In fact, however, what we have is the inspiration of a lower-watt muse, a muse of prickly heat, a muse of stuffy classrooms and busted thermostats.
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"Erin was Laura's muse and Kasia was my muse, and we're bringing both," he said.
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Fashion Review The author-as-muse at Givenchy, ikat-as-muse at Armani and upcycling at Margiela.
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TL;DR: The mindful Muse and Muse 2 brain-sensing headbands are on sale, saving you $30.
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Muse If he's constantly suffering from intense stress, the Muse meditation device will surely help him find his center.
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We had one prospective Muse employee transform her resumé into something that looked just like a Muse company profile.
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I tried humor: which muse, I wanted to know, which muse had I driven away when I approached her?
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I wonder how many people go to Muse gigs for the staging... Anyway, what's your best Muse-related memory?
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As of the Muse 2 launch, the offerings specifically for it in the Muse app are fairly bare-bones.
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Carl seemed angry that I was talking to him, which I thought was odd because if you're wearing a Muse t-shirt at a Muse gig, surely you're inviting somebody to talk about Muse with you.
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The team behind Muse also created a feature with the new Muse for users to "out-meditate" their friends and co-workers.
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Down the road, Muse will likely use this Softband in other use cases, Muse VP of Product Management Alec Singleton told TechCrunch.
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In June, a makeup blogger who goes by the name Muse reviewed a Huda Beauty palette for their website, Musings of a Muse.
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Although I know the brand has carried on without her for years, the muse was unmistakable, and that muse is now forever extinguished.
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I used to have a friend who hated Muse, and when she found out that I was a Muse fan she just stopped talking to me.
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A summertime intention is kind of like a New Year's resolution, explains Heather Askinosie, crystal expert, cofounder of Energy Muse and co-author of Crystal Muse.
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In fact, according to Heather Askinosie, cofounder of Energy Muse and author of Crystal Muse, picking out your crystal of choice is only the first step.
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Heather Askinosie, crystal expert, cofounder of Energy Muse and co-author of Crystal Muse recommends amethyst, moonstone, and shungite for the worrisome traveler and the confident jet setter alike.
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How the Muse interfaces with a car dashboard I got a chance to check out the Muse in a ride at CES 2018, and it worked just as advertised.
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We spoke to Heather Askinosie, crystal expert, cofounder of Energy Muse and co-author of Crystal Muse, to learn more about how crystals can enhance even the humblest house plant.
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The Muse is now seven years old, employs roughly 120 people, and Minshew says that 75 million users now check The Muse per year for its job listings and career advice.
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TOKYO — How much does an artist owe his muse?
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Dreamlight Muse: 100% Light Blocking Cordless Music Mask — $54.99
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Lingo Live CEO Tyler Muse Lingo Live CEO Tyler Muse Owl Ventures led the investment in Lingo Live joined by the company's earlier backers Entrepreneurs Expansion Fund, Alpine Meridian Ventures, and Fresco Capital.
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Menswear designers better look out for this new fashion muse.
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It calls that new product "Muse 2" (available for $249).
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The Muse team selected the one with birds and rain.
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Moondog is a poet using the world as his muse.
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Naomi Campbell may be Kim Kardashian West's newest fashion muse.
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In her, I instantly found a teacher and a muse.
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In a way, this makes sense: Zelda was his muse.
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What an intensely profitable muse Walter turned out to be.
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First, she was Fosse's muse, then she became his wife.
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" Urbinati, on the other hand, calls Malek "her little muse.
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Here we have Erato, muse of love and erotic poetry.
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It's safe to say Cole Sprouse has found his muse.
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Tonya Harding might seem an unlikely muse for Sufjan Stevens.
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Or, if Julia Micheals is your muse, a few months.
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"Rooney is such a muse for me," he tells PeopleStyle.
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I enlisted my photogenic friend, Jackie, to be my muse.
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Muse will headline Friday night, while Coldplay will headline Sunday.
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I will be speaking at Muse Conference out of Bend.
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Lamar remained mostly elusive in interviews, holding his muse close.
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The deal represents the first tech acquisition for The Muse.
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Slowly but surely, Wonder Woman became my muse of audacity.
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Tap the subconscious; summon your charitable spirit and the muse.
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Now, that sounds like something the beverage's muse could appreciate.
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He was our muse as much as we were his.
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The Muse referred to this as the ultimate "Elevator Pitch."
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Eight years ago, she was the first employee atThe Muse.
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She is the program's new executive producer and longtime muse.
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By now, Alma has become his favorite model and muse.
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To Mr. Murphy, she has been both muse and confidante.
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Muse don't just make rock, they make Grand Power Music.
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Followed closely behind Swift is Muse, which, uh, ok sure?
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For modeling, that visionary is Muse Management agent Rebecca Thorpe.
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So, who better to be the brand's muse than Miku?
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He has consistently followed his own muse, critics be damned.
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Mike Kelley was a muse for both Deller and Minter.
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His survivors include a stepson, Michael Muse, and four grandchildren.
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We just wanted to work with David Bottril (Tool, Muse).
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How did she reconcile being demoted from muse to memory?
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The muse gig is just the tip of the iceberg.
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There she became muse to the revolutionary poet Vladimir Mayakovsky.
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Noisey: Is this the first time you've ever seen Muse?
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Do you think Muse are up there with the greats?
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Fathers came to see Muse with their sons to bond.
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Just don't muse on whether or not this is profound.
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It is more than a research bank; it's a muse.
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Maybe you remember the Muse Softband from last year's CES.
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The Muse S is available for a not insignificant $350.
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A headset called the Muse reads brain activity via electrodes.
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One, Toni Wolff, became the muse to his darker side.
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Take his quote from the 2015 documentary, Kobe Bryant's Muse.
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I don't try and keep up the muse too hard.
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Does anybody remember that shit Muse wrote for Twilight though ?
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Not too long ago, we spoke to several Muse fans about why exactly they would pay legal tender to willingly attend a Muse concert, instead of enjoying a nice evening doing literally anything else.
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Which is an appropriate point to reveal that the tiebreaker in Competitive Meditation is "Muse points," which the Muse app calculates based on how long your brain spends in its Calm, Neutral, and Active zones.
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It says Muse Abdikadir Muse, who was arrested at the Gerald R. Ford Airport after checking into a flight for a multi-leg journey to Somalia, purchased airline tickets to Mogadishu and eventually join ISIS.
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So, naturally, the president began to muse about firing Rosenstein instead.
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Cephalopods are a longtime muse of scientists creating soft, flexible robots.
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"I think you really nailed it," Bushnell praises her decorating muse.
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"Femininity is [our] inspirational muse," the company stated on their website.
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And to find a muse that would keep that avatar alive.
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I actually got into Muse by watching Twilight, which sounds terrible.
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So what does it really mean to be a designer's "muse"?
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Other notable investments include The Muse, Chime, Gusto and The RealReal.
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Photo of Alex Cavoulacos and Kathryn Minshew courtesy of The Muse.
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For Chris Lane, there's no better muse than girlfriend Lauren Bushnell.
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Last year the best rock album went to Muse for Drones.
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But, you ask, surely there muse be some kind of caveat?
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If you're looking for a muse, you could find one today.
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Our food editor Merce Muse considers both nut butters kitchen staples.
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In other videos, Audrey Hepburn and John Snow serve as muse.
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This time it happened to be a very tall, hairy, muse.
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In the traditional scenario, the muse would mold to the master.
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Mantras, according to the Muse, do not a noisy brain make.
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Dinkins caught the robot's stare and knew she'd found her muse.
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Not yet, says Kathryn Minshew, founder and CEO of The Muse.
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With Wallace as my muse, I gave Google Clips a whirl.
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The Muse frontman proposed to model Elle Evans earlier this month.
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" Bernadette Lafont, the French New Wave muse, deals marijuana in "Paulette.
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The other new product from Erato is called the Muse 5.
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One notable mention — Biebs' former flame/break-up muse, Selena Gomez.
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In her spare time, she works as a Muse career coach.
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Eight years ago, she was the first employee at The Muse.
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Eight years ago, she was the first employee at The Muse.
