We deploy grand adjectives that describe nameless, faceless people engaged in nameless, faceless acts.
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For one, there's the dead astronauts themselves, who are a mystery mentioned passingly in Borne, but mostly there's the nameless Company and the nameless City.
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Lawrence plays a nameless woman who's in the process of lovingly restoring the remote, fire-ravaged country house she shares with her poet husband (Javier Bardem), likewise nameless.
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Dr. Strange and the Defenders accidentally return to the Nameless Ones' realm to free Barbara, only to discover that loneliness has driven her to become the Nameless Ones' "mate," as she puts it.
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The portals become mute, nameless silhouettes and so much else.
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Watch all of them on the dance channel from Nameless.
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"You're not screwing some big amorphous nameless company," Schreiber said.
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So whoever you are, nameless Nintendo fan, we salute you.
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It seems that "Colbert" is this nameless company's intellectual property.
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THE NAMELESS CITYWritten and illustrated by Faith Erin Hicks232 pp.
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For your aunt to serve you nameless meats you love.
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So the symphony was dedicated instead to a nameless hero.
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"Woman with Her Throat Cut": Who is this nameless woman?
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They're not just nameless thugs, but men with backstories and motives.
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They realized their task wasn't really about naming a nameless baby.
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The Kurdish people are not nameless, faceless people across the world.
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For all the women who have died nameless in the world.
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"It's a great glory to become a nameless hero," Lei wrote.
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We are a nameless and faceless town defined only by neighborhoods.
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Each one of us is a nameless raindrop among countless drops.
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Yet it has remained nameless, apart from the identifier 2007 OR10.
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The nameless taquería is the official provider of this perverted Disneyland.
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Extreme long shots dwarf nameless workers under sooty mountains of coal.
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People have said that I am a tool of some nameless adult.
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People have said that I am some tool of some nameless adult.
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A little over a week ago, Matthew was a nameless tropical depression.
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And why are the options here "white A-lister" or "nameless nobody"?
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You're being one good customer amongst a nameless, faceless sea of people.
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The nameless storm would shatter records, flood homes and kill 13 people.
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Watch the video for "Nameless, Faceless" at the top of the page.
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The characters go nameless, identified only by their relationships to one another.
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One television reporter told his viewers that the nameless victim had died.
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"Nameless, voiceless," said Mr. Kilgour, a former member of the Canadian Parliament.
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After college, they moved to the nameless city where they now live.
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Two years later, a nameless woman jumped off a bridge in Berlin.
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I support Dr. Blasey and the countless nameless victims of sexual assault.
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The nameless victims of mass killings are also commemorated at the exhibition.
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I basked for a while in the aura of this nameless ancient.
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The themes in "The Nameless City" are heavy — conquest, dictatorship, oppression — but young readers who grew up with "The Hunger Games" have certainly seen them before, and "The Nameless City" could have benefited from a more complex story.
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"My brother was really cool," intones Edith's narration, speaking to someone left nameless.
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The Defenders separate Barbara from the Nameless Ones, but this drives her insane.
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"Don't blame Number 10 Downing Street or nameless advisers, blame me," he said.
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This nameless force might be confused, in today's terms, for the Deep State.
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In the "Today" tab, tap the nameless round icon in the top right.
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But you've got nothing on a nameless 8-year-old hero from Ohio.
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Was there any suggestion, then, that this nameless visitor would be a foreigner?
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They burned your village, too, and scattered the Nameless People across the North.
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Nameless people and places are hallmarks of dystopian novels and novels of estrangement.
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What about the others who will remain nameless without their stories being told?
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He was just another nameless "match" that I would never get to know.
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"I think you can find love in the club," says one nameless man.
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" That's Kim, adding the oohs-aahs to the feminist first single, "Nameless, Faceless.
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A goddess fashions them of clay, seven male and seven female, all nameless.
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Through Windsor and on the video screens, they waved at the nameless hordes.
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In 1995, on a nameless Caribbean island, an American family is on holiday.
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But he didn't say that this nameless dude committed the crime of pedophilia.
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"You journalist?" asked the waiter, who preferred to be nameless than be jailed.
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Scarlet from Arkansas wants to remain nameless: Due to the fact that each name recommended can somehow fit our generation, and that we can't be fit into a single category, I think that the Nameless Generation would fit the best.
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The nameless man — let's call him The Community Curmudgeon — threatened to call the police.
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Like the mosque, Egypt's still-nameless new capital is grandiose, empty and tightly controlled.
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This nameless, faceless betrayer will haunt our dreams for the rest of our days.
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The Nameless One cannot die, so what does the future look like for him?
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Similarly, you'll have to follow the nameless neon sign to arrive at your destination.
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"We called the company Nameless to let the content speak for itself," Rahma added.
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I am thankful for the nameless sensations and wild associations these paintings stirred up.
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God is universal, nameless, faceless, and with no allegiance to anything other than love.
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Colvin strolls through a rural, dirt-floor compound, debating history with a nameless source.
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The White House did issue a statement doing so from a nameless spokesman yesterday.
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Yutu's successor is currently nameless, with a global competition underway to choose a moniker.
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Love to see women referred to as nameless girls in a government job spec.
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These women were nameless and faceless objects of male desire; they had no personality.
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It was certainly convenient that Daenerys managed to roast an army of nameless men.
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Nameless soldiers crowd around me in the hundreds; allies in blue, and enemies in red.
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Nameless blonde indulges in 20 grams of the stuff, which Chuck would certainly disapprove of.
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Perhaps they would have appeared in season 2 among the group of nameless house ghosts.
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He's nameless for now, but the woman desperately trying to gain his affection is Tracy.
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It's a rough world for nameless mooks, whose corpses get treated like the ultimate joke.
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The memorial was held amid the nameless tombs of East Jakarta's Pondok Ranggon public cemetery.
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Swing Time revolves around a nameless, self-effacing, shadowy young woman, who narrates the book.
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Bear Payne was born on March 22, so he was nameless for quite a while.
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A major U.S. financial newspaper, which shall remain nameless (just kidding), has weighed in already.
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There are so many more names, but there are also so many who remain nameless.
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Kids and adults alike will have a new favorite character in a tiny nameless salamander.
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People have said that I am a tool of some nameless adult — it's not true.
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The Museum of Pizza is the work of Nameless Network, a youth-oriented media company.
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It was nameless when a well known doctor was appointed last summer to run it.
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The horrible reality is that they will most likely remain nameless, never identified or claimed.
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Meanwhile, our nameless agent delivers a series of unanchored observations, supposedly laying bare operational truths.
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And part of our vision is that they're standing in for all the nameless others.
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There were battles for nameless, numbered hills, 881, 875, numbered for their height in meters.
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But, Australia insists, it has "stopped the boats" and the nameless "boat people" in them.
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Lushly shot, it's a story of nameless, formless desire that drives men to their limits.
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But the High Sparrow — a nameless peasant — proved far more ambitious and dangerous than she anticipated.
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A lot of the songs, including "Nameless, Faceless," reflect on reactions to her universally acclaimed debut.
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And she blames the university for doing nothing to quell the furor of the nameless crowd.
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But with that positive attention for Mack came negative attention for he who shall remain nameless.
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This week, though, there were no assault rifles or floors littered with nameless, faceless dead bodies.
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Even nameless, he retained some of the advantages that society allocates to a white American male.
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PS:T's plot revolves around the player character The Nameless One and his journey through the multiverse.
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The film shows a steady stream of support staff and working class citizens who are nameless.
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A nameless narrator joins a food cult and slowly starts to lose the threads of reality.
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Much of Japan's postwar "economic miracle" was delivered on the backs of such nameless organization men.
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" He added: "If we want to pay respect to those 19 victims, they cannot remain nameless.
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It bears more than a fleeting resemblance to a famous retail store, which shall remain nameless.
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But they were also rendered nameless and uncredited, their likenesses and statistics present but unaccounted for.
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Our heroine is a nameless woman in search of her wife in a postapocalyptic alternate universe.
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Yeah, there are people in Silicon Valley — and don't worry, you'll remain nameless for this podcast.
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Your character, who remains nameless, is funny and sharp, but dealing with an enormous emotional burden.
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The window to the nameless hotel room in the fine Detroit suburb of Royal Oak, Mich.
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A nameless protagonist, played by Fairchild, emerged from the crowd and buckled helplessly to his knees.
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Here were all the nearby available men, most of them nameless, designated only by a radius.
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Though the flood was linked to Hurricane Joaquin, the storm responsible for the flooding remained nameless.
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And I'll give you — not a hypothetical, it's a true example, but these people remain nameless.
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"I can't love, I can only desire," the nameless narrator of this quasi-diaristic account reflects.
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Plantation life is seen through the innocent yet fiercely observant eyes of the young, nameless narrator.
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Who is this nameless woman whose first (and last) breaths were drawn nearly 90 years ago?
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And one agent from a very small agency which shall remain nameless, basically said, 'You look ethnic.
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If it were simply a question of space, I'm sure the two nameless, faceless baddies would've understood.
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" And on Brooks' own account, the same photo of the baby playfully proclaimed, "I'm no longer nameless!
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You're a nameless, silent police deputy fleeing from radical doomsday cultists who intend to gun you down.
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Population centers and provincial capitals take priority, and he's named some nameless roads, or conflated overlapping ones.
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But I called probably four of the most powerful people in the industry, who will remain nameless.
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Initial reports said the nameless man had plunged to his death from the roof of the consulate.
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I'm only outlining a problem, trying to give a form to this nameless anxiety in my gut.
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Even Boeing has belatedly joined the party, having unveiled its own, so far nameless, offering in January.
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I assure you my rewards program is non transferable, especially to any nameless man that approaches me.
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This one does a bit of humble-bragging: We love you too, nameless virus from the '80s.
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Nope. At most, only the massacred Dothraki and other nameless armies suffered much loss in the battle.
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I tested this by using some pre-ground coffee from a large chain that shall remain nameless.
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What this is doing is giving away all our authority as United States senators to nameless bureaucrats.
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Nameless, I haunt for god and love in extinct places, curve myself inside desire's eye and drink.
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But in California, he became another nameless Asian man with an accent, working a minimum-wage job.
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Many police departments still claim that social media can humanize officers who might otherwise remain nameless badges.
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It makes me angry with myself that some nameless person had such a large influence on me.
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Artyom moves slower than Far Cry's nameless hero, and can only take a few hits before dying.
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I don't want any nameless, faceless Afghan bureaucrat telling the American taxpayer what they ought to know.
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Some of the roads there, nameless loops circumventing vacant inlets, have not been mapped by modern technology.
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A nameless woman wanders from home to pick berries, only to lose her way in the forest.
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In a nameless alley cafe, a woman grilled barley-coated fish over an iron drum-turned-barbecue.
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We wanted the Holy Family to stand in for those nameless people because they also were refugees.
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The ondes martenot plays a pivotal role, serving to signal the nameless force that ensnares the guests.
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Nameless and mute, she is resigned to her life, until she's spotted by a girl her age.
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One performer I spoke to, who asked to remain nameless, explained how she did #FuckAFan in November.
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The two nameless people Trump was referring to were Arizona's Republican senators Jeff Flake and John McCain.
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"If you wanna live better / We can buy a crib, wherever," he sings to his nameless paramour.
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Soon, he's transformed into the Artist, nameless but powerful, as long as his songs please the King.
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Yet these same nameless academicians think that I should &aposmount the steps of glory&apos behind his back?
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Either way, at least the shameless plugs are more believable than movie characters constantly guzzling nameless generic "beers."
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Under the Terran Empire's rule, Kelpiens are still kept as nameless, groveling slaves — and as a culinary delicacy.
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The company then revealed the nameless shade of blue, and encouraged everyone to submit their most creative ideas.
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Over the course of any one game in the reboot trilogy, you'll gun down hundreds of nameless dudes.
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She is one of the many nameless soldiers who do a job few Americans ever see or understand.
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Natives call it the Nameless City, so as not to give legitimacy to the rule of their overlords.
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I couldn't help myself from making a few friends – but it's best for them if they remain nameless.
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His début, " La Perfection du Tir " (2003), is narrated by a sniper in a nameless war-torn city.
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This nameless force has also spirited away their grimoires, the books in which they record their magic knowledge.
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"We thought it should go to the nameless, faceless health workers who went out and found the cases."
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"This investigation explicitly names the victims, the places and the dates, but leaves the perpetrators nameless," he said.
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I might / … put my face / next to / your face / in your nameless trouble, / in your trouble / and name.
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Rating But we never discover where it is the nameless man came from — or when he came from.
