins to navigate the choppier waters and figure out new strategies as the market morphs quickly and fells once-massive powerhouses.
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Their tracks have a tendency to constantly shapeshift, and this one morphs into a glorious dreamscape of Auto-Tuned vocals, plucked harps, and gently tapped glockenspiels.
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In a new video with Johnson, Kardashian West morphs into the Disney character — complete with a long black wig, upward turning eyebrows and her signature tiara.
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Recollecting a dream always throws up inconsistencies; time is warped and your environment morphs seamlessly while you try to keep a hold of what's going on.
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Huppert morphs into a cackling sprite of a stalker, someone who would be completely appealing to watch if the rest of the film could match her.
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The artwork morphs into grape-like tones of purple bundles of fiber that take the semi-abstracted form resembling the vaginal opening of the female anatomy.
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Mild-mannered off the ice — equally happy discussing musical interests, favorite cars or latest fashion trends — Lundqvist morphs into a caldron of intensity on the ice.
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But Ms. Ocasio-Cortez embodies and morphs the concept like the digital native she is, meaning simply that she speaks the language of the internet fluently.
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A black sculptor, she uses remnants of rubber tires pulled from dumps and auto body shops, and morphs them into abstract depictions of the human body.
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Like Dubai over the last decades, the glowing projected backdrop gradually morphs from a few stone minarets and candle-lit windows to a tidy high rise cityscape.
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One of their big new features is the Touch Bar, an OLED strip that morphs into pretty much whatever button or slider you need it to be.
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Along the course of six seasons and two movies, that love interest, Mr. Big (Chris Noth), morphs from a handsome bachelor into the groom at Carrie's wedding.
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"While 50/50 target morphs were accepted as genuine matches less frequently than genuine photos, they were nevertheless accepted at a surprisingly high level," the researchers wrote.
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Her head is capped by great big dog ears above her brown button eyes, while a fragmented Italian landscape morphs into a one-of-a-kind headdress.
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When Bertie is sexually harassed, her left boob pops off her body, morphs into its own character and declares it's taking the rest of the day off.
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This sequence also shows the main style that Moebius employs in this collection—his clean line style—that morphs and gets more intricate as the story progresses.
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But when he gets a look at the Yankees' pinstripes or their distinctive traveling grays, he morphs into Pedro Martinez or Sandy Koufax — or Cy Young himself.
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The "storytelling AI" as de Neige calls it, continuously morphs itself, and even the action and presence of visitors can "influence some parameters" in the artist's words.
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Presto: An emotionally defended Elena morphs into a sure-footed surrogate caregiver, a new identity tested and secured by a heart-stopping crisis involving her two wards.
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It's not just one of the great works of English fiction, but many describe how it morphs its meaning to suit all seasons of the reader's life.
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Not every character that we write works, and not every character that you write necessarily morphs well with the actor that you've cast to inhabit that role.
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Here are five takeaways from the film: The most touching part of TrumpLand comes when Moore morphs into a college commencement speaker and begins talking about millennials.
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Their active courting and mating gave rise to a legend in the Amazon that the pink dolphin morphs into a handsome man at night to seduce village women.
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To be sure, some other major governments around the world often face a series of departures and changes, especially when a first term morphs into a second term.
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Folded up, though, the tablet morphs into small laptop-like device with half of the screen used as a regular screen and the other as a touchscreen keyboard.
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Its amphibian tablet/laptop capabilities are underscored in its UI, which morphs into a familiar Chrome OS desktop display when you connect the tablet to the accessory keyboard.
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And the final boss is God, that morphs into various God-representations... We thought it would be a good metaphor for the battle of science against faith/superstition.
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Absence morphs into presence as unmarked space advances and seeks to hold our attention, while the ebony words, which normally focus our minds when we read, sporadically recede.
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Sitting in the front seat of a cab for an entire night is a very effective way to see how a city's nightlife morphs from borough to borough.
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Related: 10,000 Stacked Photos Create Insanely Detailed Insect Portraits Milk and Oil Dance in 'Memories of Painting' Macro Footage of Liquid Morphs in Susi Sie's New Music Video
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Occipital is aiming to do this as effectively and cheaply as possible as it morphs its 3D scanning technology into a product that can do much, much more.
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They originally agree to swap just one article of clothing, but after discovering how much more comfortably the other half lives, Jacqueline fully morphs into Lillian 2.o.
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It's a witting—though perhaps not entirely witty—jab at the structures of the Vatican that, in turn, morphs into a jab at our notions of quality television.
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But her attempt to do as little work as possible morphs into a real business — and one she's motivated enough to actually work her ass off for, besides.
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In the novel and film, Carlo is transformed from a heroic figure into a charismatic but vain leader; his English wife, Marion Cave, morphs into a treacherous spouse.
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He depicts his emotions in "The Bite" as a black stain on his arm that spreads and morphs into a serpent, and portrays the Bataclan killers as skeletons.
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She brightens and so does "Tully," which morphs into a female-friendship movie, complete with a nostalgic girls-wanna-have fun playlist calculated for maximum audience head-bobbing.
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" (The man's reaction to this is unclear.) Admiration for rad cars often morphs into an urge for authoritarian self-annihilation: "I pray that I might die for you!
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Blue thread is overlaid and slowly morphs into beige, while the entirety is framed by a decorative archway, as if I am really looking into an ancient ruin.
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Every Friday night from 10:30 P.M. to 4 A.M. , this subterranean dive bar on the Bowery morphs into an ecstatic, sweaty time portal to the swingin' sixties.
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Minutes later, she morphs again: "Most of the work we collect is about sex or excrement," she chirps in the perky tone of a prominent West Coast collector.
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Theirs is a post-apocalyptic meet-cute that morphs from yet another riff on Frankenstein's monster into a sitcom-y father-and-daughter duet, plus brawling and exposition.
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Scored to the howl of Henry Rollins and Blind Idiot God, Daniels's flashing and spastic animation morphs, melts, and explodes the faces of the principle cast and crew.
