One of her most provocative papers is also the simplest.
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The comments about his sister, Dylan, are the most provocative.
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But the investigators did dampen some of the most provocative theories.
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Mr. Hinterhäuser's most provocative comments, though, concerned the role of commissions.
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Some of the most provocative political art these days is knitted.
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Maloney's opponent, former Obama staffer Suraj Patel, is the most provocative.
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It's also the most provocative — arguably to the point of being counterproductive.
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The app shares your most provocative moments with your intended recipient, only.
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An exhibition sheds new light on the Chicago recluse's most provocative images.
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Is "Mother!" the most confusing movie of 2017, or the most provocative?
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The most provocative chapter is about widowhood and dating after losing a spouse.
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To that end, Frances McDormand had the most provocative speech of the night.
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Is it the most confusing movie of 2017 or merely the most provocative?
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Donald Trump has often appeared ignorant of the implications of his most provocative rhetoric.
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The most provocative thing about Lin this season might have been his changing hairstyles.
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The most provocative, if unsteady, episode involves Cory, the policeman with the MAGA hat.
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Three decades after Andy Warhol's death, he remains one of America's most provocative artists.
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If carried out, it would be North Korea's most provocative missile launch to date.
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The test is seen one of the most provocative ever from the reclusive state.
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Perhaps her most provocative choice, though, was to embark on a study of middle age.
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The test was seen as one of the most provocative ever from the reclusive state.
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Now, any other president, that would have been the most provocative thing in the universe.
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She must hold him accountable for his most provocative comments and his utter lack of substance.
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With "Phantom Thread," he has created his most unflinching — and likely most provocative — love story yet.
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That Mr. Michele knows that makes him the most provocative and devious of major-house designers.
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But that, too, has gone AWOL, along with the most provocative parts of his foreign policy.
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The Trump campaign appeared to disavow one of its most provocative policy proposals on Thursday, as Gov.
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The issues that compelled Spero to create some her most provocative work never cease to trouble us.
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Indeed, at times the candidates almost seem to jockey for the most provocative denunciation of the president.
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One of the most provocative questions to emerge is: Who exactly owned those lost, cheap, tattered Austens?
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Perhaps the most provocative of its contradictions is that the figure has both breasts and a penis.
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Gvasalia's most provocative fashion move may be his attempt to abolish or at least challenge those invisible rules.
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That's the question coming on the heels of the latest remarks from the campaign season's most provocative candidate.
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Often described as Norway's most provocative artist, he has often explored sexual and drug themes in his art.
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Qassem Soleimani, marking one of the most provocative moves either country has taken in a decades-long standoff.
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The most provocative value is the last one: L, the average life span of a signal-transmitting civilization.
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On Comedy It was probably inevitable that Dave Chappelle would do the most provocative comedy on Bill Cosby.
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"What is the most provocative thing that's happened to you in your sleeping bag coat," the group was asked.
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You've probably seen them before—crisp and figurative, while capturing the most provocative elements of our nation's famed landmarks.
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Finally, the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced its largest, and possibly most provocative, show ever.
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The launch on Wednesday was the most provocative since North Korea resumed dialogue with the United States in 2018.
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Both Seila and DOJ used the opportunity of their reply briefs to counter one of Clement's most provocative arguments.
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The launch was the most provocative by North Korea since it resumed dialogue with the United States in 2018.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Turner Prize is famously known as the art world's most provocative prize.
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Last and most provocative, perhaps, I don&apost know, it&aposs a pretty tough race is State Senator Michael Williams.
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"He seems to have been deliberately chosen as the most provocative, anti-EPA choice Trump could have made," Gaby said.
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Some of their most provocative ideas are in the area of education, which they believe is a form of domestication.
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The new ad campaign, appearing now, features models in their underpants, just as many of Mr. Klein's most provocative did.
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The presumptive Republican nominee spent the past 24 hours blasting his likely opponent, Hillary Clinton, and his most provocative antagonist, Sen.
