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But sometimes (usually) the scariest things are the most familiar.
This is the Maroon 5 I am most familiar with.
The new Air is the most familiar and predictable scenario.
Or, maybe you autopilot to whatever you're most familiar with.
These were the sounds that were most familiar to him.
So it's just the stuff I was most familiar with.
Great horned owls are among North America's most familiar raptors.
This idea is most familiar to fans of baseball and basketball.
Even the most familiar landscapes are made strange from this perspective.
This is the light, airy meringue you are most familiar with.
The song identifying app you're probably most familiar with is Shazam.
Those are probably the two most familiar numbers on my phone.
The Redwood Sauna is probably the most familiar for the uninitiated.
But I've never written about the one I'm most familiar with.
One type of disaster I am most familiar with is wildfires.
This Keurig machine is probably the most familiar of the bunch.
The New Year's we're most familiar with follows the Gregorian calendar.
"Acquittal" is a term most familiar to us from the criminal law.
The most iconic companies are actually those that transform the most familiar.
"We're the most familiar with it," she says of the battlefield analysts.
A new ICBM was the most familiar bit of Mr Putin's speech.
The first bucket is the one we're most familiar with: consumer services.
I suspect it's because it is the most familiar act of transformation.
JOEL ROZEN Puccini's "La Bohème" may be the world's most familiar opera.
This is one of the most familiar premises … well, maybe ever, really.
"The camaraderie, I would say, is the most familiar thing," he said.
It's a sentiment commonly echoed by those most familiar with the festivals.
Of these, I was most familiar with 27A's BLABBERMOUTH and 59A's CHATTERBOX.
Sometimes the rarest birds show up in the most familiar of places.
One way to judge a bar is by its most familiar faces.
Still, they are the ones most familiar with the platform as daily users.
The Little Hours extracts humor from the simplest and most familiar of circumstances.
The check-in screen is the most familiar in the new Swarm 5.0.
The curry section of the menu is the most familiar, but deceptively so.
Probably the most familiar, and that's why I'm placing it at the bottom.
The possibly contagious colleague is among the most familiar villains of office life.
Firefox and Linux are among the most familiar names; CyberBrau perhaps less so.
In China, however, Ms. Fan is one of the country's most familiar faces.
And his interpretation of one of Shostakovich's most familiar pieces took some risks.
And they are also home to one of our most familiar birds: the flamingo.
Finette's story isn't quite the same as the Cinderella we're most familiar with now.
The stuff I'm most familiar with is the stuff you've gone after Facebook about.
It includes, for example, the most familiar facial patterns used in Bapedi initiation ceremonies.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton remains the most familiar candidate among allies abroad.
Picking one comes down to what ecosystem you're most familiar and comfortable with — Amazon?
Once again, its subject matter was that which was most familiar to me—fashion.
But it is in Myanmar where Buddhist violence has become most familiar of late.
But on Tuesday, voters most familiar with Big Tech's longterm impact refused to capitulate.
Consider one of the most familiar yet daunting of all monuments, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.
One of the most popular, and most familiar, is the Heartland-versus-Elite narrative.
The first is the most boring and the most familiar: the eurozone and Italy.
All four titles are most familiar as movies, and each has an Australian connection.
A change of context can turn even the most familiar object into something new.
The most familiar movie content rating system in America is about to turn 50.
Pap tests are one of the most familiar — and successful — cancer screening tests ever invented.
Weight Watchers, the most familiar brand in the weight-loss industry, is losing its name.
Just Scramble is made from mung bean which is one of Asia's most familiar beans.
" She echoed the morning's most familiar line: "Being pro-black doesn't mean that you're anti white.
Of all the courses served, this was far and away the most familiar to human eaters.
These are whimsical poems that reveal the most familiar domestic settings as designed for eternal sleep.
This paradoxical relationship interests me, and it exists in the most familiar things that surround us.
Importantly, many of the trackers that Ghostery found are not from the biggest, most familiar companies.
"Just had some opportunities," said Parker, using some of his finest and most familiar Popovichian phraseology.
I am most familiar with the situation in Bulgaria, where I served in as U.S. ambassador.
Shipping companies are among the businesses most familiar with the necessity of this two-pronged approach.
Periodic fasting will feel most familiar: no food or drinks with calories for 24-hour periods.
The first, getting Pyongyang to dismantle its nuclear weapons program, is the most familiar to Americans.
Seen through Immerwahr's lens, even the most familiar historical events can take on a startling cast.
At the scale we're most familiar with—humans, forests, coffee mugs—the electromagnetic force is more salient.
In the most familiar mode, known as World Tour, you collect coins and head for a goal.
Number one, the one that people are most familiar with, is that role as the nation's doctor.
Why it matters: U.S. WhatsApp users are probably most familiar with false allegations inflaming the political climate.
About.com, one of the internet's oldest and most familiar websites, is about to fully fade to memory.
Of all the attackers, Zahran's appears to have been the most familiar to the Sri Lankan authorities.
The most familiar face on the Beauty tribe is Caleb Reynolds, a former contestant on Big Brother.
The result is an interesting household object that makes something new of even the most familiar film.
But for the Joyce, one of New York's most familiar dance theaters, this arrangement is entirely refreshing.
Lots of medical cannabis users prefer to smoke because it's the method that's most familiar to them.
And to be fair, interactivity—especially the sort of interactive we're most familiar with—invites this reaction.
It's the kind of book that sheds new light on even the most familiar parts of life.
Collectors now seem to have a broader interest in Asia "beyond the most familiar countries," he said.
Andrew Cuomo of New York has quickly become one of the most familiar faces in the nation.
Recently, they announced the most radical and also possibly most familiar change to their content delivery format.
They may subconsciously act in ways that elicit insensitive, unreliable or abusive behavior, whatever is most familiar.
Currently, we are most familiar with the application of genetically modified crops that are resistant to disease.
In a post-colonial, post-industrial world, these spaces of displacement can sometimes feel the most familiar.
But the building's most familiar space for concerts, the Fuentidueña Chapel, offers the broadest selection of events.
Even in that latter, most familiar of staples, this orchestra made the music more than simply habitable.
Perhaps the most familiar source of that cognitive tax comes from a busy professional and family life.
Every chief-executive job involves political duties, but watching Goodell, who is 56, evokes a most familiar mastery.
Ina Fried: Right now, I'm most familiar with what happens in the trans community, someone will be harassed.
In preparation, it tidies up by packing the DNA into dense, sausagelike rods, the chromosomes' most familiar form.
If you're most familiar with the song's Harry Nilsson cover from Midnight Cowboy, you're in for a treat.
Group theory in many ways epitomizes mathematical abstraction, yet it underlies some of our most familiar mathematical experiences.
Strip Amazon to its most familiar elements, and it's a devilishly simple everything-store with limitless stuff-supply.
It sounded many of the most familiar notes — did you know Facebook was started in his dorm room?
All may be most familiar in their fully orchestrated forms, but Mahler wrote versions for piano as well.
The stars that we are most familiar with have chosen this route at some point in their careers.
It will ultimately come down to which app you're most familiar with and most comfortable using every day.
Antihistamines The allergy meds you're probably most familiar with are the antihistamines, but not all antihistamines are equal.
Even so, those most familiar with Pacific Northwest weather patterns warn this storm will still be very serious.
Our own minds are the most familiar examples of a phenomenon characterized by a great deal of diversity.
The young are the most familiar with new technology and what it means for Britain in the world.
