These signs are opposites on the zodiac, however, sometimes, opposites attract.
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Presidents, he believes, tend to be followed by their opposites.
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And then, the two opposites end up falling in love.
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American Utopia and "Reasons to Be Cheerful" are complementary opposites.
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Empowerment and disempowerment in these stories aren't opposites: they're complements.
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Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux were opposites from the start.
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"Ronnie and I are really, truly opposites," Haqq, 34, said.
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They're parallel opposites but they could also bond over something.
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In clinical terms, kawaii metal is a good idea: opposites.
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I don't really see it as two opposites like that.
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It seems like a record that's about opposites and contradictions.
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My partner and I are total opposites in many ways.
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A term that embraces opposites has almost no explanatory power.
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There's a fine line between opposites attract and intractable differences.
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We're polar opposites when it comes to the political spectrum.
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And it isn't just another case of archetypal opposites attract.
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Since then, I've wanted to make my own 'opposites' book.
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Their personalities, their lives, their beliefs are all polar opposites.
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Interestingly, the two seem to be opposites in some ways.
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On the surface, VICE and Vogue might seem like opposites.
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It's another way in which the two presidents are polar opposites.
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Opposites attract and Bria's ode to the phenomenon is a winner.
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Not long ago, everyone saw Hollywood and Silicon Valley as opposites.
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Berger says their relationship has been an example of opposites attracting.
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Reason and emotion are not opposites; they inform one another, powerfully.
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They say opposites attract — so maybe haters attract each other, too.
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It's easy to say opposites attract, but there is also friction.
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And then something happens — opposites attract, but they connect through music.
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"Dave and Fats had the magnetism of opposites," Mr. Lauro said.
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They don't really have much in common, but hey, opposites attract.
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The yoking of opposites is a dependable ploy in situation comedies.
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On a similar note, opposites will attract under this new moon.
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The two of them are polar opposites in almost every regard.
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"Ronnie and I are really, truly opposites," she previously told PEOPLE.
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Amsterdam and Sydney are polar opposites when it comes to nightlife.
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They seem opposites in perhaps every way but their willful determination.
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And yes, you're not alone in thinking that those are opposites.
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It's just another way the two are set at diametric opposites.
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"We're pretty much polar opposites," Kim and Garcia say in unison.
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In this case, opposites attract — and it seems to be working.
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They are just polar opposites as far as I am concerned.
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One could argue that they are opposites, but I think not.
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George W. Bush's campaign in 2000 illustrates the point of opposites.
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Criticism came from ideological opposites like Sadiq Khan and Nigel Farage.
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It seems like the polar opposites have taken over both parties.
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I think that the two people she's clashed with, they're complete opposites.
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"Haven't you ever noticed ... sometimes opposites attract?" she answered with a laugh.
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CAVUTO: It would seem on paper, Congressman, that they would be opposites.
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As opposites often do, however, Cat and Bernard have a volatile bond.
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Follow the rule of "opposites attract" and unite with a complementary force.
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"They're really polar opposites careers," Pruett, who owns Pruett Vineyards, tells PEOPLE.
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These two are not opposites but rather two potentialities that come together.
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In certain respects these divergent strands in Mr. Serra's oeuvre are opposites.
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For me, I call it the hermaphroditic principle, the combination of opposites.
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It's not just that Pelosi and Trump are political and temperamental opposites.
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Cowardice, fearfulness, cynicism, negativity, discouragement, and pessimism are all opposites of boldness.
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They were just complete opposites, so they clashed despite their unbelievable passion.
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The two men, who used to be close, seem to be opposites.
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Extreme sports and unhealthy lifestyles represent polar opposites on the danger scale.
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I think you can be interested in the polar opposites of something.
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In one way or another, the Democratic candidates are all Trump opposites.
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And remember: sometimes a little clashing of opposites is a good thing.
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"I always find collaborations successful when they're polar opposites," Mr. Quinn said.
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Though they are almost complete opposites, the women form a shaky friendship.
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They are opposites and there seems to be no chemistry between them.
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Milo and Jasper are both English but opposites in all other ways.
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Both are natural opposites, lending definition to one another in their contrast.
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Compared with many comedy teams, Mr. Elliott and Mr. Goulding were not opposites.
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You like big-budget rom-coms, so you know the drill: Opposites attract.
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She and Dorit are just such polar opposites that they didn't mix well.
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Simon: Opposites was entirely about fulfilling our dream of making a double album.
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"We're an opposites attract," Federline told PEOPLE just days before the divorce announcement.
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A poem springing from contradictions or opposites can be satisfying in its succinctness.
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If this isn't proof that opposites attract, then I don't know what is.
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"Haven't you ever noticed, sometimes opposites attract?" she said, according to The Guardian.
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There are two things that humans do that are opposites: anthropomorphizing and dehumanizing.
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It wasn't even an opposites attract — it was a complementary kind of thing.
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The beauty and beast coexist as one seamless machine rather than battling opposites.
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Normally, these opposites instantly annihilate, returning energy borrowed fleetingly from the universe's budget.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find more opposite opposites than jellyfish and robots.
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Jacky plays with opposites and in doing so creates very interesting ironic pictures.
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Do opposites not only attract but bring out the best in one another?
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It shows that nature and fantasy aren't opposites, that they can come together.
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As personalities, and even in their driving styles, Button and Massa are opposites.
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I mean, she could come out any which way, because we're complete opposites.
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"American's identities as citizens and consumers are often presented as opposites," she wrote.
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The push-pull of potential opposites is present on a larger scale, too.
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These things are not opposites: Every girl I know is tough as nails.
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" On working with Trump, she said, "Haven't you ever noticed, sometimes opposites attract?
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The febrile Martin and the icy Wolf might seem to be polar opposites.
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The men were opposites in more than just their approach to their craft.
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Gob and Buster are such opposites, so being around that energy definitely helps.
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Though ideological opposites, both Crowder and Killdeer represent outdated mindsets, long left behind.
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Rosner recommends going with "the opposites" — booking when the majority would not book.
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Home and Work Together, these opposites achieved harmony in their apartment and shop.
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They were drawn to each other, Cheryl says, because they were complete opposites.
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AARON JUDGE, YANKEES They are such opposites that even their initials are reversed.
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They are as a couple exactly how you think they would be: complete opposites.
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The policy alternatives toward which Kleven's findings push people are pretty much diametric opposites.
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Decades of studies have shown that the old cliché "opposites attract" is totally off.
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That now contributes to the dark spots in Americans' knowledge of their political opposites.
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Elsbeth and Patti Two polar opposites join forces to open a law firm together.
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For decades, Microsoft Windows and the open source Linux operating system were polar opposites.
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Bipolarity is just one lens to interpret all of Midsommar's paradox of opposites, though.
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At the same time, scientists have also identified other ways in which opposites attract.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin apparently don't live by the whole "opposites attract" theory.
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The funeral service for former President George H.W. Bush is bringing political opposites together.
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As with everything these days, resident reaction to the sign has been polar opposites.
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It might seem obvious that employers should look to hire FOMOs, not their opposites.
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Western democracy is sustainable only when a balance is preserved between two polar opposites.
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Those seeming opposites can exist in the same person—and, very often, they have.
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Couples that are opposites in many ways are often quite compatible in the bedroom.
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A New Look at Opposites By Susan Hood Illustrated by Jay Fleck 26 pp.
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They are complete opposites but find themselves in bed after an awkward first date.
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Opposites attract, otherwise it would be boring to marry a carbon copy of ourselves.
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He and Daniel were opposites in looks and temperament, best friends since nursery school.
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"I like to play very much with opposites in the show," Ms. Li said.
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"Small Days and Nights" thrives on these pushes and pulls, allowing opposites to coexist.
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A: Our parents were really polar opposites, so Ryan and I saw both sides.
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Of course, you, Aquarius, would have two ruling planets that are basically total opposites.
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Perhaps that's where the political subtext really comes in: with the coexistence of opposites.
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The words "shameful" and "shameless" look like opposites but they actually mean the same thing.
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At least for one weekend, these opposites can intermingle and rave on in the desert.
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His trade protectionism and anti-migrant sentiment are the polar opposites of someone like Khan.
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It is in their conflict that we see the dynamic opposites of contemporary Latina subjectivities.
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"You might think they're opposites, [but] I think that relationship would make sense," she explained.
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Opposites attract, but Fergie and Josh Duhamel's differences ultimately played a role in their split.
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Lauren Ash and Mark McKinney (Kids in the Hall) preside as Superstore's resident bickering opposites.
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Opposites can and do attract — and it's just so many other things that actually matter.
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Milk and cheese are in the same category, whereas pineapples and cheese are complete opposites.
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Borg and McEnroe were often seen as polar opposites in terms of on-court personality.
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Masculine and feminine energy, superstition and faith — in him, none of those operated as opposites.
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Indianapolis and Phoenix — the first two cities in the lineup — are opposites in many ways.
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Lili Reinhart and Madelaine Petsch were once real-life roommates despite playing opposites on "Riverdale."
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"If you look at us, you'll think that we are complete opposites," Musicant tells PEOPLE.
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And also the collision of tech culture and restaurant culture, you're talking about polar opposites.
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Her confirmation was accompanied by gracious comments from her philosophical opposites, such as Orrin Hatch.