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While this is clearly the most provocative of Iran's asymmetric tools, it is one for which law enforcement needs to prepare.
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Sam Morrill, a lead curator for the website, called the documentary "one of the most provocative and celebrated films" on Vimeo.
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Perhaps the most provocative appointment has been of Gyorgy Dorner, a far-right director who now runs a theater in Budapest.
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Her most provocative work was a series on female genital mutilation, first published in 2010 with subsequent pieces continuing through 2012.
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While Democratic provocateur Tulsi Gabbard doesn't get written about as much as top-tier candidates, data suggests she's the most provocative.
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A head-turning study by his team turned out to have a fundamental flaw that erased some of its most provocative conclusions.
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Prosecutors routinely appeal to the passion and sympathy of a jury pool, strategically weaving the most provocative facts into their legal theory.
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The Verge spoke with Robb about theories of dreams, the most provocative studies, and the many questions that remain in the field.
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China has been the most provocative in waging a new cold war against the West, and on a broader range of issues.
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Another offers voters a rapid-fire compilation of Mr. Trump's most provocative or offensive statements about women, the disabled and nuclear war.
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But "Underneath the Bitumen The Artist," his third and final piece for the annual Tasmanian festival Dark Mofo, is his most provocative.
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Our reporters looked back at the first phase of the Trump presidency, from the biggest news stories to the most provocative tweets.
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She's in Westworld, she's in the highly-anticipated Sorry To Bother You, and she's in Janelle Monáe's most provocative and addictive music videos.
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It's here where Dating Around is its most provocative — and perhaps frustrating, for those of us raised on a diet of dating shows.
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The same goes for comments sections, where objective, lucid perspective is always drowned out by the loudest, most provocative voices in the room.
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The test, which took place Wednesday, was the most provocative missile test conducted by Pyongyang since the denuclearization talks with the US began.
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On Wednesday, he came out with his most provocative proposal yet, called the Minneapolis Plan, to reduce the risks that these banks pose.
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Once we've determined our final group, the challenge (and fun) of pairing them with the most surprising writers, the most provocative photographers, begins.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's most provocative foreign policy move since winning the presidency played out against the backdrop of a quintessential Washington activity: lobbying.
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The most provocative would give police officers the digital equivalent of the Breathalyzer — a device that can identify what your smartphone has been doing.
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Regardless of political party, policy preference or voting decisions, Americans share something remarkable — the most provocative governing document in the history of the world.
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As an emissary for some of China's most provocative and boundary-breaking writers, Liu has become much more than a scout and a translator.
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"If you look at the history of Kim Jong Un, he becomes most provocative when people stop paying attention to him," said US Rep.
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Times reporters are taking a look back at the beginning of the Trump presidency — from the biggest news stories to the most provocative tweets.
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His most provocative claim, that Secretary Clinton is more likely to lead us into war, flies in the face of comments made by Trump himself.
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Native art comes right at the start of the American collection reinstallation, the largest of the three and by far the most provocative and incisive.
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The platform relies on an algorithm that tends to promote the most provocative content, sometimes of the sort the company says it wants to suppress.
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Since forming in 1980 in Trbovlje, a mining town, when the country was part of Yugoslavia, they have been one of Europe's most provocative bands.
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One of the most provocative moments came for me came when I encountered the work Interiors: We Are All Pink Inside (2018) by Christen Clifford.
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One of Marshall's most provocative works in the MCA exhibition, "Untitled" (2009), depicts a black woman with a pallette and a paint-by-numbers canvas.
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To me, however, the most provocative — and sci-fi — part of Ms. Shah's book is not about the ways humans have altered the evolution of pandemics.
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He has been open and unconcerned about his most provocative character traits -- his penchant for aggression and for serial untruths -- from the start of his campaign.
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But it's pretty clear this is going to be one of the year's biggest, buzziest, and most provocative sci-fi films, so it's worth checking out.
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Sadist Faction's coffee table is innocuous at first glance, but it's actually one of the most provocative pieces of home furnishing you're likely to ever see.