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Arya, as we know and see her, represents the "old Arya," who struggles with becoming nameless and faceless.
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Lasdun's narrator, who remains nameless throughout, has a friend, Marco Rosedale, another Englishman and a resident of Brooklyn.
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To undercut Russian and Nigerian kleptocrats, he would abolish anonymous shell companies and end nameless real-estate sales.
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In the dark, barren, low-poly void of infinite space, there is a nameless planet and its creator.
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Saeed and Nadia live in a nameless country that is teetering on the brink of a civil war.
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But I confronted a world of secrecy and nameless, faceless strangers that made me feel I was doomed.
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Your nameless faceless gossip suggesting our opinion are lies — when the Governor has an opinion he voices it.
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Until we could get that certificate, Jemma was nameless and stateless, invisible in the eyes of the government.
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Songs like "Lay Lady Lay" imagine women as nameless metaphors, not subjects, and that feels far from revolutionary.
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How can I sum up independent studio House House's (technically nameless) game about being a trouble making goose?
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These are only a fraction of the words used to address the poor, nameless hero of DUMPSTER DOG!
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The building erupts in smoke, falls to the ground, and nameless people laugh and cheer in the background.
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Food is scarce, but the black market and Teresa's gift for producing nameless roasts mean they do not starve.
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Papa Emeritus III and the Nameless Ghouls of the band Ghost pose in the press room with their Grammy.
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Ferran's friend (who is as of yet nameless) has become a sort of pseudo Oatmeal in these past episodes.
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The third episode of the season opens with Ira and his nameless blonde girlfriend dining at a fancy restaurant.
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In the streets, with candles in my hands alongside nameless masses trying to make sense of a senseless act?
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This returned focus to the movie's villain — the nameless, shapeless evil that dwells beneath the town of Derry, Maine.
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Originally, she was a woman named Barbara who was a cultist worshiping the Lovecraftian, two-headed, mystical Nameless Ones.
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When Dr. Strange fought the Nameless Ones, Barbara sacrificed herself to save him, trapping herself in the hell dimension.
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Torch-wielding racists in Charlottesville marched as a largely anonymous group, but several of them are nameless no more.
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High Maintenance, about a nameless drug dealer and his clients, is another example that came to HBO ready made.
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Many people in remote areas lack a formal address; their roads are nameless and their houses often without number.
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Ties When my sister was born, she went nameless for months because my parents could not agree on anything.
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His condition—blind, nameless, amnesiac—seemed the kind of affliction that might befall a character in Saramago or Borges.
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Keum Jeong-ja is a feisty proprietress of a nameless chicken hof in a rundown neighborhood in eastern Seoul.
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"We were shooting a project — that shall remain nameless — that was very unsafe," the House of Cards alum explained.
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Occasional bursts of flames, imperiling many of the effectively nameless characters, come as a relief from the chromatic tedium.
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WKMSNSHG Fruchtmax & Hugo Nameless If you've partied in Berlin, Munich, or Cologne recently, you have danced to this track.
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Free and nameless in a world full of bills and kids and credit cards that have got our numbers.
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"I usually go about three or four days nameless until I feel like it really connects with the baby."
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No humans will be involved, just nameless, faceless electrodes calling balls and strikes on a continuous flood of information.
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Hundreds of bullets fly past him, bringing down his nameless compatriots, but always leaving him spared (or superficially wounded).
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Never mind the issue, though — from structural inequality to rampant global misogyny, these heroic, nameless girls can face anything!
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It's a more intimate work than that, and an outstanding contribution to the growing canon of nameless girl heroes.
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One nameless VICE staffer reports that someone just shat, like, in a corner at one of his parties once.
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That's how long the nameless woman at the center of Haruki Murakami's hypnotic short story "Sleep" has been awake.
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The nameless woman who describes this devolution, and the violence that it spawned, is a figure of uncanny centeredness.
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He and Rey's nameless mother (played by Jodie Comer) leave their daughter on Jakku so Palpatine can't find her.
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I'm at a point now where my stories aren't of nameless jabronis from the West Village who ghosted me.
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The ushers may be faceless and nameless to the outside world, but not necessarily in the world they inhabit.
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"There are a hundred platoons fighting a hundred small battles in nameless hamlets like this every week," Laurence declared.
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I have been a dedicated, competent, nameless, public servant for almost 30 years, in the field of environmental protection.
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Their abuser is no celebrity — just another nameless person who just happened to have more power than they did.
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That nameless scribbler who carefully transcribed Archimedes's work over 1,000 years ago did not labor in vain after all.
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" Because he said so many were still silent or nameless, Rick added the inverse of #MeToo: "It's not just me.
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It feels more personal, more inescapable than the nameless hordes you mow down during Call of Duty's bigger action moments.
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In "The Way Out," two men tear a swath down a nameless highway, with eerie floating creatures in close pursuit.
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It felt like a faceless, nameless evil from the other side of the world descended on me and my church.
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A nameless bride-to-be held an auction for potential bridesmaids to "bid" for a spot in her wedding party.
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So this type of descriptive natural history work it's putting names and stories to things that are nameless and unknown.
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A few humans survive, including a nameless couple played by Krasinski and Emily Blunt (who are married in real life).
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According to the Justice Department, thousands of people die alone and unidentified each year, and are buried in nameless graves.
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What makes Fire Emblem different than most strategy games is that those characters in your army aren't just nameless grunts.
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His absinthe, which shall remain nameless, and which he chose because he doesn't like the taste of anise, is minty.
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"For years Congress has outsourced more and more of its legislative authority to a faceless, nameless, unaccountable bureaucracy," said Hensarling.
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Why believe some nameless, faceless reporter on issues of sexual harassment when you can get it directly from Lady Gaga?
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"And don't blame No. 10 Downing Street or nameless advisers," he said, using the address of the prime minister's office.
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We spoke to him about whether that's a problem, and what this nameless, ownerless collection of photos means to him.
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You'll find many amongst the shattered skyscrapers of a nameless city who simply want to exist, to survive, to live.
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Each land has its own plot arc, and your nameless supplicants approach you with a series of surprisingly affecting vignettes.
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And as part of the game bringing the series full circle, Ornstein's iconic armor is found near Nameless King's corpse.
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Bush delivered a speech on democracy and security on Thursday that some took as a nameless rebuke of President Trump.
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Could anything sound more Bernstein than the nameless mezzo-soprano soloist's little melody, starting around 27 seconds into this track?
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None of the member countries wanted to allow the "nameless, faceless" bureaucrats in Geneva to define their essential security interests.
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That day in Selma, many women who are now nameless and faceless marched and organized to push for voting rights.
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It was also labeled an "experimental novel" because its characters are nameless and its paragraphs sometimes run for several pages.
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The nameless Syrian girl will grow up to be an activist, furtively painting protest graffiti to decry the Assad regime.
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The first foe was a tremendous zombie bear who dispatched the first of who knows how many luckless, nameless Wildlings.
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This stunning book about friendship, trust and being open to new possibilities opens at a nameless town's autumn equinox festival.
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The nameless narrator has begun graduate school at Columbia after a couple of years freelancing and working on a novel.
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And when Bestial Devotion's Negative Plane comrade Nameless Void guests on guitar for two tracks, they have that same chemistry.
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Another local restaurateur—who wished to remain nameless simply on the basis of not wanting his name associated with Zika—agrees.
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One adviser, who shall remain nameless to protect his profanity, put it plainly over beer one night following a GOP debate.
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Another friend of ours (who will remain nameless, but we'll call him Andy) played earlier in the night before Junior Sanchez.
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"If knowing all this, you wanna go ahead…" For a second, we wonder if maybe nameless blonde really does love Ira.
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You play the nameless security chief in a group that rides around the country, helping to build settlements in dangerous places.
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These songs serenade a nameless "girl" or "baby" (and sometimes even a "baby girl"), while the boys wear pained, pleading expressions.
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A slender novel about a petty criminal living in a nameless occupied city, this book punches well above its weight class.
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And it's for every nameless, faceless woman of color that now has a chance because this door tonight has been opened.
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As Agent 47, a nameless, perfect assassin, you enter into sprawling, complicated levels in order to find, corner, and eliminate targets.
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And it's for every nameless, faceless women of color that now has a chance because this door tonight has been opened.
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Fantasy author Desirina Boskovich points to the nameless creature from It Follows as an example of a fresh and original monster.
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"We rebuild our entire world," the nameless narrator explains — but they rebuild their small selves aspirationally, slightly better than they are.
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But I do expect historically excluded people to be treated like people and not nameless objects orbiting the realities of others.
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His condition—blind, nameless, amnesiac—seemed fictitious, the kind of allegorical affliction that might befall a character in Saramago or Borges.
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A gauzy curtain separates the doctor from the patient's face, so that he is literally just staring at a nameless vagina.
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Remind people that your audience was mostly those nameless professionals who huddle forgotten in the bottom 90% of the top 1%.
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You think afresh of the film's title and wonder, Who is more unknown here, the nameless victim or the inscrutable doctor?
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Leaking sensitive or classified information empowers those who should be humble and small — nameless bureaucrats — to satisfy their ambitions and resentments.
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Every beaten down nameless forgotten working citizen who used to be part of what was called the working class loves Trump.
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When I signed that proclamation, I reminded Cook County residents that our Dreamers aren't just a nameless, faceless group of individuals.
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"This deference empowers nameless, faceless, unaccountable bureaucrats to re-write laws and attach meaning that was never Congress's intent," Ryan said.
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But it was also pretty limited: These weren't your buddies, they were just nameless grunts who hung around until they died.
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And just when I thought we were out of nameless women to sing about, Mind of Mine pulls us back in.
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Adding insult to injury, if players slay the optional Nameless King boss, they learn Ornsetin's unique fighting style came from him.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Browder described Mr. Prokopchuk as a "nameless faceless bureaucrat" who takes orders directly from the Kremlin.
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"Our areas have high incidents of disease," remarked one woman, a mother of four, who remained nameless in the YouTube video.
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Barnett came out swinging with "Nameless, Faceless," the first single off "Tell Me How You Really Feel" — specifically, at internet trolls.
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The five characters, referred to as numbers in the script, remain nameless throughout, but like social-media celebrities, have distinctive personalities.
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The video consists of scanned lists of experiments, their nameless, numbered participants, their minimal rates of compensation, and the sponsoring institution.
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That skill sends her on her peripatetic way through nameless towns, meeting and losing forgettable men, until she lands in Farr.
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We know nothing about the people it killed except they are supposed to be nameless, faceless, cave-dwelling Islamic State fighters.
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But in failing to acknowledge the nuances of each, it flattens and compounds these different facets of Blackness into nameless characters.
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The nameless linemen in highlight reels didn't block for just me and long-ago stars like Franco Harris and Walter Payton.
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A young man with a college degree in English, he is now nameless, a mere registration number — FRT009 — to Australian officials.
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Kitamura's previous novel, "Gone to the Forest," was set during a colonial revolt in a nameless country in an undefined era.
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The nameless taquería is a witness to the sad lives of the people who work and roam around the city hungry.
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He is the Wordsworth of monotonous occurrences, the Gainsborough of the smoking area, the Attenborough of the habitats of nameless faces.
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I remember we played a hotel that will remain nameless, and at that point, we did two shows in a night.
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These figures appear riven by nameless forces, twisted this way and that, gesticulating wildly, dismembered, or literally tied up in knots.
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Most women who take sexual harassment cases to trial are nameless, faceless "accusers" with whom the public doesn't identify or empathize.
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If it weren't for Easton's collaboration with that nameless Byzantine scribe, we never would have probed Archimedes's genius to this extent.
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It took a great deal of strength and courage for not only Gretchen but also Megyn and others who will remain nameless.
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Courtney Barnett "Nameless, Faceless" Courtney Barnett's sophomore album is coming out this summer, and you are going to want to hear it.
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Yet this African woman remained nameless and faceless, and the outrage was brief, as though waiting for other news to come along.
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Donald Trump wasn't the "trigger" Zuckerberg consistently refused to talk about Donald Trump, who looms like a nameless ghost over his opus.
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Post-fight, he called out a nameless "you"—logic suggests the barb was directed at Uriah Hall or reigning champ Luke Rockhold.
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Nicknames help investigators ID nameless perps and generate publicity that can aid in their capture, retired FBI Special Agent Harry Trombitas said.
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It was about a nameless older man who went into an elementary school taken over by local thugs and executed them all.
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They were all serving to keep up the nameless, faceless entity of a policy that they were made to trust and respect.
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" In a second tweet, Lovato added, "And btw – he's remaining nameless because he doesn't deserve the relevance that he doesn't have anymore.