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The presidential candidates' opinions on immigration and its effect on America are essentially polar opposites.
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Whether people really find opposites more attractive has been the subject of many scientific studies.
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So is there scientific support that opposites might attract at least some of the time?
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Shaped like the Chinese symbol representing opposites in balance, the enclosure has two tilting halves.
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But those are the great partnerships in life and in rock 'n' roll, opposites attracting.
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Each book contains 20 colorful pages featuring a different pair of animal opposites: land vs.
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In today's politically charged world, opposites no longer always attract, and love can't conquer all.
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What is so unnerving here is the pull between grief and its opposites: disgust, comedy.
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The cliché is that opposites attract, but what she found appealing were the many likenesses.
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"Work and rest aren't opposites like black and white or good and evil," Pang writes.
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But it's also worth remembering that those virtues have their opposites -- namely, fear and greed.
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While opposites may attract, being opposite in some aspects of a relationship can prove problematic.
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Ronaldo and Messi are popularly pitched as polar opposites, yin and yang, the ultimate soccer rivals.
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The other: mediator, judge, equilibrium of opposites, witness, knot in which what was broken is retied.
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The two were polar opposites — Rose, reserved, and Garland, far more fond of parties and dancing.
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You might add to the list that most traditional of opposites, the good and the bad.
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"They are polar opposites in personality but really are very fond of each other," Jones said.
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The subject is that unique American concoction of opposites: both utterly inane and yet endlessly captivating.
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The two play sisters who are complete opposites — even though, IRL, they couldn't get along better.
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To be sure, being good and smart and loving are all better attributes than their opposites.
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In comparing the United States' two most recent leaders, Speier cited a pair of polar opposites.
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However, there are two concerns about this estimate's validity, which are actually opposites of each other.
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Complicating matters further is the fact that the nature of the two fights are thematic opposites.
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At first glance, the caucus co-chairs look like ideological opposites, but both former prosecutors Rep.
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The two men were opposites in temperament, but both were generous with their time and wisdom.
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The funny thing is that Jen and I are literally the polar opposites of the characters.
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I don't mean in a good/bad way; I just mean opposites, in a weird way.
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But soon the concept shifts, from basic opposites to explaining what makes an opposite an opposite.
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Still, I belong at the place where opposites merge in a lumpy heap of beautiful contradictions.
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"I always thought that opposites attracted, and Scott and I are very different," Mr. Chioldi said.
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The first lady raised eyebrows with outfits that were stark opposites of purpose-driven color schemes.
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It's a bit oversize, with pages for colors, numbers, shapes, opposites, animals, the body, and food.
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That hope is rooted in how the finest people I know are largely my political opposites.
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Well, I would say that people who worked with me described me as two polar opposites.
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"In the Trump-Macron relationship, opposites attract," said Denis Lacorne, a leading French specialist on America.
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At the same time, the precision of the first two lines explodes surrealism's collision of opposites.
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No. That's how violence begins — the two polar opposites don't want the other to be heard.
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Their geographic shapes on the map are inverted mirror opposites (each says the other is upside down).
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And Dorit and I are complete opposites, but I find her to be like funny and fun.
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That means if Trump (and his supporters) feel attacked, it's because they're surrounded by vocal ideological opposites.
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The two were polar opposites, but that's what made their relationship last, their daughter, Sheryl Winstead, said.
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Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg were ideological opposites but close friends, even traveling together on occasion.
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They may actively seek to date someone with an opposing sign on the grounds that opposites attract.
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In many ways, Ari Aster's debut feature, Hereditary, and his upcoming follow-up, Midsommar, are binary opposites.
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It's worth noting that female gamers are the demographic opposites of their male peers in significant ways.
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The political opposites say they initially bonded over a devastating and "painful" connection involving their family histories.
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I haven't gotten in there yet, but at least I wanted to try the two polar opposites.
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In all of my work, I collapse opposites: body and trace, body and ghost, body and mind.
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Hake and asparagus are not necessarily an intuitive combination: In fact, they're practically a study in opposites.
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Mr. Bologna often pointed out the ways in which they were opposites, far beyond their religious upbringings.
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From head-on, though, what you see is a pair of opposites balanced too neatly to resolve.
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"I belong at the place where opposites merge in a lumpy heap of beautiful contradictions," she wrote.
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Obama's chief political adviser, David Axelrod, has argued that presidents tend to be replaced by their opposites.
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On Opposites, if we could think of something we got it: there were tap dancers, mariachi bands, bagpipes.
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" They weren't without problems though, as Barrymore told InStyle last fall, describing herself and Kopelman as "polar opposites.
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Yet, despite how often these two Netflix shows feel like polar opposites, they both share one massive similarity.
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While both brands share their key quality of unattractiveness, they are opposites in a lot of other ways.
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These two trails are mirror opposites of each other and located at equal distances away from each pole.
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At first glance, the president and vice president might seem like polar opposites in their relationship to women.
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Two newly revealed air-combat systems are of particular note, because in some respects, they are conceptual opposites.
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Once again, the pair tore through pools, ending up on opposites sides of the bracket with top seeds.
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Does this marriage of implied opposites — oppression and revolution — mean something special for Mr. Smeets and Ms. Tynagel?
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These two proposals, coming from opposites of the aisle, have a great deal of fiscal horror in common.
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Somehow the two opposites merged where the cacophony of visual chaos of the slum became my beautiful muse.
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Indeed, the heart of Killing Eve lies in the recurring theme that Eve and Villanelle aren't quite opposites.
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The Martin and Lewis partnership worked (spectacularly) in the way most comic duos do: the juxtaposition of opposites.
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John Legend featuring Brittany Howard "Darkness and Light" (Columbia) Opposites explode in a ballad about unstoppable desire. 8.
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This is the opposite of a forced marriage of opposites — it's more like a match made in heaven.
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A city of opposites, shiny skyscrapers sit alongside 16th-century Spanish buildings and shantytowns next to futuristic constructions.
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But I don't want to contrast faith with skepticism so sharply that they are seen to be opposites.
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How could he not see that she and Jaz were opposites, who would dislike each other on sight?
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You know how this kind of story goes — Bella and Alfie, the polar opposites, warm to each other.
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And I think America, when it replaces a president, it likes its opposites, it likes its mirror image.
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Taurus and Scorpio are an opposites-attract situation: intense Scorpio and down-to-earth Taurus make a good pair.
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But sometimes opposites and different types don't attract — at least when it comes to a house full of guys.
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It was a classic case of opposites attract – where Billy was quiet and reserved, Kick was adventurous and outgoing.
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And it was those kinds of races where their polar opposites, the tea party, saw huge successes years earlier.
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The performance of becoming human rests on learning compassion and conscientiousness by witnessing the logical outcomes of their opposites.
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" Expect her setlists to feature all her biggest '80s and '90s hits, from "Opposites Attract" to "Forever Your Girl.
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The two men -- opposites in temperament and style -- grew increasingly close in the foxhole in the weeks to come.
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But the opposites-attract setup really is charming and relatable, and each decade's update to the formula is telling.
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They served together on the lower court, and even though they were ideological opposites, they had a close friendship.
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"It's interesting that we are politically and ideologically polar opposites but there are things we agree on," Bridget said.
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There is plenty of potential for the two men to butt heads, as they're polar opposites in most ways.
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Their camaraderie produced an entertaining union of spirited opposites and a well-suited black-white pairing for the times.
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JL: As far as the overlap between Williams and autism, how much do you think they are actual opposites?
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So this race will be between polar opposites and a good test of Trump and Sanders's clout in Florida.
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The group's self-titled first album is meditatively folky and gluttonously, strobingly psychedelic: There's your first set of opposites.
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Never mind Paula Abdul coupling up with a cartoon cat for "Opposites Attract" — remember when she smooched Keanu Reeves?
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Through open debates and conversations with ideological opposites, people are able to forge well-informed and multifaceted political opinions.
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As has been strenuously noted, Trump and Ryan are stylistic and philosophical opposites: Trump the blunt-force agitator vs.
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And then, as they say, it hit me: The first and second words in each theme phrase are opposites.
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In fact, "membrane" and "connective tissue" should not have an "or" between them: they are not analogous but opposites.
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That sense that the opposites need to be smashed and destroyed and interpenetrated was so powerful in these performances.
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The wanderers are the photonegative opposites of '60s hippies who deserted comfortable middle-class homes in search of adventure.
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"Meg was Amy's confidant and monitor, and by some strange attraction of opposites Jo was gentle Beth's," Alcott writes.
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So, it was really two polar opposites, and I think I've been stuck with that throughout the past years.
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As with the cliché, the thinking goes that opposites attract; those with dissimilar MHC are expected to like each other.
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Others have commented on his brilliance, his dry wit and his skill at deconstructing arguments made by his political opposites.
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It is easy to dismiss the exercise as a futile effort to find a minimum common denominator between disparate opposites.
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Lincoln's Republican party -- and its opposition Democratic party -- were the polar opposites of today's parties that carry those same names.
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" Theresa May asked how she can form a strong relationship with Donald Trump: "Haven't you ever noticed – sometimes opposites attract.
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Even the movie's handling of realism and surrealism, each often bleeding into the other, captures that unsettling collision of opposites.
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Instead, Rosenfeldt reveals their true nature by having their statements read by characters who often represent the artists' polar opposites.