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The most provocative of the exhibitions is at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, an institution that is more popular with black residents.
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If confirmed, it would be the most provocative test by North Korea since it started the talks with the United States in 2018 (Reuters and NKNews).
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The most provocative book I've read this year is The End Of Protest, by Micah White, one of the two initiators of the Occupy Wall Street movement.
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"We have lost the two most provocative, vocal, big personality individuals in the auto industry, apart from Elon Musk, who still has to prove himself," she said.
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Before Alexander McQueen became a brand beloved by the royals and A-list celebrities, its founder, Lee Alexander McQueen, was the most provocative disruptor in the industry.
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So much so, one could argue that the most provocative beauty statement you could make right now is to show up without a hair out of place.
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The test is one of the most provocative ever from North Korea and came as U.S. and South Korean forces conduct annual military drills in the region.
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Goya's riffs on human foibles continue to ring true, while the issues that compelled Spero to create some her most provocative work never cease to trouble us.
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These days, fashion masks are mostly worn on the runways rather than in real life, and are a dramatic tool for some of our most provocative designers.
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The test, one of the most provocative ever from the reclusive state, appeared to have been of a recently developed intermediate-range Hwasong-12 missile, experts said.
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His partial attempt to soften his image has now begun in earnest, especially over one of his most provocative policies: a temporary ban on Muslims from entering America.
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The documents were labeled "Orbis Russian Leadership Reporting," and the cover email made a most provocative claim: Russian leader Vladimir Putin might be losing his grip on power.
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Meng's arrest is just the most provocative step in the US government's long-running effort to push back against Huawei, which US intelligence sees as a security threat.
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It's therefore possible that Trump will soon authorize one of the most provocative moves of his presidency — and Russia, of all countries, will be on the receiving end.
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Because just as his projects are visually arresting, they are conceptually complex, and they are most provocative when viewed not only with the eye but with the mind.
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So far, though, they seem to be less viral and get less engagement, in the form of responses, likes and retweets, than Mr. Trump's most provocative text tweets.
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Gap — one of America's most ubiquitous stores — and Telfar, one of its most provocative designers, have announced a partnership that is arguably the most exciting collab of 2020.
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When the show's costumer asked if she'd mind having her photo taken in her most provocative costume, Oristano agreed after being assured it was just for the costumer's records.
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Meanwhile, his most provocative piece, "V for Vendetta" (2014), consists of five versions of the iconic Guy Fawkes mask that Halter commissioned from artists in different regions of Africa.
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"Switched On" is an eye-opening book with a radical message, but because Mr. Robison is who he is (logical, direct), he addresses even the most provocative questions unprovocatively.
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Go: "Slave Play," a thought experiment on race relations, "is one of the best and most provocative new works to show up on Broadway in years," our critic writes.
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Futterman knows this perfectly well, too, and when, in his final chapters, he gets to the part played by television in modern sports, he makes his most provocative observations.
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That approach is a large part of what makes Hey Violet's "From the Outside," released a few weeks ago, one of this year's best and most provocative pop albums.
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The movie's most provocative aspect is its near-methodical portrayal of hive-mind thinking pursued as a kind of norm — not just by the examiners, but the hopeful applicants.
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If this were to happen, it would indisputably be Trump's most provocative move with regards to the Russia probe since the firing of FBI Director James Comey last year.
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One of the most provocative ideas the film floats is that the vocabulary of social justice has been co-opted for verbal one-upmanship just as competitive as battle rap.
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Several Democratic campaigns have worked in key battleground states even before Trump became the nominee to tie every GOP candidate to the billionaire and some of his most provocative statements.
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"I have no illusions that your man will nominate someone who shares my orientation," said Scalia, then in his 23rd year as the court's leading and most provocative conservative voice.
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If Kim understands history as we do and as South Korean's do, not on what his Grandfather built his dynasty on, then even Trump's most provocative challenges can be swallowed.
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He began his career as an avant-garde drummer and poet before embracing a neoclassical ideology and establishing himself as one of the most provocative and influential writers on jazz.