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" She quipped back, "Better to be a muse than an amusement.
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Muse front-man Matt Bellamy married Elle Evans on August 10.
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Ostensibly head of the millinery atelier, Bricard was, effectively, Dior's muse.
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Nature was certainly the muse for Claire Choisne, Boucheron's creative director.
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That might be the kind of brainwave activity Muse rewards more.
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There must be a lot of Serious Muse Fans out there.
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There's no bullshit about catharsis or loss serving as a muse.
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Inspired by his new muse, Martyn began churning out new content.
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Evercore's Muse is the highest with a $250 12-month forecast.
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But Muse has not exactly had the hot hand on Nvidia.
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Benjamin's amazing talent even caught the attention of Benjamin's Rubik's muse.
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"In theory, I'm the 'Mission Muse,'" she joked, lapsing into English.
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Trump didn't publicly muse about a Johnson pardon until the weekend.
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Ms. Muse is a widow who works two part-time jobs.
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Pugh, following her muse, improvised a Yorkshire accent for the part.
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One is going to again use my son as a muse.
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I like to muse about what the male artist was thinking.
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Ben Muse, the lawyer for Mr. McIntosh, declined to comment Wednesday.
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Beauty blog Musings of a Muse reviewed the Huda Beauty Neon Obsessions Palette in JuneThe blogger, who goes by the name Muse online, said they ordered the Huda Beauty palette as they "The first label shows the ingredients, and you have to actually lift up the sticker to see the 'not intended for the eye area' warning," Muse said on their blog.
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For those without an Alexa-enabled device, Muse recommends having a speaker nearby so you don't have to fall asleep with headphones on, Muse Director of Brand Marketing Nadia Kumentas told TechCrunch on the showroom floor.
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In her 2007 memoir, "The Tenth Muse: My Life in Food" (the French epicure and gastronome Brillat-Savarin wrote of a 10th muse, Gasterea, goddess of the pleasures of taste), Ms. Jones concluded with — what else?
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The attack began early Saturday and lasted about three hours, beginning on the outskirts of the town of Muse in Shan State then moving into its outskirts, said Sai Kyaw Thein, a member of Parliament from Muse.
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The company can boast hundreds of third-party research papers that use the Muse as a tool, including a study from the University of Milan that showed four weeks of Muse usage lead to improved cognitive performance.
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"Muse is now listening to your brain signals," the voice told me.
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Machado was also a muse to Jackie Onassis' costume designer, Oleg Cassini.
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Robert De Niro — Oscar winner, Scorsese muse, Tribeca co-founder, Snapchatter. #Flawless.
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It looks like Rotner has a lot in common with his muse.
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Muse were loud, colourful, and a hell of a lot of fun.
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There's also the difference between a collaborator, a muse, and a model.
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Justin Bieber hit the recording studio with his muse, wife Hailey Baldwin.
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Now Erato is back with a new pair called the Muse 5.
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In the head of the muse were the eyes of a painter.
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The Muse as a whole section specifically for remote work job listings.
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Muse doesn't support Spotify, but a spokesperson said it's in the works.
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Check. A muse in the form of a renowned British-Venezuelan economist?
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Consider telling a story about your work, too, The Muse also suggests.
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That's led the usually uber-confident Trump to muse publicly about losing.
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For the second version of the contest, I purchased a second Muse.
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Soon after, he anointed Cumming the Parisian fashion house's muse du jour.
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Ferry once said in an interview that Birley was his musical muse.
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Most recently, industry muse Selena Gomez stepped out in the grommeted bottoms.
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And actors often land the role of design muse for big brands.
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This is the second time Assayas has worked with his new muse.
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"I am so honored to represent Estée Lauder Modern Muse," she said.
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For the producers, history was more of a muse than a straightjacket.
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Bowie and Haag were lovers, and Haag has been called Bowie's muse.
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Move your schedule around to make time for meditation and the muse.
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Dalí lived with his wife, manager, and muse Elena Ivanovna Diakonova, a.k.a.
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We muse about that possibility in our 'World If' issue this week.
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Apollo's Muse is devoted to the picture postcard rage of the early
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Muse writer Jennifer Winter offers three options for broaching this tough topic.
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OUTDOOR ENTERTAINING: A set of two planters by La Jolie Muse — $39.99
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It's Ursula, the voice-stealing sea witch that's Lively's unlikely fashion muse.
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I thought she was the perfect muse for this kind of figure.
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She celebrates her body and is a great muse for this world.
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We do not because Muse is special and terrible as a singularity.
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They don't need to do some Muse meets Major Lazer live version.
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Versace's centers on his muse — his sister, Donatella — and love of family.
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"Sword ferns seemed like a perfect muse for this project," she said.
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Age: 24 Occupation: founder, Muse Avenue magazine What are you doing here?
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The band's other member, the drummer Meg White, was taciturn punk muse.
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Chris flips this by making the great-man artist into her muse.
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Oh, and she gets bonus points for being a Daily Muse author.
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This year's headliners include the arena-rock favorites the Killers and Muse.
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For her daughter's first year, Ms. Muse scrambled to pay the tuition.
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Models: Kyla Ramsey at Muse Management and Alina Bolotina at IMG Models.
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But Trump's greatest contribution to the poetic arts is undoubtedly as muse.
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As you meditate, Muse measures whether your mind is calm or active.
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Ms. Framke's muse is Liz Gorski and her mentor is Nancy Salomon.
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The house muse, Carmen Dell'Orefice, is a leonine model of eighty-four.
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Ryan served as sort of a muse for the writer and director.
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She saw him as muse potential for a novel she was writing.
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Imaginary friend, art, muse, reader, guardian angel, higher self, inner voice, God.
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Annabelle Neilson (19403-2018), model, children's author, and muse of Alexander McQueen.
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Models: Ciara Johnson at Heroes Models and Nariah Nicolle at Muse NYC.
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She was my first muse and still is even now, at 82.
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He starts seeing a Belgian waitress who becomes his model and muse.
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"Hold onto this crystal when you need a reminder that holding on too tight to things — emotions and outcomes — keeps you stuck," says Heather Askinosie, crystal expert and co-founder of Energy Muse and author of Crystal Muse.
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I decided to try and scope out somebody on their own, preferably with a Muse t-shirt, so that I could learn more about what might lead a person to love Muse with an enduring and unquestionable passion.
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The term "muse" is culturally loaded, the artist-muse relationship complicated by the power dynamics of the people who generally inhabit those roles—the white male artist and his passive beauty object, who's almost almost always a white woman.
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" Others muse directly on the city: "DEAR NEW YORK, YOU ARE DIFFERENT NOW.
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The Muse 2 got me to meditate, and I found the feedback useful.
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If sex work is the oldest profession, it's also the oldest fashion muse.
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Variety also reported Homme insulted the audience and the show's headline act, Muse.
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She's such a special little girl, who really is like our little muse.
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As Minshew explains it, The Muse won't incorporate everything that TalentShare has built.
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Sonic has played muse to countless fan fiction authors, meme farmers, DeviantArt illustrators.
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Fans have been taking to Twitter all morning to muse over the possibilities.
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We got fairly close to the front for Muse, and it was brilliant.
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The guests pointed to it and congratulated Muse on his best painting yet.
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" And the feeling is mutual: McGrath dubs Kim "the No.1 McGrath Muse.
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Woods, the muse behind Rihanna's Fenty campaigns, announced her pregnancy in early July.
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It's called The Muse, and it's a mix between barre, dance, and pilates.
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Even the flightiest, muse-driven writer can and should account for these things.
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The system leverages the MUSE blockchain, a ledger engineered for the music industry.
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There was also a Muse song "Knights of Cydonia" that was so hard!
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Provide concrete examples Muse Career Coach Allison Tatios recommends zeroing in on specifics.
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Cave discussed the project in Bec Peniston-Bird's 2008 documentary, Abusing the Muse.
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You are a muse to so many and will never stop guiding us.
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There are countless other examples , too, where she's definitely more muse than monster.
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SEAN ATKINS: Our aim is really to bring music back as our muse.
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They also share the rare distinction of being a muse to Sofia Coppola.