Types of charcoal for grillingCharcoal Briquettes: This is the type of charcoal that Americans are most familiar with.
That's because it's stretchy, and rather than feeling like a straightjacket, feels shockingly like your most familiar shirt.
There is no Rose Red in the Snow White story that many of us are most familiar with.
The images you're seeing are the ones you're most familiar with, the images that you see every day.
It's always gratifying to see how an artist can turn even the most familiar tale into something new.
And so now we have a bumper crop of art installations re-enchanting the most familiar public spaces.
Elsewhere, time hurtles ahead: unpredictable harmonic schemes generate suspense at every turn of this most familiar of stories.
The witch we're all most familiar with is old, haggard and warty, with tattered clothes and scraggly hair.
The most familiar versions of both result in a score that falls on a scale of 300 to 850.
It is a reminder that the most familiar of everyday commodities may trail an epic story in its wake.
We love these kinds of stories; they're the most familiar and most popular form of narrative in our culture.
Fans are probably most familiar with the property thanks to the 1990 miniseries that starred Tim Curry as Pennywise.
Most familiar to New Yorkers will be that of Leonard Bernstein, for whom centenary celebrations will begin this year.
So it was important to stay away from some of the most familiar '60s signposts and not overdo it.
Indeed, it is perhaps neighboring Bangladesh that is most familiar with the crisis that has been unfolding in Myanmar.
Of the four fundamental forces, gravity is the most familiar—seemingly unchanging, ubiquitous, and maybe even a little boring.
Thus the magic trick of Caribou: pairing one of the most familiar samples ever with one that nobody knows.
The most familiar versions of both result in a number that falls on a scale of 300 to 850.
"The Sanders organization in the predominantly rural counties I am most familiar with is not particularly strong," he said.
The memory card explainedYou're probably most familiar with memory cards from slotting one into your digital camera or your smartphone.
I embarked on the trip with one of my most familiar subjects, my partner Evan, days after we were married.
Vinamilk is probably Vietnam's most familiar consumer brand, and it is widely considered to be the country's best-run firm.
Tesla will face more all-electric competition this year, too, though it might not come from the most familiar names.
Even Stephen Curry, the franchise's most familiar face, is adjusting to life with fresh teammates — and to his new environs.
It's worthwhile to note that Jon and Sansa favor focusing primarily on the threat with which each is most familiar.
That doesn't happen in the same way in [Gladwell's native] Canada or in other parts where I'm most familiar with.
The most familiar symmetry transformations — reflect a square over its diagonal, or rotate the square 90 degrees — are very rigid.
N/naka has often been miscategorized as a sushi restaurant, the style of Japanese dining establishment most familiar to Americans.
Which brings us to the second kind of beauty brand endorsement, likely most familiar to consumers: the celebrity brand deal.
White House officials believe they're the most familiar with the facts of the case so they want them on hand.
And at the very top of the escalators is the most familiar name of all: Trump Cadde, or Trump Avenue.
In my favorite exchange, Pondsmith explains how he and the team rethought one of cyberpunk's most familiar tropes: Flying cars.
It was bringing me to new corners of the city — showing me that even the most familiar places have their secrets.
Witherspoon also explained that her strategy is to communicate with Ava and Deacon through the media channels they're most familiar with.
There are a limited number of technologies that achieve 8 to 10 percent concentrations, the espresso machine being the most familiar.
I think the thing that really felt most familiar to me was the parenting part and how devastating this must be.
Or that Google, often viewed as a champion of openness, uses closed, proprietary software in some of its most familiar products?
It's the most familiar place there is to the 35-year-old photographer, partly because there never really was another one.
Mr. Sayer's was not the only voice cautioning passengers to "mind the gap," but it is arguably the most familiar one.
It is also the branch of government closest to the people and therefore should be the most familiar with funding needs.
This menu has apparently been stripped down, but I spotted McDonald's most familiar offerings on there, like Big Macs and McNuggets.
Watching this season, I kept thinking of the early days of Christianity, perhaps because that's the religion I'm most familiar with.
At three minutes and change, the shower scene in Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" is one of the most familiar in film history.
From ancient Greek kouroi to contemporary portraiture, the human body has served as the artist's most familiar yet most elusive subject.
You're probably most familiar with the park rangers, who lately have been getting their due with the delightful Instagram hashtag #RangersPointingAtThings.
While bail is one of the most familiar aspects of the criminal justice system, its reasons for existing are often misunderstood.
This result goes against the most familiar supply-and-demand reasoning that by increasing employers' costs, a higher wage decreases employment.
Though you may be most familiar with using text messages(SMS) as a second factor, this is no longer considered safe.
I am going to continue to read it through a prism most familiar to me: watching the presidential debates from my couch.
But what felt most familiar about the DRL, which announced its existence to the world today, is its allusions to professional wrestling.
But the most familiar one to New Yorkers , even though most of them probably don't realize it, is at 33 Thomas Street.
Drinking water is perhaps the most familiar example: about 85 percent of Americans receive their drinking water service from a local government.
Ben Kamisar will have more tomorrow online at The Hill about Pierson's unique role as one of the race's most familiar faces.
The Dow, a basket of 210 large, blue-chip stocks, is one of the most familiar gauges of the U.S. stock market.
The Dow, a basket of 30 large, blue-chip stocks, is one of the most familiar gauges of the U.S. stock market.
Sambal oelek, the most basic kind and the one most familiar to Americans, is typically made of red chiles, vinegar and salt.
One of the most familiar examples is the recurrent effort to silence criticism of Israel&aposs policies by playing the antisemitism card.
JOHN MALONE: Well, I mean, if you go back a couple years, you know, Discovery is the one I'm most familiar with.
The most familiar flavors of comics memoir these days are My Childhood Among Political Complications and How My Relative Survived the Holocaust.
Witherspoon explains that her strategy is to communicate with Ava and son Deacon Reese, 13, through the media channels they're most familiar with.
"Image processing is a creative process," visual artist Seán Doran, who has made a number of the most familiar Jovian images, told Gizmodo.
He promised over and again that the new administration would deliver on the planks of its agenda most familiar to the bespoken room.
Because we were most familiar with the cauliflower pizza crust craze, we decided to start there, before trying out sweet potato and zucchini.
The approach from Google with which I'm most familiar is that they give notice, and they wait for somebody to move to quash.
Science fiction fans are doubtless most familiar with Smith for his multiyear run as the Eleventh Doctor on the BBC program Doctor Who.
The most familiar metaphor about criminal investigations is, of course, that a prosecutor could get a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich.
Noisey readers may be most familiar with Christian Mistress​, who currently release their music through Relapse Records, former home to Mastodon and Baroness.
Clinton has not figured out how to address Mr. Sanders's most familiar lines of attack — and the moderators' most predictable angles of scrutiny.
In the last 18 months, Comedy Central has seen the departure of its most familiar on-air faces, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert.
Investors tend to be most familiar with core bond funds that provide access to investment-grade areas of the bond market, Lee said.
The most familiar names nationally, former NAACP president and CEO Ben Jealous and Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, a policy consultant married to Maryland Rep.
US teens might be most familiar with the format from the recent rise of Houseparty, the new app from the makers of Meerkat.
My bank didn't offer 2FA by text — the method I was the most familiar with — but only through an authenticator called Symantec VIP.
The most familiar methods of NRT are nicotine gums, lozenges, and patches—all of which are available over the counter, without a prescription.
Taking from the most familiar fairy tales, like Cinderella and Hansel and Gretel, Reiniger would bring the stories to life with intricate cutouts.