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And she groped for a response to one of the most provocative questions conservative lawmakers have been wrestling with in recent days: Would the country be better off under Mrs.
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For the underground cartoonists of the 1960s and '70s, sex, drugs, profanity and violence were as common as superheroes in mainstream comics, and Mr. Williamson was among the most provocative.
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Philpot's most provocative and significant argument is that blacks and whites define conservatism in substantially different ways, a subject my colleague Jamelle Bouie wrote about in his newsletter last week.
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Many scholars have deemed the book's most provocative argument — that differences in average I.Q. scores among races may have genetic as well as environmental causes — to be flawed and racist.
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MUNICH — Some of France's most provocative recent fiction has found an enthusiastic audience in Germany, where theatermakers are fond of bringing contemporary international literature, much of it challenging, to the stage.
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The most provocative idea, from lawmakers in New York, is to give police officers a new device that is the digital equivalent of the Breathalyzer — a roadside test called the Textalyzer.
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I walked into the Gunsmith's shop to check out his wares and saw the most provocative and expensive weapon I had ever come across—an "explosive rifle," on sale for $10,000.
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Those effects were still being processed as the reclusive nation fired a ballistic missile over Japan early on Tuesday in what is seen as one of its most provocative actions ever.
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It was the moment, investigators say, when a remote-controlled bomb packed with TNT was armed and placed under the driver's seat of this tiny country's most famous, and most provocative, journalist.
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It's mild because Jeremy O. Harris's play, which opened at the Golden Theater on Sunday, is one of the best and most provocative new works to show up on Broadway in years.
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Koyama's, whose work along with Takizawa's is the most provocative and ambitious in the show, makes his practice around revealing the underlying principles of digital photography: that light is reduced to data.
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This is not a subtle office, but then again Flynt—once the most provocative, most reviled pornographer in America, now an old man in the twilight of life—was never a subtle guy.
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Coulter, one of America's best-known and most provocative pundits on the political right, said on Wednesday that she no longer intended to defy university officials by speaking on campus without their permission.
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To create the most provocative of the featured works, called "Coal Market" (2018), Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama transformed a moated castle into a work of art by covering it with jute charcoal sacks.
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Our coverage will explore the most provocative national news stories outside of the political sphere, and spotlight the people and organizations on the front lines of a range of urgent and meaningful topics.
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In the years between the European-wide revolutions of 1848 and the czar's brutal suppression of the Polish insurrection of 1863, he was one of the most provocative revolutionary minds of his time.
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In fact, with its emphasis on the unspoken and repressed passions of Bram Stoker, its most provocative point may be that the book transcended its time by being firmly a part of it.
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It's the first major exhibition to fully examine and pay homage to the nightclub that hosted parties, performances, movie series, music shows, and poetry readings by the most provocative artists in the world.
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Colin Kaepernick, a quarterback with the San Francisco 49ers, made the most provocative statement by refusing to stand for the national anthem before his team's games, protesting what he described as racial injustice.
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According to 4chan users, the first rule of the internet is "You do not talk about /b/," referring to the popular "random" board of 4chan that is home to its most provocative posts.
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One of the most provocative stories in this collection is "The Truth of Fact, The Truth of Feeling" which parallels two protagonists set in the near future and the not-too-distant past.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — Judge Richard A. Posner, whose restless intellect, withering candor and superhuman output made him among the most provocative figures in American law in the last half-century, recently announced his retirement.
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One of the most provocative stories in this collection is The Truth of Fact, The Truth of Feeling which parallels two protagonists set in the near future and the not-too-distant past.
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To the north, Chinese air force jets in April conducted what Taiwan said was their most "provocative" mission in years in the Taiwan Strait, crossing the median line between the island and the mainland.
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Most importantly, none of this addresses Comey's most provocative suggestion, which was that the FBI was aware of information that it believed would lead Sessions to recuse himself—information that has not become public.