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It must have been a good experience, because movement remains a serious muse.
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Detroit became his home, but Memphis and Stax Records were Mr. Rice's muse.
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One day, I visited an airy boutique in Victoria Island called Temple Muse.
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When he did stop to muse about the world or life it was
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In a way, porn has always guided tech, like a sort of muse.
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Muse: The Moon in the Age of Photography—pinpoints this nexus in cultural
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She was an incredible muse for me, for ten wonderful and difficult years.
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She has also invested in Bulletproof Coffee, Health-Ade Kombucha and The Muse.
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BERGER Michael was his muse for a couple of years in the 1990s.
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Her signature bun highlighted a stunning pair of Maison Birks Muse drop earrings.
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By the early 1950s she was living with Warhol as muse and collaborator.
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The general consensus was that Muse made people feel more powerful or uplifted.
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Models: Jae Seung Kim at Muse Management and Jung Siik at State Management.
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After a year of silence, the rebranded Muse S is ready to launch.
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Mr. Trump can expect some pushback from even his regular muse, Fox News.
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At one point, I ask Jenkins half-jokingly if Pine is her muse.
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She was like a muse whose songs whispered the strength to continue on.
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The muse (whatever that is) shows up for its shift, right on time.
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That's one reason Lydia Muse is living at home in Fort Collins, Colo.
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And he'll chase the muse to wherever in the world it takes him.
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They married and had a son, and Blackwood became Lowell's "muse," Jamison writes.
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Muse also reduced his price target for Western Digital to $75 from $100.
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An impermeable block has crumbled, my muse being, I guess, the grim reaper.
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This The Muse article was originally published on Business Insider February 7, 2018.
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"Maybe things are so depressed 'cause folks lost sight of that" they muse.
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"He was my muse," Mr. Adams said in a phone interview on Thursday.
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Ihlen was known to Leonard Cohen's fans as that antique figure—the muse.
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When both artist and muse are both black women, the dynamic is different.
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VICE: Prior to reading this book, I wasn't familiar with the Muse brothers.
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TV news shows used to like having him on to muse about politics.
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The "Muse Report" written by Washington DC-based law firm Cunningham Levy Muse was commissioned by the government of Rwanda as part of its investigation into the role of French officials in the genocide, in which around 800,000 people were killed.
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Now, investigative teams are making a comeback thanks to a new muse: Donald Trump.
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He also attended the 2009 "The Model As Muse" Gala with model Caroline Winberg.
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Muse also said the company's $2 per share annual dividend could be at risk.
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And Sprouse used Reinhart as his photography muse during a Mexican getaway in April.
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This corrects for the atmosphere's effects so that MUSE can take a crisper picture.
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When we make clothes, you want a great muse that's going to wear them.
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I've made really good connections through just being a Muse fan, which is cool.
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Here's why: If the Muse 5s were under $100, these would be forgivable issues.
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"I like the risk/reward here," wrote Evercore ISI's C.J. Muse in an email.
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Upset that her husband is out traipsing through fairy tales with his muse, Mrs.
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The best political experts could do was muse about mail-in ballots in Oregon.
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In 2017, Mark Wahlberg is the perfect muse for a certain sort of creative.
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It creates a whole culture where women are the muse and not the artist.
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From the moment they meet, he's already lined her up to be his muse.
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He is a self-centered model and a bit of a muse to Nola.
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American politicians muse about punishing big Chinese banks for doing business with North Korea.
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"Conventional nut butters have fillers and sugars that affect how they cook," says Muse.
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But Sharapova is Williams's muse: a shrieking, big-hitting, high-earning invitation to excellence.
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The Joy creator hit the carpet with his close friend and muse Jennifer Lawrence.
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This isn't the first time his feline has been a muse for his music.
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George and Willie Muse, sideshow performers for dime museums and circuses including Ringling Bros.
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Throughout, he continued to work with his other muse as both writer and teacher.
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She even appeared in Beyonce's "Haunted" music video, as a ghost-like muse throughout.
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Here are a few examples of her work: Anderson's not the artist's only muse.
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The Muse 5 will run $79 on Indiegogo, but they will retail for $179.
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Mr Blackwell's mother was Fleming's mistress, muse and supposedly the model for Pussy Galore.
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Johannes Brahms wrote his first violin sonata for his muse, the pianist Clara Schumann.
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While there he met Laura Betti, the muse of Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini.
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"I think he would be quietly amused," artist Frank Shepherd said of his muse.
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But at other times Eleanore would muse aloud about the course of her life.
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She thinks Harriet Muse made some kind of arrangement with a traveling circus recruiter.
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Marrone desires to photograph alternative concepts of beauty through her ongoing "muse" portrait series.
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To me, she was a mentor, a muse, an advocate, and a beloved friend.
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Annabelle Neilson, a muse of Mr. McQueen, also died this month, on July 12.
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I follow my muse and cannot be held responsible for wherever it leads me.
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"Nigeria is my muse," said Ms. Okorafor, who lives in a suburb of Chicago.
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Carmen Cusack will feature as the muse of a former Russian aristocrat turned painter. .
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The photographer Michael Wolf found a muse in Hong Kong, especially in its buildings.
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She would remain Chagall's primary muse for the next 35 years of their marriage.
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Apparently, Muse fans are everywhere, although I have absolutely no idea who they are.
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Sophie's love of Muse felt far purer than my Twitter-length indifference of them.
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I never thought I'd say this but: lets all raise a glass to Muse.
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And she's carved out her own unique path as an actress and millennial muse.
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The state is a frequent muse and backdrop to his songs, and rightfully so.
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He becomes her muse, until he makes the fatal error of proposing to her.
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The Muse S was — and continues to be — the one I'm most excited about.
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The lower its activity, the more the Muse app plays the sound of birds.
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Muse devices have long had problems for users with long hair, which makes sense.
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A marble bust of Dante's muse Beatrice sits on a table by the bed.
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His wife and muse, Valda Setterfield, a British-born dancer and actress, figures prominently.
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My present villain — and my muse — is your President, but he's always good material.
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Outsiders muse at the geographic proximity, but the similarity to Prince Ali ends there.
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Letters Readers appraise his successes and failures, and muse about what could have been.
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As writers, if you don't have the muse, what are you even living for?
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Her idiosyncratic punctuation sometimes feels like triage for the emergency conditions of her muse.
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Daphne Guinness, performance artist and muse Once in a generation, something like Colette happens.
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While the lyrics muse over farewells and disappearances, the song is anything but shy.
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If you want to step it up a notch, there is the Muse 2.
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There are various names for this willed receptivity to associations: flow, inspiration, the muse.
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Bingham Hawn Bellamy, whose father is Muse frontman Matt Bellamy, was born in 2011.
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"Blue Muse" brings together a collection of tintype portraits of many of these musicians.
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In 2017, she took a four-week sabbatical from her role at The Muse.
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KM: Chouffe has been a muse for me ever since I've been her caretaker.
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How will an original line like "Assume as muse" ("Writ in Ore") be reassembled?
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At Muse, about half the families left the program when the decision became final.
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Despite decades of fear-mongering and racially targeted policing, drugs remain America's greatest muse.
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As VICE News documented, Jones seems to be something of a muse for Trump.
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" In its matter-of-fact language, it's worlds different from Fagles's "Sing to me of the man, Muse," or Robert Fitzgerald's 1961 version, "Sing in me, Muse, and through me tell the story / of that man skilled in all ways of contending.
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This was during the period Riccardo Tisci was creative director, which also happened to be a time Kim Kardashian was often referred to as his muse (but she also was called a "muse" for Balmain's Olivier Rousteing, and her husband, Kanye West).
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This goes beyond the bedroom: In "Wild Nights With Emily," Emily refers to Susan as her muse — but Susan is the muse who talks back, lending her sharp, discerning eye to Emily's poems, offering suggestions and reassurance that they should be published.
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A Marc Jacobs' muse is an effortlessly cool girl, a superlative fit for Kaia Gerber.
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So you mentioned that Rachel and Aline use you as a muse for your character.