"The role that he's most familiar with and has done most recently is FBI director -- the leader of the investigators," the former official explained.
Meanwhile, New Edition, founded in 210 (a year after Menudo released their first album), built the modern boy-band format we're most familiar with.
The Goth that most people are most familiar with originated as a part of the post-punk movement from England in the late-'70s.
You're probably most familiar with Java because of how often it asks for your permission when you're loading websites with video or interactive content.
Perhaps this is because our president-elect prefers to communicate in 140 characters or less, adding a blunt edge to the most familiar words.
It's the most familiar thing there is, whether it's experience of emotion, pain, understanding what someone is saying, seeing, hearing, touching, tasting or feeling.
"Yer Blues," most familiar as a high-wattage shouter, appears as a slow jam, with Lennon singing the verses in a self-parodying falsetto.
All of these risks demonstrate why no consensus exists in support of the proposal among those most familiar with our air traffic control system.
Those who are most familiar with Bioware's Mass Effect and Dragon Age franchises might not recognize much of those games in Anthem so far.
Perhaps the most familiar case is one in which systematic and entrenched forms of injustice have ossified group relations into ones of unequal respect.
I hadn't spent much time in Denver's urban center, but of my 52 Places destinations, I was sure it would feel the most familiar.
His sensitivity into the layered feelings and conflicts that drive his character made even the most familiar moments of the music seem startlingly fresh.
The face you're most familiar with will be Reggie's, as he's the "hero" cat used for most of the close-ups and reaction shots.
Poet Nikki Wallschlaeger's new book Crawlspace discovers the violence embedded in our most familiar structures: mortgages, meals, rooms, houses, family relationships, and language itself.
One of the most familiar refrains from Donald Trump's presidential campaign was all the things he promised to do on "day one" of his administration.
But recent instances are reminders of how often women feel targeted or singled-out in a variety of settings, even those that are most familiar.
You probably know by now that Rachel chose Bryan, the chiropractor from Miami whose tongue she is most familiar with, to be her forever boy.
I realized that even after that current trip ended, coming back to Nashville now meant seeking out the unfamiliar in the most familiar of people.
Skimming has led, I believe, to a tendency to go to the sources that seem the simplest, most reduced, most familiar, and least cognitively challenging.
When you live abroad, it's all too easy to frame your experiences through your most familiar point of reference: how things are done back home.
Dr Crutzen is an atmospheric chemist, and the growth of carbon-dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere is perhaps the most familiar symptom of the Anthropocene.
At least, that's the experience that Amanda Farris and Laura Uhlir are most familiar with—and what ultimately inspired them to open their shop, Catchtilly.
One of the most familiar, beloved aspects of Wendy's, besides the red-haired girl with pigtails in the logo, is the chain's iconic Frosty dessert.
Ms. Ukeles is probably most familiar for her nearly four-decade stint as official, though unsalaried, artist-in-residence with New York's Department of Sanitation.
So when those same people go looking for ways to socialize virtually, they turn to Zoom because it's the system with which they're most familiar.
There are exceptions, and those exceptions are the people that the public is most familiar with, where you're talking about people who are almost superstars.
Château Combel La-Serre Cahors 2015 $19.99 Malbec is now most familiar to Americans in its Argentine manifestation, often bountifully fruity and sometimes jammy sweet.
Ms. Ukeles is probably most familiar for her nearly four-decade stint as official, though unsalaried, artist in residence with New York's Department of Sanitation.
She is probably most familiar for her nearly four-decade stint as the official, though unsalaried, artist-in-residence with New York's Department of Sanitation.
Stone was one of the most familiar characters to mainstream journalists, on the lecture circuit and in the far-right mediasphere during the 2016 campaign.
Stakes The annual address from the US Capitol is one of the most familiar set pieces of the presidency, and one of the most watched.
In an interview, Dr. Brown provided the most familiar example: how almost every person makes faces and sounds when meeting an infant for the first time.
"I think my goal has always been to put a twist on settings and feelings most familiar to me by merging reality with dreamworlds," she says.
Trehub, who has studied infants and music, noted that even as babies, we tend to prefer the music and sounds that we are most familiar with.
Graphic: MonotypeThe last time Helvetica was updated was in 1983 with Helvetica Neue, which is basically the version of the font you're probably most familiar with.
"These individuals are the most familiar with the rules and regulations of a particular industry, and their experience means they're able to exploit loopholes," Scherb said.
The words are among the most familiar in the nation's founding document, even if their meaning has been the subject of two hundred years of debate.
Sound walks can encourage new ways of understanding even the most familiar places, and are the perfect summer escape if you can't physically leave the city.
Therefore, we don't necessarily attribute many of modern video gaming's most familiar elements—interwoven stories, free roaming exploration, progress based on play style—to Romancing Saga.
But somehow the most familiar songs, rather than lending luster to this version of the story (written by Ritchie and John August), only highlight its incoherence.
In a refreshingly unfamiliar cast, the most familiar member — apart from Weaving — is an unrecognizable Stephen Lang, as what can only be called an undead cyborg.
The Reimanns, father and son, ran the chemical company now known as Reckitt Benckiser, or RB, probably most familiar to Americans as the maker of Lysol.
Mr. Griveaux, the government's most familiar face on television, has also been the most aggressive in adopting Mr. Macron's harsh new line against the protest movement.
Among the high-fidelity services, you might be most familiar with Tidal, because Jay-Z is the company's big-name owner and co-owners including Kanye West.
For those of us who are too young to have appreciated Houston's golden era, we're most familiar with her tumultuous marriage to R & B singer Bobby Brown.
A lifelong track-and-field athlete whose trophies fill an entire room of her apartment, she intervened with the means of healing most familiar to her: running.
The most familiar is the generic congressional ballot, which usually asks voters to say whether they will vote for the Democratic or Republican candidates in their districts.
In blood, it's the most familiar place where you see heme because in hemoglobin, heme is the molecule that carries oxygen from your lungs to your tissues.
With a delightful Anya Taylor-Joy performance at its center, this new Emma doesn't play too fast and loose with the story or its most familiar beats.
As a stepparent, I often felt like an impostor — or else I felt the particular loneliness of dwelling outside the bounds of the most familiar story line.
But the most common and most familiar form of mass timber, the one that has opened up the most new architectural possibilities, is cross-laminated timber (CLT).
While building the Pixel 4's face retouching feature, Google says it talked to the professionals who are most familiar with making people look good: wedding photographers.
She's one of the most familiar faces in modeling, hosting Project Runway, posing in Vogue and walking in countless fashion weeks and the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
Although likely the most familiar, Close's portraits really pop in the airy stations, and visitors on the first day were drawn to touch their intricate tile work.
Consider the most familiar random shape, the random walk, which shows up everywhere from the movement of financial asset prices to the path of particles in quantum physics.
Aside from a few pieces that precede the Untitled Film Stills, the show at the Broad begins with Sherman's most familiar series and ends with her most recent.
While Busch himself has become one of NASCAR's most familiar faces, he hardly ever gets credit for paving the way for some who may one day supplant him.
In that way, it serves as a potent reminder that even the most familiar stories can be used to examine the issues and concerns of a given moment.
But "Hallelujah" is most familiar from film and TV, where it has soundtracked dozens of deaths and breakups, and been belted in too many singing competitions to count.
These dolphins, foreign imports to the city, are nevertheless the ones most familiar to many Hong Kongers, tens of thousands of whom troop through the park every year.