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A three-act track, it morphs into the Canadian producer's signature prog-house sound, then builds to a devastating dubstep conclusion wrought with co-writer Skrillex's malfunctioning-machine influence.
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Quote Investigator tracks the quote in a blog post from 2012, showing how it morphs and is attributed to different people throughout the second half of the 20th century.
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Quote Investigator tracks the quote in a blog post from 2012, showing how it morphs and is attributed to different people throughout the second half of the 20th century.
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The weird conundrum with the Hulk is that when Bruce Banner morphs into the Hulk, he grows in size, causing his shirt to rip — but his pants never do.
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But the Thunder can get over the loss pretty quickly if Steven Adams continues to improve and Oladipo morphs into a Jamal Crawford/Tony Allen lovechild at the two.
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Once Devin 's ankle is healed – and he can start working out again – he morphs back into his entitled monster self and finds a blonde NYU freshman to cyberbully.
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In his film Sombre (1998) for example, a shot of the woods taken from a speeding train, through editing, morphs into the main character's hair blowing in the wind.
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A humid, knocking beat slowly morphs into something more florid and tropical; after two minutes, you're shimmying in your chair and have no idea how you ended up there.
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Whether slowdown morphs into recession, as every curve inversion in the last 45 years has reliably predicted, is almost irrelevant for those betting on the shape of the curve.
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Related: Dori Sung's Living Architecture Morphs To Protect From The Elements A Drifter's POV Colors the Landscape of the American West Surreal Photos of Rainforests Filled with Gas Stations
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Through portraits of Chinese and Chinese-American people, Home Remedies pushes against the perception that culture is bounded, and looks at what morphs when cultures shift locations and time.
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Gemini follows Jill Lebeau (Kirke) as she morphs from a homey celebrity personal assistant to superstar Heather Anderson (Kravitz) into a platinum sleuth on the run from the law.
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Thanks to a newfound sense of freedom, the past few years have been the happiest of my life: every second counts as my world morphs, and I with it.
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My initial interest in how Cerqueira Leite's works are physically constructed morphs into wondering about who I would be if touch were my only access to what constitutes existing.
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This idea is vital because racial discrimination morphs and mutates, sometimes to evade law, other times in spite of it, as I wrote in a 2016 law review article.
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Related: Kinetic Sculpture Moves And Changes According To The Weather Doris Sung's Living Architecture Morphs To Protect From The Elements Nature Sculptures Exist Between Natural and Man-Made Beauty
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The map of our world morphs over the eons, as continental plates shift around, bump into each other, and undergo subduction, which occurs when one plate slides underneath another.
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However, when that site morphs into the democracy-eating beast that is the present-day Facebook, understanding how and why that transition happened is of some pretty serious import.
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Once Wallace enters the memoir, it stops being a story about Miller's struggle with the male-dominated structures of the magazine world and morphs into something far more intimate.
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Beyond their limited lobbying abilities, the mining companies have no control over whether the trade dispute is resolved, or whether it morphs into a situation of effectively permanent trade barriers.
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Although she originates as an 11-year-old smart-ass tomboy, she soon morphs into a depressive alt-nerd whose seeming laziness is actually a sign of under-stimulated intellect.
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Related Macro Footage of Liquid Morphs in Susi Sie's New Music Video Patterns of Life Emerge in Petri Dish Macro Videography Psychedelic Neon Fluids Float in a Stunning 4K Video
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A volleyball net that divides the stage morphs into a prison fence; inmates march along it, singing Schubert's "Serenade" in German or Russian, according to which camp they are in.
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When his unseen presence morphs a birthday party into a killing spree, he listens to the family's screams while sitting on their roof, seemingly contemplating what he knows he's done.
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Below, check out a more in-depth look at how the Covert jacket morphs into a bag, and if you're down to nab your own, you can order one here.
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The installation's exploration of how cultural preservation happens and how culture morphs over time and place is effectively a nod to Jabba the Hutt's own history of impermanence and transmutation.
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Related: [Premiere] A New Instrument Plays Waves of Sound, Light, and Water [Best of 2014] The Year in Sound Ink Morphs Into Liquid Landscapes In Susi Sie's Stunning New Video
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Such an undercurrent of brutality is never far from the shiny, happy surface — Monsieur Jourdain's energy morphs from playful to hostile when directed at his kin instead of his hobbies.
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Here are some celebrity gender swaps: And face morphs for some non-celebrities: The app collects quite a bit of information about you that it uses to serve you ads.
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Under Payton, the Saints' attack morphs every game — with new calls and formations and shifts, based on the opponent — into what Brees, after the Saints flogged the Giants on Sept.
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People turn into pigs, a blob at the bottom of a well morphs into a scream, and in order to survive you have to learn the rules of the game.
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Move the pointer above a button and the circle morphs into the button itself, "snapping" into it, enveloping it like an amoeba, causing it to glow in a pleasing way.
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Every campaign rally morphs into a celebration of his presidency and often, a retelling of his November 2016 upset win even as he enters the fourth year of his presidency.
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As the rhino shuffles about, its lifelike body periodically morphs into a pixelated gray-brown abstraction, a reminder of the creature's digital artifice, before morphing back into its realistic form.
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Through aquarium experiments, the researchers showed that red color morphs—corals that express more pcRFPs—outperformed corals with less pigment in the dim, blue light environments characteristic of the mesophotic zone.
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The creamy consistency of this mask morphs into an oil when slathered onto the skin; the change was enough to freak us out — we already have oily and acne-prone skin!
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A trio for three women, a sisterhood of sorts, turns powerful poses into coquettish ones — in 2019, it's a frustrating sight — and later a duet morphs into a ménage à trois.
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And while this initially seems like the ideal short-term solution for his commitment issues and her cash-flow, their relationship morphs into something neither Richard nor Vivian can really control.
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"I'm still going to see my kid on the weekends," Corden said of continuing to do Carpool Karaoke segments on his talk show even as it morphs into its own show.