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"Conoley has lost a 14-year veteran of the university who stood up for her principles, while silencing perhaps the most provocative performance of the season," he wrote on the Arts Integrity Initiative website.
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Then she steeled herself for what has become the most provocative and potentially dangerous recurring act committed by ordinary voters in the 2016 presidential cycle: protesting Mr. Trump inside one of his own rallies.
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So it was that some of the most provocative musical statements of the presidential election came from the Russian women of Pussy Riot, whose work is about things much bigger than their own careers.
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One of Mr. Trump's most provocative and persistent antagonists, Cher, is leading a new boycott of the president-elect that aims to hit him where he will most certainly feel it: his Nielsen ratings.
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Amid it all, Mr. Trump left again for the campaign trail, which he has long employed as a useful conduit for his most provocative language, particularly when he feels the confines of Washington closing in.
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Driving the news: This week, the U.S. took perhaps its most provocative action yet, springing a trap in Belgium that captured Yanjun Xu, a senior Chinese intelligence operative, and arraigning him in Cincinnati for economic espionage.
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During the third debate, Clinton once again demonstrated just how masterful she could be at the art of political combat, goading Trump into sharing his most provocative thoughts and mocking some of his most outlandish statements.
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It's a daylong conference where even the most provocative topics that (uniquely) affect the lives of women with cancer — such as dry vaginas, nipple tattoos and cannabis as medication — can be discussed freely and without judgment.
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One of Cassini's most provocative discoveries was that Enceladus has an ocean under its icy exterior, plumes from which are sprayed into space on a regular basis from rifts in the ice at its south pole.
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There is growing scientific support for one of the most provocative and counterintuitive ideas in climate change research, which holds that rapid Arctic warming may be causing colder winters across large swaths of the Northern Hemisphere.
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Now, in his latest, most provocative pamphlet, "Race and Faith: The Deafening Silence", he warns that Britain is "sleepwalking to catastrophe" because politicians are too squeamish to face up to the threats from the multicultural society.
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The most provocative moment came November 29 when North Korea said it successfully tested a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile, topped with a "super-large heavy warhead," which was capable of striking the US mainland.
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The test, one of the most provocative ever from the reclusive state, came as U.S. and South Korean forces conduct annual military exercises on the peninsula, angering North Korea which sees them as a preparation for invasion.
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Amid a heated war of words between President Trump and Pyongyang last week, North Korea threatened to fire missiles into waters off the coast of Guam, which would be the country's most provocative missile launch to date.
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Mr. Haller and other allies of Mr. Puzder said that those who took the time to look beyond his most provocative statements would find the wisdom of a man who has toiled on labor issues for years.
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Party leaders had hoped some of the most provocative speech would have subsided by now as the race moved past Iowa, a state known for its fiercely hawkish immigration politics, and as more conventional candidates, like former Gov.
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Until recently, one of Asia's most provocative current-affairs writers, a retired diplomat called Kishore Mahbubani, was producing book after book lambasting Western journalists like Mr Rachman for their pro-Western bias and failure to acknowledge Asia's success.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump has backed away from a total ban on Muslims entering the United States, vice presidential running mate Mike Pence said on Thursday, a shift from one of the Republican presidential candidate's most provocative proposals.
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Q. One of the most provocative themes in the play is the idea that colleges have not come up with adequate tools to assess students who have grown up in households with none of the advantages of affluence.
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The new arrivals, led by veteran strategist Paul Manafort, whom Trump hired in late March, have urged Trump to tone down some of his most provocative positions, such as his proposed ban on Muslims entering the United States.
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The most provocative moment came November 29, when North Korea said it successfully tested a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile, topped with a "super-large heavy warhead" which it said was capable of striking the US mainland.
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But the writing in this section is lively and enables Harari to raise the most provocative question of this book: If humans succeeded by virtue of their "algorithm," then why couldn't another such algorithm topple us in turn?
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Tim Kaine suggested Saturday that people within the FBI are "actively working" to help Donald Trump's campaign, his most provocative comments since FBI Director James Comey told Congress the bureau was reviewing emails potentially related to Hillary Clinton's server.