Tuna is now the canned fish of choice in the United States, the most familiar and most popular, but it took me a long time to come around.
Wine School Not that long ago, Saumur Champigny was a wine most familiar to Americans as a staple red of Paris bistros, light, fruity and easy to gulp.
David Lynch's surreal nightmare recasts the most familiar and celebrated aspects of American family life — parenthood, child rearing, sex, and more — as horrific, repulsive ordeals fraught with uncertainty.
The museums we're most familiar with — the noble institutions with endowments in the millions — promise an education; they offer, impersonally, to elevate us into their realm of civilization.
After wandering around Holly, I decided to swing by the place that's most familiar to me — my mom's old condo where I lived in the summer of 2014.
Broadly, there are white versions, made with potatoes and cabbage; green versions made with sorrel and spinach; most familiar to some is the red version, made with beets.
To accomplish his goal, Putin relied at least in part on the institution with which he was most familiar: the security services, which had given him his start.
There is another distinction about belief in nonhuman extraterrestrial intelligence, or UFO inhabitants, that makes it distinct from the types of religions with which we are most familiar.
And since the show isn't using the humor to modify these Trek stories, or take them away from their most familiar clichés, The Orville is just offering poor rehashes.
Bois, the most familiar name in the US, has been teaching in American universities and publishing in English for more than 21912 years, most notably in the journal October.
For her part, Theresa alternated between her most familiar spot – singing backup on her husband's songs – and sitting to one side of the stage and soaking in the performances.
Most of all, they're the planets that we're most familiar with, and it's easy for creators to figure out what's needed to set some colonists down on their surfaces.
Asian elephants are the elephants people are most familiar with because they're used in zoos, circuses and elephant rides, yet no one knows what this species is truly facing.
One format most familiar to employers and commonly used by job candidates is the chronological format, which presents your experience in reverse chronological sequence, beginning with the most recent.
These experiments suggest that the mind's natural tendency is to explore and to favor novelty, but when occupied it looks for the most familiar and inevitably least interesting solution.
These powerful paintings are unlike much of the work with which we are most familiar: they are stylized, simplified, spare, and absent of her usual technical virtuosity or detail.
"The philanthropy I'm most familiar with ... has really been about solving big social justice problems using technology, using risk capital, using a 30- [or] 40-year outlook," Shah said.
Album Review "Attention," which comes near the end of "Starboy," the new album by the Weeknd, traverses one of his most familiar subjects: psychological antagonism pegged to sexual dominance.
HONG KONG — Xiaomi, the smartphone start-up that showed the potential and the limits of a new generation of Chinese technology companies, is losing its most familiar global face.
There's actually an almost iron law in elections over the last 50 years that the most familiar face is the least electable, but I'm not sure everybody's processed that.
The most familiar example is probably Herbert Ross's 1980 movie, "Nijinsky," with the dancer George de la Peña, in the title role, rolling on the floor and screaming gibberish.
The most familiar classical example of a statue magically enlivened by divine order is the myth of Pygmalion and his love for a nude ivory statue of his own making.
The standardized apartment blocks essential to the Yugoslav cityscape — the ones that I was most familiar with — appear only as bit players in some of the sections on urban planning.
Many of the film's most powerful scenes turn on the photographs and clips—right down to the camera angles—of the First Lady that viewers will be most familiar with.
Any Mets fan can tell you, the most familiar celebrities in the stands at Citi Field on any given game are Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, Kevin James and Hank Azaria.
It went to number one on the charts in the U.K. forever associating the "original" version of the song with Shaw (which showrunner Charlie Booker would be most familiar with).
Mueller is a former prosecutor, and prosecutors are most familiar with direct examination questions because that's what they base their cases on and how they meet their burden of proof.
I think people are most familiar with the work you've done in club contexts—what does So Drove allow you to access, either emotionally or thematically, that you couldn't before.
It has also gained support among a cadre of venture capitalists in New York and Silicon Valley, the people most familiar with the potential for technology to alter modern work.
Maybe it's because I'm most familiar with Wolk from his role as Mad Men's Bob "NOT GREAT" Benson, but anytime I see him onscreen, I feel incapable of trusting him.
They know how to get across the border; many have lived in communities where gangs and organized crime fester; and they are the Guatemalans most familiar with the United States.
So while it looks like a win for Porsche, consider the fact that Tesla's launch happened in 2012 and the most familiar electric vehicle then was a hybrid Toyota Prius.
But the show's general aesthetic of seeming to have stepped out of 2005 and making only a few minor changes extends even to its treatment of its most familiar targets.
Within the group, Tony Evers, Wisconsin's superintendent of public instruction — a position he has held since 2009 and was most recently reelected to in 2017 — is the most familiar face.
But what these lawyers have done is asked one all-important question necessary to pose to all Republicans: Why do they think they know better than those most familiar with Watergate?
Britni de la Cretaz, a freelance sportswriter, told Vox that before publication of Merchants of Truth, she was most familiar with Abramson from Strange Justice, her book on the Thomas hearings.
Perhaps most familiar to people as a foldable, and sometimes frustrating, art, its skill in reducing a sheet of paper to a dense maze of mountains and valleys has wider applications.
The deal from the company that makes Dum Dums lollipops will most likely ensure a future, at least in the short term, for some of the nation&aposs most familiar candies.
Perhaps the most familiar example came after the Reichstag fire in 1933, when German lawmakers declared a state of emergency that set Adolf Hitler on an irreversible path toward totalitarian rule.
Alongside that of Toll House, Pillsbury's chocolate chip cookie dough recipe might just be the singular ready-to-eat formula most familiar to American consumers' palates, and change can be rough.
Although closely related to the returning boomerang that people are most familiar with, the blade of the wonna is reminiscent of a saber and it was probably used for close combat.
The most familiar challenge stems from the fact that in the midst of national security crises, much of the nation remains willing to allow presidents to respond to its perceived enemies.
However, the idea that the economy rewards the able and the diligent — and that therefore the successful deserve their riches — is one of the oldest and most familiar of American illusions.
In Gerwig's capable hands, though, even the most familiar contours of "Little Women" feel new, not because she has the temerity to redefine Alcott's masterpiece, but because she subtly reframes it.
This vocabulary is probably most familiar to the mass audience from the musical and book Les Misérables, with its invocation of "the miserables" as a term for the French urban poor.
"Demand for plastics – the most familiar group of petrochemical products – has outpaced that of all other bulk materials (such as steel, aluminum or cement), and has nearly doubled since 2000," IEA notes.
The dark blue is land where today's most familiar, established turbines can achieve a minimum of 30 percent CF. Lighter blue areas are where the best of today's turbines can do that.
Gage takes the most familiar and played-out genres (a remake of Space Invaders, an update to Solitaire, a Milton Bradley board game, word puzzles) and contorts them into commentaries of themselves.
Though some of the most familiar examples of light from living organisms are terrestrial—think of fireflies, glowworms and foxfire—the bulk of evolutionary events involving bioluminescence took place in the ocean.
Bontecou's wall mounted sculptures from the late 1950s (perhaps most familiar to visitors to the lobby of the New York State Theater in Lincoln Center) had a revolutionary influence at the time.
But mostly it was an opportunity for the pope to widen the message of his visit, and he made calls to recognize the poor and marginalized worldwide — his papacy's most familiar theme.
Some of the House Republicans who are most familiar with the case have already been advising and meeting at the White House in recent weeks, including Jordan and GOP counsel Steve Castor.