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But then, as Gongol begins the sultry refrain, a skittering beat drops and the song morphs into an unlikely, but enthralling colluision of old-time jazz club meets 2016 dance club.
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"What can change the nature of a man?" morphs from a question that you find into a question you are asked and then into a question your character poses to himself.
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"I Bet on Losing Dogs" is one of its many crushing highlights, a rumbling song about dogfighting that morphs into something more sad, strange, and intimate by the time it's through.
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Mario's detachment gradually comes to feel strained, as it morphs into anxiety: he obsesses over stopping the blood that oozes from his mother's wounds onto the white cotton of her bed.
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From under his silver sombrero, trumpeter El Cucuy then breaks into a mariachi melody, and Twisted Sister's classic "We're Not Gonna Take It" morphs into its Mexican folk equivalent - "No Toleraremos".
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Projected onto a wall, their choir rendition of "We Are the World" morphs and mutates through Young's signature sound recompression techniques, which the artist first utilized in his project, Muted Situations.
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Oysters are the most sexual creatures in the animal kingdom: their flesh literally morphs into a reproductive organ during the spawning season, which in Australia, runs from around December to February.
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But what starts out as a quirky indie soon morphs into a twisted thriller about mental illness and possible alien abduction as Sarah's dream life starts to merge with her reality.
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Again, this is consistent with the fact that the name-wearer undergoes a social pressure when she or he morphs their face to tend toward the social stereotype of their first name.
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Up close, the sculpture's oversize steel spikes and circles cut through the never-ending landscape; from afar, it morphs into a benign alien creature set to run off into the fading sunset.
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Jealousy quickly morphs into bitchiness and hate, and I can only assume my first time paging through the issue was accompanied by smug judgments meant to assuage my own feelings of ineptitude.
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Kim Chi, a runner-up on season eight of Drag Race, morphs into Slim Chi, a nefarious makeup thief possessing the power of shade, throwing a mysterious, glittery fog in her wake.
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In any case, as #NeverTrump morphs into #EventuallyTrump, the power and prestige of the existing conservative movement will drain away, along with the logic and allure of leading an anti-Trump resistance.
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Now, engineers with NASA and MIT believe they can match that aviary flexibility with a new kind of shape-shifting wing that twists and morphs, rendering today's flaps, ailerons, and winglets obsolete.
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Love ebbs and flows, it shifts and morphs, flows from infatuation to being in love to being in deep love to being out of love to an altogether different kind of love.
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Approaching one of the preview's main towers, A Thief's End suddenly morphs into something surprisingly similar to Metal Gear Solid V, offering up a large area with numerous options at your disposal.
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Opening with a funky guitar line, the track morphs into something sparse and synth-led seamlessly, before incorporating strings, and then quick percussion, by way of a few eccentric samples en route.
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Van Herpen has created two dresses for her, including one made for a video, shot by Barnaby Roper, in which Christie writhes on black sand while the dress morphs on her form.
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GN: I think so and I think that's the plan because our show continually morphs with new characters and locations, such as Alexandria; our world is growing and our world is expanding.
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In the build-up to the final episode, the unspoken question of whether one of them will defect morphs into a more dire worry: Will Philip and Elizabeth turn on each other?
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A fan of both men and women, she has no shame in her origin or in her sexual desires, and this lack of shame gives her a fearlessness that morphs into power.
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It's then, with the help of a runaway bride and some environmental hippie magic, that this blurry movie morphs into a fine fable about life, death and female self-determination (plus zombies).
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But they alert firms about potential wrongdoing, and give them a chance to scrutinize their clients' activities and take action early, before it morphs into a possible regulatory investigation down the road.
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Ek's original idea morphs into offering a legal service that is "better than piracy and at the same time compensates the music industry", the Spotify co-founder told The Telegraph in 2010.
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At some point, an extracurricular hobby or project morphs into a business that comes with legal and tax responsibilities – and the earlier you start laying the legal foundation, the better off you'll be.
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In 2009 he and two colleagues invented an ingenious contraption called the Copenhagen Wheel, which essentially morphs an ordinary bicycle into a semi-autonomous robotic bike — and a hybrid alternative to the car.
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London (CNN Business)As Britain's Brexit crisis morphs into election fever, the country's political journalists are taking friendly fire for reporting anonymous briefings by government sources who critics say are misleading the public.
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What starts as a small tug under his right eye quickly morphs into a full-blown (and unnerving) shedding that likely left Mission: Impossible's very own unmasked stars green in the, ahem, face.
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The heart of the game, which is asking a hard question and then pursuing it as it morphs across a story, just hasn't been replicated either inside RPG games or outside the genre.
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Noelle Stevenson's webcomic-turned-graphic-novel about a self-proclaimed villain and his shape-changing sidekick starts out as a lively fantasy / steampunk satire, then morphs into something much darker and more powerful.
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That's why the headlights look like a falcon's talons and why the golden honey paint-job splinters out into small polygons as it morphs imperceptibly from the metal exterior to the darkened windows.
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In one of his viral YouTube sketches, he plays a suburban mom in an orange-juice commercial, whose chirpy spiel on nutrition morphs into a surreal backstory involving dog fighting and death metal.
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From there, "Vice" morphs from an occasionally amusing comedy into an anti-Republican infomercial that lays the rise of ISIS, the recent U.S. mass shootings and California wildfires squarely at the GOP's feet.
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In addition to the still image for the July 30 issue, Burson created a video image as well, which morphs back and forth between the seemingly-ever changing appearances of the two men.
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Every so often, the animation underscores an interviewee's point, as in one sequence in which the word "freedom" morphs into flying birds and then the Stars and Stripes and then a slave ship.
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It will also be interesting to watch whether the program morphs over time to more closely resemble Stitch Fix, which uses a combination of technology and stylists to select items for a customer.
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On the main plaza between 30 Rockefeller Plaza and the skating rink, seven sculptures appeared, among them a split stone, a door of sorts and a raised fist that morphs into a gramophone.