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Well, there are still naked ladies, as the New York Times has pointed out, but they're the sort of naked ladies who might live in GQ or Esquire, their most provocative bits hidden behind some equivalent of a fig leaf.
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Donald Trump's first television ad highlights some of the most provocative parts of his presidential campaign platform, including calls for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and a temporary ban on the entry of Muslims into the United States.
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A little over an hour earlier in Jackson, Mississippi, Trump issued his bluntest and most provocative characterization yet of Clinton as part of his accusations that she treats minorities, and black people in particular, simply as votes to be counted.
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Now, Ms. Yau is one of the best-known and most provocative public figures in this former British colony of 7.3 million, part of an expanding, youth-centered movement that backs more autonomy and, in her case, outright independence from China.
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At The New York Times, we have a strain that dates back to Russell Baker, who picked it up in an unseasonably harsh November in 1975, the very week he wrote Francs and Beans, one of his most provocative columns.
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And it extends to the songs, many of them previously released, which show a fluid artist less interested in cementing his most provocative choices — recovering the raw tension of peak-era DMX or M.O.P. — than in bending to the moment.
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The ominous black clothes container with those instructions in a public square where, 80 years earlier, thousands cheered Adolf Hitler, must surely be the most provocative artwork in the 51st edition of the Steirischer Herbst festival in Graz, Austria's second city.
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The launch on Wednesday was the most provocative by North Korea since it resumed dialogue with the United States in 2018 and a reminder by Pyongyang of the weapons capability it has been aggressively developing, including intercontinental ballistic missiles, analysts said.
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The most expansive of the participants is the Greek-French philosopher Cornelius Castoriadis; the most provocative is the French-American literary critic George Steiner, who, among other things, wonders whether the death of Jesus Christ or of Socrates was more meaningful.
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Changing America is a new section of The Hill that covers and explores the most provocative national news stories outside of the political sphere, spotlighting the people, organizations and companies on the front lines of a range of urgent and meaningful topics.
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Kim Kardashian West takes her KKW Beauty photo shoots very seriously — she's posed completely covered in glitter for one, alongside her mom and grandmother for another and even stripped down to her thong for what might have been her most provocative — until now.
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And he returned to some of his most provocative red meat rhetoric on Thursday, jokingly referring to those who came to the U.S. illegally as "undocumented Democrats" and blasting actor Sean Penn for his recent, controversial interview with Mexican drug trafficker El Chapo.
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One of the most provocative, painted near the Sorbonne, on the trendy Left Bank, shows a stern man with a hand-saw hidden behind his back offering a bone to a pleading dog that has had part of its front leg sawn off.
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As Sanders surely knows but would never discuss, socialism—and its legislation at the national, or universal, level as communism—represented the most provocative and ultimately most poignant attempt by Jews to integrate into Christian society since the emancipations of the Enlightenment.
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One of his most provocative documentaries is among the most difficult to see: In "The Black and the Green" (Friday), shown in 1983, Mr. Bourne follows black American activists to Northern Ireland, where they meet with Catholic separatists and discover commonalities and differences.
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After introducing us to David, it takes viewers to salt ponds and yogurt factories, tracing the early confounding days of Crispr research, when scientists kept finding its weird genetic pattern in bacteria, rather than plowing headlong into the technology's most provocative potential uses.
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London theater devotees will know the site along Kilburn High Road as the former home of the Tricycle Theater, the enterprising entity that for several decades has produced some of the most provocative work around — not least in the realm of political engagement.
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His mastery of the material is complete, though he can't quite nail down the most provocative theory about the crime that started it all — that Joe Knowles paid Sam Odom to do away with his wife so that he could marry his mistress.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea carried out one of its most provocative missile tests in recent years early Tuesday morning, hurling a ballistic missile directly over Japan that prompted the government in Tokyo to warn residents in its path to take cover.