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A colleague, who shall remain nameless (because privacy is not dead), gave a thumbs down to a recent column in the NYT.
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The nameless narrator of Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World cooly scrutinizes a bizarre world inside his own mind.
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"Hi, Ivy," she said through her little smile, as if he were merely the hulking, nameless attendant who travelled alongside the patient.
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Over in Braavos, Arya was finally enough of a nameless girl to get to go back inside, after a few more whacks.
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In contrast to legend and the Oscar-winning 239 movie "Amadeus," the body was interred not as that of a nameless pauper.
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The police suspect that the accused are part of an apparently nameless, multistate right-wing assassination network with at least 60 members.
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I immediately started writing a vocal / guitar part about a certain someone who shall remain nameless and my unrequited love for her.
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We still see photos of nameless men and women shackled by law enforcement and dead, bloated bodies carried out of filthy homes.
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"It's not that a bunch of beady-eyed theoreticians are forcing innocent students to do terrible, nameless things," he said in 22018.
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Across the country, enormous efforts are being made by thousands of nameless people to ensure the sick receive the best possible care.
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The eight children this nameless woman has raised are some consolation, but the philandering husband she never left was a major miscalculation.
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Her award "changed me," she said of Ms. Berry, who dedicated her Oscar to "every nameless, faceless woman of color" in Hollywood.
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Or we could if these nameless characters weren't engaged in concentrated talk about what it means to look the way they look.
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The pop-up is produced by the Nameless Network, a digital video company of which Rahma is also CEO and co-founder.
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The result is a spellbinding memorial to the nameless souls lost in Europe's vicious past, whose whispers are best heard in fables.
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The nameless heroes and heroines who are emergency medical technicians deserve more credit and pay for the lives they save every day.
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After registering 171 pounds, he threw two middle fingers to the heavens, further enraging his antagonists and channeling that nameless Roman actor.
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If Nadia was worried about Oatmeal before, now, she's worried about both Oatmeal and this nameless, faceless friend who's having a tough night.
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When a blizzard hits, and a shady man comes knocking, Zoe's life is changed and saved by a mysterious and nameless young man.
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Sure, we're all in favor of some nameless rich guy paying more in taxes to cover the costs of a child's cancer surgery.
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Events have unfolded with such disorienting speed that it's difficult to find emotional equilibrium — giddy disbelief and nameless dread alternate and sometimes mix.
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The digs were a little more pointed, although still remained nameless, in the "Behind Barz" freestyle Drake shared shortly after the album drop.
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It's the height of irony, really: the internet, a bastion for the faceless and the nameless, gets in the way of total obscurity.
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She pulled up every celebrity's drunk driving mugshot that we could find, so we had hilarious pictures of people — who will remain nameless!
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There is no real iconography for these nameless gods; they simply exist as faces in the black and gray bark of Weirwood trees.
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What Alex Haley managed to do in writing Roots was to put a face and a name on the faceless and the nameless.
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One staffer, who shall remain nameless, ordered self-seal sterilization pouches, wide-mouth plastic storage caps, and a pressure cooker/canner pressure regulator.
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I am an elementary school teacher in Mike Pence's state in an inner-city school that shall go nameless to protect the innocent.
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" Think of the titles: "Shyness and Dignity" sounds like a work of academic theory; "Novel 11, Book 18" wearily suggests nameless serialism; "T.
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This reading of Roosevelt is insightful: Because antitrust is not a technical enterprise, it cannot be left to faceless, nameless economists and technocrats.
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I have an entire series of nameless photographed hands just from people who have dreamed of having sex with their parents or siblings.
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The nameless robot strutted onstage at the New Economic Summit in Japan, joining Schaft co-founder Yuto Nakanishi and facing a delighted crowd.
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"My energy derives from movement — from the shuddering of buses, the rumble of planes, trains' and ferries' rocking," the nameless narrator tells us.
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Instead, they praise Trump for keeping his promises on making sure government agencies follow the law, and blame nameless "bureaucrats" for the proposal.
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A rock star makes an appearance, providing some much-needed OxyContin after a party in Los Angeles, but he remains nameless and generic.
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The story line for the mother-of-the-bride isn't quite as clear, with a nameless gap between that job and potential grandmotherhood.
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She's our nameless narrator, a down-on-his-luck fellow who describes an encounter with a magical figure and the complications that result.
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Still, when the Empress comes to visit in person, it's kind of a red flag that the nameless prisoner might be someone important.
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Only a handful of states -- Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Maryland, North Dakota, Ohio, South Carolina and Texas, among them -- permit you to remain nameless.
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She'd come up with that plan when she was a teen-ager herself, and pregnant with a nameless otter, some gyring little animal.
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On an island somewhere near a mainland, three girls grow up under the care of their father, called King, and their nameless mother.
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But that nameless I.N.S. officer — about whom I know nothing other than how he conducted himself in that moment — made a different decision.
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"It was just an idea," the designer shrugged backstage before the show, before adding a dig at another Milanese brand that shall remain nameless.
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Jones also called out a "den mother," who remained nameless, asking that she explain the suicide of a member of an also unnamed group.
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In the first place, the nameless, faceless audience will scare you to death and in the second place, unlike the theater, it doesn't exist.
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After revealing images of the nameless stick of blue wax back in May, Crayola announced fans would be able to decide the crayon's name.
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Information Minister Maryam Aurangzeb told reporters "nameless and faceless people" had interfered to orchestrate Sharif's political demise and the downfall of the PML-N.
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Scenes where nameless mage Astrid Bergès-Frisbey taps into her animal-controlling powers feel more indebted to Ladyhawke's dreamy magic-and-the-wilds rawness.
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I don't think I'd do it for like a place that would actually know me, or besides being a nameless girl passing through [laughs].
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The nameless rich man ignores the pauper Lazarus during his lifetime and doesn't share his wealth -- not even scraps of food from his table.
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"No one should have to encounter that kind of evil," says a nameless bureaucrat played by Michael McDonald — except the new Ghostbusters, of course.
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We also have to support independent media and encourage solid reporting to challenge falsehoods that emanate from nameless people and places with no credibility.
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The adults in "The Nameless City" are not as well drawn, though Kai's awkward relationship with the father he barely knows is touchingly handled.
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Shawn Colvin: The first time I heard Steve's songs, I was here in Nashville at the home of a rat who will remain nameless.
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"She could almost be a nameless, faceless nominee, and there would still be complete opposition to Trump and what Trump stands for," he said.
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As for you, currently nameless child, welcome to a world that will hawkishly surveil your every move and potentially rob you of your childhood.
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Nothing sets up the game beyond a content warning for "profound carnage," and the splash image of a nameless soldier hiding around a corner.
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The Art of Play explores the career of Jim Miller-Melburg, who holds a place — albeit an often nameless one — in our childhood memories.
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Tens of thousands of women who have been trafficked from Benin City have remained nameless and faceless to much of the world for decades.
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" The primary obstacle to this restoration was not economics but fear: "nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance.
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In 1911, a nameless woman in New York amazed a crowd with her shining bravery: She had jumped a fence to catch a train.
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At times, scrolling through Apple Arcade's lineup feels like I'm going through a list of the hundreds of nameless new games available on Steam.
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She sat holding another man's hand as his life slipped away, staying with him for hours so he would not be nameless or alone.
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While night-life personalities like Honey Dijon and Ladyfag can be spotted in the mix, most of the portraits are of nameless club-goers.
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But many are tired of the theatrics, not least Mexican coach Juan Carlos Osorio, who criticized a nameless player for "too many faking fouls".
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He's sensitive to sound, it seems, an interesting ailment for a robot whose primary job is recording noisy phone complaints at a nameless business.
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At the beginning of "Welcome to the 5th Façade," a science-fiction story by architect Alan Maskin, a nameless man awakes from a cryogenic freeze.
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Throughout the '24s, however, Jones remained in obscurity, bouncing between small, nameless roles that usually amounted to no more than a couple days of work.
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Her skill at rendering these spaces is remarkable, the smells of smoke and honey wafting through stone corridors and nameless cats slinking along secret passageways.
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I ended up chatting to three very pissed recruitment consultants, who shall remain nameless—apart from you 'Hench Tom', if that is your real name!
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"Welcome to the world sweet nameless girls," the caption on a photo from 2014 reads — the babies' faces are new and puffy, their eyes closed.
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" She added, "if you chart my opponent and his campaign statements, they quite coordinated with the goals that that leader, who shall remain nameless, had.
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He pulls out his phone to show me an unreleased, nameless game that he and his skunkworks-style team Foursquare Labs have been working on.
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The Trump ally referred to this second enemy as "nameless, faceless, deep-state types" who have been inflamed and are punching back through the media.
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This strand of dread, fueled by romantic failings, was not nameless and totalizingly affecting, like the traumas that had previously been his thematic go-tos.
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If anything, I'd see myself more as a nameless clown who's got a lot of shit to say on stuff that barely anyone cares about.
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Croft is a wealthy white archaeologist who discovers mystical secrets inside "Eastern" tombs, destroying artifacts and killing nameless foreign people to pursue her personal quest.
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In the darkness, he spotted an obstruction up ahead: two nameless bodies, arms and legs splayed on the road, with cardboard signs around their necks.
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" As hundreds of nameless gravestones scroll across the screen, Mr. Geist says, "Well, I know some other people who won't be voting this year, either.
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We are in a nameless but volatile Latin-American land, at the home of the Vice-President, who is hosting the most rarefied of soirées.
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The Nameless One, the protagonist of the game, would always spring back to life in another location if the player died in combat or otherwise.
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A fellow reviewer who shall remain nameless misplaced (for a short time) his AirPods box and manual and needed to see some of the pages.
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But, regardless of what Mount Everest has become, its modern legacy was quite literally built on the backs of an often nameless, invisible Sherpa workforce.
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A nameless narrating chorus weaves in and out of the stories of not just the girls but the mothers and women who came before them.
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"It's almost like a nuisance," said another retired detective from the Bronx, who likewise asked to remain nameless out of respect for Detective Simonsen's family.
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Following this well-trodden path, Mark H. Young's "Feral" sends half a dozen newly graduated college students — and their interpersonal resentments — into a nameless forest.
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That nameless character's story ran parallel to that of Josephine Baker, who, more than a half century before, had struggled to become an actress, too.
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Right now, there are some seven nameless men lined up in Stephenson's studio: all of them busts, all with closed eyes — to underline their anonymity.
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The story begins in earnest when Mr. Skarsgard's nameless, nearly mute character, known as the Kid, is discovered in a neglected wing of the prison.
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"This is not a disembodied group of people, who are nameless and faceless," Richard J. Cellini, a Georgetown University alumnus, told the New York Times.
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Seemingly insignificant sources - tiny brooks, nameless rivulets - are vital building blocks supplying water to tributary streams that in turn feed some of Brazil's largest rivers.
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Someone who shall remain nameless explained to me that this was the way of the world — if I paid less, my employer would pay more.
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In "Ballyturk," two nameless friends swap stories of the rural village of the title, which may well exist only in their feverish, mutually dependent fantasies.
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They're primarily concerned with letting players toss nameless infantry around like dolls while some electric guitars wail in the background, and I'm fine with that.
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Danvers, dedicates most of her time to both implicitly and explicitly reminding the nameless girl that she'll never be as brilliant or beautiful as Rebecca.
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Brightly colored characters — both your nameless anti-hero and the hundreds of jerks he guns down — stand out clearly against the beautifully rendered and lit backgrounds.
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Next to Culiacan's beautiful botanic gardens sits this nameless cross marking the death of a 36-year-old, whose body was found on December 21, 73.
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Entirely contained in a nameless, Kindle-sized tablet-like device (Nintendo calls it "the main unit," which seems a missed opportunity), the Switch has two modes.
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Remarkably, after 90 minutes of banter, these nameless uniformed teammates emerge as nine vividly sculpted characters, each with her own voice and her own compelling story.
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It's become increasingly difficult to envision a happy ending where individuals actually work together in meaningful ways, uniting as many ones and not as nameless crowds.
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I now have an idea of all of those nameless people just sitting on the Star Destroyers, and it reminds me that everyone has a story.
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Does Facebook actually think that people are going to willingly share their intimate photos to be evaluated by a nameless worker on its "Community Operations" team?
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"There are other characters who kind of were nameless in the film, who now have names," Simien said of getting a bigger canvas for the show.
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As a nameless, silent young woman, you traverse the desolate landscape, filled with crumbling ruins and a bleak sky, with an almost balletic sense of movement.
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But it's not too long until my thoughts drift to another nameless body; of the man found battered and torn in the woodlands of North Wales.