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That's when the tension — abetted by mousetraps, a chain saw and monster tales — soars as high as Aaron's beloved alps: An idyllic family vacation morphs into a quest for survival when Tristan disappears.
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As Mr. Salvini morphs into an ever-expanding political force, his opponents and even erstwhile allies in the Five Star Movement, with whom he shares power in government, are coalescing to stop him.
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"A lot of what's in this plan are bargaining positions; we have to see how the final bill morphs as time goes forward," Steven Blitz, chief United States economist with TS Lombard, said.
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Perhaps his most powerful scene on film is the ''processing'' sequence, with Dodd intensely interrogating Quell about his troubled childhood, the camera staying close on Phoenix as his innocence morphs into possessed rage.
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As Thingtesting morphs into a digital review platform and expands from the bounds of Instagram, Gyllander will have to work harder to differentiate what she's built from other review sites and D2C blogs.
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A sample of Beyonce's "Dance For You" comes in, and the drums land so hard that sirens start blaring and the song morphs into some angelic sonic implosion filled with flexes about chrysanthemums.
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Via her San Francisco restaurants, Atelier Crenn and Petit Crenn, Crenn has brought disruption to the somewhat hidebound restaurant industry; she is pushing the boundaries of the sector as it changes and morphs.
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" What that means in practice kinda morphs from month-to-month, but looking at their flyers basically gives you an idea—restrictive leather, terrifying masks, promises of "dom experiences by Bitchfist and friends.
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So I think part of what brings cohesion is purpose, and what the business is trying to do, and then where on disruption and the irritants are really necessary, is when the business morphs.
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Murakami is also known to channel his artistic alter ego, Mr. Dob, who "[morphs] its own form, and whose ambivalent personality shifts from friendly to fierce, seemingly at will," according to a gallery description.
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For example, protective behavior morphs into possessiveness; comforting turns into controlling; assertive behavior turns into aggressive behavior; passionate behavior turns violent later on; a direct personality turns into rudeness; and confidence turns into condescension.
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It's even powered apps, including Prisma (which uses a technique called "style transfer" to make your selfies look like paintings) and FaceApp (which morphs your face into an older or younger version of yourself).
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There are even the palpitations of a new relationship on album highlight "The Louvre," which starts off as an acoustic number but quickly morphs into a heavy, Air-circa-The-Virgin-Suicides-esque haze.
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Set in 1991, the movie opens like a coming-of-age tale but morphs into a half-baked thriller when Daniel teams up with the drug dealer and local tough guy Hunter (Alex Roe).
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The great thing about the coming of the end in a game of Kingdom is that the game melds those two types of gameplay, and in doing so it morphs together those forms of ending.
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When I call up VCC Brands founder Kenny Morrison, this intention morphs into a plan to drive his Subaru out to the desert and cruise through Southern California's greatest annual drug-fueled party scene: Coachella.
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Over the course of three seasons, Janet, played brilliantly by D'Arcy Carden, morphs from an omniscient afterlife Siri delivering jalapeno poppers to the dead to a fully realized being with complex feelings and personal relationships.
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For the many people affected by the marijuana industry, some of the most pressing questions center on what the industry itself should look like as it morphs from small, underground farms to sprawling industrial outfits.
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Or "Plus," which repeats the same three-note, delay-rich guitar line over and over while the rhythm track bends and morphs around it, leaving you to forget how incredibly simple each individual part is.
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In the exhibition, which showcases Sherman's first collection of work in four years, the artist morphs herself into aged, 1920s and '30s-era Hollywood starlets against digitized backgrounds meant to mimic film sets and backdrops.
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Fueled by a seven-piece onstage band, the blues-and-folk-styled show is set in a jazz club that morphs into an oil drum, and alludes to climate change, labor strife and, indirectly, immigration.
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The lines are thick with rapid-fire leaps to high and low extremes; sustained tones delivered in wobbling vibrato; explosions of skittish notes that sound like crazed bird calls; cackling that morphs into manic laughter.
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Research going back to 1870 shows that as inflation morphs from 2 percent to 3 percent, investors get more sensitive to rate increases and the normal correlation of risking stocks and rising yields breaks down.
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And for many who do come to Waco in a kind of pilgrimage to Magnolia, once they've spent time downtown, the experience morphs into something almost holy — an American civic ideal, remodeled for the 21st century.
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It's hard to forget how Nina's kindness during Jessica's PTSD-influenced panic attack quickly morphs into self-protecting hostility when Jessica nearly reveals her new friend's history as a survivor to Nina's boyfriend, Garrett (Brandon Black).
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"You're In Love with Your Hair" was partially made with the 400 — one of Teenage Engineering's self-assembly modular synths — and immediately starts with a ringing, metallic sound that morphs and mutates as the song progresses.
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But in Harper's hands, it morphs into a dynamic, inspiring tale of setbacks and unexpected victories, set to a vibrant, raucous country soundtrack full of old classics and new original songs — all sung live by Buckley.
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The incident sparked a defamation lawsuit filed by one of the pro-Trump reporters, as well as an existential argument around when exactly a symbol morphs from an ironic troll to a real sign of hate.
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They eagerly agree to help — and maybe even volunteer — then act like a martyr An initial eagerness to help swiftly morphs into sighs, groans and suggestions that whatever they agreed to do is a huge burden.
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"At some point all-or-nothing diplomacy in which demand is piled upon demand morphs into a policy of regime change," Richard Haass, a senior foreign policy aide under President George W. Bush, wrote on Twitter.
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PETER PAN Don't expect a splashy musical: J. M. Barrie's 1904 play about a boy who won't grow up gets the Bedlam treatment as a cast of six morphs into pirates, fairies, children and other characters.
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But for some reason, many people who generally avoid seafood tend to find their peace with shrimp, a compact creature with stringy tendons that morphs from a sickly gray to a pleasant pink shade when cooked.