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The first episode, "Real Life," is probably the strongest, or at least most provocative, with Paquin and Howard as occupants of a virtual space who can't be certain which of their lives and memories are real, as opposed to an artificial construct.
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American Olympians are considering boycotting a world championship event scheduled to be held in Sochi, Russia, in February, a move that would represent the most provocative gesture yet by athletes dissatisfied with how sports officials have responded to the continuing Russian doping scandal.
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But, until Trump's declaration, neither the White House nor the State Department had put out official statements about what is arguably the most provocative incident in Ukraine since a Russian missile downed a Malaysian passenger jet there in 2014, killing all 298 people on board.
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But the most provocative communication string in the latest set of released emails came from those between Bettman, Daly and Shanahan, who wrote that the present-day enforcers were, in some ways, different from those of a generation ago — but also much the same.
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But after the government cracked down on Weibo a few years ago and shut down many of the most provocative and influential accounts, I don't use it too often because the conversations are often dominated by celebrity news instead of discussions of current affairs.
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But North Korea's latest message indicates the regime may be ready to carry out what would be its most provocative missile test to date -- firing four missiles over Japan and landing around 30 to 40 kilometers (18 to 25 miles) off the coast of the tiny island.
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But for someone who has cut against the grain for so long and from so many angles, this return to the beginning can also look like a tacit concession that one of America's sharpest, most provocative personalities may have finally run out of grain to cut against.
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Given the confusion, it was simplest to latch onto the most provocative idea: that black gay men, who we knew were also contracting H.I.V. in high numbers, provided a "bridge to infection" to black heterosexual women, a phrase I first heard from researchers at a medical conference.
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It's the weakest of the four hours, whereas another about a time-zapping camcorder proves the most provocative and urgent, with a concerned mother (Sanaa Lathan) desperately trying to use the device to protect her college-bound son ("Snowfall's" Damson Idris), triggering unforeseen consequences with each rewind.
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Coulter, one of America's best-known and most provocative pundits on the political right, ripped the airline with a series of tweets on Saturday and Sunday, saying she was "kicked out of a carefully pre-booked seat to a less desirable seat, without explanation, apology, etc".
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In addition to "Management and Machiavelli," which Forbes magazine called "among the most provocative and perceptive books ever written on the subject of management," he wrote "Effective Presentation: The Communication of Ideas by Words and Visual Aids" (1970) and "The Householder's Guide to Community Defense Against Bureaucratic Aggression" (1972).
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In a way, it was among the most provocative displays at an event so focused on remarkably high prices, underscoring how, by placing ceramic works in this context, these artists and gallerists are not merely signaling a stylistic shift, but asking age-old questions about what qualifies as art.
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The most provocative element in "The Entire History of You," though, has to do with the idea that recorded memories could prevent people from misremembering or misrepresenting their own experiences — thereby insuring that the news is more accurate, the justice system is more efficient, and marital arguments are more easily resolved.
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Newt Gingrich is clinging to hopes that he might become Donald J. Trump's running mate, and on Thursday night he offered a fresh take on one of Mr. Trump's most provocative proposals for combating terrorism, calling for a religious test for all Muslims who wish to remain in the United States.
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This is one of the most provocative ideas from the original series that these new episodes have been carrying forward: this sense that even the most well-intentioned humans are incapable of interpreting and acting on the messages coming from the gods, who neither think nor communicate as we do.
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"One of the most provocative things for me watching all these killings happen on television and in our national fabric is, over and over and over hearing and seeing these young people, whether its Tamir Rice or Michael Brown or Trayvon Martin left on the ground for so long," she said.
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In a new limited-edition vinyl box set, How to Make Lemonade, the star, 35, gives her fans an in-depth look at her hit visual album with never-before-seen photos that show "the inspiration and themes behind some of the film's most provocative and cryptic moments," according to a press release.
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Kaepernick, once regarded as one of the N.F.L.'s top players, has suddenly become its most provocative ahead of Thursday's game in San Diego because, in a country that is unusual in its marriage of sports and public patriotism, he has chosen the anthem as the moment to communicate a message of protest.