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Terms aren't being disclosed, but four of TalentShare's five-member team are joining The Muse .
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Muse said she loved fashion events but they needed to redirect their energy towards sustainability.
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I like to joke, I'll just share my muse with David Lynch, that'll be okay.
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Secrets of The Muse Prince almost never discussed or revealed the inspiration behind his songs.
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It seemed to me that he had a very special, intimate relationship with The Muse.
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But the upgrade for Kim is obvious: This marriage transformed her from minx to muse.
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Though his name is never uttered on Lover, it's clear Alwyn is Swift's greatest muse.
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Taylor Swift's lover of nearly three years is turning out to be her greatest muse.
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Our third subject, Miski Muse, is a model and student living in New York City.
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The 1959 revolution resulted in the largest expropriation of U.S. assets ever, according to Muse.
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It turns out, Depp wasn't even the youngest Chanel muse in attendance on Tuesday morning.
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Muse is the "first pure Amazon Alexa-enabled device for your car," the company said.
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It was the first time she was recognized as both a photographer and a muse.
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The cosmic object has actually been a muse for the famous telescope for some time.
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The consummately British Lily James is a major muse to the consummately British Burberry brand.
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On Tuesday, a Harper's Bazaar profile of 60s/70s rock star muse Pattie Boyd dropped.
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Robin snaps the necks of criminals, and characters muse about their own personal dark sides.
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If using an app like Muse helps you choose mindfulness over mindlessness, go for it.
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Middletown's owner, Randy Dhamanhuri, told People that Kate was his "muse" for the café's decor.
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Still, she sells 'uncensored' photos and videos of her work through her website, Unlimited Muse.
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Melville and the Muse of Moby-Dick, lets you know up front what new detail
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And Sprouse used Reinhart as his photography muse during a Mexican getaway that same month.
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"Wherever possible, come armed with data," says Kathryn Minshew, founder and CEO of The Muse.
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The Muse just acquired the company to produce both internal and external insights from companies.
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I am interested in this residue as a poetic/metaphoric and reality-based conceptual muse.
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PA: Several years ago, I was dating a woman artist who was such a muse.
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The Modern Muse campaign is the perfect way to see another side of my story.
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Your bad boss might be your fault (let me explain) originally appeared on The Muse.
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LEANEAGH: Fat and the Moon Oil for my face and Muse oil for my body.
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But there's always been an uneasy quid pro quo between the creator and the muse.
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We're also excited to debut the corresponding video directed by Tom Kirk of Muse fame.
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The muse for the collection was someone who "actively engages with the outdoors," he said.
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"If it were purely about the money, they wouldn't have backed down," Mr. Muse said.
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In the 1980s, MacMillan discovered another muse, Alessandra Ferri; he created several ballets for her.
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Ms. Shakur was a muse for her son, and her past clearly influenced his music.
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Men often wanted Mitchell to be a wife, a muse, a siren, or a star.
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Nature is a muse for many artists, but for Anabela Chan, it's almost an obsession.
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Director Gotham Chopra, who was also behind Showtime's "Kobe Bryant's Muse," will direct the series.
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Clothing and arms speckled with white paint, he studied his muse a few feet away.
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It should also explain why you're reaching out, according to Emily Liou of The Muse.
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I've always been naturally twisted and I've had to learn to go with my muse.
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Urban architecture has been a muse for the German painter over the last three decades.
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During Holy Week, Christians sometimes muse over what a contemporary secular man makes of Easter.
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The Mississippi River has been a muse for writers like Mark Twain and William Faulkner.
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From there, consumers can travel to their own muse, which is the best possible outcome.
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A self-taught artist's muse was a 17th-century master woodcarver for the English crown.
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She started The Muse Brooklyn a decade ago in her backyard in East New York.
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He's not the first artist to use fibreoptic cables as a muse in this endeavor.
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Encounters The actress takes a break at the Muse, a circus training center in Brooklyn.
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If this is what Muse fans are like, things are even worse than previously imagined.
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Muse helped people get through their depression when they were going through a life horrors.
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Couples fell in love listening to Muse, and seeing them live brought them closer together.
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Jane Birkin was the longtime muse and partner of the classic French songwriter Serge Gainsbourg.
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Now, the singer and Fade to Mind label muse has announced a official debut album.
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A writer's-blocked author (Ayushmann Khurrana) finds his muse after listening to an old cassette.
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The more the Muse senses your mind wandering, the more the sound of rain increases.
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" Source: Showtime's "Muse" / CBS Sports On the cultural contributions of black athletes "(They've been) crucial.
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A Venice Beach doofus and his Greek muse team up to open a roller disco.
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She went on to star in seven movies for him, becoming his most famous muse.
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The fresh daily pageant of strangers' faces, both bizarre and beautiful, also piqued the muse.
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The music haunts me, it's like something David Lynch would ask a muse to sing.
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Designer Geoffrey Beene considered her a close friend and muse until his death in 2004.
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Brittany Talarico, Senior Style Editor: There's a reason PEOPLE named Zendaya this year's millennial muse.
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Similarly, Pat Flynn uses apps like Muse to meditate and Sleep Time to wake up.
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The play imagines her as Shakespeare's lover and muse — and as an even better writer.
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I got signed with Muse agency, and this is the first year I've been modeling.
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Muse Nur Awale, 77, had been living in Christchurch for about 30 years, Stuff reported.
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I have somehow conflated her with Siouxsie Sioux and invented an imaginary muse, Siouxsie Monroe.
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Maira was M&Co's muse ("M" for "Maira") and helped generate many of its ideas.
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In Sable Elyse Smith's exhibition Ordinary Violence, the artist's father is both muse and specter.
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Muse is a show that lays bare the artist's process in a refreshingly nonlinear way.
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Primarily she's known as a muse for the likes of the late, truly great Alexander McQueen, amongst many other designers (Lagerfeld, Gareth Pugh, Philip Treacy), a stylistic inspiration for Lady Gaga, and the best pal of legendary fashion mag editor (and muse) Isabella Blow.
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I was curious to hear her thoughts on the Muse — she's not affiliated with the company.
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In the end, Viskontas gave the Muse, and other devices in the category, a mixed review.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com Can director-muse lightning strike twice in the same spot?
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Urban Decay has tapped Winkle to show off her beauty prowess as its latest Monthly Muse.
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Hepburn later became Givenchy's most famous muse as the face of the brand for 40 years.
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"It just feels good to sort of blarrgh feelings onto a page," Qinni told Urban-Muse.
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All he has to do is pop the headband on and start the Muse companion app.
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Grimes was not just an "anti-imperialist" one day and then a technocratic muse the next.
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Meghan Markle isn't just a close pal to Serena Williams – she's the tennis star's fashion muse.
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The press-shy pop star interviewed Beatles muse Pattie Boyd for a profile in Harper's Bazaar.
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Nvidia's AI software called CUDA has more than 1 million developers using it, according to Muse.
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Malia Obama, The Muse and the Killers were some of those who appeared at the venue.
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Forget that old stereotype of the artist finding his or her muse when drunk or high.
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Muse has recently shown a particular interest in drones, despite the dangers the aircraft often present.
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TC: The Muse has a variety of revenue streams, but the biggest right now is recruiting.
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The following day, I ate my bowl of macaroni and strapped the Muse to my head.
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You get one point for every five seconds of calm mind, as measured by the Muse.
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Photographer Maureen Muse visited the five WiFi hotspots in Havana and captured the scene around them.
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The guy was a muse for Kerouac and Ginsburg and made the Beats what they were.
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Their famous romance is often portrayed as the iconic marriage of an author and his muse.
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It's got 15 different designs on offer, each one taking aspects from an iconic Disney muse.
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Some people are afraid that if they find what they're chasing, then they've lost the muse.
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The small change that made my job search way less stressful originally appeared on The Muse.
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Fun fact: She was also the muse behind Passion Plum, a shade from their Go Intense!
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And say what you will about him, Boris Johnson is clearly the muse of a generation.
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How to remain confident when you keep getting rejected from jobs originally appeared on The Muse
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Can you name any female photographers who turned their lenses on their partners as their muse?