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It quickly morphs into a playful curiosity, though, as you find your agency and move your limbs or even lie on the floor, testing what kind of shapes you can create for the cameras to capture.
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"I begin with things that are very true to me, like I am talking about my relationship with my body, and it morphs into some things I've never done, that are horrible," she said by phone.
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Her mother, Carol, slips from one identity to another, but always ambitiously: The Missouri farm girl morphs into a Miss America pageant finalist, the upper-class New York wife rebels and becomes a natural food devotee.
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Her confident ebullience withers into guilt and shame, as she deals with her boyfriend, Matt (Michael Stahl-David), whose inattention morphs into overprotectiveness, and the oblivious colleagues she yearns to impress with her first solo project.
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A startling combination of genre and mood, the strange story of Ada (Mama Sané) and Souleiman (Ibrahima Traoré) begins as a grounded drama but soon morphs into one of the best ghost stories in recent memory.
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The debut full-length from their cross-broadband collaboration 100 Gecs certainly has those sorts of formally head-spinning moments (like the way "800db cloud" morphs from tender love song, to club track, to doom metal croak).
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The resulting creation morphs a simple, dime-a-dozen idea into a meticulously elaborate recording and performance that fall somewhere between bratty punk, dub-tinged ska, and loungey jazz, and often all three in one single track.
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In the final act the book gently morphs into something new, an oral-history-cum-autobiography, with Stein in conversation with her subjects, including her daughters, Wendy and Katrina vanden Heuvel, and friends such as Joan Didion.
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A family drama that slowly morphs into a supernatural horrorshow, it's steeped in the tradition of '60s and '70s horror classics like The Exorcist and Rosemary's Baby, and like those films, it has a high-class cast.
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For the former Obama campaigner, Elucd could be a way to ensure that as broken-windows policing morphs into community policing, the actual communities that are being policed have a chance to communicate with their supposed guardians.
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"I'm still going to see my kid on the weekends," The Late Late Show host James Corden says of continuing to do "Carpool Karaoke" segments on his talk show even as it morphs into its own show.
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It's as if the film briefly morphs in a shrug emoji, and the actors and director all acknowledge the fact that the poorly written books the Fifty Shades franchise is based on actually began as Twilight fanfic.
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So that brings us to the center of the Touch Bar, which is where the real action is: this is the area that morphs to display different buttons and controls depending on what app you have open.
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Few games are as aware of and obsessed with their flaws as Alan Wake is, and I don't think there's another one that basically morphs into a metaphor for its own production the way Alan Wake does.
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The full range of Escobar's emotions are on display: The tenderness and melancholy of saying goodbye to his family, likely for the last time, morphs later into white-hot fury over Gaviria halting their entry into Germany.
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Day after day, we're confronted with a never-ending loop of misshapen chinos, leggings that claim to be pants, and the occasional red herring of a great stretch pant that morphs into a deflated parachute by midnight.
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Area 8 The office of a video production company by day, Area 8 morphs into a bar serving cocktails and light bites by night, one that attracts lots of locals and a rotating cast of visiting Angelenos.
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As technology morphs and improves, the terrible things about it (being pecked to death by email, texts or tweets) are always shifting back and forth with the great things (the joy of surprising emails, texts or tweets).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. officials on Thursday called on partners in the coalition against Islamic State to increase intelligence sharing as the militant group morphs to focus on attacks beyond its shrinking self-declared caliphate in Iraq and Syria.
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But when an invite morphs into an unexpected Venmo request 12 hours later, it can be hard not to feel like a friend is asking for a mail-in rebate after spending time, and sometimes money, on you.
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We see, too, how her grief morphs as she falls in and out of brief affairs with not-so-great men, how it begins to settle into something more concrete and manageable as she eventually falls in love.
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And as the fair morphs into two dozen satellite fairs and a weeklong full calendar of art and fashion happenings, it's also a venue to show how the art by a new generation of artists is being made.
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It's a droning, haunting play on The Sound of Music's "Do-Re-Mi" with the line, "Doe, A deer, A female deer, Crashing through the windshield, lips dry, eyes peeled" the morphs into a dark meditation on mortality.
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The next panel features a hooded black male riding in a 1960s Lincoln Continental that morphs into charging bulls, with the hooded figure serving as a ubiquitous symbol for recent travesties enacted upon black men, like Trayvon Martin.
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The latest from Brazilian director Alê Abreu brings together childish simplicity and adult concerns in an unpredictable story that feels organic and comfortable as it morphs from one thing to the next over the course of 80 minutes.
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Though the show begins as an exploration of his place as a kid of "brown persuasion/a product of U.S.-bound migration," it morphs into Mr. Quijada's efforts to sell his folks on a career in the arts.
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" The note said that "all strategies are down," and warned that if the momentum "morphs" from short sellers covering to a wider selloff by longer term stock holders, "this is likely to spill over to the overall market.
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The worst-case scenario, or a bad-case scenario, separate from the health... Look, there's a worst-case scenario on health, which is almost unfathomable: Millions of people die, the disease morphs into something more deadly, et cetera.
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In the eyes of Saturday Night Live, the Mueller report's findings this week are reaching the public like an adolescent game of telephone, where the message morphs further and further from the truth each time it's passed down.
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After a chat with a pregnant neighbor, Novi (Dea Panendra), who has troubles of her own (and remains remarkably unfazed by the grisly head), Marlina pushes on and the story morphs into a road movie with western flavor.
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"My sense is that the big issue going forward, if this emerging market crisis morphs into something more troubling, is not just (oil) demand growth but total demand," said Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at futures brokerage AxiTrader.
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Nakama minces his rubbery creations, puts them back together, morphs them into a baffling set of geometric patterns, and makes them fly like a school of fish—reminiscent of the machines' attack on Zion in The Matrix Revolutions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The global video and electronic games market will generate $152.1 billion in 2019, up 93% over last year as gaming morphs into content and communication, according to a report by gaming analytics firm Newzoo on Tuesday.