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Its artfulness lies in the tone: The person who speaks in the first person in this novel is nameless, but not at all unknown to us.
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Unfortunately, subjecting ourselves to nameless commenters via technology is not new, and we've seen this scenario play out dozens of times in the last 15 years.
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After a cursory interview, Thompson's nameless governess travels from London to the countryside to take charge of two young children, Miles and Flora, who are orphans.
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But when an attorney tracking the Idaho situation (who asked to remain nameless) laid out their case to me this afternoon, I found it thought-provoking.
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In "Fucking A" (directed by Jo Bonney), Hester Smith (Christine Lahti), an abortionist, lives and works in a nameless town that feels murky and closed off.
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Demand change Addiction doesn't just happen to nameless, faceless people – it can happen to your mother, your pastor, your child's classmates, and even your favorite artist.
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This time, the fight may have been won by a small group of nameless trolls, spreading hate on a platform that has been effectively protecting them.
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For an hour once, Primmie and a nameless boy had trailed about, searching for what they would never find, falling in love, so Primmie had said.
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"And it's why every beaten-down, forgotten, nameless working stiff who used to be part of what was called the middle class loves Trump," he adds.
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Like The Weeknd, women — to Zayn — are just a part of his narrative, so it's appropriate this song is called "sHe" and about a nameless figure.
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There, he and his European wife (also nameless, and played by Bérénice Bejo) settle into their own uneasy peace, one increasingly disturbed by their eccentric son.
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I bought that first figurine, I think now, as a totem of what individuals like Roger are never allowed to be: nameless and unblemished by captivity.
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Time and again you see references to and imagery of the fags, dykes and drag queens in nameless ratty bars, slinging drinks and smiling through fire.
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JON PARELES A spectrum of harassment, from internet trolling to physical assault, is the backdrop to "Nameless, Faceless" from Courtney Barnett's next album, scheduled for May.
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"The End of Days" (2014) imagines five different versions of the life of its nameless female protagonist, ultimately encompassing much of the 20th century's dark history.
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He arrives at the nameless town's inn with "a roast chicken wrapped in blue paper," which a servant carries in after him like a bridal train.
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Most Star Wars fans are familiar with the famous A New Hope blooper where a random, nameless Stormtrooper doinked their head on a Death Star bulkhead.
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Could Ray Devlin, the tough-guy hero of Wallace Stroby's SOME DIE NAMELESS (Mulholland, $26), be the reincarnation of John D. MacDonald's sorely missed Travis McGee?
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The Temple of the Sun Park has a small, nameless teahouse in the middle of the park grounds near the big mural to the sun god.
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The picture Voronenkov painted of the system of control in Russia — referred to by Russians as sistema — was not just of some nameless and faceless cabal.
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Between 2010 and 15043, these nameless chiefs — "tried, tempered & trued," according to the coin's engraving — had brought their maritime traditions from the sea to landlocked Afghanistan.
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The move is grounded in Twitter's market research that shows personalized customer service is around 20 percent more satisfying and productive to consumers than nameless corporate interactions.
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Frank's main moral dilemma in Season 2 is entrenched in more of that weird white knight crap, fueled by the execution-style deaths of nameless sex workers.
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We were witnessing a deliberate effort to push the Jewish victims of genocide into the gray area of killings in general and of faceless and nameless crimes.
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Image: Rochus Hess (Wikimedia Commons)This weekend I got to experience the dark skies over a nameless lake somewhere between Grand Forks, North Dakota and Bemidji, Minnesota.
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The ad represents an escalation by the South Bend, Indiana, mayor's campaign, after he's mostly kept his Medicare for All critiques nameless and primarily focused on policy.
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Elliot's ability to withstand, and possibly flourish, in this ultraviolent environment is the same process of "becoming a man" that the nameless narrator of Fight Club undergoes.
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A group of protesters toppled the statue of a nameless southern Confederate soldier, then proceeded to beat and defile the statue after it fell to the ground.
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As the nameless monster in Frankenstein, he is a childlike force of destruction, unaware of his own strength in a way that immediately endangers everyone around him.
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As one administrative assistant who would like to remain nameless told Broadly, with her boss it's gone too far and she doesn't know how to end it.
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A White House official, who shall remain nameless, has minted an emoji shorthand to refer to Anthony Scaramucci in the official's text message conversations with outside advisers.
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He snapped his snap and then scurried off to some nameless farm planet, because even big, bad villains dream of a quieter, simpler life in the country.
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Our lovable giant friend takes out a nameless watchdude (+10), as does Tormund Giantsbane (+10) but otherwise it's a pretty clean takeover — these guys are no Boltons.
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We are also indebted to those who chose death and the many, many nameless folks who ran away, fought back and died in divine acts of resistance.
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Nameless bureaucrats should not have the only say in this process, and Minnesota cannot afford to stop and start development based on whomever occupies the White House.
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The nameless protagonist holes himself up in his apartment, waiting for the screaming, violent horde to come crashing through his door and tear him limb from limb.
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The nameless, voiceless, topless women — whose lithe bodies at once symbolize Rick's existential quest and distract him from it — might as well be premium-cable eye candy.
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I wondered if this was the start of my transformation from an Army Ranger to a nameless veteran, drinking alone at the back of some seedy bar.
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Prosecutors said all the secrecy — the nameless debit cards, the scissored bank paperwork, the shadowy phone calls — showed Mr. Buck knew what he was doing was wrong.
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The recent layoffs and work reductions followed reductions in 8007 due to reduced 8007 Max production, a current employee, who asked to remain nameless, told Business Insider.
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Naturally, no one was there to argue against the measure: Why did the court find it necessary to enjoin putative and nameless defendants from breaking the law?
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Following conversations on message boards about the nameless sensation, a woman named Jennifer Allen coined the term in 1003 and made a Facebook group in its name.
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"It's true what they say — it's not we who control money, it's the money that controls us," the nameless narrator realizes, a little late in the day.
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"I think it is very dangerous any time an unelected, nameless person interferes with the constitutional duties of the president, or any other elected person," said Blakeman.
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But it also reflects the way many Europeans view the refugees and migrants arriving in their towns and cities: a nameless mass threatening their way of life.
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We're told she was totally pleasant, despite damn near everyone around toking up on products from Gen-X, West Coast Cure, Brass Knuckles, Nameless Genetics and FlavRX.
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This includes a suite of portraits featuring a genderless, nameless figure in an array of colors, loosely referred to as "Orchid," that Morrocco animates in a morphsuit.
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Just four weeks ago, this nameless stray didn't know where his next meal was coming from, but a chance visit to the Bourke Police Department changed all that.
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They're personal, yet they require social buy-in from more than just you, be it your friends or a thousand nameless people looking for someone to talk to.
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Because we're really seeing her through Bridget's eyes most of the time, and Lizzie's fighting for herself but also fighting for Bridget, who represents the nameless, the faceless.
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Two years prior, I was scouted by a pretty well-known agency (which I will keep nameless): "Your face is, like, so amazing, babe," they said to me.
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The game opens with your nameless character playing a game of cards with a wolf (the wolf is wearing a fancy suit and is also voiced by Sting).
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Reyez wrote a letter exclusive to Noisey to the nameless culprit, which you can read below: Watch the film: Sarah MacDonald is an Assistant Editor at Noisey Canada.
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"It's all so sugarless / Hooker, waitress / Model, actress / Oh, just go nameless" are your options; see the stars fading in relative obscurity, see the desperate and the desiccated.
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But there may be a solution for Elite-envying PS4 users with the not-at-all-copyright-infringing "PlayStation 4 Elite controller," from some nameless third party company.
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Delving into the metaphysical and the spiritual realms, Krauss presents a stirring, sprawling exploration of the "unformed and nameless life" that exists alongside the one we're consciously living.
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And then there are the unknown and anonymous: three women who are the nameless widows of countless migrants who have drowned trying to cross the Mediterranean into Italy.
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The nameless Increasingly, the dead cannot be identified, either because they are not found, because their bodies have badly decomposed, or because they were not carrying identification papers.
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In the end, the word of nameless, faceless, and un-elected ratings agency wonks held more sway over members of Rauner's own party than their duly elected governor.
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"If you chart my opponent and his campaign's statements, they quite coordinated with the goals that that leader, who shall remain nameless, had," she said, referring to Putin.
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The nameless blind man seems noble at first, mourning his little daughter, but something in his basement suggests that his demise wouldn't be a great loss to humanity.
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The unit showed a prototype of the still-nameless product in a blog post co-authored by Google product manager Aayush Upadhyay and associate project manager Neel Rao.
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Olivier Werner, who plays the nameless central character with a sense of manic despair, initially appears to show up at his ex-girlfriend's door, much to her distress.
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Needless to say, Hammond's presence in the middle of Act I presages an epic Game 6 collapse on the part of that nameless, almost all-white Celtics team.
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Portrayed as a bewildered but intrepid young soul by Ayla Bellamy, this nameless heroine becomes not just an onlooker, but a key player, in the tales that follow.
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At a nameless internet cafe in the middle of Dakar, Senegal, on Wednesday, about a dozen people filled out applications with the help of the owner, Ouseynou Diouf.
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" On her days off, Milliard hiked alone or with a colleague in stretches of the park that are overlooked by guidebooks—places she liked to call "nameless canyons.
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Before going to Beijing I emailed the smartest person I know inside China on trade (who will have to go nameless) and asked if Trump had a point.
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And so this nameless group proposes a more sustainable strategy: a low-cost and high-risk effort that would pinpoint its use of violence, targeting individual police officers.
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A long lane, lace-edged in birches, led to an ancient Mercedes or two and a big John Deere tractor, a nameless cat curled under the exhaust pipe.
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"In the Claremont United Methodist Church nativity scene this Christmas, the Holy Family takes the place of the thousands of nameless families separated at our borders," Ristine added.
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Again, there's a lot of liberation to writing short in certain circumstances, where you don't need to put in paragraphs of filler with commodity quotes from nameless congressmen.
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"You heard me tell her we had a long drive home and she needed to use the potty," Miller writes to the nameless stranger who ended up helping her.
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Francis listened intently as three speakers read Bonetti's meditations about migrants being set on fire, dying in the desert or drowning at sea and ending up in nameless coffins.
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Not saying that those words apply to a certain former America's Got Talent judge (not Howard Stern) who shall remain nameless, but just keep them in your hip pocket.
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"Six-inch heels, she walked in the club like nobody's business / Goddamn, she murdered everybody and I was her witness," she sings, presumably talking about her husband's nameless mistress.
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I've sent thousands of nameless grunts to their doom in hundreds of strategy games, but I've cared about few of them as much as I've cared about Taylor Swift.
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The twisted exploits of a Massachusetts' cyberstalker have ended, but his failed attempts at anonymity show that it's nearly impossible to traverse the web as a nameless, incognito figure.
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The reality is this policy shift will make little practical difference in a war in which most every casualty has become nameless and faceless for most of the nation.
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Before I can answer, the driver of the car swerves into the parking lot of a Mexican restaurant, which I'll leave nameless so it doesn't become a Trader Joe's.
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According to the publisher, the book by the nameless author has "more pre-orders than any other nonfiction book at any imprint in the history of Hachette," CNN reports.
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In a radio speech, he suggested that the nameless and faceless police officer, who inflicted his violence with impunity, had brought "the justice of Dachau and Auschwitz" to America.
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Each spring, Ma travels more than 23 kilometres (370 miles) by road from his impoverished village in Gansu to a jumbled knot of nameless peaks in neighbouring Qinghai province.
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Instead of focusing on my care, my parents had to fight against a cavalcade of nameless insurance company bureaucrats and lackeys who questioned every cost, every charge, every bill.
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His narrator, a nameless writer, recalls his childhood — which resembles the author's own — in a small town during the initial years of Peronism, the mass movement that transformed Argentina.
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Comment a single word; "stop" or "fall" (on a picture of a man hanging off a rock) or "ass" (a picture of Iggy Azalea and her nameless "New Boyfriend").
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But I always thought of it as an official nameless area, a strip between netherworlds that the overlords of proper nomenclature would rather pretend not exist much less name.
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And because at 14, half of what you are experiencing you can't even name, so what better way to respond than getting yourself alone and doing something equally nameless?
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He took issue with Mr. Yallop's reliance on sources who were "generally nameless or dead" and his fly-on-a-wall recounting of private conversations he had not witnessed.
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At the end of each week, my dad explained, their correct answers were tallied and ranked among those of the other million-plus nameless "Jeopardy!" players around the globe.
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But the parallels are evident and the anxiety is there, the same nameless dread, that the country that you thought you knew is actually something and somewhere else entirely.