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A minor detail, but a delightful one that embeds the concept of opposites into the physical experience of the book.
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In some ways, their situations were opposites: One was a "double legacy," with two parents who had received Harvard degrees.
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Soviet censorship allowed some room for negotiation, but outside the USSR, official and dissident literature were perceived as polar opposites.
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They are opposites when it comes to style, with the Vapor X looking more casual than the Gen 5 watch.
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It's illogical, and yet not — an alliance of soul- music opposites who are both committed to tradition, in different ways.
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At the time, the Bronfman sisters, who were then in their early 20s, were opposites in both appearance and personality.
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We also know that some people don't pay attention to them, or they spin them into convenient opposites of truth.
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Sham's works tend to be very philosophical, often embodying the Taoist notion of dualism — the balance and interconnectedness of opposites.
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"Husbands and wives had different roles in different spheres, so that was the opposites-attract view of marriage," Mr. Wolfers said.
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Action Bronson and John Basedow might seem like polar opposites, but they're laser-focused on one common goal: getting Action abs.
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There's so much for her to learn within the relationship and recognizing that even though likes do attract, so do opposites.
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Sega is releasing two new Sonic the Hedgehog games this year that represent polar opposites of the sides of the franchise.
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The pair, according to discussions with insiders, are polar opposites, representatives of the diverging approaches to deal-making in Silicon Valley.
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I thought I needed Slate and Evans to be together in order to prove that opposites attract, and work well together.
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Washington (CNN)Polar opposites on the bench, Justices Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a long, deep and unexpected friendship.
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Carroll uses time and space as the plot device while drawing on chess imagery, mirror themes, opposites and time running backwards.
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Artists are the polar opposites of lawyers, because it has nothing to do with time spent on a piece of work.
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Vibrant, surreal and mysterious, the works find Hack creatively interpreting the interpretations of chinoiserie, and exploring the conceptual territory of opposites.
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Basically 'opposites attract and then attack,' so finding someone that is compatible is more important than you may have first thought.
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He took great pleasure in Egyptian Arabic, which shares the national tendency to combine opposites: tradition and novelty, order and chaos.
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Reporter's Notebook HAVANA — For decades, Cuba and the United States have framed their relationship as a conflict of opposites: Communism vs.
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We were complete opposites—I have a really dark sense of humor, while he was pragmatic and not funny at all.
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"He plays every point, he doesn't take one point off, I feel like we're the polar opposites," Kyrgios said of Nadal.
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Then drizzle it generously over asparagus and fish, and enjoy the way these two opposites can so happily share one plate.
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Maybe our opposites attracting, which the furtherance of our species has depended on, isn't a design flaw, but its very essence.
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What makes these two polar opposites work so well in tandem together, and why is it speaking to us right now?
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It's time to acknowledge what black history really reveals — not individual heroism or the endurance of democratic ideals, but their opposites.
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SW: It was kind of perfect the way we came into the project because she was coming from this pop background at that time — she had her song "Candy", and a role in the Princess Diaries — and for me I was into punk rock and so it was like completely opposites attract, or opposites are forced together to work.
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Gerd Leufert: Analogues and Opposites continues at Henrique Faria Fine Art (35 E 67th St, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through October 29.
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Fisher told Insider that the film's love triangle highlights the idea that opposites, like introverted Lara Jean and popular jock Peter, attract.
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Between the two nights, By Norse presented two unique sides of the same concept, a balance in contrasts, yet anything but opposites.
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Last term, according to the Supreme Court observer Scotusblog, she agreed with Scalia only 22009% of the time -- they were ideological opposites.
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Moss and Duplass do make for charming opposites, but if you're settling into a cuddly date night, this isn't the right pick.
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Yesterday, the UFC announced another booking for UFC 202 on August 20: a war of opposites between Demian Maia and Carlos Condit.
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"My dad is quiet and my mom loves to talk, so they're total opposites but somehow they've made it work," Julie says.
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At least in their organizational form, Rasheed's work and the 71 pieces displayed in Camacho's Art and Architecture Atlas are polar opposites.
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If you add ranch to that, the creamy and tangy, salty flavors are polar opposites, but when you combine them, it's perfect.
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Fascinated by the absurd impact of hearing two polar opposites combined into something sweet, commenters write with a simultaneous awe and grimace.
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But on other issues, such as the tax rates for high earners and the estate tax, the two parties are polar opposites.
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Ms. Cleary and Mr. Medlyn imagine a meeting of these opposites of sweetness and subversion to wonder if sentimentality can become transgressive.
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Namely that nurses hold the tension of opposites—life, death, navigating transitions, advocacy, working with physician and family needs, communities, and policymakers.
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People persist in thinking opposites attract—when in reality, relatively similar partners just become a bit more complementary as time goes by.
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Their liquid-speedy opposites, the endless lineup of "energy" drinks, feel very Empire-era outdated in the context of ascendant millennial wellness.
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Still, the women — both trailblazers, yet polar opposites in other ways — spent hours together, and Arbus's words suggest sparks flew between them.
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Social media feeds are powerful echo chambers, with partisans for each candidate unfriending or trolling their opposites in steadily more strident terms.
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That also means becoming newly aware of their opposites -- fear and greed -- and how they seductively insinuate themselves into our daily lives.
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People persist in thinking opposites attract -- when in reality, relatively similar partners just become a bit more complementary as time goes by.
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Some French critics saw this fascination with Lewis as an attraction of opposites — sophisticates enjoying a comic who never tried to make sense.
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But remember: In business, Trump has long pursued a "divide and conquer" strategy, pitting opposites against each other to ensure his own control.
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Erkmen understood that the two sides of the harbor are polar opposites, and found a most unusual and joyful way of linking them.
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The two are more negative images of each other than opposites, with Jenna's self-aware fakeness cutting through Liz's tone-deaf self-righteousness.
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I am in between having kids and needing to go out every night, so Bay Ridge fits perfectly in between those two opposites.
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The presidential transition process reflects a key facet of a functioning democracy, especially when outgoing and incoming commanders-in-chief are ideological opposites.
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Although they are complete opposites, the sisters bond over their fear of the impending curse, trying to discover a way to break it.
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He wrote it to refute a critical statement he read, claiming that science fiction and horror were opposites, and couldn't be mashed together.
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It's 10 Things About You for the iPhone generation, complete with a fake relationship that turns authentic, and oodles of opposites-attract tension.
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She and I are polar opposites, and instead of embracing that, we used our differences as reasons not to be amongst each other.
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And yet – hard as it is to believe today – Smith and Kennedy were good friends, despite holding political views that were polar opposites.
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The two speeches were polar opposites, giving a glimpse of a general election campaign that will offer America its starkest choice in decades.
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Even in politically tense periods where US and Russia represented polar opposites, Turkey was able to remain as a friend of both countries.
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And from a diagonal vantage point, the dress continues that opposites idea, where Hadid's covered up from one side and exposed from another.
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Donato Dozzy and Theo Parrish represent such polar opposites, but they pull it off incredibly, and I draw inspiration from both of them.
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The "fat" corners in the northwest and southeast were harder than their opposites, but as a whole, it was a really fun solve.
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Idealism, cynicism, these are not opposites — it just depends on whether the sentimental idiot in question is in a good or bad mood.
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Trump and former President Obama — opposites in a multitude of ways — each offered voters a sharp change from the status quo, and won.
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In democracy there is the reconciliation of opposites, the elevation of the vernacular, the transcendence of the individual through the equality of humanity.
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Likewise, it's conceivable that the "sameness" Noori found in male and female brain activity indicates that characteristics we've defined as opposites actually overlap.
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The book gives readers a peek at the whimsical antics of zoo animals at night to teach children about the concept of opposites.
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Still, neither side harbors any illusion that this meeting of two apparent opposites is likely to change dramatically the views of the other.
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And although Mr. Trump and Mr. Trudeau are polar opposites ideologically, the prime minister has studiously refrained from directly criticizing the president publicly.
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Members on both sides of the dais lamented that their opposites would not reconsider, though none of the pleaders really expected any change.
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I don't invite people — whether they're conservative or liberal, or whatever the opposites would be — who don't have questions left alongside their answers.
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They are opposites in personal style, with Mr. Murdoch gruff and low-key, preferring schlubby newsrooms to Mr. Trump's gilded towers and glitz.
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Originally designed in Australia by Aheeda Zanetti, the burkini is named as a portmanteau of "burqa" and "bikini"—polar opposites on the modesty scale.
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Public dialogue, peaceful disagreement and the dialectical relationship between opposites are fundamental pillars of the Greek civilization and have been bequeathed to all humanity.
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Josh and Hazel have known each other since college, and they've always been opposites — Hazel, spontaneous and action-seeking; Josh, responsible and mild-mannered.
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Another, testifying to the depth of a nation's indecision, said she was hesitating between the campaign's polar opposites: Mr Macron and Ms Le Pen.
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Luckily, for those who are still holding out for the perfect odd-couple romance, there is one realm in which opposites certainly do attract.
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To say opposites attract is too lazy to describe how the pair ended up spending six weeks together at Claypool's home in Sonoma, California.
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Carson -- whose campaign and demeanor were polar opposites of Trump's in many ways -- played the role Friday of vouching for Trump's character and integrity.