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She has exactly what she thought she wanted, but the next phase of her life unfolds hypnotically as "Indelicacy" morphs from a modern "Pygmalion" into a fable infused with an old-fashioned moral: Be careful what you wish for.
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Starting out as a workplace comedy featuring a sparkling female ensemble, the movie — set mostly over a single day — morphs into an affecting, startlingly insightful depiction of the bone-weary work of being a woman in a man's world.
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Thousands of protesters descended on China's representative office in Hong Kong, as anger over the extradition bill morphs into a fresh front against what many see as a broader erosion of freedoms by the city's political masters in Beijing.
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Yet congressional leaders and other policymakers agree that we need to hold higher education institutions more accountable for student outcomes, and that we must rein in the $1.3 trillion in student debt before it morphs into a real crisis.
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It abruptly morphs from a sinuous psychological thriller into a buffet for gore enthusiasts, without ever totally losing its elegance — unless your definition of that word could never encompass a graphic disembowelment or an unexpected stabbing of an eye.
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The mascara drips under her eyes, the lines on her forehead pop, and as two women gossip about her at the sink, the expression morphs into a grimace that carries her on a frantic rage storm through the office.
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It consists of iconic Westwood shapes, from her towering lace-up heeled brogues to a cinched-waist wool blazer with Teddy Boy lapels, all remade in Burberry's signature check, which, in this context, morphs into an instantly edgier plaid.
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The term describes the moment when "game developer" ceases being a 9-5 job, and morphs into a haze of constant overtime, nights and weekends lost to endless coding, troubleshooting, and tweaking in order to ship a game on time.
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Across the United States, millions of people of all ages suffer from this silent killer that slowly morphs from nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, a condition that now affects 89 million in the U.S., according to the Center for Disease Analysis.
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Basically, there is so much pent up demand from all the leaks and the possible radical redesign of the phone — especially as it morphs into the hub of a user's Internet experience — that it could help Apple continue its march forward.
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HP is trying something different with its latest convertible laptop, and boldly claiming it's "reinventing the PC." While most laptops are housed in an aluminum or plastic chassis, HP's Spectre Folio is wrapped in leather that morphs into different modes.
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Believe it or not, things actually get stranger from there, but the most bizarre thing about Swiss Army Man might be the way it morphs from that wacky premise into a sad but almost sweet meditation on loneliness and acceptance.
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Hands clasped around a cup of warm tea, tightening with each account, Stephen morphs into a hyper-analytical master woodsman, discussing the intricacies of his survival as if my future, imaginary life in the wild of America depended on it.
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Within a short time span, the artist delivers an expressionistic sketch of his brooding young self, then represents himself as a wigged dandy, then morphs into a tanned and rugged figure inspired by primitive art ("Self-Portrait with Palette," 1906).
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But this one has been written and shaped for public consumption; I wish Mr. Brown's editor had noted that there's a moment, as imperceptible as the changing of the seasons, when repeated self-criticism morphs into a twitchy self-loathing.
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While the outbreak of a global trade war is generally seen bad for the greenback, some market watchers say the traders could turn to the global reserve currency for security if the trade skirmish morphs into a broad market selloff.
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The look of shock and horror on her face when she realizes Luke has been keeping his daughter from her, and the way it later morphs into resignation when he leaps at her offer to postpone the wedding, is a killer.
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There are the stories of the strictly financial, like when a piece that was once a symbol of everlasting love morphs into a strictly salable commodity that helps to pay the mortgage, a child's college tuition or a charitable donation.
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Drew Barrymore undergoes a makeover onscreen as a California real estate agent in the sexual doldrums who, after vomiting like something out of "The Exorcist," morphs into a bodacious huntress with a vigilante streak and a taste for human flesh.
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A feeling of excess in both form and fantasy may be disagreeable—there's so much going on as Daphne morphs into a tree to escape Apollo, or a delighted seraph stabs an ecstatic St. Teresa in the heart with an arrow.
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In a classic episode of "The Cosby Show," Dr. Huxtable explains to one of the children that as Santa drops down each chimney, his race morphs to match that of the family he's visiting – Asian, African-American, Caucasian and so on.
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Related: Artist Uses Algorithms to Carve Hyperdetailed Patterns into Plywood Laser Cut Wood Sculpture Morphs into a Kaleidoscopic Portal A Single Block Of Wood Becomes An Absorbing Stop-Motion Animation In "Waves of Grain" Artist Wreaks Havoc and Destruction Using Torn Paper
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Hong Kong police fired rubber bullets and tear gas in running clashes with protesters late on Sunday amid chaotic scenes as anger over an extradition bill morphs into a fresh front against what many see as a broader erosion of freedoms by Beijing.
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Alongside Essaie pas' new mix, you can also check a premiere of Rother's version of the title track which morphs the static of the original into a cosmic sort of electro—a collection of soaring synth arpeggios building skyward from the gutter.
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Usually when you quit your job, it's a case of sheepishly handing over a tightly folded notice to your boss and spending the subsequent five minutes squirming as the expression on their face slowly morphs from standard Monday morning indifference to outraged betrayal.
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The situation keeps escalating — eventually Molotov cocktails are involved — but it morphs, too, especially after a momentous event that leaves Dixon reeling: Willoughby, who has been suffering from pancreatic cancer, takes his own life one night, which sends Dixon into a moral spiral.
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Included in the 14-item line, called Louis Vuitton 2054 (the year the brand will turn 200), is a shirt that turns into a pillow, a weekend bag that morphs into a sleeping bag and a coat that doubles as a backpack.
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The choreography shifts from task-oriented movements referring loosely to cleaning — polishing the floor gradually morphs into twisting and writhing — to a more unfettered, full-body release in an improvisation where the dancers rub up against surfaces and sometimes speak with feverish abandon.
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If the coronavirus spreads quickly and morphs into a more devastating pandemic, the billions of dollars in stimulus money he's discussing today likely will not be enough to provide relief to American workers, small businesses and major industries hit by an economic downturn.