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Fact: No one is too old to go on informational interviews originally appeared on The Muse
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Every excuse you've ever made for not unplugging on vacation, destroyed originally appeared on The Muse.
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The 2 words you need to delete from your vocabulary today originally appeared on The Muse.
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While there, Victor meets a Puerto Rican woman named Celia (Maritza Rivera), who becomes his muse.
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We quickly learned this wasn't 'I fell in love with my teenage muse this one time.
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The Delaware Art Museum has digitized correspondence between the Pre-Raphaelite painter and his overlooked muse.
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As Simone's muse and our guide, Henderson simply updates the male gaze of Mr. Williams's McKay.
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No wonder that Georgia O'Keeffe -- who painted here for decades -- found this landscape as her muse.
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Milroy and Ian Dejardin's retrospective is defiant in its presentation of Bell as artist, not muse.
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He's an actor, director, a father, a sculptor, a model, and a personal muse of mine.
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In Shanghai he slipped off for a private lunch with Chinese artists to muse about freedom.
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In June 2010, Cyrus said that Hemsworth was her muse for her "Can't Be Tamed" album.
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The free worksheet that'll make taking vacation so much less stressful originally appeared on The Muse
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Correction: This piece originally said the Muse was funded through Kickstart, but it was actually Indiegogo.
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PARIS — Sing, muse, of crinolines piled in layers, of blunt-cut bobs and Cupid's bow lips?
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HG: I did see Star Wars when I was 11 and R423-D2, he's my muse.
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I found Emmelie De La Cruz, a personal-branding strategist and founder of The Branding Muse.
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The girl is his muse but he can't hear her because he is too self- absorbed.
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He then directed the museum's office of film and television until 1991, when he founded Muse.
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This dynamic has led Mr. Trump to publicly praise — and privately muse about pardoning — Mr. Manafort.
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Suddenly there was an intellectual curiosity, almost a kind of muse, that I am still following.
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That summary isn't in order, by the way, but disorder is Becky's method and her muse.
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A striking variation on the theme of the muse, this novel probes overlapping varieties of attraction.
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"This is the love of my life, my muse, the light of my existence," wrote Jackson.
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Instead she's found a new muse in "having my brain sucked into the computer," she said.
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We don our Sun-day best, come to see what young muse has risenfrom the dead.
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MUSE is the first instrument to benefit from two adaptive optics modes: wide field and narrow.
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CreditCreditAmanda Jasnowski Pascual for The New York Times What happens when a choreographer loses her muse?
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If the muse eludes you, maybe you're not blocked; maybe you just have nothing to say.
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The stylish decor feels like a collaboration between Elton John's costume designer and Salvador Dalí's muse.
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After he introduced Reynolds to Nick Cave's art-rock oeuvre, the singer became their unofficial muse.
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The photographer-muse relationship blossomed as her devotion to perpetual self-reinvention through plastic surgery intensified.
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But there are as many sections that seem like a composer channeling her own individual muse.
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Like her muse, Minaj has long been representative of female strength in a male-dominated industry.
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Her life outside Chanel: Among her closest friends is Caroline de Maigret, a longtime Chanel muse.
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Vicky Krieps plays Alma in "Phantom Thread," the muse of Daniel Day-Lewis' character, Reynolds Woodcock.
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She recounts the Muse brothers' tale, but more importantly details their mother's quest to find them.
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"There are things you can do that directly influence how your heart is beating, or what brain state you're in," Chris Aimone, co-founder and chief technology officer of Muse, tells CNBC Make It. Aimone suggests using Muse for about 15 to 20 minutes each day.
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When: Opens Thursday, June 2 ($30) Where: The Muse (350 Moffat Street, Bushwick) Le Comte Ory is a exuberantly farcical 53th-century opera involving advice-giving hermits, bad disguises, and wine stolen from a castle cellar, so what better setting than the Muse circus school in Bushwick?
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For more than 500 pages, he broods and muses as the ground keeps shifting under his feet, and although he's not by nature an introspective man, he's an unusually conscientious one: If the situation requires him to brood and muse, he will brood and muse, doggedly, dutifully.
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Ahead, smart, witty, refreshing advice for hanging in there from our very own Muse career coaches. 218.
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Believe it or not, this summer marks the British icon's 15th year as the beauty brand's muse.
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The MUSE instrument on the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope has identified halos around distant galaxies.
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But wild nature is still my muse — its mystery and primordial energy are intrinsic to my art.
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For the event, Markle channeled Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, who the former Suits actress considers a style muse.
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During my search, I came across an opening at The Muse (see where I'm going with this?).
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In fact, those new employees will help The Muse in establishing a second office in San Francisco.
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I had fallen in love with Christa, who became my muse and gave me good lyric ideas.
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New York has long been a muse for its resident artists, from Frank Sinatra to Jay-Z.
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Led by Laurent Ponsot, who very much follows his own muse, the estate, based in Morey-St.
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He called recently to muse anew about the enduring appeal of "The X-Files" and his character.
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Conscious meditation can improve relaxation, too—Winter recommends a Muse meditation device that has a helpful trainer.
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Others go on to explore other areas of The Muse, and some have questions at the end.
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"She said they were going to evacuate them but no one could get to them," Muse said.
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Just use the Muse app on your phone to pair the device with your Amazon Alexa account.
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Muse, too, is getting built-in support for CC Libraries, Adobe's Creative Sync feature, and Adobe Stock.
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Their fame may have been local, save for at least one muse, but popularity was an afterthought.
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Muse, I appreciate the energy to innovate, but maybe leave the drones at home next tour.[NME]
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Even the staunchest crystal skeptic will find something that fits their lifestyle in the Energy Muse shop.
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More often, viewers muse cynically that there's no way Jessica's still so positive all these years later.
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Al Mana was her muse Jackson thrilled fans when she released her new album, "Unbreakable," in 2015.
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He examines, for instance, figures who have been as enchanted as he is with Dickinson as muse.
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You know he fell head over heels in love with Zelda, and she was definitely his muse.
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And cocaine, from the early-70s up to the giddying climax of 1975, certainly accelerated his muse.
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Then there are devices that act like an Amazon Echo, but for your car, like the Muse.
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Try "The Ballad of Dorothy Parker," a tribute to the Muse over ominous minimalist bass-oriented electrofunk.
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Muse has served on President Barack Obama's National Finance Committee as well as finance committees of Sens.
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She became interested in pursuing law after civil rights attorney Frankie Muse Freeman visited her high school.
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The Muse, a platform that allows people to research companies and careers, is skewed towards those workers.
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The muse energy was bigger than me, and I was spreading it out over all these canvases.
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Calling herself the sixth member of the Rolling Stones, she sees herself as the band's battered muse.
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How to salvage your job when you think you might get fired originally appeared on The Muse
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Wife Melania might be the love of Trump's life, but Sue seems to be his campaign's muse.
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"I didn't want to stick to one particular kind of muse," said the brand's designer Yoshiyuki Miyamae.
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West's wife and muse Kim Kardashian was pictured wearing a version of the camo print in January.
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The Muse ships with a dual socket car USB charger for power, and a magnetic mounting kit.
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Even though headliners Muse, Adele and Coldplay brought the crowds, these functional fashionistas certainly took main stage.
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Born in Jaipur, he lived in Hong Kong, Paris, and London, but India remained his inexhaustible muse.
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Unsurprisingly, she acted as muse for a number of modernist artists who captured her in portrait form.
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Much of Conroy's work was inspired by a dark muse - his father, U.S. Marine Colonel Donald Conroy.
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This was accomplished using an instrument called MUSE, located on the European Southern Observatory Very Large Telescope.
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Callie Hernandez, as a waitress who becomes something of a muse for Richard Graves, also enlivens things.
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Most notable: Silversea's Silver Muse, which debuted last month, has eight restaurants and no main dining room.
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Read more:Rihanna says she inspired her own game-changing fashion show: 'It's all me as the muse.
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They add a counter-visual to one of the most mysterious artist-muse relationships in recent history.
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Are the boozy shakes and mobile gaming enough to draw crowds from its muse up the street?
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We thought we'd waste everyone's time and muse on some of the possible explanations for that happening.