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"In the Central Park jogger case, black men and white women were cast not only as opposites but as natural enemies," Bolin points out.
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A lot of people insist that opposites attract, but I personally think it's important to have a few things in common with your partner.
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Twin buttes that look like they wandered in from a John Ford movie blaze orange on their west flanks, pitch black on their opposites.
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At first glance, "The Opposite Zoo," by Il Sung Na, appears to occupy well-worn territory: the concept of opposites, and a zoo setting.
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Often mockingly referred to as "hick-hop," country rap is a hybrid of its two namesakes, genres that at first blush are polar opposites.
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"They were polar opposites, but they knew how to throw an amazing party and have a great time and really celebrate life," she said.
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Next to "Portrait" are its aesthetic near-opposites, Danielle Shelley's studies in minimalism: vivid, exact geometric shapes, fine-boned silhouettes of mid-century chairs.
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Minute mechanical movements assembled by hand and a global, yet ephemeral, web of traceable data are opposites in terms of scale, albeit equally complex.
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"We definitely had to work really hard at being a couple because we're both incredibly, painfully stubborn, and we're pretty much opposites," Shepard said.
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"We definitely had to work really hard at being a couple because we're both incredibly, painfully stubborn, and we're pretty much opposites," said Shepard.
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Nor did Brooklyn Nine-Nine, instead subjecting its central couple to the very real struggles they'd experience as working detectives and opposites in attraction.
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"Good and bad are not opposites, they are both just different forms of intensity," she wrote in "Bitch," channeling either enlightenment or Charles Manson.
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Hence there was a focus on opposites: distressed jeans and sculpted tailoring, prim blouses and wide culottes, intricate floral lace and tough leather bustiers.
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I'm kind of nervous since both his parents and my mom will be attending and they tend to be opposites on pretty much everything.
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"Initially you think of those two things being polar opposites, but the more I thought about them, the more similarities I found," she says.
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"We definitely had to work really hard at being a couple because we're both incredibly, painfully stubborn, and we're pretty much opposites," said Shepard, 44.
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Though they are polar opposites politically, the son who avidly supports President Trump and the mother who is a diehard liberal enjoy a solid relationship.
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Always opposites, always drawn to each other, Nick and Jess have been living out a romantic comedy for almost as long as we've known them.
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Pisces is your opposite sign, but opposites not only attract—they also get things done, so long as they commit being on the same team.
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The platform had so thoroughly separated Americans from their ideological opposites that most of the country woke up November 9th in a state of shock.
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This sets up a potential face-off between breaking and ballroom dancing, two dance forms that are polar opposites in style, substance and socioeconomic background.
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"The Odd Couple" (1970-75) Marshall's first project for television was a classic -- two polar opposites stuck in a situation neither knew how to escape.
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Scalia had seemed almost immortal, a fixture on the bench who could intimidate the most experienced advocate and charm some of his fiercest ideological opposites.
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The unexpected friendship that developed between two partisan opposites called into question many of the assumptions they both had about politics -- and their own beliefs.
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That same deal is very unlikely this time around as both parties now stand at polar opposites when it comes to the issue of Bexit.
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Refreshingly, "Russian Doll" isn't a romantic comedy—Nadia may be a wisecracking hipster and Alan a repressed jock, but they aren't quite opposites who attract.
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Hell cannot hold the latter of the two opposites but in time will only spit them back out into society to do what is right.
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The race between Roem and Marshall to represent Virginia's 13th district, which encompasses Prince William County and Manassas Park, had been rooted in ideological opposites.
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"What they want in their lives is literally polar opposites, which is very exciting for me, to go in the opposite direction," Ms. Rashad said.
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But even today, the conversation focuses on "work-life balance," which implicitly accepts the notion of work and life as Manichaean opposites — perpetually in conflict.
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It's mostly just convenient to talk about placebo and nocebo as opposites, she said, and their biological differences might explain why they have different triggers.
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The election showed that the dangerous echo chambers that keep people from interacting with—or understanding—their ideological opposites don't end with Twitter and Facebook.
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This past July, two months after Berlin's acceptance speech, an additional study titled Opposites Attract was presented at the International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Science.
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Although they're stuck in a convenience store shootout, they're far more interested in debating their interpersonal, opposites-are-stuck-together shenanigans than the crime at hand.
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But sometimes the opposites just cancel each other out, and we're left in a bland middle zone of competent inconsequentiality, an artful execution of not much.
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Ex-Trump advisor Steve Bannon and New York Times columnist Tom Friedman, who might seem like ideological opposites, agree on at least one issue: China trade.
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Opposites attract during this month-long cycle and we may all experience mild shock when we realize who our missing puzzle pieces turn out to be.
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The momentum of Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential field sets up a potential clash of polar opposites in November, one which Wall Street might relish.
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Like we wore it in the '90s, black lace is most effective when you pair it with its opposites: track pants, soft knits, and oversized silhouettes.
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No matter how much they look alike, twins can behave like polar opposites — which can be a bit of a conundrum if you're new to astrology.
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ON THE face of it, the dominant literary forms of the modern age and the classical one—the novel and the epic poem—are almost opposites.
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Snakes challenge the "subjective position" because they are everything and they are opposites to themselves, and it happens again and again throughout different cultures and histories.
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There was also the marriage of many more opposites: There were work trousers lined with athletic stripes, and Wall Street blazers worn with cheer-squad knits.
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Basically Any Time Slater Danced Before Jessie and Slater realized that opposites attract, Slater was always trying to show Kelly that he was better than Zack.
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" Kolinsky said the couple was perfect for reality TV "because they were polar opposites, they were beautiful, and without even realizing it, they were very funny.
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When we met the next day for our first real date, it was immediately apparent that we had backed into an "opposites attract" kind of scenario.
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Oliver Hilmes oddly suggests at the end of his book that the "real Liszt" may never have existed, and that his personality consisted of "irreconcilable opposites".
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We are the epitome of "opposites attract" — clashing in how we communicate, how we express ourselves, the hobbies we enjoy, and how we see the world.
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Mike Donahue directs Michael Urie and Robin De Jesús as an opposites-attract couple in contemporary New York, united and divided by an act of violence.
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Scalia had what some thought was an odd relationship with liberal Justice Ginsburg The two were almost polar opposites professionally but maintained a very close friendship.
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The two candidates are philosophical opposites, with one exception: Both men support Mr. Trump's steel tariffs, which are viewed as an economic lifeline for this region.
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So much classic toddler fodder is packed in here: nursery rhymes, opposites, vehicles, an "I can" page showing achievements like saying goodbye and getting dressed, lullabies.
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I can't help but compare the size, tonality, brightness, and hues of that lone interloper: the one odd object in an otherwise stark landscape of opposites.
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In their first attempt, Super Bowl XXV, the Bills and coach Marv Levy met their polar opposites in the New York Giants and coach Bill Parcells.
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My original idea for this crossword was to juxtapose opposites in the theme entries — such as the pair that ended up in the crossword, for instance.
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In 2006, she described the meeting of opposites in the work as culminating in obliteration: The silk material is motion, as well as softness and flexibility.
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And it's fascinating that it was Kessel's success that brought Michaels into the Penguins fold, since on the surface the two seem to be polar opposites.
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"We're polar opposites when it comes to almost everything, and I think that works really well for us, not only onstage but offstage," Mr. Aiken said.
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Temperamentally they were opposites: Reed "big and loud and rough around the edges," a hedonist and dabbler; Lippmann sleek and cosmopolitan but earnest and intellectually precocious.
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The tobacco industry is banking on regulators and political leaders viewing traditional cigarettes and e-cigarettes as opposites — two different industries that don't require similar regulation.
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Patriots like Barry Goldwater from the ideological right wing of the Republican party could make common cause with ideological polar-opposites like George McGovern (D-S.D.).
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But the gulf of understanding between digital natives and their opposites is arguably working to prevent this change from happening as fast as it needs to.
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An exciting matchup of opposites fizzled as Manning threw a series of wobbly passes and Newton was altogether disappointing, spending most of the game running for safety.
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Elon Musk and President Donald Trump may seem like polar opposites, but Musk in fact could end up being a big surprise winner under the Trump administration.
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Alibaba and Tencent tend to move in pairs as opposites, with one naturally gravitating to the rivals of the other's investees, as recently happened in the Philippines.
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The two are political polar opposites — Denham, an almond farmer and conservative ally of President Donald Trump, and Harder, a venture capitalist and moderate who supports Obamacare.
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In her latest project, The Wedding Party, Jasmine tells the story of Maddie and Theo, complete opposites who share one thing in common: their best friend Alexa.
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And although the Royal Wedding and the Red Wedding were complete polar opposites, both occasions were arguably just as memorable (just for very, very different reasons). Dopplegangers.
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"These represent a dichotomy of polar opposites and the fitting together," he said while Mr. Scheinbaum re-inked his ring finger, a process that took only minutes.
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Most frequently comes up when there are two contestants who are feuding or polar opposites, and have yet somehow both caught the attention of the bachelor/bachelorette.
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" When it comes to the chemistry between Blake Shelton and his girlfriend Gwen Stefani, Team Blake's Keisha Renee thinks it's due, in part, to when "opposites attract.
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Showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss are in many ways George R.R. Martin's opposites: they're ruthlessly efficient, and Snow's resurrection was in keeping with the show's style.