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While the previous studies are certainly important for making the case that male bisexuality exists, the most provocative evidence of all comes from a brand new study in which gay, straight, and bisexual men viewed erotic photos and videos of men or women while their brains were scanned by an fMRI machine.
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The Florida Project isn't just one of the best, most provocative, and most beautiful films of the year: It's proof that indie cinema's resonance in the cultural mainstream didn't end with Weinstein, and that there's still room for weird, incredibly filmic narratives that resist basically all Hollywood formulas — and not just on streaming platforms.
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"If North Korea puts a nuclear warhead on the tip of a missile and explodes it over the Pacific, that would be the most provocative action North Korea could take short of starting a war," said Kelsey Davenport, director for nonproliferation policy at the Arms Control Association, a nonpartisan disarmament group based in Washington.
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Hailed as inaugurating a different conversation around contemporary race relations in the United States, the play has been called one of the best and most provocative new works on Broadway, praised for delivering "a shot across the bow of the Great White Way," and seen as taxing to the max white people's insecurities about race.
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Mr. Miller has been at the epicenter of some of the administration's most provocative moves, from pushing hard for the construction of a wall along the border with Mexico to threatening decades-long trade deals at the heart of Republican economic orthodoxy, to rolling out Mr. Trump's travel ban on seven largely Muslim nations, whose bungled introduction he oversaw.
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In an era when the president of the United States is one of Twitter's most provocative, high-profile users, and when the site has become a go-to place for many cultural commentators to share their observations and opinions, the company seems particularly interested in giving people more and more ways to write longer posts and spend more time doing so.
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The most provocative feature of the resolution (backed by 24 states, including Russia and China and opposed by the United States and five members of the European Union) was the fact that at several points, it referred to the revered plateau in Jerusalem only by its Arab and Muslim name; that was what prompted Ms Bokova, and diplomats from many other countries, to react so sharply.
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One of the most provocative approaches to this question comes from Friedrich Nietzsche, whose doctrine of the eternal return asks this: "What if some day or night a demon were to steal after you into your loneliest loneliness and say to you: 'This life as you now live it and have lived it, you will have to live once more and innumerable times more'"?
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If you look at not just the inaugural address, if you look at the Riyadh Summit where we actively engaged our allies, our Sunni Arab allies, particularly in the Gulf, and then if you look at the Warsaw speech, which to me was one of the most provocative speeches against Russia ever, I think that this guy is the last thing of being an isolationist.
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Comedy has already co-opted much of the cultural space that was once the province of performance artists and chameleonic solo performers, precisely because it has found room for the ambitious long-form storytelling of Mike Birbiglia, the experimentation of Kate Berlant and Maria Bamford and the political salvos of Sacha Baron Cohen, who at his most provocative builds tension without offering much relief.
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For those more interested in graphic design, there's Don't Sleep: The Urgent Messages of Oliver Munday by Oliver Munday, which collects some of Munday's most provocative political work; for a dive back in history, W. E. B. Du Bois's Data Portraits: Visualizing Black America showcases the charts, graphs, and maps Du Bois presented at the 2120 Paris Exposition, offering a visual representation of the black experience in the US. Typeset in the Future: Typography and Design in Science Fiction Movies by Dave Addey shifts the focus to pop culture, exploring the use of typography and graphic design to represent the future in classic science sci-fi movies.
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In back-to-back appearances, in what might be the two most compelling hours of the entire election, Michelle Obama in New Hampshire and Donald Trump in Florida delivered the fiercest, most provocative and hardest-hitting speeches of an election cycle that has been without precedent in hot rhetoric… Obama's was a scorching takedown of the Trump who was revealed in the 'Access Hollywood' hot-mic video, a sexual predator who bragged about using his celebrity status to go after women... Trump's was an angry and all-out defense against overnight charges of sexual assault by multiple women coupled with a blistering attack on an establishment that he charged is led by Hillary and Bill Clinton, protected by a complicit news media and so totally corrupt that it threatens the very future of country.
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