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Some avoid loneliness like the plague, others lean into its gaping maw; Laing made it her muse.
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Another artist's muse, siphoned in her youth, abandoned when she was spent, same as it ever was.
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She is also a friend and muse to the fashion designer, heiress and prolific artist Gloria Vanderbilt.
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Are you grateful these days that your comedic muse didn't lead you down a more political path?
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But after all that traveling, she was drawn back to her "circus home" at The Muse Brooklyn.
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"I don't think there's anything that's too much," said Bridget Everett, his model, muse and client extraordinaire.
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The guy sitting two tables away from you in the office could be a Serious Muse Fan.
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I felt a bit disappointed that my lazy stereotype of a Muse fan wasn't actually miles off.
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This is actually the first time I've ever seen Muse and it's been a dream of mine.
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Swathes and swathes of white, straight males in packs, chugging craft beers, going to see Muse together.
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Against Wisconsin, Rutgers returned to its muse, who had been absent since the victory against Seton Hall.
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" In my experience, the muse has been fully in attendance only once, at my very first "Norma.
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The chess boom even has served as a muse for some of the nation's most famous artists.
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Coach worked with Michael B. Jordan on a new line inspired by Naruto, the actor's animé muse.
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It all started with Man Ray, his beloved dog (named for the Dada artist) and first muse.
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The telescope's Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer (MUSE) instrument works with what's called the GALACSI adaptive optics module.
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The goal: to walk through the galleries in the hope that the muse—Terpsichore, specifically—might strike.
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The Muse headband regularly costs $149.99, but right now it's on sale for $120, saving you $29.99.
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Stein's occasional muse is Ry Shelley, a transgender transhumanist who also serves as the voice of reason.
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The Killers and Muse are also headlining the 17th annual, four-day event held in Manchester, Tennessee.
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Her subversiveness and underplayed chic have transformed the actress, an Oscar contender, into fashion's unlikely new muse.
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She has reteamed with her former modeling agent at Muse Management, where she joined its influencer division.
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Barzini is Barrese's subject (and apparent muse), but she's also his mother, which creates some productive friction.
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" He went on to muse that he did not personally view Warren as being an "angry woman.
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Doing sex during a Muse live set is not called sex, it's called "coitus" and it's weird.
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Sometimes the performers simply read their letters; other times they muse on or respond to the words.
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At some point, we might have to talk about Jiu-Jitsu's flailing efforts as a musical muse.
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As founder and CEO of The Muse for nearly five years, I definitely fall into the latter camp.
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It began like all good battles - with Reddit user rocklou uploading one worthy photo of a potential muse.
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A few weeks before the launch, we invited the Muse founders to pop by CNBC office this month.
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After we wrapped up, I examined a graph on the Muse app that showed me how I did.
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Muse is a crafty little gadget looking to change that — and *gasp* it's not even made by Amazon.
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If he's constantly suffering from intense stress, the Muse meditation device will surely help him find his center.
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His brother, Santo, ran the company, while sister Donatella designed the Versus line and served as his muse.
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"My #mondaymuse (and really every day #muse) is my brave friend @theshando," 39-year-old Gellar's post began.
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At $179, they are cheaper than their predecessor, but the Muse 5s aren't overwhelmingly better than their predecessor.
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Bibi Andersson, the famed Swedish actress and muse to Ingmar Bergman, died Sunday in Stockholm at age 83.
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Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Sting and Muse are a few of the artists said to have recorded there.
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Browsing See the "David Bowie Is" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, then let fashion's perennial muse inspire you.
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The paintings are striking images that muse on post-traumatic stress disorder and the psychological costs of combat.
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Blanchett is a muse for Armani's beauty line and was the first global beauty ambassador for the brand.
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The actress reportedly plays a mystical muse and was styled in Indian wear by her sister Rhea Kapoor.
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He wants Alma as a muse, but she refuses to accept the distance he so desires to keep.
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Muse 5 is also more unobtrusive than the Apollo 7, which stick some distance out of your ears.
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Of course, Alexa Chung has been championing the style for years, often referencing her muse Jane Birkin's fringe.
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But before we muse about the future, read ahead to see how the budding star got her start.
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Olympia wrote on Instagram that Miss Chiquita Banana was her muse and pin-up inspiration for the collection.
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She laid the groundwork for numerous Hollywood films Screenwriters and directors found their muse in Warren's life work.
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I will say this though: Raphina is Connor's muse and he writes many of his songs for her.
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According to Energy Muse, shungite is particularly well-suited for anyone who feels insecure or anxious around others.
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The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Sting, The Cure and Muse are among those who've recorded on the estate.
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Here, she analyzes Garrett Ryan, an advertising executive who reinvented men's underwear with his start-up, Mr. + Muse.
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And now, she's the model and muse for a chic new line — "On Duty" by A.L.C. x Intermix.
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And so, after a few months, was the Muse, banished to the cabinet of good but unused technology.
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But then as he continued to muse, he doubled it to 30% just because of the McConnell factor.
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But for a man who was such an important muse to so many writers, he never wrote much.
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A muse for future parents (Bill and Hillary Clinton named their daughter Chelsea for the song "Chelsea Morning").
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From that point, Ms David became his muse for over fifty paintings, later known as the Sylvette Cycle.
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And yes, it is a sequel—Sassen first collaborated with her muse when making Roxane, published in 2012.
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Chaffetz and the recent arrest made concerning the murder of Brian Terry, does muse as to why Rep.
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Photo by Megan Rose Dickey for TechCrunch But for now, Muse is focused on the sleep use case.
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Muse said the identity was not shared with him by his source at the Department of Homeland Security.
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But Hader and his co-creator Alec Berg were unafraid to follow their muse further into the storm.
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In 2004, The Darkness toured Australia on the Big Day Out alongside Metallica, Muse, and, fittingly, The Strokes.
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Oh, and of course Madonna's "Material Girl" that mimicked everyone's favorite muse, Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
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First, decide the best setting to have the conversation, says Kat Boogaard, author at career blog The Muse.
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But while there, fashion's muse of the moment couldn't help but chat about how she spent her Halloween.
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Well, honestly, not everybody knows enough to personalize that text — despite our best efforts here at The Muse.
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They're too much, though, for Hannah, who keeps breaking them to muse about the artifice of it all.
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According to a survey conducted by The Muse, an estimated $37 billion is wasted in meetings each year.
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The Muse has a solution to this debacle: turn on your OOO message a day before you depart.
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Vreeland, as he deferentially calls the influential fashion editor, who died in 1989, is something of a muse.
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"Organizations place a premium on individuals who follow through on tasks," Kyle Wong of Pixlee told The Muse.
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I often muse about a potential dystopic future when I see the orange, thin-skinned Republican candidate speaking.
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Read more: Rihanna says she inspired her own game-changing fashion show: 'It's all me as the muse.
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Picasso's "Le Repos," an image of his lover and "golden muse," Marie-Therese Walter, sold for $40 million.
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Or you can drift off and muse on the plaque affixed there, representing a story behind the bench.
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Her outfits and make-up, often inspired by the drag artists she adores, make her the perfect muse.
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Cook, 33, is the owner of the Texas-based Rebel Muse Tattoo Studio, which she opened in 2012.
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This week, it soft-launched its third domestic store in Pasadena, California, three miles away from its muse.
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I'm not sure, but I just have to follow that creative muse and see where it takes me.
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Somehow the two opposites merged where the cacophony of visual chaos of the slum became my beautiful muse.
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Read more: Rihanna says she inspired her own game-changing fashion show: 'It's all me as the muse.'
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With Obama about to retire and Jacques Chirac out of office, can they afford to lose another muse?
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Then he noticed Modigliani's " Woman with a Fan ," a portrait of the artist's muse and obsession, Lunia Czechowska.
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Into his life comes Alma (Vicky Krieps), a young woman who becomes his muse and, seemingly, his obsession.
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Not only did they share DNA and a facility for decorating ceramics, but also a muse, Andree Heuschling.
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But Muse says these moves are like Band-Aids that address small issues without tackling the larger problems.