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Bruce MacVittie, like Lazar a downtown stalwart of many decades, morphs convincingly from Mae's preening, superior, educated lover into the lump of human flesh that Mae gives Lloyd permission to kill because Henry is disabled and of no use to her anymore.
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Heplays rebel leader Henry "Hotspur" Percy, the first of many handsome threats faced by Prince Hal (Chalamet), as he morphs into King Henry V. And though his screen time turns out to be brief, Percy sets the scene for what's to come.
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What all this literally translates to is moving across the screen—sometimes on the ground, sometimes in the sky—as the camera whizzes around and the world morphs from one dreamy state to the next, giving players little time to compose themselves.
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A calendar she created for SFMoMA in the '252s demonstrates her quick wit and poetic spirit: the "b" in December morphs into a cherry-red heart and the "o" in October is suspended from the word, like an orange plucked from a tree.
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That goes to a 17th-century fresco in Trinità dei Monti at the top of the Spanish Steps in Rome, where a 65-foot landscape morphs into a portrait of one of the saints on the Wellcome Library picture: Saint Francis of Paola.
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From the "Psycho Killer" opening, Stop Making Sense slowly unfolds song by song, as more and more band members join Byrne onstage, and the concert morphs from one guy onstage with a guitar to a teeming celebration of music, movement, and collaboration.
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I've seen it time and time again in my own communities and circles: Parents whose fear and love for their children morphs into an overprotectiveness because they are scared of what their race could mean for their kids — and how it could hurt them.
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Mehrunnisha has been a bouncer for nearly a decade, and for the last three years, has done 10-hour night shifts at Social, which functions as a restaurant and co-working space seating 220 people by day, but morphs into a packed club at night.
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The first installment, Interview with the Vampire, introduced a pre-adolescent vampire named Claudia (played by Kirsten Dunst in the 1994 film adaptation), a beautiful and tragic woman whose frustration at being trapped in the body of a child slowly morphs to murderous rage.
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It's a rubbery, frenetic club track that morphs into something resembling an internet addiction PSA over the course of its three minutes, but I can't blame you if you ignore the words while you're flailing like a maniac to this beat in your living room.
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For example, throughout the film a properly creepy dripping sound—supposedly blood from a man that Max keeps seeing at the subway—morphs into the non-diegetic soundtrack of Banco De Gaia's "Drippy" and suddenly sounds like the symphony of a broken, rusting tap.
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Then it morphs into a re-creation of how the riots — some of the biggest in American history — got started: police raided an unlicensed club in the black part of town, and tensions in the street erupted into looting and violence that lasted for days.
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Close-ups of hands and faces alternate with expansive landscapes painted in delicate shades of gray, a ray from a flashlight pierces the night, birds swoop up into the sky in silhouette, a ceiling fan morphs into an airplane in the eyes of an insomniac.
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In "How Your Brain Morphs Stressful Family Vacations Into Pleasant Memories," Nicole Slaughter-Graham writes about how to plan enjoyable family vacations: In 2015, my husband and I traveled to Washington, D.C., for our annual family vacation with our energetic son, who was then 8.
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In another untitled, undated, gouache-on-paper image (this one from the Collection Chave, also in France), a big, pink-and-purple rectangle morphs into a funky face with a beady eye at each of its far ends, neatly poised above a strappy bow tie.
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After the massacre of the tsar and his family happens in the opening credits, the sequence revisits the idea that one of the Romanoff children escapes the slaughterhouse, then morphs into a young woman exiting the subway in our present, looking at her phone.
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Then there's the end of the episode, when Kevin looks to the sky and sees a dove flying, which morphs into the final sequence in what is apparently the future, when Nora — going by "Sarah" — raises doves somewhere verdant and green, far from Texas.
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On the corner of Worth and Broadway, the terror of the past week loosens its grip and morphs into another shape — a blend of pride and awe, at all of the steps Yoli took to show that she would not be a member, an instrument, a thing.
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It uses a real map, but morphs places, like a nearby cupcake shop, into in-game points of interest, like a "green house" where you can get ingredients to make potions, or a catering shop that's transformed into an inn where you can recharge your spells.
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In his previous novel, "The Underground Railroad", which won a Pulitzer and a National Book Award, the escape route of the title magically becomes an actual railway; what begins as an unblinking depiction of slavery morphs into a phantasmagoric allegory of African-American history as a whole.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired rubber bullets and tear gas in running clashes with protesters late on Sunday amid chaotic scenes as anger over an extradition bill morphs into a fresh front against what many see as a broader erosion of freedoms by Beijing.
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It's a piece better experienced than explained, but the basic idea is that the viewer/user/subject hands over control of their microphone and camera to a Chrome plug-in, which then morphs and twists said user and their immediate surroundings into an AV digital acid trip.
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Initially, "Girl Asleep" threatens to be a cute comedy about social misfits who rescue each other, but it quickly takes a sharp left turn and morphs into a surreal exploration of that in-between age when childish fears and fantasies collide with the realities of teenage society.
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"Through constant electronic transmutation, every ghostly image becomes a malleable sculptural form that morphs into the next to achieve a poignant and ultimately tragic memory theater," Gene Youngblood, the author of "Expanded Cinema" (1970), an early examination of video as an artistic medium, said in an email.
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But a few weeks into the search, and maybe after bidding on and losing a house or two, that list inevitably morphs to adjust to the reality of what they can actually afford and maybe to what they've come to realize they actually need in a home.
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ANCHOR AND HOPE The director Carlos Marques-Marcet reunites with Natalia Tena, who starred in his festival favorite "10.000 km" and here plays a London woman who is goaded by her partner (Oona Chaplin) into starting what morphs into a kind of three-headed family with a friend.
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Characterizations don't so much develop as abruptly appear — like when mild-mannered weakling Jonah suddenly morphs into a code-reading, intel-gathering, stone-cold badass prodigy before our eyes or when characters start having moving heart-to-hearts that aren't moving at all because we've barely even met them.