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A 22-year-old nameless narrator arrives in the city and gets a job at an upscale restaurant, hoping the gig will launch her into bigger and better things.
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Each spring, Ma travels more than 600 kilometers (370 miles) by road from his impoverished village in Gansu to a jumbled knot of nameless peaks in neighboring Qinghai province.
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Neither of them can talk about this, can put words to the nameless fear they feel all the time, even as their country stokes its embers all around them.
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Without the drone or Brandt's watchful eye, our nameless snowmobiler could have easily ended up in one of the countless fatal accidents that result from people falling through frozen lakes.
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Thank you to everyone who spoke to me and provided thoughtful feedback as I researched this article; you remain nameless only because of the sensitivities of the topic at hand.
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The land has been ruled by the House of Berethnet for a millennia, kept safe from the threat of dragons led by an evil entity known as the Nameless One.
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Which, for me personally, instantly manifested the image of a giant-sized avocado sliding across the floor of a nameless sandwich shop, just as I began taking a large bite.
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But you have to make choices about individuals and I think we get into trouble when we just see them as everybody is just a nameless representer of an ideology.
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Blurring the line even more between fiction and nonfiction, author Sheila Heti narrates her own novel about a nameless Canadian woman who is ambivalent about the prospect of having children.
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The Perry County Animal Rescue received a call from a good Samaritan about the nameless dog, who was sitting lifeless in a little dog bed near a truck pull off.
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It doesn't seem like the author or anyone else reported this incident to the nameless corporation, so the company might not have known the extent of this man's actions, however.
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As forward-looking as games purport to be, they could not exist without inspiration from the past, without taking the power and prestige of countless nameless creative sources for themselves.
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So, it wouldn't quite be right to say that Barnett is back with "Nameless, Faceless," the first single from her newly announced second album, Tell Me How You Really Feel.
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Hansen Kirkpatrick and for the sake of the country that sent him to Afghanistan in the first place, America can no longer see these fights as sterile, nameless or faceless.
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Via Kapi'olani Medical CenterTo get a sense of what routinely occurs in hospitals today, we talked to a bedside nurse who works at a NICU and asked to remain nameless.
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The subject of homelessness is often discussed in the nameless, faceless abstract; Ms. Walls's vivid account of her parents' life on the streets portrays the issue with complexity and dimension.
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A woman named Helena (Brittany N. Williams) walks into the nameless Prague cafe where Karel (Jorge Cordova) and his playwright-sculptor sister, Jo (Hanna Cheek), have been bantering with friends.
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With cinematic style and Hollywood-worthy VFX panache, the film follows a thumping electronic track down from a greyscale skyscape down into a nameless city, filled with predatory surveillance lights.
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A note from a nameless informant indicates that my dad doesn't live in Brăila—where he'd been assigned by the Communist government—but was actually commuting between Brăila and Bucharest.
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Set to a juddering electronic score by Matthew Patton — punctuated by a preacher's voice and muffled shouts — "Speaking in Tongues" gives us nameless characters and an America of fanatical extremes.
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There are two unique features to this nameless thing, which I will refer to as the Nintendo Hoop: a hoop and a band, each of which holds a Joy-Con.
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That's why Arya's on-the-ground scenes were so effective: They reminded us that the main characters' political and martial decisions have real stakes for millions of nameless, innocent people.
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The novel's nameless Latina protagonist is a refugee from this crisis, having migrated on foot and survived the resettlement camps, eventually remaking herself as a writer in New York City.
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The shipment on its way to Mexico had been sent through five separate freight forwarders, the nameless middlemen of international shipping, who handle all the paperwork and logistics of export.
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A friend of mine participates in a cosmetic MLM that will remain nameless, and we're at that time of the month where I buy something to throw her a bone.
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Think of a woman from Vietnam, the daughter of a farm girl and a nameless G.I., who moves from a refugee camp in the Philippines to public housing in Connecticut.
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Now her models were picking up the darker undercurrent and spitting Love-isms — "Hooker-waitress, model-actress / Oh, just go nameless" — as a small battalion of sewing machines whirred below.
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But the fate of those recordings, after a story is published, is usually tragic: They sit unheard, as nameless files, waiting to be deleted with a swipe of the thumb.
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This one even has its own brand of annoying music when you hit injury time, or a nameless koopa belts one into the back of the net from 25 yards.
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Many gifted artists without the money to pursue a career in fine arts turned to commercial art as their day job and became nameless contributors to the brand's public face.
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The programme is classified but a former adviser to Barack Obama, who prefers to remain nameless, says the space planes' cargo bays could be used to remove seized satellites from orbit.
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One man, who asks to remain nameless to protect his and his family's privacy, describes a lifetime of round-the-clock care and too-frequent hospital visits for his five sons.
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Throughout most of the ordeal, her age—she was just 15 when the crimes in question took place in 2014—meant Prout remaned nameless in court filings and rampant media coverage.
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Fox News' Chris Wallace said one nameless but important Republican told him there's a 20% chance Trump is impeached and asked acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney about it.
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Instead of a host yearning for celebrity, there is only a soothing, nameless narrator who functions as a Greek chorus to support the rotating cast of laymen who populate the screen.
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And though the TV personality and her partner Maks Chmerkovskiy were sent packing, the split was infinitely more amicable than her parting with a certain rap star who shall remain nameless.
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By exclusively focusing on nameless extras being burned alive over and over again, "The Bells" dehumanized the citizens of King's Landing, desensitizing and numbing viewers to their tragic loss of life.
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The developers at id say that this version of the "doom slayer" — the nameless protagonist — is the most powerful in the series's history, complete with new weapons and an updated design.
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It's the story of the nameless and unknown who went north, like Rocco and his brothers and like the 20,000 who were hired the month the protagonist was hired, in 1969.
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The self-professed white nationalist, a frequent user of the site, posted his rambling diatribe and plans there and found a cheering squad of other nameless, faceless 8chan users like him.
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In Khayelitsha, tens of thousands of people live cheek by jowl in a squalid sea of shacks - unnumbered homes on nameless streets, perfect conditions for criminals and a nightmare for police.
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The nameless warrior, who has a Link from The Legend of Zelda vibe, appears to make contact with otherworldly, perhaps divine, artifacts as he or she continues descending into the darkness.
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If Lucasfilm simply didn't think a figure of a powerful female character wouldn't sell (as opposed to, say, nameless TIE Fighter pilots) the company isn't being the most forthcoming about it.
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As it happens, while the noise from the DNC hack was building in Washington, I was attempting to sell such real-time technology to a federal agency which shall remain nameless.
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A passer-by reported glimpsing them in the area Tuesday night, but when Mr. Tory arrived on Wednesday, park officials seemed no closer to recapturing the as-yet nameless young lovers.
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To be pro-life, to regard abortion as obviously a form of murder and all those millions of dead unborn as its nameless victims, is to believe that the Roe v.
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It came after eight weeks of demonstrations, confrontation and worsening violence, during which the use of tear-gas no longer seems shocking, and the territory's nameless, leaderless protest movement is escalating.
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The bike thief is being held in the county jail for the theft, and our nameless cowboy hero is presumably riding off into the sunset somewhere, Walmart shopping bags in tow.
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The growth attracted the $3 million seed from Slow Ventures, TEEC Angel Fund, "founders of Silicon Valley Unicorn companies that probably want to remain nameless", the eight-person startup tells me.
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How would they feel if he weren't an infamous whistleblower and, instead, was just a generic computer guy, one in a sea of nameless employees at an electronics store like RadioShack?
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They still make a killer daiquiri and it's worth a visit, though next door there's another bar (that shall remain nameless) where the daiquiri is equally as good and much cheaper.
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As a nameless, faceless survivor, she represents other women who have been sexually assaulted and raped but were not afforded the benefit of the doubt because those identifying factors became public.
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At the center of this maelstrom is a so-far nameless former thief (played by Antony Starr) who's spent the duration of the show posing as Lucas Hood, Banshee's new sheriff.
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If you're creeped out by Villanelle — the angel-faced psychopath from "Killing Eve" — you may want to steer clear of the nameless woman who opens this corrosive double bill of monologues.
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Some may have come to find adventure or danger or to prove themselves somehow to another nameless face, beyond the consideration of the strangers yet all too familiar to the one.
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"In the Claremont United Methodist Church nativity scene this Christmas, the Holy Family takes the place of the thousands of nameless families separated at our borders," Ristine said in the post.
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On Tuesday, a nameless pro-independence group claiming to be active on the front lines of the protests — and responsible for knifing an off-duty policeman this weekend — issued a manifesto.
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In fact, one of the better recurring gag involves trying to decide what to call the nameless hero unleashed when 14-year-old Billy Batson (Asher Angel) says you know what.
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By most accounts his father was a vicious intimidator who likely served as the archetype for the faceless and nameless male authority figures who oversee the urban labyrinths in his stories.
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As Stephenson poses with her boyfriends (they're intentionally nameless) in scenes no less staged than the average Facebook profile photo, she interrogates our contemporary cultural obsession with romantic love—at all costs.
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The film, which is about 20 minutes long, follows the title character, who works at a quirky fabric store in a nameless town — where her mundane interactions with customers spark colorful daydreams.
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" He went on to call on the public to demonstrate Sunday in the fallen activist's memory, writing, "We'll honor the nameless hero and show the world the heartless bitch has no credibility.
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As wistful keyboard music plays, we see the life and times of the the Poopybutthole family: from the loving dates in Cronenberg world, to the heart-wrenching loses of nameless rescue pets.
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It involved the courageous citizens of the "deep state," those often-nameless intelligence and military personnel so dedicated to protecting the lives of fellow citizens that they are willing risk their own.
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In the incantatory, sing-song prose of an elementary-school book or a bedtime story, the first part introduces the nameless, abused "Child", with her pitiable "white, red, black and blue body".
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Congratulations to Datto and the members of the Math Class clan that publicized the puzzle solution, but congrats as well to the nameless masses who were essential to dismantling the ARG's mystery.
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You are more likely to have your privacy and trust compromised by someone who is close to you, not some nameless, faceless, mythical hacker-type in a basement wearing a black hoodie.
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Meanwhile he can kill as many nameless patrollers as he wants without so much as making a dent in the larger world, despite the fact that they probably live in the area.
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People cupped candles, and sang spirituals, hymns and "The Star-Spangled Banner" in a roughly quarter-mile long procession that began at Nameless Field and ended at "the Lawn," near the Rotunda.
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Educators, civic leaders and yes, heads of state, must not be afraid to push back against political correctness run amok that mocks genocide's warnings and renders nameless the victims of the Holocaust.
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"If you chart my opponent and his campaign's statements, they quite coordinated with the goals that that leader, who shall remain nameless, had," Clinton told CNN earlier this year, referring to Putin.
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Raw Data Carcinogens abounded 1.7 million years ago in Early Pleistocene times when a nameless protohuman wandered the South African countryside in what came to be known as the Cradle of Humankind.
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I got invited to a screening of a movie, which shall remain nameless, about a woman who learns to accept her body and then goes around teaching body acceptance to other women.
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The game's logo is introduced via a nameless punk who punches a hole through a tagged-up wall and then turns his back to reveal a Street Fighter logo on his jacket.
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Most of the women on my floor, including my nameless roommate I only spoke to when I needed the air conditioning turned off or on, had to endure terrible pain as well.
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We're here, of course, for the ones that spring from the title character, Ana Ivan, whom our narrator — nameless in his own story — first meets on a rooftop on the opening page.
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Left nameless, the workers serve as actors in Zhao's dramatic production, which tells a dark truth by reproducing many of the same power structures that dehumanize the laborers in the first place.
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Ryan Andrews's THIS WAS OUR PACT (First Second, $14.99, ages 8 to 12) takes us to a nameless town's Autumn Equinox Festival, when everyone gathers to release paper lanterns in the river.
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Charles M. Blow's Op-Ed "A Rebel, a Warrior and a Race Fiend" particularly highlights the similarities between the nameless protagonist's struggles and the deeply-embedded racism that still plagues modern America.
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Hana's grief over her father's death earlier in the war; Caravaggio's mourning for his lost vocation; Singh's terrifying exploits with the bomb squad; the nameless patient's pride in his memories of love.
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Today over 24 million have been anointed with a genus and species name, and there are said to be in excess of 2500 million species on the planet that are still nameless.
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Mr. Zimmerman's play, which opens on Sunday at the Roundabout Underground, is a monologue voiced by a nameless literature professor who finds herself fixated on a weapon used in a mass shooting.