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His passing follows that of his ex-girlfriend and longtime muse Marianne Ihlen, who died earlier this year.
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At this point, I also realised that there were a disproportionate amount of dudes going to see Muse.
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This photographic series and others are part of "Sara Cwynar: Image Model Muse" at the Milwaukee Art Museum.
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Speakers offered a playlist of songs with a theme of change: "Uprising" by Muse, "Revolution" by Flogging Molly.
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Awood has four employees and is financed by grants and the Service Employees International Union, Mr. Muse said.
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Meanwhile, in the comfort of our seats, viewers muse about what we would do in a similar situation.
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The system pairs up with the Muse app, which features "Go-to-Sleep Journeys" — essentially guided sleep meditations.
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For the rest of you, the Muse S is currently available for $350 through Muse's site and Amazon.
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Sometimes we met at museums, where he would freely muse on the relationship between visual art and music.
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Sherman (1913-2013) was Cunningham's muse, erstwhile collaborator and longtime neighbor in the fabled studios above Carnegie Hall.
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The Muse app features a number of guided meditation and sleep sessions available via subscription (think Calm/Headspace).
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One mass-unboxing of Muse S headbands later, everyone had their devices on and connected to their phones.
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Don't Miss: 5 strategies to help you land your next job This article originally appeared on The Muse.
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Today, Loren Muse Smith and Tracy Gray collaborate to show you just how artfully that can be done.
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Muhammad Ali's death in June was a reminder of what a brilliant muse he was, especially to photographers.
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Cripure, impossible to categorize by any of our literary labels—hero, victim, genius, idiot, madman, muse—is another.
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He also gets the winemakers Heidi Peterson Barrett, Philippe Melka and Aaron Pott to muse about their passion.
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Many of the pieces are Conceptual, using texts to make us muse on the nature of art itself.
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As a young artist and muse for Stieglitz's photography, she was seen as something of a sex symbol.
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Whatever their exchange about patriotism, inequality and commitment, Ella Watson took her role seriously as the artist's muse.
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Put in earbuds, close your eyes, and immerse yourself in the sounds provided by the Muse mobile app.
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Starkey's newest hearing aid, the SoundLens Synergy, is even smaller than Halo and Muse—too small for Bluetooth.
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Nominees will also receive Muse, a brain sensing headband that uses sensors to detect mental activity during meditation.
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Business Insider spoke with Cavoulacos, and she recalled one woman she rejected for a job at The Muse.
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Among the many faces he creates, Owens found a muse in the most unlikely place: a chip bag.
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Read more:Rihanna says she inspired her own game-changing fashion show: &aposIt&aposs all me as the muse.
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That's the question Monica Lewinsky used a four-letter word to eloquently muse about on Twitter this week.
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The small-ship luxury line Silversea will add the 596-passenger Silver Muse in April in the Mediterranean.
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He had graciously asked if I wanted to be his muse for his new line for Lane Bryant.
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So maybe you missed the president of the United States muse aloud about violence by his political supporters.
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There, she learns that being cast as a muse isn't necessarily as romantic as it seems from afar.
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The Muse brothers performed in front of British royalty and at sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden.
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I, for one, was taken out of the moment by a quick cut to 21st century Woody Allen muse Emma Stone, teary-eyed — just as she was in a recent "I Will Not Be Silent" video made by W Magazine, which also featured 21st century Mel Gibson muse Andrew Garfield.
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Denise Duval, a French soprano best known as the cherished muse of her countryman Francis Poulenc, died on Jan.
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However, that was long after Murphy took the actress to dinner and basically crowned Paulson as his new muse.
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Lottie Moss, Rafferty Law (Jude Law's son), Cameron Dallas, Arizona Muse and Lara Stone were all front and center.
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Sheeran, 28, was seen leaning over to the row ahead of him to chat with Muse rocker Matt Bellamy.
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Cara Delevingne, a muse of Karl Lagerfeld's, briefly returned to modeling for the occasion, donning a signature Chanel tweed.
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His brother, Santo Versace, ran the company, while sister Donatella designed the Versus line and served as his muse.
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Kathryn Minshew is a female cofounder and CEO of The Muse, a popular online job search destination for millennials.
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He's my muse and if he didn't piss me off all the time I'd have not much to say.
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They muse on responsibility and the big life decisions you're forced to make as you become a true grownup.
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Both frocks were designed by the label's founder, Hubert de Givenchy, who considered the Belgian-born actress his muse.
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Kate Hillier and Luella Bartley, the designers of the British label Hillier Bartley, cite Bowie as an enduring muse.
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Renowned makeup artist Pat McGrath has found a new muse in Kim Kardashian West — and it's a gorgeous pairing.
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If your dad is suffering from intense stress, the Muse meditation device will surely help him find his center.
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The two are married: he is a famed poet, while she is a loving caretaker and live-in muse.
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This film marks his third collaboration with director Peter Berg, who has actually literally credited Wahlberg as his muse.
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My personal favorites: Isabel, a matte, orangey terracotta; 5th Ave, a shimmery, golden champagne; and Muse, a metallic copper.
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Cynics muse that something similar may be behind the recent decline in violence—an election is due in February.
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" He also credited her as his muse for such other songs as "Such a Woman" and "Once an Angel.
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It was not a question of waiting for the muse to kiss him, though that would have been nice.
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It reads as the macho artist with his muse, but the apartment is dilapidated and the romance is gone.
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"The Lovers" (1914-15) depicts Chagall with his wife and muse Bella Rosenberg during their life together in Paris.
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She credited her time spent as Lagerfeld's muse as to how she nurtured her own fashion tastes and skills.
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It's still conversation VR. A way for you all to muse about the future and what could come next.
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It was enough to lead Charles Koch to muse publicly that perhaps he could support Hillary Clinton for president.
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The Muse frontman tweeted a helpful guide to the double significance of his son's first name after his birth.
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For Muse, the ubiquitous and easily identifiable taste of peanut butter can be distracting or overpowering for some dishes.
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The two eras converge in the muse-like figure of Oyxon, a shackled royal consort and poet of genius.
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Woodcock's relationship to his muse, Alma (Vicky Krieps), resembles the relationship James had with his wife, Nancy Lee Gregory.
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Is that what you're seeing at The Muse, and either way, is it something you address in the book?
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Also, Mr + Muse targets women — you can see this in everything from its creation story to the brand name.
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Mindful's portfolio includes Muse, developer of a brain-sensing headband that guides wearers through meditation using changing weather sounds.
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The 83-minute Showtime documentary Muse, released in 2015, stars Kobe Bryant — but it's more than a basketball film.
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How to get out the door faster in the morning (without waking up earlier) originally appeared on The Muse
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In her role as principal, Kolodny led or co-led investments in The Muse, Chime, Gusto, TalkIQ and others.
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"On Desire was recorded in about a month late last year with Claudius Mittendorfer [Interpol, Ash, Muse]," explains Hitt.
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The 2 things you need to remember when you're burned on the job search originally appeared on The Muse
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She was also previously engaged to Muse frontman Matt Bellamy, with whom she shares 7-year-old son Bingham.
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As evidence, see Zady, Everlane, Maiyet, Reformation, Of a Kind, Yoox's Master and Muse section, Ethica, and many more.
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Planet 9, as the theoretical planet is called, is the muse of video and motion designer Clemens Wirth's eye.
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As the family heads to the reception, Robert and Cora muse about what the future might hold for Edith.
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That's when Ramona Muse Lambert, the illustrator entrusted to redesign the beers look, gave the brew a new look.
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Even the poets who unabashedly love MMA seem to have little interest in taking it on as a muse.
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Even Askinosie—whose Energy Muse website contains a rare section on "How Our Crystals Are Sourced"—would not comment.
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There are rich, chewy themes in this story: the muddy line between, say, collaboration and codependence, muse and doormat.
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Puerto Ricans are taking to Twitter to muse about what the U.S. territory would be like under Danish control.
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Salmon Creek: the land, the cabins, the whole temporarily communal aspect, is at once muse, studio and exhibition space.
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He's likely to chase after someone who is as hot as he is; he is looking for a muse.