Known mainly to PBS viewers, Mr. Lehrer became one of television's most familiar faces by moderating presidential debates, starting in 21992 with the first between Vice President George H.W. Bush and Gov.
The stone tells one of the most familiar tales in human history: a king successfully defeats a rival kingdom and celebrates by commissioning a great work of art to boast about it.
Picard is extremely interested in examining how the idea of Star Trek must change to make sense in 2020, and using one of its most familiar and beloved faces to do it.
He stopped them quite a bit, at one point asking the cellos to shape one of its most familiar phrases differently, and he continued fine-tuning the piece until he was happy.
Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani (probably most familiar to US audiences from her role in Jim Jarmusch's excellent 2016 film Paterson) leads the film, which is often stirring even when the narrative gets clunky.
"Witch," with its sinister, meandering bass, is the most familiar of all, laced with howling violins that were absent in the past, but every bit insistent and sinister as anything on Beach Music.
On both fronts the party faces the same paradox: almost all of the Democrats' most familiar and powerful faces are graying while it is growing more reliant on younger voters to win elections.
While the maps we may be most familiar with today are the clean grids installed on our smartphones, the art of creative mapmaking — from the physical to the more abstract and thematic — persists.
"The camaraderie, I would say, is the most familiar thing," said Travis Wilkerson, a former Marine who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan and now serves on a helicopter crew with the Forest Service.
They are the most familiar sight in a tale that Keegan-Dolan, who wrote, choreographed and directed the show for his company, Teac Damsa, has reset to a bleak version of contemporary Ireland.
It was replaced with perhaps the most familiar 21st-century ballet, Christopher Wheeldon's "Polyphonia" (2001), which is danced all over the world and has often been seen at City Center and Lincoln Center.
In the US, we are most familiar with variable tolling schemes implemented on highways, but congestion pricing systems like those in Singapore and Stockholm include a variable nature to them throughout the congestion zone.
Analysis of the software and infrastructure used in the attacks, aka computer forensics Computer criminals, including intelligence agencies, tend to use the software and infrastructure (such as computer servers) they are most familiar with.
Why—apart from having the role he's most familiar with have to endure Hurricane Westbrook—was George not good enough to qualify for an exhibition his talent level suggests he should make every season?
Ghate is the most familiar to the RBI, as he sits on a five-member technical advisory committee that has provided non-binding advice on rates to the RBI governor ahead of policy reviews.
" Perhaps the most familiar theme to modern readers had to do with the fact that in the autumn of 1896, booksellers around the country faced an existential threat posed by a growing competitive "evil.
There are just so many options in the current field, that it could end up paralyzing primary voters and force them to go with the names with which they are most familiar and trust.
But for black Americans like me, the killings of black men and women at the hands of the state with no justice to be had, is among the oldest and most familiar American stories.
In a scene most familiar from awkward conversations that usually happen three months before teen couples go off college, Greg very, very gently tries to break up with Tom and his job at ATN.
They demolished the Cleveland Cavaliers, 108-33, on Friday night at Quicken Loans Arena to complete a four-game sweep, thwarting every challenge that LeBron James — their most familiar, most gifted adversary — could muster.
On one occasion, Mr. Gordon ordered the most familiar-sounding item he could find — a hamburger — but when the waiter asked him how he would like it cooked, Mr. Gordon was at a loss.
"Despite decades of tirelessly scouring some of the most familiar and remote places on Earth, biodiversity scientists estimate that more than 90% of nature's species remain unknown," said Academy Chief of Science Shannon Bennett.
Shift The twist in Thursday's episode of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage " involves Debbie Evans, a professional stuntwoman of nearly 40 years who is the unfamiliar face behind some of film's most familiar action scenes.
Among the names most familiar to voters were Ms. Preckwinkle and Mr. Daley, a brother of this city's longest-serving mayor (Richard M.) and a son of the second-longest-serving mayor (Richard J.).
It is Jaroslaw Kaczynski, who holds no elective office but who, as head of the governing Law and Justice Party, is one of the most familiar names in Polish politics and arguably the most powerful.
So maybe it was just easier to go into the meme bank and pull out the simplest, most familiar icon of cluelessness and smash that "post" button than it was to process even more information.
So a day after she has been declared the first woman in history to win a major party's presidential nomination, Clinton finds herself in the most familiar position of all: She will have to wait.
In the most familiar MMA version—the one that Randy Couture made famous—the fighter will use his underhook to draw his opponent off the fence and then hit the inside trip on that side.
The most familiar controls have to do with the storage and movement of personal data, which compelled Amazon to build data centers in Germany to abide with laws on keeping personal information inside that country.
You're probably most familiar with your sun sign, or the sign that the sun happened to be aligned with when you were born; that's the one we identify with — the one we read horoscopes for.
And if The App indeed does end the caucus for good, it will be a most familiar Silicon Valley story: an untested new technology emerging, seemingly from out of nowhere, to topple what came before.
The dates of Jewish holidays are determined by the ancient Hebrew (or Jewish) calendar as opposed to the Gregorian calendar that was introduced in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII, with which you are most familiar.
The most familiar pop, the kind on which an entire industry has churned for decades, is about baby love, dancing the night away, teenage dreams, and dying young, and not, for instance, intimate reckonings with motherhood.
It can be a tricky subject for non-experts, and people often mistakenly conflate contemporary AI with the version they're most familiar with: a sci-vision of a conscious computer many times smarter than a human.
While audiences are most familiar with the story of Rick Grimes, featured in both the comic series and the AMC television show, the first VR game will actually focus on a entirely different set of characters.
Celebrities are often the target of online trolls, but thanks to social media, some of Hollywood's most familiar faces have a chance to respond to their haters — and we all get to watch it play out.
Even when the underlying problem is minor or not criminal in nature — for example if someone is having a mental health crisis — police officers often respond using the tool that is most familiar to them: enforcement.
The earliest known squamate fossils hailed from the later Jurassic period, leaving a frustrating 75 million-year gap between the shared ancestor and the appearance of what are now some of the planet's most familiar animals.
It is reaching the stage, now, of being among his most familiar mannerisms: a piece of performance art, almost, a portrait of a player who cannot fathom how he has found himself in this mess again.
American readers may be most familiar with his 2004 memoir, "A Tale of Love and Darkness," which tells Oz's coming-of-age story against the backdrop of his mother's suicide and the state of Israel's founding.
Her new book Crawlspace (Bloof Books, 2017), a series of sonnets that consciously disrupt their own formal limits, discovers the violence embedded in our most familiar structures: mortgages, meals, rooms, houses, family relationships, and language itself.
Although all but unusable as a real currency, it's good enough for what we need it to do and we also can expect quantum computing hardware to change the face of the oldest and most familiar cryptocurrency.
The Republican's Southern Strategy is one of the most familiar stories in modern American history: Beginning in the 1960s, the party courted white racist voters who fled the Democratic Party because of its support for civil rights.
"It was kind of a no-brainer, that Laibach's totalitarian aesthetics, their story and everything about them made it the most challenging and, at same time, the most familiar, to bring to North Korean ears," said Traavik.
In time I found my way back to God, the most familiar and fundamental something I knew, even if by then my conception of the divine had enlarged beyond any church's ability to define or contain it.
While Koller sings the praises of all three members of his new Yankee team, it's Teige's name that is probably the most familiar to anyone interested in how European and Scandinavian black metal was initially brought to America.
