Though Mercury retrograde offered us space to work through our most incomprehensible ideas and emotions, it's time to move forward.
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Other than facing the death of a child, accepting a timeline for one's own impending death is arguably the most incomprehensible human experience.
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" And the text from Regina Hall's mom was the most incomprehensible of the group: "Jt concert tix not going to good job CCD Kjust.
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Peach has had enough of your bullshit, Mario The iconic Prom King and Queen of video games have the most incomprehensible relationship on this list.
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The financial crisis of 2008 demonstrated the economic system's creative destruction at its most incomprehensible, and it refocused criticism of capitalism for a new generation.
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The sisters see themselves as sacred clowns or comical jesters who seek to bring happiness to the masses—their unofficial mission statement is to "promulgate universal joy and expiate stigmatic guilt"—even, and especially, during the most incomprehensible tragedies.
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Jodorowsky, for his part, was a founding member of the Parisian anarchistic art happening Panic Movement, which flouted conventional morality in Surrealist fashion, and is the creator of some of the craziest, most incomprehensible, and most transgressive films in the history of cinema.
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But, as I reach my 65th year in a few months, I must say that although I never ranked the private and public horrors that have unfolded in my lifetime, I believe the poisoning of Flint, Michigan to be the most incomprehensible of all.
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In each case, no matter how urgent the need, how disorienting the circumstances or how depressing the situation I've always tried to make some sense out of what happened, even in the most incomprehensible of situations such as the Newtown shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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To an outsider, the details sound pretty intense—nude photos kept as "collateral," a dude's initials burned into women's skin, texts about wanting a "fuck toy slave"—but perhaps the most incomprehensible part is that so many women seemingly chose to submit and some even felt "empowered" by the group's chilling controls.
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The Register conducted a survey in 2001 and found that UBS Warburg had the longest disclaimer -- 1,081 words. Other categories in their Email Disclaimer Awards included the Most Incomprehensible Disclaimer and the Most PC Disclaimer.
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In Jasper Fforde's comic detective novel The Well of Lost Plots (part of the Thursday Next series), The Magus wins the "Most Incomprehensible Plot" Award at the annual "Bookie" Awards, the awards programme that characters in literature give one another.
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Paul Tatara of CNN wrote that it is "the most incomprehensible mess I've ever had to sit through", and Jeff Vice of the Deseret News called it "incompetent in almost every aspect of filmmaking". Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times, however, called it Van Damme's best film to date and said it has crossover appeal due to its humor.
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Ron Kopp also directed "I Will Refuse to Bubble: History and Theater as Defiance," a documentary about the making of "The Soap Myth" that examines the question of who has the right to write history, highlighting the importance of theater in understanding the world's most incomprehensible events. Featuring Holocaust survivor Irving Roth and scholars Michael Berenbaum, David Marwell and Bonnie Gurewitsch, it also is distributed online by Digital Theatre.
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Chief among these is the lack of pharyngeal sounds in the Rahanweyn/Digil and Mirifle languages, features which by contrast typify Somali but are not Somali. Although in the past frequently classified as dialects of Somali, more recent research by the linguist Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi has shown that these varieties, including Maay, constitute separate Cushitic languages. The degree of divergence is comparable to that between Spanish and Portuguese. Of the Digil varieties, Jiddu is the most incomprehensible to Benadir and Northern speakers.
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In 1999 the awards were renamed the bNet Music Awards to reflect the involvement of the bNet radio network. The awards were presented at the Mandalay venue in Newmarket, Auckland on Saturday August 28, 1999. Awards were presented in 34 categories, with 23 decided by public vote and 11 by a panel of judges. Categories included Most Astonishing Chart Placement, Most Incomprehensible Lyric, Best Independent Record Label, Contribution to New Zealand Music by a Major Label, Promoter or Promotion of a New Zealand Tour, and Luckiest Manager.
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The awards began in 1998 and were originally known as the 95bFM Music Awards, run by Auckland student radio station bFM. In 1999 the awards were expanded to include other bNet stations, were renamed the bNet Music Awards, and later became the bNet NZ Music Awards. Founded as an alternative to RIANZ's New Zealand Music Awards, the bNet awards were largely determined by a public vote, and in early years the awards had irreverent categories such as Male Fox and Female Fox, Most Incomprehensible Lyric and Biggest Cock-Up. But the awards also included categories that were otherwise overlooked by mainstream music awards of the time, such as Best DJ, Best Independent Album and Best Website.
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A collection of my Favorite Prayers G. P. Geoghegan (Dec 2, 2006) page 106 Sister Marie of St Peter with the Golden Arrow. The three rings symbolize the Holy Trinity This prayer appears in the book “The Golden Arrow”, the autobiography of Sr. Marie of St Peter. In her book she wrote that in her visions Jesus told her that an act of sacrilege or blasphemy is like a "poisoned arrow", hence the name “Golden Arrow” for this reparatory prayer.Ann Ball, Encyclopedia of Catholic Devotions and Practices 2003 pages 209-210 Words of the prayer: :May the most holy, most sacred, most adorable, :most incomprehensible and ineffable Name of God :be forever praised, blessed, loved, adored :and glorified in Heaven, on earth, :and under the earth, :by all the creatures of God, :and by the Sacred Heart of Our Lord Jesus Christ, :in the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar. :Amen.
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