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"For months Republicans have said that legislation to protect the special counsel is not needed because they've been assured by nameless people that the president won't fire the special counsel," he said.
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The nameless title character is on an extended assignment to police the first lunar colony — but there's nothing to police, since almost everyone has already given up and gone home to Earth.
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The reality is that most of us live in some nameless subgenre of the modern Western world, a place that doesn't offer us many opportunities to be prey to anything but ourselves.
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The two men, joined by a barely discernible woman leaning from the window above them — by all rights the most minor of characters — share their anonymity with the nameless but steadfast handmaidens.
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The former boss of an anti-corruption agency (in a country that will have to remain nameless, for obvious legal reasons) tells how it managed to get corruption charges brought against a politician.
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Your nameless Boy protagonist and his giant, feathered friend must help each other ascend a series of crumbling towers in the heart of an ancient valley, from which they hope to eventually escape.
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When "The Nameless One" — a monster that almost destroyed the world a millenia ago — threatens to return, three heroines must find a way to recreate the past and condemn the beast for good.
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In British films, women are cast in less than a third of roles, often in nameless parts such as prostitute and housekeeper, with no gains in a century, the British Film Institute says.
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This extremely important news comes ahead of JAY-Z's new album 4:44 and the birth of JAY-Z and Beyoncé's twins, who ironically remain nameless to the public as of this posting.
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The nearest equivalent is a nameless teenage dealer (played with a menacing swagger by Mohammad Amiri) who drifts on and off the conveyor belt, smoking marijuana and railing against yuppies and global conspiracies.
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"Journey of Life," the first story in The Teeth of the Comb, follows a nameless, sexless character as they pour over maps and walk through crowds shouting for a "beloved" they never find.
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" Throughout all of the excerpts obtained by the host, the nameless author repeatedly brings up the "Steady State," the group of White House officials that attempted "to keep the wheels from coming off.
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The story, which bears an open resemblance to the work of Donald Barthelme, is made up of dialogue between two nameless speakers, and rolls, with gloomy facility, from war to history to art.
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Dawn of War III tries to rectify this tension by offering a middle ground between Dawn of War's nameless hordes and Dawn of War II's heroes and squads ducking from cover to cover.
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The pop-up was spun into existence by Nameless Network, a media company (founded by one-time VICE employees Alexandra Serio, Max Nelson, and Kareem Rahma) known for bright, Facebook-friendly explainer videos.
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In Call of Duty, Battlefield, and many others, you are mostly destined to play as a nameless grunt, their body acting as nothing more than a vessel with which to get you kills.
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The woman, who has remained nameless, sued the company, its former CEO Travis Kalanick and former executives Eric Alexander and Emil Michael after Recode revealed Alexander accessed her medical files following the rape.
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Courtney Love called it out with Hole's hit "Celebrity Skin"—"it's all so sugarless/ hooker, waitress, model, actress/ oh just go nameless," because even in 1998, jaded Tinsel Town performers were nothing new.
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Adapting the novel — begun when Shelley was only 18 — has long been a dream project for the director, who has called Victor Frankenstein's nameless creation "the most beautiful and moving" of all monsters.
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In the first stage production, in 1823, the nameless creature (or "——-," as he was identified in a playbill included in the Morgan show) was played by T.P. Cooke, an actor famous for pantomime, .
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They helped him understand what he described as "the nameless ease with which people can violently assault and denigrate, to feed a sense of righteousness" before moving on to their next digital target.
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Only that, even in each character's most conflicted or violent moments—we see Dennis, for example, burn the beard off of a nameless addict's face—there's a legacy-conscious cynicism haunting every shot.
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But in failing to acknowledge the nuances of each, it flattens and compounds these different facets of Blackness into nameless characters; Matsoukas and Waithe fall short of engaging with or truly depicting anyone.
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What that group of nameless, faceless patriots have now given to the intelligence committees is a big, sweet ol' Vidalia onion in the form of a whistleblower roadmap to expose Trump's self-dealing.
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Nameless, they are among the tens of thousands of Africans killed in what historians have long considered — and what the German government is now close to recognizing — as the 20th century's first genocide.
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Their subjects, often nameless, often demonstrating in the supposedly more progressive North, show both the struggle and importance of public protest, especially as issues like police surveillance, housing, and school equality remain present.
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Instead of defeating a sea witch who looks suspiciously like Divine and living happily ever after with her man, the original story's nameless heroine watches helplessly as the prince marries her diabolical rival.
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But Morgenstern's attempt to mingle a dozen or so narratives into an intertwined myth is strangely devoid of tension for a book in which a nameless woman's tongue is cut out on Page 10.
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Your nameless hero — a completely blank slate for you to customize — is one of the few survivors of the so-called "awesomepocalypse," and you're on a mission to figure out What The Hell Happened.
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More than a decade later, in Pale Rider, he once again cast himself as a nameless avenger who arrives in a small settlement to protect a group of decent villagers from violence and corruption.
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It often seemed the only way women performers could get on stage was if they were ready to don some black athleisure and join one of the male rappers as a nameless backup dancer.
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"Earlier this year, I had seen one or two posts on Tumblr of an unexplainable and odd picture and the caption was simply 'cursed image,'" said the account's admin, who preferred to remain nameless.
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You can be indignant about the nameless woman on a pedestal, or you can risk discomfort and walk up to the pedestal and introduce yourself to her — on seven separate occasions, if need be.
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Nyong'o, who earned an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in 2013's Twelve Years a Slave for her portrayal of Patsey, plays one of handful of nameless wives trapped by a rebel commanding officer.
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The opera's only other character, whose role is sung in Gaelic by the magnificently expressive Irish folk singer Iarla O Lionaird, is a nameless famine victim who sends arching laments and prayers toward heaven.
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So much she has sacrificed, so many nights consecrated to alcohol and curious fingers, to smiling at nameless men with black shoes and black gazes, polished to the shine of a shark's dead eyes.
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"Pizza is more than a food—it's a cultural phenomenon that transcends geography and language," Kareem Rahma, CEO of Nameless Network and founder of the Museum of Pizza, wrote MUNCHIES over email on Thursday.
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" The former Krystle (Linda Evans) had been Blake's secretary, positioned in perpetual saintly opposition to the devious Alexis and meekly tiptoeing around the Carrington mansion like the nameless heroine of Daphne du Maurier's "Rebecca.
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Palestinian director Basma Alsharif explores the cycle of violence afflicting Gaza through an experimental, elliptical travelogue, following a nameless character walking Los Angeles, France, and Italy along with her sojourns back to her hometown.
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Those mailboxes also materialized for Brady, who commanded an offense that capitalizes on nameless, faceless positions — running backs who catch like receivers, tight ends who run like running backs and receivers who do both.
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Fawcett's nameless, shapeless desire slowly gathers mass over the course of The Lost City of Z, acquiring a barely discernible outline — though what Fawcett is truly after is still a mystery by the end.
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Like Brecht's similar works, the Oratorium was designed to be performed by nonprofessional actors and to be instructive about social problems, with nameless characters representing types –– for example, the writer, the heir, the homeowner.
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On High Holy Days, for example, when he asked the congregation to remember the unrecognized and the nameless, "there would be tears running down his cheeks at the pulpit," Fred Modell, a congregant, recalled.
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In the confusion of warfare, all were buried in graves labeled "unknown," but the families say that in the years since, they have compiled enough evidence to once again give names to the nameless.
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A playgoer's heart doesn't exactly leap at the division of the title character into two separate personages, who go by "Salomé so-called" (played by Isabella Nefar) and, if you please, Nameless (Olwen Fouéré).
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Always there was fear, always there was longing, always this bargaining with nameless gods, gods who cared if the next car would be blue, if a dog would bark before I reached a thousand.
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Here's what's up with Hoodlem: the Melbourne duo—who would prefer to remain nameless right now—work a minimalist kind of R&B with a sinuous bassline that perfectly complements the singer's fluttery vocals.
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The injustice done to the victims of history must be repaired, even and especially if, as Benjamin wrote, 'it is more difficult to honor the memory of the nameless than that of the known.
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Even there, nameless government agents are portrayed by the titular "wolf," a pop-up book villain that's outsmarted in the end if the song's major-key resolution is to be taken at face value.
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So if you and Nameless Shiraz Bae do accept the group chat invitation to partake in bottomless brunch, make sure to do your own little personal inspection as far as the food and the surroundings.
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We first met Davíd in Coetzee's last book, 2014's The Childhood of Jesus, which saw him arriving in a nameless Spanish-speaking country that is vaguely socialist, vaguely utopian, and potentially a literal afterlife.
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Despite this fertile ground for queer storytelling, though, our only confirmation that gay people even exist in the MCU comes from a 10-second grief support group scene in Avengers: Endgame with a nameless character.
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While the apt "null" and "nil" are heard in some regions, several years after heroin markets in the Eastern US were flooded with the stuff, fentanyls are mostly nameless or sold as heroin, he said.
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And while it's easy to smirk at the nameless characters who underestimate Wakanda's power, the inclusion of these false notions of African inferiority force viewers to confront their own biases and prejudices about the continent.
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You may have heard of or read about the Stonewall Inn in New York City, but smaller bars and clubs in more nameless towns have been community centers, health clinics, life lines and love lines.
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"Target with Four Faces" exists in the same physical space that we do: it is a mute, damaged thing made of two distinct parts, head and body, a figural presence infused with a nameless quandary.
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As a fitness editor, I often get sent gear to test out, and an activewear company that shall remain nameless sent me some insanely cute minimalist running shoes (no, not the individual toe kind, ew).
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First a few sample reviews from some nameless grumpy mouse tech bloggers: "this is the dumbest thing I have ever read"… "it sounds like an 'essay on creativity' assignment written by an 8th grader"… "wow".
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The terrors of nameless victims will be captured too, through such objects as an amulet in the shape of miniature shackles from what is now Guinea-Bissau, intended to protect the wearer from being enslaved.
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But Gérard Noiriel, a French historian who was a writer on the film and is the author of the book "Chocolat: The Real History of a Nameless Man," said the movie's title was self-aware.
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In an op-ed in the Reno Gazette-Journal later that month, Trump called federal land ownership in Nevada "arbitrary and capricious" and said President Obama "encourages faceless, nameless bureaucrats" to manage public land holdings.
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" But so is knowing that "whatever you work on, whoever you are, the nameless horde of random people who go home at night and kiss their wives and children would like for you to disappear.
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The frame tale of the professor and the nameless stranger is by no means the least important part of the saga, wending through the older story and eventually bringing both tales to a heartbreaking conclusion.
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Flynn, then, is not only a Trump guy but also a symbol, to Trump, of how he is being unfairly persecuted by the nameless and faceless bureaucrats who never wanted him to be president anyway.
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All of a sudden, Cremers noticed a figure completely made out of chicken wire, sitting against a tree—one of the many memorials for thousands of nameless and faceless women who were murdered in there.
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Fans can wallow in the King connections — the Shawshank penitentiary, now privatized, is a major factor — and the first episode sets up a potentially intriguing story involving a nameless inmate discovered in the prison's depths.
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"Complex urban underground infrastructure can present significant challenges for situational awareness in time-sensitive scenarios, such as active combat operations or disaster response," a Darpa spokesperson who asked to remain nameless told Gizmodo by email.
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The book's singular achievement is Szabo's refusal to stray from the perspective of her true protagonist, forcing the reader to empathize with a nameless old stubborn, provincial woman, instead of the Iza of the title.
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Until last week, Li Zilles was one of the many nameless and faceless contractors toiling in the bowels of the internet, providing online services that might have been mistaken for the work of artificial intelligence.
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I'd written a recipe for a Cantonese ginger-scallion sauce, channeling the spirit of a million nameless cooks working at Chinese barbecue shops who make the one sauce that's not meant to go on barbecue.
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They spoke and thought within a context that lifted them out of the nameless, faceless obscurity into which they had been born, and gave them the conviction that they had rights as well as obligations.
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Miller's story "Uphill" opens as most of the others in this book do: focused on a nameless couple (who remain anonymous for the duration) in an unspecified Southern town (this one is somewhere in Mississippi).
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He wanted to reverse that trend, because when it's executed correctly, senior and junior members can learn from each other rather than senior employees seeing junior ones as either a roadblock or a nameless assistant.
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A couple of days a later, a young artist who asked to remain nameless (nobody wants to be quoted at this point) commented to me about the renewed intimidation of already nervous minorities in the country.
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The whole season is spent alternately ripping through the status quo by banishing components of the formula like Olaf's costumes and the cast of recurring but nameless henchmen, while also making constant callbacks to previous episodes.