This tendency to equilibrate, like a cup of coffee cooling to room temperature, is the most familiar outcome of the second law of thermodynamics, which says that energy constantly spreads and the entropy of the universe always increases.
Contrary to some of the most familiar—and notably, British—gin brands, Aviation Gin describes itself as an "American gin," boasting a botanical mix touted to be smoother and easier to drink when compared to London Dry gins.
It's valid to ask whether a movie needs to be made a fourth time, but Cooper's fantastic, emotional film demonstrates how execution, style, and a modern point of view can make even the most familiar story fresh again.
Trump also seemed impressed that Lincoln, who is often judged by historians as the greatest president, was a Republican -- even though it is one of the most familiar historical facts that he was the first Republican Party president.
But it's not just the airline bean counters — pilots, who will be the most familiar with the plane, will most likely be unwilling to fly it unless they're convinced of its safety and their ability to control it.
I walked the Roman paths that were most familiar and dearest to me, lingered in the Roman piazzas that had given me pleasure before and supped not just on the classics but on one classic in particular: gricia.
My mother enjoys waving to them as they pass, but reminds me that our true heroes are those most familiar to us: "Son," she says, "we've been taking care of each other just fine and we'll continue to."
The most familiar examples are the fully eusocial ants, in which many sterile female workers do all the chores, a single large queen lays all the eggs, and a sprinkling of male ants, or drones, supply the sperm.
The most familiar wave of this branch of societal misogyny is the annual backlash over the sorority recruitment video, an increasingly normalized form of recruitment in which the house's existing members make a welcome video for potential new ones.
It's also no secret that Facebook is using Live as one of its many anti-Snapchat tools — many of the newest and most familiar features of Live, like live masks and other video filters, were cribbed directly from Snapchat.
Of the four series, Howard the Duck — based on a character created by Steve Gerber in 1973, and previously made into a deeply derided 1986 live-action movie — is likely to be the most familiar property for casual audiences.
K.B. Wagers's BEHIND THE THRONE (Orbit, paper, $14.99) is that most familiar of space operas: a futuristic retelling of the King Arthur legend, or at least the part about a society needing its rightful rulers in order to thrive.
So rather than really dig into the true story of Forrest Tucker — rather than take the journalistic approach — I tried to take his life story and distill it down to the most familiar beats possible in a heist film.
But not every character had been captured by the time the credits rolled on the finale: In a secret bunker maintained by the lone-wolf pragmatist Frieda Berlin (Dale Soules), 10 of Litchfield's most familiar faces stood their ground.
You might be most familiar with Irwin from his Crocodile Hunter television series, which documented his very, very close and dangerous-seeming encounters with animals (including crocodiles), which he co-hosted with his wife Terri from 1996 to 2004.
This might be the side of Swift you're most familiar with lately, as her feud with Katy Perry has made the 12,000th headline and we're meant to believe that Taylor is on a warpath to punish all her enemies.
ZURICH — The lake with swan-maidens on its bank at night, the swan hunt that leads Prince Siegfried to discover doomed love, the heroine Odette and her evil replica, Odile: "Swan Lake" often feels like the world's most familiar ballet.
The best model that I can think of here is that we'll see something like the Star Wars Expanded Universe play out, where most of the tie-in films follow the most familiar characters, and introduce new characters along the way.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A rise in the barometer of consumer prices most familiar to Americans has failed to show up in an inflation measure closely watched by the Federal Reserve, making it unlikely the central bank will raise interest rates next month.
But I want to talk about something more specific about the iPod click wheel — in particular, the final iteration of the wheel that's likely most familiar to people, the iconic gray circle with integrated buttons, introduced on the fourth-generation iPod.
The AllMusic website, the site that the public is likely most familiar with, was spun off by Rovi a few years ago as part of the All Media Network, and now licenses the database content from its former corporate parent.
Meg Mulhearn is probably most familiar to our readers of as the violinist who gave North Carolina psych metal project U.S. Christmas so much of its cosmic soul, or perhaps as the sole sonic wizard behind Divine Circles' Appalachian dream loops.
It's unclear how many comedians struggle with mental challenges such as depression, but many of the most familiar names have talked and joked about the issue: Robin Williams, Sarah Silverman, Stephen Fry, Spike Jones, Woody Allen, Richard Pryor, Ellen DeGeneres.
"The time Steve Jobs was putting things off and noodling on possibilities was time well spent in letting more divergent ideas come to the table, as opposed to diving right in with the most conventional, the most obvious, the most familiar."
I tried to see if I could rip out part of that section and replace that entry with PROTEA, which is pronounced differently, was the most familiar word I could come up with and was the least "harmful" to that area.
The public is most familiar with the use of "Gitmo," as it is known in military lingo, for detaining high-level terrorists — illegal combatants caught on the battlefield who are awaiting military tribunals (at which the Pentagon has also failed).
Like Mr. Abrams, Ms. Davis is a celebrated pianist most familiar to jazz aficionados; Mr. Cowal's performance of the finale from her "Eight Pieces for the Vernal Equinox" balances obsessive repetition with explosive melodic movement, successfully evoking her own playing style.
He manages to surprise even in the most familiar works, taming the different voices with authority while allowing room for adventurous turns — a blend of respect and audaciousness that makes for a refreshing addition to the crowded field of Bach recordings.
Now the 23-year-old actress is playing one of the most familiar heroines in English literature: Emma Woodhouse, the "handsome, clever, and rich" young protagonist of Jane Austen's Emma who flirts with romantic disaster by meddling in other people's affairs.
The decisions of physicians and other healthcare providers – those individuals most familiar with a patient's condition – would be subject to review by a government representative who has no relationship with the patient or firsthand knowledge of his or her clinical needs.
In the popular imagination, cults tend to present alien and threatening versions of mainstream society's most familiar structures and conventions, first by rejecting them, and then by presenting alternative and illicit versions of faith, faction, family, and sometimes all of the above.
The iris scanner is perhaps the most familiar, due to Samsung's own implementation on the Galaxy S8, but Qualcomm says that its version offers improved performance and accuracy, including the ability to successfully avoid being spoofed by images or molds of people's eyes.
LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday it could not be right for "Big Ben", the bell in the British parliament's clock tower whose bongs are one of the country's most familiar sounds, to fall silent for four years during renovations.
While runes reemerged in 20th-century neopaganism and (strangely enough) attempts at diabolical magic during the Third Reich, the process of runic divination that we're most familiar with now was developed by Ralph Blum in the '80s, with The Book of Runes.
" Once the montage ends, the narrator begins a story about noticing subtle differences in the faith practices of his family and friends: fasting during Ramadan and Lent; different names for Jesus, yet the most familiar is "nyame," the Ghanaian (Akan) name for "god.
Continental (which might be most familiar from its tire division, but which supplies a range of automotive parts and systems across the industry) will be using Nvidia's DRIVE autonomous vehicle platform for its system, and hopes to bring them to market by 2021.
Decades before Lincoln Center was built, a monument to Giuseppe Verdi was erected in the triangle now known as Verdi Square, between Amsterdam and Broadway at 73rd Street, showing the composer surrounded by his most familiar operatic protagonists: Falstaff, Leonora, Aida and Otello.
The painting is a visual diary of sorts, incorporating the artist's most familiar stylistic elements — from monochromatic compositions reminiscent of his work from the 1960s when he used a kitchen spatula instead of a conventional paint brush, to recent loops of calligraphic shapes.
And if a future board were to be confronted with, say, an opera by Tania León, an experimental record by Nicole Mitchell, and a visual album by Beyoncé, might its members tend to select the finalist with whom they were already most familiar?