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It must be true that opposites attract, because Derrick Rose's girlfriend is something the NBA star has never been ... SUPER FREAKIN' HEALTHY ... as in ... damn she's fine.
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Related: Opposites Attract in a Surreal and Terrifying Art Show Here's the Apocalyptic Painting Leonardo DiCaprio Just Purchased Hyper-Detailed Illustrations Imagine the Cities of the Future
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The piano is his primary instrument; like his voice it has the ability to carry opposites, at once intimate and distant, warm and cold, weighty and graceful.
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They are hysterical, scatterbrained and lunging toward extreme opposites (glittery at Gucci, wasteland-era at Rick Owens) just as global political parties have become more polarized themselves.
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D'Aoust believes in a union of opposites as well as a type of universal consciousness, which is reflected in her art, and often manifest in Los Angeles.
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Eleanor finds beef with her son's American-raised, low-income girlfriend Rachel, activating the old (read: tired), binary schisms between seemingly polar opposites that never mix well.
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"You've Got Mail," which was directed and co-written by Nora Ephron, is about opposites attracting, the glory of fall foliage and the transformative possibilities of cybersex.
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Tirelessly upbeat Lydia and hapless Jeff, as depressed as his town, are an opposites-attract couple whose feints and parries seem to come with a laugh track.
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The symbiotic relationship between Mr. Schneiderman's public politics and his alleged private behavior is a difficult one to traverse, because on the surface they seem like opposites.
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Last week, she helped put together two ideological opposites, Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, and Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, to work on immigration legislation.
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Friday's competing appearances were the latest intense intersection of two giant, idiosyncratic political opposites who are again waging a struggle for the political soul of their nation.
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Apparently pleased to be caught on camera holding his hand, she extended a speedy invitation for a state visit with Queen Elizabeth II. "Opposites attract," she beamed.
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Ordered for two seasons (16 episodes in total), Solar Opposites is an adult animated series that follows a family of aliens who crash-land in middle America.
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What I should have been worrying about were crazy details like how we turned out to be opposites when it comes to dealing with everything in life.
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The pop and the literary threads are not opposites to her, and their merger is central to the way she presents her public self and her work.
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Because opposites attract, at least in the wonderful world of fiction, Jody's best friend, Carl, is a slippery fellow — you could say he is one giant hypothesis.
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Related: Chaotic Photo Collages Capture Raw Emotion of Rome Classic Pen-and-Ink Drawings Explore Themes of Isolation Opposites Attract in a Surreal and Terrifying Art Show
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"They're the complete opposites, but they love each other," said Pope, who is the proud pet parent of French bulldog Cuppy, while Palladio owns a Whippet named River.
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But the building embodied such a different aesthetic, such a contrary world view, that some wondered whether a society that produced such opposites in quick succession could survive.
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"There's a thesis and an antithesis, and they have some characteristics in common, and the ones that aren't in common are polar opposites," Mann said of the actors.
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Lizzie's father and his friend John are opposites, financially — Andrew is successful, while John is always scraping by — but they both prey on the women in their lives.
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Overall, the team's results suggested that songs tagged as happy and bright have become rarer during the past 30 years; the opposites have therefore appeared with greater frequency.
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It's a movie about two dudes who are opposites in many ways, cruising around in a rideshare car and becoming friends while fighting both each other and crime.
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If you accept the axiom "opposites attract" then it stands to reason that, often, one person in a relationship is the technophile while the other is the technophobe.
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It's formed of seeming opposites: confessions of depression set against synths; huge, shiny choruses detailing the depths you plumb when you feel like your life is falling apart.
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President Donald Trump and Robert Mueller may be contemporaries but are temperamental opposites, divided most deeply by their respective contempt and reverence for the institutions of US government.
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Sunday's elections in Colombia have set up a runoff next month between ideological opposites: right-wing senator Ivan Duque and leftist Bogotá mayor and former guerrilla Gustavo Petro.
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The desire to find your own spiritual path and the desire to be rich and famous seem like opposites, but they are both present here in strong ways.
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He said that he and his partner, Arnold Glassman, who died in 2003, were much like Bert and Ernie, opposites who found a way to love each other.
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Mason Cook and Kyla Kenedy are quick as J.J.'s siblings Ray and Maya, opposites in every way except for their mutual (if begrudging) devotion to their family.
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Mr. Camosy, for his part, argues that we need "a culture of encounter" in which hospitality helps bridge the gap between political opposites and fosters dialogue and caring.
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It is evident not in the ideas alone but in a delighted placement of opposites in close relation, even more apparent in Shakespeare's prose than in his verse.
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Witnessing two of our country's most polar opposites collide -- those who support American Muslims and those who fear or hate us -- was for many alternately inspiring and scary.
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The study also deliberately looked at "polar opposites" in its workouts, Dr. Schoenfeld said, from a routine with "no variation at all" to one that changed every time.
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It is surely now critical for progressives to learn from their ideological opposites, who seem to take elections and their consequences for policy and governance far more seriously.
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Philip and Elizabeth "started as polar opposites in the pilot episode where he says he wants to defect and she slaps him in the face," Rhys told me.
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And on account of costs, no one has yet screened entire genomes, to see if the "opposites attract" maxim applies beyond this one little area of one little chromosome.
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Cliché sayings about how to get and stay married abound: Opposites attract, don't go to bed angry, the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
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A Walk to Remember satisfies all of the above as the small-town love story of two opposites meeting, falling for each other, and becoming better people for it.
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There's also some opposites in that [Paper Boi] is a big dude, Darius is a little skinny guy and they just go together like two peas in a pod.
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" While she admitted that they are "polar opposites" when it comes to expressing their likes and dislikes, she admired that Koplelman "chooses to be a good person every day.
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Even though "opposites attract" is a common notion, people are more likely to match on the dating app Hinge with potential partners that have traits in common with them.
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Death and life, his work often showed, are not so much opposites but partners, with the passing of the old being the precondition for the birth of the new.
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The two populist candidates may be political opposites, but when it comes to the downside of globalization, Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump are speaking to her with one voice.
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Kyoji Horiguchi versus Neil Seery I have had a soft spot for both of these fighters for some time but they are polar opposites in their backgrounds and methods.
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Her jaw-dropping "Seventy-Six Trombones" far outshines the version seen in the most recent Broadway revival; the final scene of understanding between opposites has never played as movingly.
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As abundant as the accepted tropes of Vietnamese art are, their opposites — conceptually rigorous, creative, free, experimental works — do exist in Vietnam, although they are much harder to find.
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Having grown up in the '60s and coming from a generations line of Democrats, we've been polar opposites on EVERY issue politically, except for abortion, which we agree on.
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They're opposites bound by shared history — with their mother dead and their father absent, they're all each other have — and Clifford makes her feeling of stifled resentment deeply sympathetic.
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There's a closeness to this community, even on opposites sides of the thin blue line, but what happens to Ruby is shrugged off by many who knew her well.
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It's fitting that he chose "unhappy" as an adjective, because his juxtapositions of opposites remained cold and distant, no matter how much their forms aspired to real-world metaphors.
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In the New York Times, for instance, Mark Leibovich wrote: As has been strenuously noted, Trump and Ryan are stylistic and philosophical opposites: Trump the blunt-force agitator vs.
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The neighboring leaders, polar opposites in nearly every way, took up the thorny subjects of trade and immigration, with Trudeau eager to build a relationship with the new U.S. president.
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Where to Get Your Fix: Netflix, Amazon, iTunes Best Character to Follow: Many of the greatest partnerships—be they romantic, professional, or otherwise—seem to prove the "opposites attract" theory.
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Though her moldy fruit works are turning heads at the moment, they are clearly not the only part of Ryan's multifold art practice that manages an arresting balance of opposites.
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The nominees are polar opposites in their public demeanor and campaign styles -- and each has their share of vulnerabilities that they will have to overcome in the next five months.
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"There's going to be a lot to do there in part because Mr. Trump and Mr. Obama are diametric opposites when it comes to immigration policy," Kobach told Kansas' KWCH.
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The media image of D.C. is that everyone is polar opposites, but through conversations I've had I've found that your views can be different than what's portrayed in the media.
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It's essentially an application of Gauss's Law: since like charges repel each other (opposites attract), electrical charge will "migrate" to the surface of a conducting form, such as a sphere.
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Nor are open and closed necessarily opposites: having a strong border might make people more open, for example, because it might give them a sense that they can manage openness.
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And with Cersei having plenty of wrath to go around for that incident, we'd love to see the two of them meet as equals — and opposites — after all this time.
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Although the pairing is a cute juxtaposition considering on the surface they're complete opposites — the type-A overachiever and the brooding bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks.
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Speaking about Trump, May joked on Thursday that "opposites attract" as she signaled a shift in foreign policy that will bring her position more in line with that of Trump.
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"It's one of those days when you just don't know what to do because we have two things put out as truth, and they're opposites," Smith said on Monday afternoon.
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Friedman and Bannon, who might seem like ideological opposites, said at the time that they agree that the U.S. had to take on China before its economy got too big.
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The White House transition to a Trump administration opened with an extraordinarily cordial meeting between President Obama and President-elect Donald J. Trump, once bitter political opponents and stylistic opposites.