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On Sunday, as reporters gathered in the lobby of their suburban New Jersey press hotel, a White House official -- who asked to remain nameless -- dictated a statement looking to clean up the President's mealy-mouthed statement.
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After all, nameless women are still dancing in bikinis by pools and yachts in music videos, celebrated as the perks of wealth and success—though they are thankfully better dancers than the ones in "Sea Cruise."
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So now it's time to Get Excited, Cardinal fans, for your next St. Louis Cardinal all stars: Kolbrin Vitek, who is now working as a Walmart greeter and badly overweight, and some nameless dude currently hitting .
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They're either nameless, placeless buffets that sound and look much the same as all the others because they try to be everything to everyone, or they are reactively, regressively niche, engineered to be impenetrable to outsiders.
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New Dawn picks up almost 20 years later as the game's nameless protagonist tears ass across the fictional Hope County, Montanna killing bad guys, rebuilding the community, and eventually defeating the villainous twins Mickey and Lou.
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Extinguished, too, our accumulated understanding of this universe — the whole human testament from Buddha to Newton — not to mention the achievements of the nameless geniuses who first tamed an animal, grew food or made a fire.
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Maybe that's why I've always found silent or nameless protagonists the most fascinating, as it's possible to project the feminine aspects of my selfhood onto them without feeling like I would be personally offending the creators.
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While the Harvey Weinstein scandal was in large part what inspired the project, the film's faceless, nameless villain ends up serving as a sort of stand-in for the more substantial problem of widespread workplace abuse.
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Letter of Recommendation Somewhere in an unidentifiable patch of scrubby forest, a nameless man labors to make something — an ax, a forge, an entire hut — using only materials that he has collected from the surrounding wilderness.
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Beyond expressions of sympathy, show the families of the victims of Parkland and Newtown and Columbine and Las Vegas and every nameless gun-violence tragedy occurring every day that you care about their pain and suffering.
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"We hoped that our experiences -- and those of many more who remain nameless -- would spur Congress to fundamentally reform the deeply flawed system it now uses to address claims of harassment and discrimination," the letter states.
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A few years earlier, that pair wrote "Taken," and Besson — whose other movies include "La Femme Nikita" and "Lucy" — is a maestro in the field of films in which vengeful women erase scores of nameless henchmen.
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So what meaning and morals do we draw from this Christmas story, in which a nameless child was saved by doctors supposedly coming in at night to give an injection of a new and experimental substance?
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One of them, "Nanashi Maru" (Japanese for "The Nameless"), pays homage to the boats capsized during the 2011 tsunami; another, labeled the "MV Sirius Star II," refers to an oil tanker seized by Somalian pirates in 2008.
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Even though new millennials aren't being born in the US anymore — kids born after 1997 are part of a still-nameless new generation — the ranks of millennials are going to continue to grow for years through immigration.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) focused early and often on the nameless "special interests" that had been arrayed against Kavanaugh well before Ford's story was known and implied that Ford herself had been exploited by the judge's enemies.
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I had a chance to experience "The Key" for myself last week, and it's a unique story, starting with an exploration of the nameless narrator's dreams, before connecting to an explicit message about the plight of refugees.
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In time, "Wolf Warrior 2" might seem benignly kitschy, though its core ideas about how only the Chinese military can save a nameless African country from bloodthirsty native rebels and amoral European mercenaries, will always be gross.
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In High Plains Drifter, his second feature, Eastwood once again cast himself as a nameless gunfighter, the Stranger, who appears almost as an apparition, riding out of the desert haze toward the dusty mining community of Lago.
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Alfred Pennyworth is getting his own origin story on TV Butch started out as a henchman, a towering mook whose unwavering loyalty to mobster Fish Mooney gave what could have been a nameless bruiser an empathetic edge.
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This is a space for silent reflection—respite from one popular mobile game which will remain nameless, and the viral content encircling it like so much frothy scum on top of a simmering pot of chicken stock.
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Daoud's novel, which is told from the perspective of the brother of the nameless Arab that Meursault kills in The Stranger, became an instant classic of post-colonial literature, rendering vividly Camus's blind spots and latent biases.
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He picked up a more mainstream audience with the stylish crime feature Drive, starring Ryan Gosling as a nameless getaway driver, but pushed his new fans away with the more oblique, grotesque follow-up Only God Forgives.
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"That arrogance that people would want to sweep this away and that there are nameless, faceless bureaucrats who caused this and no one responsible is outrageous," he said adding that this is proof the system is working.
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What makes it work for me is that Goose Gossage knows for a fact that the first thing some nameless pitcher, and perhaps all pitchers, would ask upon leaving the mound is how many pitches he has.
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Unveiling in American culture has been elevated to a heroic act of rescue accomplished with bombs or Oprah performing a section of "The Vagina Monologues" in which she lifts the veil off the heads of nameless women.
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Characters are nameless; dialogue is not flagged as such; dramatic "conflict" is kept to a minimum, and only faintly shaded in when it occurs; the self-reflexive narrative stops and starts, riffs and turns in on itself.
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If Facebook embodies the nameless, faceless, diffuse will of the masses, Twitter represents the stomping ground of elites whose real-world clout imbues this platform with a kind of cultural authority that rival social-media outlets lack.
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But the unmoored quality of the harmonic language grippingly matches the expressionist, fraught emotions of the drama, as this tormented, nameless woman, here performed by the formidable mezzo-soprano Katarina Karneus, gives voice to her wandering thoughts.
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The Weeknd, of course, is now supposedly dating the super famous Selena Gomez, apparent lover of Canadian men, so it may fall on his fans to pick up his mantle of waking up next to nameless hookups.
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As he says, in a lovely example of Mr. Bartlett's neo-Shakespearean style, For if my name is given through routineAnd not because it represents my viewThen soon I'll have no name, and nameless I Have not myself.
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Arguably, many portraits of Jesus bear common characteristics, but equally possible is that Brown drew inspiration from or perceived a kinship with the work of makers who were left nameless and considered outside the world of "real" artists.
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As his team dug, wearing white overalls to protect them against the health risks, locals poked their heads over the fence watching how their small town's role as a depository for the war's nameless dead was slowly uncovered.
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According to Quartz, Soundtrack Your Brand collected surveys from 2,101 customers at 16 different locations of a "major global food chain" that should remain nameless to figure out what music makes you want to stick around for dessert.
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In 'The Simulation' you and up to two other players play as nameless Silicon Valley billionaire CEOs who, "after a night of coding your most disruptive project yet," have a revelation: we're all living in a computer simulation.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women are cast in less than a third of roles in British films, often in nameless parts like prostitute, housekeeper and nurse, data showed on Wednesday, with no gains in more than a century.
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The main character of The Tombs of Atuan is Tenar, a Karg who is taken from her family at the age of five to become a priestess at the tombs of ancient deities known as the Nameless Ones.
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Moved by the sight of the adoptable canines, and thinking back to Kuma's own rescue beginnings, Theroux decided to make it easier for four of VCAS's dogs — Zumo, Shotti, Stella and the nameless puppy — to find forever homes.
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While she provided the design impetus behind the nameless emerald necklace, she is quick to emphasize Ms. Etebari's creativity, resulting in a piece that is quintessentially Afghan in the way it draws on ancient Turkmen and Kuchi styles.
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The bad decisions of the night, the terminal lull of the following morning, the nauseating scent of a nameless fuck—they bounce off the young body, almost acting as fuel for the future before disappearing into the ether.
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Each is nameless—just movement on the horizon or the source of muzzle flash—until after their (or your) death, lending an air of mystery to each encounter, anonymous bodies stalking each other through the fog and ruins.
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Cal Weaver, the low-key private eye last seen in Barclay's "Promise Falls" trilogy, has been tasked with protecting 18-year-old Jeremy Pilford from the nameless and faceless internet mob that would like to see him dead.
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Anonymous apps have been developed for people interested in a faceless and nameless documentation of their lives (as opposed to a selfie), drawing in children who learned from earlier generations about the consequences of an offensive online footprint.
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The nameless narrator of "Black-Eyed Women," which opens the book, has borne traumas so unspeakable as to reduce her to a spectral shadow of herself — an ironic advantage, in her work as a ghostwriter of disaster memoirs.
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If she's an invisible, nameless nonperson, she's nothing more than Tupperware for the next generation, a thing that exists and matters only in service to her baby, a woman undeserving of sympathy or rescue or even a name.
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In addition to the nameless migrants, "Fire at Sea" has two protagonists: Pietro Bartolo, the doctor on Lampedusa responsible for its 4,000 inhabitants and also for performing autopsies of dead migrants, and Samuele Puccilo, an ebullient 12-year-old.
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Days before the Normandy church attack on July 26, France's security services had received a tip-off from a foreign intelligence agency that a suspected militant was planning an attack, and sent out a nameless photo to different agencies.
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Regarding the fabric pieces, though the show provides some detail regarding the origins of the quilts, many of the quilt makers remain nameless — a symptom of quilt-making's history as a domestic hobby rather than a legitimate art form.
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The narrator, a nameless Pakistani-American, tells a friend of his happiness at being greeted with a simple "welcome home" at the airport; those two warm words move him in a way that "The Star-Spangled Banner" does not.
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The photo shows Waller-Bridge back in character as the nameless protagonist, who is grappling with the death of her friend, Boo (Jenny Rainsford), and her tumultuous relationship with her sister Claire (Sian Clifford) and step-mother (Olivia Colman).
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I asked the nameless voice on the other end of the line if there's much of a scene down in Sennen, if the pub's packed night after night with music mad revellers ready to party long into the night.
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Cameron himself admitted he had fumbled on responding to the whole thing: "Don't blame No. 10 Downing Street or nameless advisors, blame me, and I will learn the lessons," Cameron said to his party, according to reporting from NPR.
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Days before the Normandy church attack on July 26, France's security services had received a tip-off from a foreign intelligence agency that a suspected militant was planning an attack, and sent out a nameless photo to different agencies.
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From the nameless, faceless versions of the original 1977 Star Wars to John Boyega's unmasking as Finn in The Force Awakens, there's a whole lot more going on under the helmet than even the most diehard fans might expect.
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I have, instead, a cruddy canvas tote from some nameless maker that I was forced into buying when the perfectly proportioned bag I had used for years became too disreputably battered for me to be seen with it anymore.
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This Ken Bone of our imaginations was born on Sunday, during a presidential debate, when the American public saw him and decided that he was more important than whatever those two nameless individuals running for president had to say.
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"High Maintenance," at its most simple, is about a beloved, nameless pot dealer known as The Guy who, as he bikes around New York, is "a temporary friend-shrink-rabbi," James Poniewozik wrote in his review of Season 1.
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As they work to find common ground, lawmakers and policymakers should remember the example set by Harvey's heroes: the nameless volunteers who searched through brackish waters to rescue victims, manned overcrowded shelters and opened their doors to the displaced.
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For nourishment, he sucks marrow from the skeleton of something horned; catches a writhing fish and tears the flesh off with his teeth (all in a single shot); and chows down on a nameless hunk of bison, also uncooked.
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But those consumers who, as a consequence of these regulations, are unable to obtain payday loans, and instead lose their car or house to foreclosure, will be nameless, faceless victims of another well-meaning but counterproductive governmental regulatory scheme.
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Her novel has a narrator — a nameless woman who wanders the world with no apparent destination — whose journey is punctuated by several disconnected vignettes that take place across the world and through time, from centuries ago to a surreal near future.
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On the rainy, nameless island of Below, there are two things you need to do to start the game: Grab the lantern in the middle of the island, and head into the cave on the east side of the island.
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Meanwhile the nameless writer friend noted that he felt slightly better about his Chick-fil-A purchases because they were so rare: he only went two to three times a year, in his estimation, with orders that totaled around twenty dollars.
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Maybe, like certain members of the Noisey staff who will for now remain nameless, you are soulless and wrong about everything and intent on killing my buzz, and all of that has led you towards some sort of delinquent Jepsen agnosticism.
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But he said the man — who will remain nameless, as the accusations are unverified — always responded quickly to Johnny's messages and always had seemingly legitimate excuses for the locs not being done, so he didn't think all that much of it.
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After refusing to carry out an assassination attempt ordered by the Faceless Men and attempting to escape back to her home continent of Westeros, our hero was ambushed and stabbed by her nameless female Faceless Man rival in last week's episode.
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Throughout the 20th century, feminist activists struggled to create words for acts of sexual violence that our culture has kept nameless and hence unspeakable — only to find that once the words were created, they were rapidly stripped of their power.
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But for those out of the know, the city hosts a variety of important wildlife habitats for birds, bugs, and even a variety of surprising mammals, not all of them as sucky as a nameless bug with a weird dick.