As the group leaves the area where the body was found, Mr. Paul, who has television experience and has trained with comedy troupes, begins to engage in the kinds of behavior most familiar to his viewers: exaggerated reaction shots and nervous laughter.
But there's another aspect to his campaign that deserves more scorn, if we're ever to take him seriously at all: the truly pathetic lack of vision and ambition on display from someone who should be most familiar with the importance of both.
The league, now with eight teams in the U.S. and one in Canada, plays under the rules of rugby union, the 15-a-side variant of the game that is most familiar to American college players and viewers of the quadrennial World Cup.
In fact, while you may be most familiar with American Sign Language (ASL), deaf people around the world have hundreds of different sign languages currently in use, and translating between sign languages, or from spoken languages to sign, is still very difficult.
There are dozens of stories about the birth of her fourth child, as though it had to be presaged by some acknowledgment on the part of the universe, but the most familiar has it that Tota was dancing when she felt a sudden pain.
The projects that are most familiar as carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) — namely, facilities that capture CO23 from the exhaust stream of a fossil-fueled power plant or heavy industrial process, like the (failed) Kemper power plant in Mississippi — do not qualify as negative emissions.
And it retains some of the most familiar tunes anyhow, with strains of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" showing up at times, including in a rapped version by Tyler, the Creator that plays as we're introduced to the sourpuss himself and recurs throughout.
While I think privacy and data are part of the levers I'm the most familiar with from my own career and certainly are front and center in the legislative dialogue right now on Capitol Hill, I think it is a combination of ... It's really power.
The cyberpunk work you're likely most familiar with is the Matrix trilogy, where humans are trapped by machines in a simulation and hackers are our only hope, but the movement also contains a lot of great novels by writers like William Gibson and Neal Stephenson.
The reason I say it's not worth it is because — especially for iPhone owners and I'm most familiar with the iPhone — if you break a screen or even a battery goes bad or something else, it usually only costs $100 to $200 to fix that.
JAMES R. OESTREICH AT 3 MINUTES 40 SECONDS One of the most familiar pieces of music in the repertory gets a fresh makeover by returning to its roots in this arrangement of Ravel's "Bolero" for two pianos and Basque percussion instruments — who can spell txalaparta?
The agency suggested that Juul portray itself as "a technology company" with ads that juxtaposed its vaping pen against outdated devices like a boom box and a 1980s-era cellphone — products that would be most familiar to customers who were alive during their use.
The sound of tapping preceded the sight of it, with a brief overture in darkness before the curtain rose on four women — Ms. Dorrance, Melinda Sullivan, Josette Wiggan-Freund and Jillian Meyers — pounding out that most familiar phrase, a time step, in vivacious unison.
Check out some of the biggest (and most familiar) looks from the red carpet at the Metropolitan Museum or Art, where Flavor Flav's white suit and top hat, The Weeknd's old 'do and the classic blue Snuggie resurfaced in some of the stars' outfits.
The pieces we are most familiar with in the Western world were created in a Christian context, in which the memento mori was meant to remind the viewer of death in order to urge them to live a pious life in order to avoid divine punishment.
Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca — which specializes in helping foreigners set up international shell companies to protect their financial assets – leaked the papers to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists to expose the offshore holdings and hidden financial dealings of some of the world's most familiar names.
The CFO came up often throughout Cohen's hours-long testimony as a person familiar with Trump's tax returns, the partial orchestrator of hush-money payments to the adult film actress Stormy Daniels, and the confidant most familiar with how the president manipulated the worth of his assets.
More than anything, it's a new toy for photographers who have spent months or years shooting on this type of film, because they're the ones who are most familiar with the inherent pains of being a Polaroid shooter, and the joy that comes from getting it right.
This insistence on ordinary women with ordinary bodies doing ordinary (sometimes extraordinary) things, some of them very funny, cuts to the appeal of a goof like "The Boss," which, even at its most familiar, feels different because of who's inspiring the laughter and jostling those breasts.
SCORE: A FILM MUSIC DOCUMENTARY Going behind the scenes of how film scores are composed, this portrait of the craft features some of the most familiar "music by" credits in the business, including Hans Zimmer, John Williams, Danny Elfman, Quincy Jones, Rachel Portman and Thomas Newman.
Not only is Bob Dole the only congressional leader to win a presidential nomination since Henry Clay — with a similarly unsuccessful result — in the states with which I am most familiar, Senate majority leaders, presidents and House speakers almost always lose when they run for governor.
One of the models starring in Alexander Wang's show on Saturday on West 146th Street — a model who, with her I-dare-you blue-eyed stare and power stomp, is one of the most familiar faces on the runway — recently took on a new daytime gig.
One of the most surprising findings in the report is that it's not just rare or endangered birds that have been declining; it's some of our most familiar species: sparrows, blackbirds, larks, starlings, and finches that visit our birth baths and fill the air with song.
St. Hubertus, which is run by Mr. Bottura's friend, the star chef Norbert Niederkofler, is like Osteria Francescana, one of the few restaurants in the world to be awarded three Michelin stars — yet it's the informal affability of the staff that feels most familiar to Mr. Bottura.
As Dylan Loeb McClain, a former New York Times chess columnist, writes in an introduction, the Staunton design, named for the 19th-century chess master Howard Staunton, is likely the most familiar to many of us, ubiquitous and representing the "de facto standard" used in the World Chess Federation.
After being forced out of Breitbart two years ago, disinvited from conferences, losing his book deal, incurring approximately $2 million in debt, being deplatformed from a crowdfunding site, and being made to return his wedding ring, Yiannopoulous now appears to have returned to his most familiar haunt: the bottom.
Today, instead of a history of the ancient female religions that were celebrated for thousands of years, we are most familiar with the creation story of Adam and Eve and their expulsion from Eden courtesy of Eve, making her, you know, responsible for the downfall of mankind from Paradise.
The big plays still come from the most familiar faces — the Americans' goal began with Kelley O'Hara winning a foul and Rapinoe whipping in a free kick before Pugh slammed in a rebound — but tests like France on Sunday, Germany last week and England on Wednesday in Orlando, Fla.
But the move has implications for what news will be consumed on Facebook, potentially favoring the most familiar names in media that are seen as the most credible, while tilting away from lesser-known and less-trusted outlets without solving the issue of whether news could still be distorted.
And for years, the most familiar story about climate change has been the one pushed by fossil fuel companies themselves once they were forced to acknowledge it was a reality: The burden for stopping climate change falls on individual consumers, who must drive less, fly less, and buy less.
While people are most familiar with his public projects like the Guggenheim Museum, or his showcase houses like Fallingwater in western Pennsylvania, Wright designed more than 300 houses, most of which incorporated natural surroundings and materials into a design of clean, angular lines, with an emphasis on public spaces.
You take part in the struggle between the First Order and the Resistance on a frontier planet that, while it is new to the Star Wars universe, feels hundreds of years old — and has been visited by the most familiar hunk of junk in the galaxy, the Millennium Falcon.
It's time for Biden to leave the fieldAs I've previously written, a record of failure binds presidential candidates over the past five decades who have been both the most familiar and the least fresh faces on the block: Hubert Humphrey, Walter Mondale, Bob Dole, Al Gore, John McCain, Hillary Clinton.
In the mid 30s and 40s, Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys helped advance Texas two-step dancing as we know it, by conforming those traditions to standard 4/4 patterns—the most familiar rhythm in Western popular music—and laying it down on the fiddle to really get crowds going.