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Though their voices are near opposites—where Sia belts, Michaels under-sings—they both communicate their emotions with such a specific intensity that it's impossible not to feel them, too.
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We do covers in the studio to take a break from the psychological pressure of opposites: we still want to work, but we need to give our brains a break.
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Blue Dogs, Sanders's opposites within Democrats' big tent, are less clear about the fate of their fewer endorsees, but they too won a series of primary victories across the country.
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"In some ways we were total opposites," Ms. Choudhury said, "but that's O.K. because when we fell in love with each other, we also fell in love with our differences."
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" In Simon's lyrics, the decisions are invariably mixed: he once told the music journalist Paul Zollo, "I try to get all the opposites into the same song, if I can.
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Read: Why you should date your best friend I love how you're just like me Whether people really find opposites more attractive has been the subject of many scientific studies.
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Seasons: 5 (1997-2002)What it was about: Dharma and Greg married despite being polar opposites: Dharma was a free-spirited yoga teacher, while Greg was a buttoned-up lawyer.
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The two congressional leaders are ideological opposites who are two of the capital's most experienced deal makers, yet to this point each has mainly called on the other to relent.
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Their relationship is an opposites-attract friendship that boils down to the two tidy categories of womanhood: you can be meek and domestic, or you be can be egomaniacal and vain.
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The book title lacks an apostrophe because, like so much else in Joyce's book, it is a pun combining opposites: the funeral service for Finnegan, but also Finn is again awake.
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Also important to the New Atheist movement is the idea that religion and science are opposites, competing forms of inquiry that have been locked in a zero-sum struggle for supremacy.
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Yet in a relationship that lasted decades, through parallel career paths that ended up making them the closest of friends, Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg proved opposites really do attract.
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Polar opposites Betty and Southside Serpent Toni can barely play nice for a full minute, since they quickly start debating the politics of "Northside" hypocrisy and the demonization of the Southside.
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Aries' leadership qualities and Gemini's changeability make for a sexually-charged match, while Libra and Aries are an opposites-attract situation, which could lead to conflict — or a lot of passion.
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CNN's first four town halls performed exceptionally well relative to regular programming, with the fourth on Tuesday – an intriguing cross-party debate on the future of ObamaCare between polar opposites Sen.
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She puts the Baroque to work in service of those questions: "The beauty and grotesque are always like opposites in the Baroque — it's an aesthetic that deals with contrasts," she said.
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Here, the makeup artist Elisa Flowers and the nail artist Miss Pop illustrate how to play a game of opposites, pairing soft pastels with vivid brights on eyes, lips and nails.
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There's more opposites attracting at Dragonstone, as Daenerys veers wildly between her messianic and evil-queen personas opposite Tyrion, who can't keep from pointing out her mutual attraction to Jon Snow.
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My work explores the frictional encounter of two opposites: digital image making, which can be endlessly fine-tuned; and the mysteries of the darkroom, which are sensual and beyond my control.
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In a sense, the men are opposites: the cerebral, optimistic, inclusive tribune of a younger, more multicultural America against the instinctual, pessimistic, exclusive champion of a whiter, male-dominated power structure.
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I would argue that at the end of the day, we learned early that we're a lot stronger and powerful when we're pulling together, as opposites to pulling against each other.
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The actor Luke Evans's charmingly wide-eyed way of portraying Moore's naïveté is genuinely charming and offbeat — moreover, it makes him a terrific opposites-attract match for Dakota Fanning's Sara Howard.
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"They came up as complete opposites of each other, and they were not friendly," said Takeshi Isayama, a former top trade official with the Japanese government and vice chairman at Nissan.
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Instead, we must look to the county's entrepreneurs and youth for innovative ideas, and we must be willing to sit down at the table with even our most polar of opposites.
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In order to secure our personal information and networks, we need to recognize that privacy and security are not opposites, but rather they support each other and our economy and society.
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The generational warfare in the face-off was fully contrived; Nakamura and Balor are almost as old as their opposites, while Reigns is heading toward his mid-30s at light speed.
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The showdown is a clash of opposites, a contest between her superheated anti-immigrant, xenophobic language and his cool and lofty formulas for restoring France's economy while upholding its global alliances.
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Romantic comedies may have you believe that opposites attract, but a new study indicates that you're more likely to settle down with someone pretty similar to you — right down to your genetics.
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The two ideological opposites shared an epic friendship, which serves as a worthwhile example not just for policymakers and presidential hopefuls, but for everyone who encounters views vastly different from their own.
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In my mind, "opposites attract" means that you get to be a wholly separate person while still being in love — and I've always been on the lookout for examples of this phenomenon.
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"We definitely had to work really hard at being a couple because we're both incredibly, painfully stubborn, and we're pretty much opposites," Shepard recently told PEOPLE in the current issue's cover story.
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Erasmus, in his response to Luther, advises a middle course between these opposites, having made a case for free will on the basis of Scripture, which he does not finally consider determinate.
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Loving a robot suggests the difficulty of communication, the impossible uncertainty of knowing another person or sharing an experience, the overlap between intimacy and performance, the observation that these are not opposites.
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Ms. Umberger in Charlottesville said she uses a little game to explain the gender binary, the idea that boys and girls are opposites and that people must be one or the other.
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Nell might argue that, like a poison and its antidote, such opposites can be more alike than they are different; but it would take a better book than "Hex" to prove it.
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Mixed media Another grouping again shows my fascination with the marriage of opposites; young, hip, edgy attitude pushing against classic luxury, or androgyny contrasted with the rough and refined, rustic and elegant.
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Some of his best poems are pained audits of the damage he and those around him incurred as a result of his treating flesh-and-blood conflicts as clashes between allegorical opposites.
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The two men were opposites, but Ashe, who'd had it in him since childhood that he had to behave perfectly on the court, also had a sort of envy of McEnroe's way.
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There is a tendency, too, to play the countryside and the cities off against one another, to make them rival opposites with the suburbs floating in a kind of purgatory in between.
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Leonardo's portrait contrasts the silver skin tones of the woman's face against sketchily improvised squiggles of hair in a coming-together of opposites that can only be described as otherworldly, even angelic.
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Its introduction of Woody and Buzz Lightyear, opposites who very much repel each other until they naturally attract, contends with love, friendship, and the meaning of life in funny and thoughtful ways.
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In a memorable scene, the phrase "agree to disagree" — so often the way out of a conversation between polar opposites — comes to infuriate him; there should be, he says, no disagreement over facts.
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Joking that "opposites attract," Prime Minister Theresa May called on President Donald Trump on Thursday to renew the "special relationship" between Britain and the United States and lead in a new, changed world.
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Hoskins and Schaub are polar opposites — the former is a gruff, gravel-voiced talker, while the latter is softer-spoken — but their love for Sister Cathy brings the two very different women together.
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They're quirky opposites linked by friendship and an ampersand, a combination your subconscious has been told is charming by 50 years of sitcoms: The Odd Couple, Kate & Allie, Will & Grace, Grace and Frankie.
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If Jordan Peele's similarly archetypal and mind-warping folk horror film Us centered around the disturbing parallel of mirror-image doubles, Aster's Midsommar is defined by the uncanny contradiction of opposites happening simultaneously.
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It's basically our fate as a species to be constantly erring between opposites, and that can be difficult to come to terms with as we crawl about this floating rock in our skinsuits.
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Related: Social Sci-Fi Film 'Sculpt' Plays Out Humanity's Dark Obsessions Opposites Attract in a Surreal and Terrifying Art Show Visit Signal Gallery to Play a Game with No Name and No Rules
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The young, globalist French leader and the "America First" commander-in-chief, who are opposites in many ways, put on an extravagant show of friendship Friday on Bastille Day on the Champs-Élysées.
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In Azari's interpretation, Trump and Carter might be polar opposites as human beings, but their presidencies are in a similar place politically, defined by outsiders trying to keep a fraying political coalition together.
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Even though "opposites attract" is a common notion, it turns out people are more likely to match on a popular dating app with potential partners who have various traits in common with them.
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Bad Painting in the 1960s, and its Recent Revival Another focus of the Protocol of Opposites came from the observed conversation happening in the artist's bars: the discussion about good art, especially painting.
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All season, Pitino had resisted the overtures of his general manager, Al Bianchi, which was a doomed marriage of salty New Yorkers and personality opposites that was arranged by Madison Square Garden executives.
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We even saw ideological opposites come together two Sundays ago, when Ellen DeGeneres and former President Bush accompanied each other to a football game between the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys.
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ELISABETH VINCENTELLI 'Crossing Delancey' | Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, YouTube, Google Play Opposites attract, in spite of all attempts to stifle said attraction, in this bewitching 1988 romantic comedy from the director Joan Micklin Silver.
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A quick and bloody tour in two stops, both on the second floor: Gallery 999, a special exhibition space near the European Paintings, and, in an attraction of geographical opposites, the Islamic Wing.
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Jim Bullington, who served on the city commission and was acquainted with both Paul and Boucher, told the Post that the men are political opposites and have had "heated discussions" about health care.
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She's become the trademark heroine in an opposites-attract fairy tale: a trans-Atlantic romance between a Yank and a Brit, a commoner and a prince, a biracial black woman and a white man.
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It's been an association that has pitted fashionable and modest dressing as opposites, reasoning that if someone has coverage requirements then they also cannot expect to have great style, which — I'm sorry — is absurd.