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Secondly, this M6 is better because it's the one time Muse have acknowledged their own absurdity within a song.
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In 2011, Karl Lagerfeld directed a short film for the brand starring Rachel Bilson and uber-muse Baptiste Giacobini.
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Claudel was Rodin's pupil before she became his lover and muse; desire was at the center of their work.
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Dora Maar looked to Pablo Picasso as a muse, for instance, just as much as he looked to her.
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One study found that, while both positive and negative emotions yielded creativity, positive emotions were the more-common muse.
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For example, the photos in Pixy Liao's Experimental Relationship series focus on her relationship with her boyfriend and muse.
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She was a family member, and a hugely significant figure in my own life, but also a creative muse.
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Here's the side of magic not often seen on the screen, told straight from the muse-worthy magicians themselves.
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When discussing her inspiration for the show, Rihanna said she is "behind everything" and serves as her brand's muse.
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As they sit high atop the Alps, they will muse about a new architecture for globalization — this year's theme.
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More than a hundred and twenty years after her death, she has become the muse of a creative flourishing.
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Muse reduced his price target to $54 from $64 for Intel shares, representing 4 percent upside to Monday's close.
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The Christie's sale of Leonard Cohen's letters to his muse Marianne Ihlen totaled at $876,000 when the auction closed.
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As Scott's muse, she donned electric-hued furs and sequined sportswear that the designer created in collaboration with Adidas.
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More than100 years later, Nahui Olin — painter, poet, essayist, teacher, model, and muse — is still struggling to be understood.
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Fast forward 20 years, and Bowler is what she calls Tunick's "collaborator and muse," as well as his partner.
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The girl who you were chatting to in the smoking area last night could be a Serious Muse Fan.
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While advocates agree sexism drives the opposition ("If men got their periods..." they muse), the sticking point is cost.
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"I think angels are the perfect muse, because they are whatever you want to them to be," he explains.
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To be made a statue, a woman had to be a naked muse, royalty or the mother of God.
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Kobe said in the 2015 Showtime documentary "Muse" that Vanessa had a miscarriage while expecting the couple's second child.
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Find your way to inner peace with the Muse 2 meditation headband — save almost $40 on one with Amazon.
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His longtime muse Carolyn Brown speaks of his "quiet center" and "animal authority"; we see all that and more.
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The first is a top student, the others a high school dropout, a political activist, a bohemian artist's muse.
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For example, the Muse brain-sensing headband provides real-time neuro feedback that takes the guesswork out of meditation.
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Emerging and established designers offer a few leads, and Jane Birkin, fashion's perennial muse, is fertile ground for inspiration.
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Every award season, the best of the year come together to talk shop, and muse over each other's performances.
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The fund's general partners are mostly women entrepreneurs, including top executives from Bow & Drape, The Muse, Bitnami and inDinero.
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And now, saving a little room in my day bag, I carry the smaller, lighter, more versatile Muse 2.
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Calliope (muse of lyric poetry) and Polyhymnia (mime) have elements of labor in their solos, of trial and error.
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In Paul Thomas Anderson's not uncomedic conflation of artistic and romantic obsession, she plays a neurotic dressmaker's new muse.
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While, arguably, there would be accessibility use cases for this technology, InteraXon pivoted to make Muse, a meditation headband.
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At some point during Muse coitus, somebody probably makes a Star Wars reference, and not a good one either.
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Ultimately, "Life of David Hockney" feels almost as sunny as the poolside California that was the artist's longtime muse.
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When: Saturday, June 3, 7–9pm ($15–40) Where: The Muse (350 Moffat Street, Bushwick, Brooklyn) More info here.
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If you were a strain of weed, you'd be NY Cheese—because you're everyone's creative muse, and you're hilarious.
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Kiernan regularly accumulates new tools to work with, allowing him to freely follow what is inarguably an electronic muse.
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The evening's star lot is "Tête de Femme," a 1935 Picasso study of his lover and muse Marie-Thérèse Walter.
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The 29-year-old Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model recently announced she was joining Muse Management after 10 years at Wilhelmina.
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"He did everything to engrave Luis&apos name on one of those stones except get a death certificate," Muse said.
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Kate Moss is an expert in many things: modeling, street style dressing, being every designer's muse … we could keep going.
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Now, Chanel muse Lily-Rose Depp is test-driving the trend, too, with a little help from monsieur Karl Lagerfeld.
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"It was tough to prove to the investors that this concept was really going to work," Fleiss told The Muse.
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The second exoplanet in the system was found using the ground-based European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope MUSE spectrograph.
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The atmosphere in the crowd was brilliant — everyone was super approachable and keen to chat as we waited for Muse.
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"She's been everything to me, from a home girl to a muse, to a wife, to a confidante," he said.
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In 2015, Howard joined Muse NYC, a lower Manhattan modeling agency that prides itself on representing unique and diverse talent.
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I Love Dick is all about a woman using a man as her muse and how the man freaks out.
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"It's almost always a landscape that becomes the kind of muse, which ushers you into a romantic experience," he says.
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Makeup muse to pretty much all of YouTube, Kim Kardashian West doesn't often let just anyone touch her glow-up.
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His muse was his Uncle Pepin, who once arrived for a two-week visit and didn't leave for 40 years.
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So it makes sense that for the Mulleavy sisters' directorial debut, they cast their sartorial muse as their leading lady.
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Democrats would muse, off the record, about the terms they would demand for supporting policies like a vast infrastructure programme.
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If you want the Muse to visit you, she needs to know where you are: so stay at your desk.
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The show's highlight is Lucas's "My Disease" (2017), a master class in objectification and introspection made specifically for Good Muse.
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And while she may not exactly be starting trends, Best insists that dressing the pint-size muse is never boring.
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AMONG THE 2000th president's many achievements has been his role as muse to a new literary genre: the redneck safari.
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"It was about a muse: They would fit the collection to the girl, not the other way around," she said.
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Sound quality is good on the Muse 5, better than you might expect given the build quality and materials used.
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You would think Lawrence, who looks like someone Botticelli would gladly pose on a half-shell, would be muse enough.
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Do not test the attention span of his muse, little moth, or he'll put Tchaikovsky on, and then you're fucked.
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Or Miski Muse, a body-positive advocate who inspires women to feel confident with her authentic take on modest fashion.
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Kardashian West's other fashion muse, Naomi Campbell, also wore the dress while filming an episode of The Face in 2014.
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"When women find The Muse," says Minshew, "they'll come back and tell us, 'We told 15 people,'" about the platform.
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TC: You founded the Muse with two other women, Alex Cavoulacos and Melissa McCreery, with whom you worked at McKinsey.
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And Samuel Muse, 54, of Greensburg died Friday after floodwaters swept his vehicle off the road, CNN affiliate WAFB reported.
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Her paintings follow a single illusive muse: an ageless, erotically charged girl who is reinvented and reimagined in each composition.
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Alfonso Cuarón's muse, Yalitza Aparicio, was honored by her Mexican hometown with an Oscars party that celebrated her historic nomination.
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He's served as a model and muse for you, but your work has in turn inspired new choreography for him.
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Ryder and Rani are also siblings to 7-year-old Bingham Hawn, whose father is Muse frontman Matt Bellamy, 40.
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" Moments later, when asked if his wife was his Yeezy-muse, West didn't hesitate to answer with an enthusiastic "Yeeeah!
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Muse, the maker of a meditation headband, today unveiled its latest product at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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The singer offered up the first look to her Instagram stories, crediting English fashion model Agyness Deyn as her muse.
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We muse over Forza Motorsport 7's 100GB download, games like TumbleSeed and Brigador reinventing themselves after release, and more.
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As of February, Muse said he had submitted a FOIA request to the DHS to learn more about the case.
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If Jimi Hendrix had acid and Keith Richards had Jack Daniels, Prince's muse was to be found in the carnal.
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A small habit that'll ensure you and your boss are always on the same page originally appeared on The Muse
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Sessions stretched through the night as the band plowed through dozens of takes, following their muse wherever it took them.
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In this iteration at the Getty, Richard Meier's Italian villa-inspired fortress and the California landscape serve as Solange's muse.
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