Something strange is going on in one of Reddit's most cryptic subs.
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It's perhaps Cardi's most cryptic video to date, but she warned you.
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On Sunday night's episode of Game Of Thrones, the two most cryptic characters in Westeros had a chat.
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The most cryptic character of all is Nils, and who better to play him than Mr. Skarsgard, whose work in the BBC One series "River" was so achingly good.
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As mysterious as most cryptic crossword clues might sound, it doesn't take much to solve a clue like "Edgy grammar subject (5)": it's an old joke, and the answer is TENSE.
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But in 2019, as Americans examine their returns for the first time under the full effect of the sweeping new Republican tax law, the situation is the most cryptic in memory.
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But those 27 words are among the most cryptic and divisive in the United States Constitution — and they are at the heart of one of the most contentious debates in American politics.
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Some of our most cryptic symbologists dabble in Masonic iconography: Bruce Nauman's "Topological Gardens," in which words such as "Fortitude" and "Justice" appear in neon on classical buildings, brings to mind the eighteenth degree of the Scottish Rite; Matthew Barney devoted one of his "Cremaster" films to a Masonic murder plot.
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What was left at the top of the page was Jerold's last surviving post from August 27—the most cryptic of his musings from that day: "Meanwhile: Anachrists" Wallace Huff has repeatedly asked the Warren County Sheriff's Office to contact Twitter and obtain information about the IP address that was used to delete Jerold's tweets—data that might give her a better sense of how long her son survived in the woods, and whether he ever leeched off someone's Wi-Fi to satiate his internet addiction.
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The Madeon alphabet used for most cryptic messages. Like his previous releases, Leclercq designed all artwork himself, with the depiction of "escaping a city to reach the desert" in each single's artwork. The album cover consists of a red desert and blue sky. The single artwork includes the artist name Madeon, and track name written in the 'Madeon alphabet' in the top right corner.
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Copadichromis verduyni is a species of haplochromine cichlid which is endemic to Lake Malawi where it is found on the eastern shore and in the south eastern arm of the lake. It occurs in Malawi and Mozambique. This species inhabits the interface between sandy areas and rocky areas. Of all its congeners, this species defends the most cryptic spawning sites, these are found at depths of .
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A way of flying () is a print by the Spanish painter and printmaker Francisco Goya. Created between 1815 and 1816, it is the 13th of the 22 aquatints making up the series Los disparates. Along with the rest of the series it was first published in 1864 by the Real Academia de Nobles Artes de San Fernando. This work is one of Goya's most cryptic and mysterious, and is open to a number of interpretation.
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The album also contains a cover of ELOs "Sweet Talkin' Woman." Perhaps the most cryptic song is the opener "My Evil Plan to Save the World", which according to Reese Roper is about "all of us that have ever thought that our own small minds could come up with a plan greater and more perfect than God's." "All That Is Good", which (according to one reviewer) is a reprise from 1 Thessalonians 5:21, was written in response to the 1998 Ska Against Racism tour. In it the band questions the effectiveness of their faith and ministry on those around them.
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Clues given to the solver are based on various forms of wordplay. Nearly every clue has two non-overlapping parts to it: one part that provides an unmodified but often indirect definition for the word or phrase, and a second part that includes the wordplay involved. In a few cases, the two definitions are one and the same, as often in the case of "& lit." clues. Most cryptic crosswords provide the number of letters in the answer, or in the case of phrases, a series of numbers to denote the letters in each word: "cryptic crossword" would be clued with "(7,9)" following the clue.
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Ballad of the Apes In one of his most cryptic and intriguing works, Affenballade (Ballad of the Apes), he created a grid of bars that are painted along the lines of the Hessian sacks he used as a canvas.Erika Esau, "The dilemma of Diehl: A forgotten artist, pt II", accessed 26 Dec. 2015. In the late 1920s, he began to create, apparently for private amusement, a series of eccentric, caricature-like watercolors that reveal a knowledge of works by such modern figures as Emil Nolde and Alfred Kubin. These often satirical commentaries are unlike any of his other, more formal works, and are described by later critics as revealing both a scurrilous sentiment "Mit scharfen Buntstiften", Kurier, 28.
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The band's early lyrics sometimes referenced US-born guitarist/main songwriter Deniz Tek's home state of Michigan, with lyrics from tracks such as "Murder City Nights" referring to Woodward Avenue in Detroit, and "I-94" being the highway linking Chicago, Ann Arbor, and Detroit. Many of their other songs, such as "Hand of Law" & "Descent into the Maelstrom" deal in apocalyptic images of war and violence, but these are more than balanced by the lighter popular culture references of tunes such as "Aloha Steve & Danno", an ode to the TV show Hawaii Five-O, and the light pop tune "More Fun". "Man With Golden Helmet" (which Tek wrote in high school in America, inspired by the Rembrandt painting) is one of their most cryptic efforts: "Man with golden helmet/drinks water from the faucet... plays with tiny children/on his way home from work... he's the top man/in the language department." The lyrics range from deliberately obscurant, to simple storytelling.
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