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If someone winds up in an opposites-attract type of situation, for example, where one partner is really outgoing and loves to go out dancing and one is introverted, nerdy, and loves video games.
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Image: ShutterstockThe saying "opposites attract" is a little too simple for my liking when it comes to relationships, but if two new studies are any indication, there might be some science behind that theory.
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Jim Bullington, who served on the city commission and was acquainted with both Paul and Boucher, told the Washington Post that the men are political opposites and have had "heated discussions" about health care.
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The inspiration for "Le Marteau sans Maître" was his urge to weave colour, imagination and spontaneity into it—combining opposites to make music that was more like Debussy's, and which opened up another world.
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That story is the collision of a president who has absolutely no regard for professionalism and those who try to embody it, the battle between an arrogant, unscrupulous yahoo and his humble, principled opposites.
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Right away, he saw that Mathison had recognized it as a story about "the oneness of opposites"—two disparate creatures bridging the distance between them with their empathy, finding a kind of emotional symbiosis.
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Perhaps worst of all is the creeping sense that Tarantino imagines he's forging some kind of progressive race-relations narrative through the opposites-attract pairing of Warren and dyed-in-the-wool racist Mannix.
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The Meyers-Briggs test revolves around dualities that don't really exist (introversion and extroversion, for instance, are assessed on a sliding scale, and are not opposites) and is entirely based on outmoded Jungian theories.
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Our goal was to nudge aside the modern habit of thinking of nature and culture as opposites, which leads us to forget that we are earthlings, one species among many that share this planet.
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The most interesting dynamic is between Beto and Lucia, who had always seemed opposites (he struggles in school and social life, she's a conscientious A student) but now find themselves meeting in the middle.
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Based on Arnold Lobel's series of children's books, this musical by the brothers Willie and Robert Reale — it played on Broadway in 2003 — provides a gentle portrait of a fast friendship forged by opposites.
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When political opposites like Senator Josh Hawley and Bernie Sanders are both railing against the power of Big Tech, there may be real bipartisan momentum toward reining in the giants of the tech industry.
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"We definitely had to work really hard at being a couple because we're both incredibly, painfully stubborn, and we're pretty much opposites," Shepard, 44, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's cover story, on stands Friday.
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" Pulliam, who noted in a confessional that she and Manigault Newman couldn't be "further from polar opposites in terms of our political views," pointed out that comparing the two is like "comparing apples to oranges.
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Yet the implication quickly transcends the personal: most recently, Murray has used the comma in pairs, like Chinese yin/yang forms that signify both male and female principles and, more generally, opposites working in harmony.
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In a nation increasingly divided by issues of religion, race, gender, income, and education, our ideological opposites can seem like cartoonish caricatures, advocating for outlandish policies that we don't understand and certainly don't agree with.
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"I thought, 'Oh, my God, this guy…' I think that I used to think that opposites attract, but in my situation, us being so similar and liking the same things, it really works for us."
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By contrast, Joel Edgerton's American agent spends the film's early scenes in a dark park, melting into the shadows, suggesting that he is her mirror—they are opposites, procedurally, but somehow drawn to each other.
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How all of these genres that seemed to be polar opposites of one another were pulling from the same small pool of influences and the further you trace it back the smaller that pool becomes.
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Sandberg and Kardashian are perceived by most to be opposites, two aesthetically distinct brands fighting for our allegiance, when each has pioneered a similar, punishingly individualistic, market-driven understanding of women's worth, responsibility and strength.
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Public debate about the poor, Mr. Hindle said, has centered ever since on a set of opposites: the deserving versus the undeserving, the idle versus the industrious, the able-bodied versus the old and sick.
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Yet how these elements inform one another, as easy opposites of nature and culture or of life and death, is less important than whether they together can conjure an atmosphere of whispers, diversions, mistakes, vanishings.
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Since Austria's snap elections in September, it had been unclear whether Mr. Kurz would revive a politically costly coalition with the far right or reach across the political spectrum to the Greens, his ideological opposites.
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However, just like the synthesis of philosophy and math, Baso's own art is a combination of classical fine art and approachable design, a union of opposites that ensures Baso Fibonacci lives up to his name.
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" The actresses were almost opposites, Bozzachi writes: "Elizabeth was a beautiful woman, but she actually cared little about what she wore or how she looked, especially when she was with Richard, the love of her life.
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Damore and Chevalier may be ideological opposites, but controversy stoked by conversation in Google's forums have sparked similar causes of action that's left Google embroiled in legal hotwater and a cultural flame war on all sides.
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More than a case of opposites attracting, VH's manager wondered if Eddie was in competition with the band's flamboyant lead singer, David Lee Roth, who constantly bragged that he was going to marry a movie star.
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So despite Ms. Townsend's skepticism, he was game when the filmmaker Lawrence Schiller suggested that this seductive paradigm of two opposites whose legacies not only intersected but were also bound together would, indeed, make a book.
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Spurs, Chelsea and others have their representative buffoons, but no characters have stuck in the public consciousness like Arsenal Fan TV's Claude and Ty, two fans who conveniently exemplify the polar opposites of the tortured devotee.
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While two opposites befriending each other at a time of political turmoil in the United States, Sleyon says that their meeting was not focused around politics, and their political differences should not be the main takeaway.
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Though not technically a Classic Six, the result is Cotton's homage to those throwbacks, as well as something entirely his own, a harmonious confluence of opposites: tough and soft, industrial and refined, modern and old-fashioned.
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Related: Dr. Seuss Made Paintings and Sculptures in Secret (and Now You Can See Them) Opposites Attract in a Surreal and Terrifying Art Show Everything Is OK at David Shrigley's New Solo Show in New York
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According to all the laws of physics, when the universe was born in the Big Bang, elementary particles and their antimatter evil-twin opposites — with opposite charges and spins — should be produced in equal, counterbalancing amounts.
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On a technical level, Didones and geometric sans serifs are more or less total opposites: serif versus sans serif, intense stroke contrast versus none at all, tall ascenders (letters like "h" and "t") versus short ones.
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But extreme ideologies tend to come full circle to adjoin their opposites, which is perhaps how we find ourselves in this era of relaxed, high-rise jeans and a surprising number of moms trending on TikTok.
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The rat and the bear are opposites: One is repugnant, the other adorable; one so common as to be a plague, the other endangered; one an evolutionary winner, the other poorly suited to survival in the wild.
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In fact, she went as far as to say "when you're attracted to someone, it's sort of like how opposites attract" when pressed about their differing lifestyles (he's apparently a health fanatic, while she loves Taco Bell).
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Justin Roiland, a creator of Rick & Morty, revealed the animatics (basically animated storyboards) from his new series for Hulu, Solar Opposites, which centers on a family of aliens trying (or not) to fit into middle America life.
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"Sun-Moon aspects in synastry are powerful and are often considered a binding aspect," Tripp explains, adding that an opposition between a couple's sun and moon signs suggests, appropriately, an opposites-attract type of pull between them.
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" It should come as no surprise—according to the Oxford Dictionary, the word enantiodromia means "The tendency of things to change into their opposites, especially as a supposed governing principle of natural cycles and of psychological development.
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The article on the gay escort and the piece on Bill Cosby were journalistic opposites in terms of their effect, but functionally similar: the provocative telling of truths that influential people don't want spread on the internet.
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"Garnet's always going steady," Sugar grinned, a winking reference to the fact that Garnet was revealed halfway through the series to be a fusion of two other gems named Ruby and Sapphire — a loving, opposites-attract couple.
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At first blush, 48-year-old rapper Jay-Z and 87-year-old investor Warren Buffett may seem like opposites: Jay-Z, born Shawn Carter, grew up during the 1970s in public housing in Brooklyn, New York.
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As he tries to get to the root of her problems (including the lingering pain from the demise of a long-term relationship), they develop something like a friendship, or an amiable case of opposites-must-interact.
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While the two men are polar opposites politically and in style, the economic importance of the United States to Canada has meant that Mr. Trudeau has studiously refrained from directly criticizing the new president or his policies.
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Her astonishing debut novel, "White Teeth" (2000), recounted the story of two World War II vets — polar opposites and best friends — and their extended families, opening out into a teeming, Bruegel-esque portrait of a multicultural London.
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Jasik, a trained physician, has seen numerous well-funded companies in digital health struggle, in part because the technologists and medical experts too often sit on opposites sides of the house, make discrete decisions and rarely communicate.
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"That leaves us in a position of polar opposites: we can either be part of hard Brexit which tilts towards (President) Trump's America or we can be part of the European family as an independent state," he added.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda (Reuters) - Opposites both on and off the water, New Zealand helmsman Peter Burling and U.S. skipper Jimmy Spithill are set for a showdown which could see the Kiwi pretender wrest the America's Cup from his rival.
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Even as they're constrained by the expectations WWE and wrestling fans place upon their gender, women wrestlers aren't funneled to screaming about their opponents' balls or questioning their opposites' manhoods as all male WWE faces seem to be.
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In your question, you present "respecting yourself" and "being a sexual being" as opposites — but respecting yourself includes accepting and celebrating your sexuality, and at this moment in your life, that just so happens to include casual sex.
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The seeming oxymoron of extravagant ease has long been, for example, a basic precept of Dries Van Noten, for whom dressing for comfort is an inalienable right, and the tension between apparent opposites is what keeps things interesting.