Shortly after the movie was shown at the Venice Film Festival, some conservative commentators pounced on the fact that the movie doesn't depict one of the most familiar images from that lunar voyage, the planting of the American flag on the moon's surface by Armstrong and his fellow astronaut Buzz Aldrin.
As a businessman with many failed ventures, he of course doesn't always achieve the outcomes he desires, but the model of leadership and organizational behavior he's most familiar with involves issuing directives and standing at the top of a hierarchy where he can fire people if they don't cooperate with him.
On Friday, the U.S. Department of Agricultures annual outlook forum hosted a session featuring two of the people most familiar with the trade topic: Gregg Doud, the Chief Agricultural Negotiator in the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), and Ted McKinney, Under Secretary of Agriculture for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs.
To the degree most Americans have followed the President's efforts to involve another foreign power in our election, they may be most familiar with his entreaty to the Ukrainian president on the now-infamous July 25 call to "do us a favor though" and investigate Biden and the 2016 election conspiracy theory.
The brief calls the administration's targeting of sanctuary cities "an aggressive attempt by President Trump to coerce state and local jurisdictions into participating in immigration enforcement even in situations where that participation would undermine public safety and go against the best judgement of law enforcement officials who are most familiar with local communities."
At TechCrunch Disrupt VCs are responsible for helping startups — the focus of the three-day event — get off the ground, and, as such, they are often the most familiar with trends in the startup ecosystem, ready to deliver insights, anecdotes and advice to our audience of entrepreneurs, investors, operators, managers and more.
Check his verse in the same song: Even though we've mostly moved beyond the typical beats and rhymes that people call boom-bap, it's still the most familiar form of rap, and if you're listening to De La for the first time, neither their lyrics or the beats in this playlist will be off-putting.
UFO 50 is probably best explained by its trailer, so I'll just put that here: The games are all co-created by a five-person team, of which Derek Yu is perhaps the most familiar; his modern classic rogue-lite Spelunky was arguably the vanguard of a new generation of Nintendo-hard, procedurally generated games.
" Eventually, he found shelter in a lean-to adjacent to a cottage alongside a wood, where, observing the cottagers talk, he learned of the existence of language: "I discovered the names that were given to some of the most familiar objects of discourse: I learned and applied the words fire , milk , bread , and wood .
The television industry seems to have survived the sacrilege of daring to continue the story of Roseanne's family, after first dumping the famous/infamous actress who played the part, Roseanne Barr, and then killing off her character, off-screen, with the most familiar resolve in the entertainment world: It's a business decision; not artistic decision.
The philanthropy I'm most familiar with — I worked with Bill and Melinda Gates when they set up the Gates Foundation, I now run the Rockefeller Foundation — has been really been about solving big social justice challenges using technology, using risk capital, using a 30-, 40-year outlook and taking real risks and making big bets.
Based on the same Sholem Aleichem stories that the actor-impresario Maurice Schwartz would dramatize 20 years later in the most familiar of American Yiddish talkies, "Tevya," and that would subsequently provide the basis for the musical "Fiddler on the Roof," the movie is currently being restored with help from the National Film Preservation Foundation.
"I mean that's our most familiar link to a reference for it, and I personally spent a good portion of my life immersed in that music and was enamored and fascinated by all the approach that they had to it… like, 'yo we comin at this from a full angle: our stories, fantasy and the music,'" Butler says.
This new Emma doesn't play too fast and loose with the story or its most familiar beats, but it digs out the absurdities of being wealthy (or adjacent to wealth) around the turn of the 19th century — the affectations, the frills that cover up the crudeness of real life, and above all, the vast, unmitigated boredom.
While animal rights legislation, concerning both the animal pelt and meat industries, dates back to the 1600s, the activism against fur we're most familiar with began with the anti-sealing protests of the '70s that fought to end commercial seal hunting, primarily to protect the baby white seal that was heavily sought out for its coat.
It's unclear whether the judge will decide to proceed with the sentencing as scheduled, given the latest motion for a new trial and questions about how easily prosecutors will be able to respond to it with those most familiar with the case having formally stepped back from it and, in one instance, quit his job altogether.
As sexual harassment and assault allegations against a number of powerful men continue to ricochet around Hollywood (as well as other industries), one of the most familiar names on the list of men accused of sexual assault is that of Spacey, a decorated Hollywood and Broadway veteran, and the (now former) star of Netflix's House of Cards.
While it features some original characters, such as Iden Versio, they weave in and out of the lives of more recognizable characters, and throughout the game's marketing, the focus has been on the most familiar Star Wars, iconography.. A brief glimpse at the official website highlights the single-player, but also "legendary locations" and "characters from every era" with a photo of Luke.
Even something like his remake of Bad News Bears (a stab at big studio glory that's one of his weaker films) uses the template of a baseball season to add a ticking clock, while his animated experiment Waking Life ostensibly takes place in the middle of a long, dream-filled night and has that most familiar of ticking clocks — of the alarm variety — theoretically hanging over it.
Although you might be most familiar with silver (blanco) tequila, other tequila varieties include reposado, which is aged two months and tastes slightly oaky, anejo, which is aged over a year and has notes of vanilla, raisins, and honey, and extra anejo, which is aged for a minimum of three years and has a fruity profile, Antionio Rodriguez, director of production at Patrón Tequila explained to Insider.
In one of the book's most unforgettable pieces, "Brown I See You, Brown I Don't," he blends his own experience of being identified racially by different people in different contexts, both threatening and non, with the psychological phenomenon of the Other-Race Effect, or ORE, the widely studied tendency of humans to most easily recognize the faces of the race with which they are most familiar.
Aside from the astronauts who made history — including Alan B. Shepard Jr., with his suborbital flight; John Glenn, in orbiting the Earth; and Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, the first to land on the lunar surface — Mr. Kraft was the most familiar face of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's early years, the steady ground commander who often explained missions to a rapt world at news conferences.
The most familiar is a Marxist ideologue who got his training in politics in three engines of the hard left: the National Union of Mineworkers, where he worked as a researcher; the Greater London Council, where he served as deputy leader under "Red" Ken Livingstone until he was sacked for being too hard-line; and the Campaign Group of left-wing MPs, where he first forged links with Mr Corbyn.
In what simultaneously served as both the most pleasant surprise and the most familiar disappointment of Thursday's Democratic debate, moderator Tim Alberta of Politico posed a fairly straightforward climate policy question: With the understanding that curbing all carbon emissions at this point will only stave off the worst effects of climate change, would the candidates seeking the Democratic nomination support the use of federal funds to relocate American families and businesses away from cities and towns made uninhabitable by environmental factors?
Having a strong central trio is going to be vital for Marvel going forward, as it weathers its most treacherous phase yet — one in which it won't have its most familiar heroes to fall back on and one that will, in all likelihood, see the company acquire so many more new toys to play with in the X-Men and Fantastic Four, all characters whose rights it will gain access to as soon as Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox's assets closes, probably in just a matter of days.
Still, even if there is no surprise, and no gap in religious observance, it is terribly sad for anyone who has ever been to Paris in winter to think that this year — and next year, and the year after that and for God knows how many more years — there will be no children gazing spellbound at the large, detailed crèche, no candles flickering at midnight to the thunder of the great organ for the "Messe de la Nuit," no sea of awe-struck tourists looking forward to recounting how they celebrated Christmas at one of Europe's most familiar and wonderful landmarks.

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