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"The assumption has to be that growth is going to be slowing globally, and now we have the additional risk that the trade war morphs into a currency war especially if the Chinese currency continues to depreciate," said Chris Scicluna, head of economic research at Daiwa Capital Markets in London.
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Read more:The 53 worst celebrity Photoshop fails of all time18 celebrities who have spoken out against photo editingThis artist morphs celebrities' faces together to create perfect hybrids — here are some of his favoritesKhloe Kardashian posted a selfie with her niece and their matching edgy lobs and they look so chic
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From a distance they look almost funerary, while upon closer inspection you realize the fabric is printed with artist Ahmed Mater's distinctive designs from his 2010 Evolution of Man series that morphs from a silhouette of a gas pump to an X-ray image of a person holding a gun to their head.
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You can imagine it if you're playing a naval battle in, say, Empire: Total War and adjusting sails and timing your shots, but in Sea of Thieves you can feel it, just from the way your collection of incompetent nerds suddenly morphs into a salty pirate crew that can make those sails sing.
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The plans offered alternatives for repairing the despised roadway, a crucial mile-and-a-half of which morphs into a six-lane triple-cantilever affair, clinging to the hillside beneath the Heights — a kind of bunk-bed arrangement conceived during the 1940s by the prolific landscape architects Michael Rapuano and Gilmore Clarke.
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"The frustration levels are rising, regardless of whether this correction goes deeper or morphs into something else, which we think it will, but it's very much contingent on the outcome of both the Trump, Xi meeting later this week and the Fed in December," said Julian Emanuel, chief equities and derivatives strategist at BTIG.
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The latest is "Andy Warhol's Tropico," which takes inspiration from Lana Del Rey's 27-minute extended music video, "Tropico," a dramatic meditation on original sin and redemption in which Jesus, John Wayne, Marilyn Monroe and Elvis appear as saintlike figures while Ms. Del Rey morphs from Eve to Mary to a modern-day stripper.
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Hassell suggests we listen to Pentimento vertically—a concept borrowed from La Monte Young—which can be done by "letting your inner ears scan up and down the sonic spectrum, asking what kind of 'shapes' you're seeing, then noticing how that picture morphs as the music moves through Time," he wrote for his press release.
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Only at the five minute-mark does the track open up from fractal synth lines into the thrumming digitalist Chic-isms you expect from Murphy, but it's a fitting tribute to the strange twists and turns that Bowie's career has taken over the years—just when you think it's all figured out, the track morphs yet again.
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If the Republicans, nevertheless, insist on invoking the Nixon rule, respect for Rule XXII mandates that, in the absence of plausible allegations of unconstitutional abuse, the scripted point of order at the heart of the nuclear option be sustained by 22019/3 of the senators present and voting before it morphs into a binding Senate precedent.
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"... As the 'typical' hotel guest morphs from a boomer to a millennial, concern for the environment is now a top-10 'must-have' in a hotel stay," Chekitan Dev, a professor of marketing and branding at Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration told the Washington Post in an email, regarding InterContinental Hotels Group's July decision to reduce plastic waste.
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A probe of sexting by the husband of a woman who works for Clinton morphs into a quest for new emails, and if the emails turn out not to be new at all (which seems likely), it will morph into some new questions about Huma Abedin's choice of which computers to use to check her email.
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Maybe It's Not Your Fault How Slender Man Became a Legend Bleak New Estimates in Drug Epidemic: A Record 72,000 Overdose Deaths in 2017 Black Boys Feel Less Safe in White Neighborhoods, Study Shows The 'Zombie Gene' That May Protect Elephants From Cancer How Your Brain Morphs Stressful Family Vacations Into Pleasant Memories More Strikeouts Than Hits?
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An hour or so later, Ariel, carrying out a mission at Prospero's behest, morphs into a harpy — a ravenous monster with a woman's face and breasts and a vulture's talons and wings — soaring intangibly but menacingly above the stage in a pixelated projection that traces the movements and facial expressions of an actor at stage left.
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Thankfully, we are seeing less and less disagreement about the public policy that morphs suicide into a supposed medical "treatment," undermining the integrity of the medical profession — the very trust upon which the patient-physician relationship is based — and that puts everyone living in jurisdictions with legal assisted suicide at risk of deadly harm through mistakes, abuse, and coercion.
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One way Hill morphs is by visually establishing a new identity; Miseducation's cover — which swapped The Score's Blaxploitation-era photorealism with a drawing that's reminiscent of both Burnin', her father-in-law Bob Marley's album with the Wailers, and the famous Che Guevara sketch you find on T-shirts and dorm posters — is the image of an icon, not a real person.
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A case in point is this annual Totino's bit, which started as an innocent riff on how men use the Super Bowl as an excuse to treat women like their servants, and morphs in this iteration into a passionate lesbian romance between characters played by host Kristen Stewart and the invaluable and underappreciated Vanessa Bayer, who won't return to SNL next season.
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What starts off as corporate-job-related drudgery morphs into a full-blown manic episode, marked by increasingly erratic behavior that, eventually, results in hospitalization, where Lindsay, after letting go of her anger and frustration related to still being sick despite diligently following her treatment plan, eventually realizes that in order to be considered "sane" she has to act that way.
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"Lance Lizardi" (2017), which calls itself "a film by Lance Lizardi" but appears to be the work of Xander Robin, whose unusual feature "Are We Not Cats" recently opened in New York, starts off as a goofy home-baked quasi-doc about a guy who likes lizards so much he gets his name changed; it subtly morphs into an absurdist parable about taking lizard love too far.
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In the entry hall, near a wall hung with imposing marble medallions mounted by another long-ago owner, each carved with the face of a different Roman emperor, there now stands a 1990 sculpture by the French New Realist artist Sacha Sosno; called "Tête Carrée" (Square Head), it is a six-foot-tall bust on a pedestal with a hyper-realistic neck that morphs into a giant, faceless block.
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