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Sure that's not the biggest Cyber Monday deal we've ever seen, but considering that other Nintendo consoles (that shall remain nameless) have trouble even staying in stock, it's the best you'll get on one of the season's most wished for gifts.
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In an age of mass production this was rather quaint, a throwback to centuries past where games such as chess and backgammon spread via word of mouth and handcrafted copies while being refined slowly by the input of countless, nameless individuals.
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The phenomenon of 'blank' votes is expected to increase in France throughout the 2017 two-stage contest, Nomura predicted, as citizens frustrated with the political establishment opt to submit a nameless vote to the ballot box rather than support a candidate.
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"Target with Four Faces" exists in the same physical space that we do: it is a mute, damaged thing made of two distinct parts (four faces in niches set above a target), a figural presence infused into a nameless quandary.
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Yet the 22-year-old student from Brooklyn and about a dozen of her classmates are doing just that by helping anthropologists at New York City's Office of Chief Medical Examiner identify nameless corpses that have gone unclaimed, sometimes for decades.
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Looking for money and sanctuary, they find themselves in China, where they appeal to the Nameless Order, a group of local warriors led by Lin Mae (Jing Tian) and Wang (Andy Lau) who are nervously guarding the country's Great Wall.
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On the first episode, we talked to Arrested Development actress Alia Shawkat about the time she went to a birthday party in Hollywood for a charming actor—who will remain nameless—and ended up getting some impromptu pubic hair removal.
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But as "Madaari" draws to its predictable conclusion, the only thing you are left wondering is how on earth did the nameless man get enough network coverage for him to watch videos unbuffered and upload them in the middle of nowhere?
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My character, the Space Marine commander Gabriel Angelos, spouted his lines about protecting humanity while carving through a mass of nameless orks who popped up in dribs and drabs along the long, sinewy walls and courtyards of an under-bombardment fortress.
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A two-part exhibition, The Art of Play, mounted by Lawrence Technological University's Center for Design + Technology, explores the process and the fine art career of this artist, who holds a place — albeit an often nameless one — in our childhood memories.
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If not, then the digital stream will suffice.) Stalker mainly concerns itself with three men who all remain nameless and refer to each other only by their professions: the Professor (Nikolay Grinko), the Writer (Anatoliy Solonitsyn), and the Stalker (Aleksandr Kaydanovskiy).
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Her presence is never explained, although she may allude to the nameless, silent character who appears in all but two of the films and, by observing but never interfering in the action, introduces a suggestion of the divine or supernatural.
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Each of these opportunities he destroyed, he admits, by indulging in thoughtless flings; the first time through an affair with a nameless woman from São Paulo, and on the second occasion by sleeping with a British woman of Jamaican origin.
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A nameless beach a few minutes down the road from our apartment complex, and accessible via a path of wooden planks, offered fierce waves, which delighted the children as they twisted in the curling break, but kept me on guard.
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And you and I must be free Not to save the world in a glorious crusade Not to kill ourselves with a nameless gnawing pain But to practice with all the skill of our being The art of making possible. Thanks.
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However, if you want a taquería that truly expresses the ambience of this city, then you should go to "the nameless taquería," a street vendor located on the corner of Coahuila and Niños Héroes streets in the north of Tijuana.
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Stylistically, it's a departure: Her work has now dissolved into nameless characters and nonlinear poetry; the theme of the pain of love is all-encompassing, with the characters also being haunted by rape, incest, anorexia, mental illness, and other very real demons.
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Over in Star Wars land, there was the whole #WheresRey mess, in which Rey — the most important new character in Star Wars: The Force Awakens — was left out of an action figure collection that nonetheless had enough space for a nameless Stormtrooper.
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WASHINGTON — Nameless, faceless and voiceless, the C.I.A. officer who first triggered the greatest threat to President Trump's tenure in office seemed to be practically the embodiment of the "deep state" that the president has long accused of trying to take him down.
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Pub date: July 16 The third of South Korean author Han Kang's books to be published in the US, The White Book explores the devastation of grief as a nameless writer on a retreat in Poland navigates the loss of her sister.
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A pinky-red sunset is reflected through a prism and a nameless man casts a fishing line below; the grounds of Roosevelt Roads, the former US Naval Station in Ceiba, Puerto Rico, stretch and float, like a gray ghost, into the sea.
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Both of those aspects come into play in season 3, as he spends the first six episodes donning a simple black mask and effectively leveling up again, starting out against nameless thugs and working his way up to the season's new supervillain.
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In a video posted on her Instagram page on Tuesday, the mom of five introduces her newest baby — a female chick, who is apparently nameless at the moment — and was a surprise May 16 birthday gift from her husband Dean and their kids.
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Its nameless title character gets sold to the devil by her miller father in exchange for boundless wealth — and when her purity protects her from her would-be captor's demonic touch, he has dear old dad chop off her arms with an axe.
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I applaud Serena Williams for using her platform to share her experience and bring attention to this issue, but we can't forget that, less than two weeks into 2018, there are undoubtedly multiple nameless, faceless, black women who have similar experiences or worse.
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But perhaps the only way to make a successful war game is to force your players — in between the thrill of the fight — to remember and imagine what it must have really been like to be that nameless soldier on that battlefield.
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Yes, after a full month of mourning a pivotal piece of our childhood and Crayola boxes, the art supply company that broke our creative little hearts revealed the currently nameless stick of wax from the blue family that will be joining the box.
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Kai arrives in the Nameless City from the Dao homeland for military training, but in the first few stunning, action-filled panels, Hicks, who won an Eisner Award for "The Adventures of Superhero Girl," reveals him as less a fighter than an explorer.
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The dish, an adapted version of which may appear this fall on the menu of his forthcoming (and still nameless) restaurant on West Eighth Street, just north of Washington Square Park, embodied "what I call the peaks and valleys," Mr. Kluger said.
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Produced by a then-nameless producer, Yonny, whom Wayne met because Yonny was a driver at the airport (Yonny would go on to write and produce Trey Songz's "Say Ahh"), "Mo Fire" is about as distant from the Mannie Fresh sound as possible.
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Splayed across it, nude, on the gallery's concrete floor, Martiel's figure was a haunting evocation of the numberless nameless people who've drowned in the attempt to cross the shark-infested, tempestuous Florida Strait from Cuba to the US over the past half-century.
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"We wanted to be somewhat nameless," said Huseby, sitting at a cutting table in GmbH's studio which, reminiscent of an underground club, is hidden within a massive L-shaped industrial building in Kreuzberg, a neighborhood populated with artists, activists and Turkish immigrants.
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The trouble with pitting Siobhan against the nameless Charolais, at least in Ms. Stapleton's performance, is that the cow is by far the more charming of the two: a cartoon fantasy of French allure, a haughty chanteuse trapped in a barnyard life.
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The nameless heroine of "Stone Hunger" encounters a "stone eater" (a type of being Jemisin invented for the Broken Earth series), a living statue, human in shape and able to speak without using its mouth, with a voice emanating from inside its body.
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The next day, I was playing a little cat in Act V of Kentucky Route Zero, running around, listening to conversations, watching a man named Ron dig a wide grave for two nameless horses that died in the flood, and meowing at people.
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Disney+ comes fully loaded with decades of films and series from the company's massive vault, including its flagship series "The Mandalorian," set in the Star Wars galaxy that follows a nameless bounty hunter and a cute little baby who resembles Jedi master Yoda.
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Less than 1003 hours earlier, the day before the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, a tightly packed horde of nameless well-wishers had found themselves crushed between police barricades outside the walled complex of buildings known collectively as Windsor Castle.
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" Ms. Barnett's new songs sound like conversations she's having with herself, her intimates and, in one song (the Pretenders-tinged "Nameless, Faceless"), the anonymous internet trolls who "Sit alone at home in the darkness/With all the pent-up rage that you harness.
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In one instance, Mithril says, its auditor was sent a letter from a "nameless investor" that "disparaged Mr. Royan and the firm" by "falsely accusing Mr. Royan of 'lying' " publicly about whether he had ever waived some of the firm's management fees.
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Dr. Terborg-Penn identified more than 22006 black women, including Mary Church Terrell and Sarah Parker Remond, and described "hundreds of nameless black women" who had participated in the suffrage fight but whose activity had been little noted and their speeches seldom recorded.
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Bowie both appears in the game twice: He lent his voice and likeness to the renegade Boz and a nameless singer in a band called the Dreamers, and he contributed music for its soundtrack, alongside regular collaborator and Tin Machine colleague Reeves Gabrels.
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Her unpolished style is not another manifestation of parody, but a means of trying to get at something we all experience yet inevitably seek a way to avoid or forget: the nameless, unrelenting pain that accompanies a consciousness with any degree of sensitivity.
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MMA no longer needs Rousey, but the rest of the world hasn't forgotten her, either, which leaves two talented former foes fighting to reestablish their legacies, dreaming of another title shot the way Rebecca's nameless narrator once dreamt of going to Manderlay again.
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Read more: Employees at HuffPost began receiving layoff notices a day after Verizon announced it would slash staff at its media group by 7% The small magazine company I toiled for will remain nameless, but it made no difference where you worked.
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The picture is a kind of grotesque, conveying something nameless and sick about the nature of American celebrity, and how it sometimes mirrors the ever-unfolding, sideshow drama of race; Jackson, Jay Z and Beyoncé seem to be the only black people in frame.
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In Archangel, the mission of the nameless American Marine sent back to 1945 is to stop the evil Vice President of his own timeline from bombing the Soviet town of Arkhangelsk (aka Archangel), and thus create a better future—or at least a different one.
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Partitioned into ten nameless chapters, the movie breezes by a number of the websites' most significant leaks, including the video of US helicopters gunning down journalists that Chelsea Manning helped them acquire, costing the transgender woman her freedom for the rest of her natural life.
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A human, someone between technician and doctor, leans over the nameless body whose face is painted the trademark black and white of the Ghost Nation, and the camera leans with him for a gruesome close-up of multiple slow incisions into manufactured flesh and skull.
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This quirky comedy, from husband-and-wife team Ben Sinclair and Katja Blichfeld, became a viral hit on Vimeo in 2012, with fans gravitating to the story of a nameless Brooklyn pot dealer known only as The Guy (Sinclair), and his oddball roster of clients.
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The habits laid down in those years – the desire for cheap, fast food, the screen as babysitter, the penchant to trade the nameless (but often racist) anxiety of the city for a suburban lawn – defined the rise of fast commerce and will define its fall.
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Over the next four decades, his nameless organization, which is sometimes referred to as Hizmet, grew into a global network of nonprofits, educational institutions, and businesses, attracting a nascent middle class in Turkey and elsewhere, and deploying enormous resources under the banner of modern Islam.
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But in reducing those victims to nameless images on Facebook, in broadly conceptualizing the Holocaust and slavery, in appropriating these unfathomable periods in human history for our own consumption, we have once again dehumanized, this time in the afterlife, the individual victims of those periods.
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Then the wild and distant seas where he rolled his island bulk; the undeliverable, nameless perils of the whale; these, with all the attending marvels of a dozen or so kayakers apparently on a nature photography retreat, helped to sway me to my wish.
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Republicans and Democrats alike should reach across the aisle and foster bipartisan support for the millions of faceless, nameless North Korean victims, by elevating the importance of their forgotten human rights, on equal footing with the Administration's efforts to counter Pyongyang's burgeoning nuclear threat.
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The story gets off to a good enough start - the mystery surrounding the nameless man and his motives is intriguing enough, and Avinash Arun's camera snakes its way through grubby trains and rattling buses as it follows the journey of the kidnapper and his victim.
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That anonymous identity in death is likely what made that photo so iconic: Geraldine Santoro, that nameless, faceless person, was every woman who had suffered from a botched illegal abortion, and every woman who feared one day she may find herself in the same position.
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Barnett likes to defuse things—"I don't know, I don't know anything," she sings on "Crippling Self-Doubt and a General Lack of Confidence"—and, in the animated video for "Nameless, Faceless," she finds a way to make the absurdity of the female predicament laughable.
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Sometimes, blind-box subscriptions get truly avant-garde — there are multiple businesses that will send you stay-at-home relationship-strengthening "dates," and the entire video game industry has pivoted its monetization strategy to selling 11 year olds nameless packs of in-game capital.
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When: September 22727–22018 Where: Center for the Art of Performance UCLA (340 Royce Dr, Los Angeles, Westwood, Los Angeles) Bernard-Marie Koltès's In the Solitude of Cotton Fields stages a confrontation between two nameless characters, known simply as the Client and the Dealer.
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