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But it revealed something else: Despite often being portrayed as opposites (Rubio is "establishment"; Cruz isn't), and Cruz being seen as more aligned with Donald Trump, Rubio and Cruz actually draw from voters with a similar moral profile.
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I'm not sure who's yin and who's yang, but as far as collaborations go, this is certainly a case of opposites attracting, and a lesson in working beautifully with someone who might approach things very differently from you.
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Pipelines Though Trudeau has been dubbed "the anti-Trump," the two opposites will find common ground on one thing: Keystone XL. Trump has said he would give the pipeline, which crosses the Canada-US border, a green light.
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The government has been defeated by a coalition of opposites: around 120 MPs who want a more clear-cut, "hard" Brexit, and believe that May has compromised too much; and over 300 MPs who think Brexit is a mistake.
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It'll be hard enough for Cruz to find a way to get polar Senate GOP opposites like libertarian hero Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky and moderate stalwart Senator Susan Collins of Maine to agree to back the same bill.
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If you think De Niro, Jane Fonda and Martin Sheen should shut up because they're just actors, but welcome the political musings of their ideological opposites James Woods and Jon Voight -- or vice versa -- yes, I'm talking to you.
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Ever since Trump made the birtherism conspiracy his bridge to politics from the tabloid life of a tycoon and real estate star, he and Obama have been locked in a mutually antagonistic embrace, as opposites in decorum and ideology.
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But the longer tradition initiated by Elizabeth I, which precedes England's presence in Virginia and Massachusetts, might find the perfect marriage of archetypes and opposites for Britain to be with india, which found its glory days in the Raj.
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Revolving around the relationship between Evan (Alano Miller), a Stanford-educated, Tesla-driving tech engineer, and Gently (Xosha Roquemore), a bohemian, globe-trotting caregiver from South Los Angeles, it appears at first to be a story about opposites attracting.
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In temperament, the two men are polar opposites, Trump's brain controlled as it is by a magic eight ball of racism, misogyny, and egomania, whereas Pence's personality is so bland and uninteresting that instant oatmeal stopped texting him back.
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More personally however, I liked it more because it's a phrase that stuck in my mind from the Woody Allen movie "Bullets Over Broadway", where Dianne Wiest's character uses the phrase repeatedly on her opposites, with much comical effect.
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I love her and Darlene together as a team, not only because they're obvious polar opposites, but because their recognition that they can only accomplish their goals with each other's help represents some real forward motion in the story.
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And it is true that even though Trump and Obama are posited as these polar opposites on a lot of issues, trade being one, but Russia being another, they actually sound a lot more like then it they do different.
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Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, the pair joked about the fact that two of the most beloved TV characters, Gossip Girl's Blair Waldorf and The O.C.'s Seth Cohen — who, not to mention, were complete opposites — ended up together in real life.
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Beyond their contributions to landscape, what seems to attract Tillyer to these particular painters is their intensely observed focus on opposites, such as trees clinging to rocks and golden sunlight bursting through the dark, tangled branches of a cool, clammy forest.
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Alessandro Dell'Acqua presented a fall/winter 2016 collection that was all about the attraction of opposites: silky slip dresses with oversized checked flannels; a gray sweater layered underneath a summery frock; an oversized chunky knit and an ultra-luxe fur coat.
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" And in a lengthy interview for ABC's This Week on Sunday, in which George Stephanopoulos gave him ample opportunity to criticize Donald Trump, Obama would only say that he and the president-elect "are sort of opposites in some ways.
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The phone call, made from a holding room at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, was brief, but it did reflect open lines of communication between political and ideological opposites -- a channel that thus far hasn't been dug between Obama and Trump.
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Instead of seeing America as a virtuous pageant of Good and Bad, with Tolerance coming heroically out of the bullpen in the bottom of the ninth to strike out Prejudice, we are to see it as that theatre of overlaid opposites.
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Yet, there is no guarantee that Obrador, a veteran leftist whose political views are the polar opposites of Donald Trump's and who long has harbored resentment against the United States, would hesitate to send his army to confront U.S. forces.
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But this weekend, I really enjoyed diving into two really evocative and cleverly drawn fictional universes that, despite being polar opposites in terms of how each approached its conceit, had me utterly bought-in by the time the action really started.
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At its center are two sisters, who are generations apart, and polar opposites besides: Dana, a 30-something who is wound too tight and always follow the rules, played by Slate, and Abby Quinn as Ali, a somewhat reckless teenager.
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When he bombed a Syrian airfield, Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor of The Atlantic, wondered whether the president was "something wholly unique in the history of the presidency: an isolationist interventionist," as though yoking opposites together provided insight rather than revealed confusion.
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"I don't even know how to put it into words because it so often breaks the power," she said when I asked about the conflict between opposites that I had felt so strongly in her performance of the Britten concerto.
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I was deeply afraid that the magic of opposites attracting and of moving outside of one's comfort zone and of recently legalized same-sex marriage and of the thin mountain air and of a pioneering spirit wouldn't work on me.
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Masters of Washington politics There's an argument that Pelosi and McConnell, ideological opposites but masters of their respective political lairs, are the most consequential political leaders in a period that encompassed the presidencies of George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Trump.
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Equally as outrageous is that the characters Aniston and Witherspoon play are supposed to be polar opposites who represent completely different groups of women, but the two actresses are discernibly so similar (remember when they were cast as sisters on Friends?).
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Particularly in the 1970s and 80s—though vestiges of this ideology linger today—some second-wave feminists maintained a binary view on gender, positioning men and women as true opposites at either end of a gender system that was rooted in biological sex.
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Velma Dinkley and Aryan Barbie may seem like polar opposites but enough can be taken from the fact that neither of them have ever specifically called out anti-black racism (past the performative liberal tweet), but in different ways they've contributed to it.
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This Year's Shows: Solar Opposites, Veronica Mars, The Orville There were a couple of worthwhile surprises for fans at Hulu's panels: fans of Veronica Mars piled into Ballroom 20 knowing they'd get to see the first episode of the show's fourth season.
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Bong, who studied sociology and starting making films in college, closed out awards season on a high note after completing a nearly year-long media tour surrounding his dark comedy about two South Korean families on opposites ends of the wealth spectrum.
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You see, during such dark political times, watching the polar opposites squabble over a ridiculous $195 T-shirt was, to me, like bingeing on a season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians; it was an entertaining nightmare, and I just couldn't get enough.
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If Long Shot were just about these two opposites attracting, that chemistry, along with the colorful supporting characters (June Diane Raphael is especially side-splitting as a campaign manager who can't be bothered), might be enough to keep the whole thing afloat.
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They are perfect together: Chloe's mercurial nature and Nadine's militant hardass-ery make for more than entertaining banter during gameplay: I actively want to hang out with these characters and watch them bounce off of each other like the radical opposites they are.
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Would you want Donald Trump—whose personality and relationship to wealth and fame are the polar opposites of yours, and whose sense of duty and commitment to American security and power within a framework of international institutions are in doubt—to become president?
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Hurricanes catch second wind, beat Jackets COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Carolina Hurricanes had blown a 3-0 lead and were dealing with heavy, weary legs after playing for the third time in four nights, including two road games on opposites sides of the country.
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This is the age of the money fight after all (an age ushered in by McGregor), wherein the base lineal ranking concerns of this weight class or that weight class mean less than the promotional possibilities of inter-divisional clashes between mighty opposites.
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It was a David and Goliath clash of physical opposites, but the 6-foot-11 (2.11 m) Karlovic's tennis game, apart from his prodigious serve, was overshadowed by the skills of Nishikori, more than a foot shorter at 5-10 (10003 m).
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Throughout the course of eight seasons, Portlandia has also birthed some incredibly memorable characters: the adorably well-meaning Peter and Nance, outdoorsy Dave and Kath, opposites-attract couple Nina and Lance, and feminist bookstore owners Toni and Candace, just to name a few.
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Criticism came from ideological opposites like Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London and a Muslim with whom Mr. Trump has repeatedly feuded on Twitter, and Nigel Farage, the euroskeptic provocateur who traveled across the Atlantic to campaign for Mr. Trump last year.
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But the siblings were defeated on Tuesday by their political opposites: candidates backed by an upstart Democratic club founded recently by a drag queen who helped mobilize a youthful, energized grass-roots membership invigorated by the backlash to the election of President Trump.
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Her admirers and interpreters tend to be divided into almost polar opposites: leftists who see her as the champion of community against big capital and real-estate development, and free marketeers who see her as the apostle of self-emerging solutions in cities.
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For years, the marriage of opposites at Apple served as a recipe for other companies to follow: pair a business savvy founder who can push the brand forward in the public eye with a brilliant technical founder who operates largely behind the scenes.
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That surge in growth stands in sharp contrast to Twitter, which added approximately no new monthly uses last quarter, and had in fact lost two million in the US. WhatsApp and Twitter don't just represent contrary growth curves; they're the polar opposites of messaging.
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As the movie progresses, it feels like a privilege to watch them blossom into this "real" couple; they have a quintessential "opposites attract" dynamic wherein Peter teaches Lara Jean to loosen up and she teaches him to get clearer on his emotions and boundaries.
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The group that Lave, a University of Miami law professor, gathered were members of an American Bar Association task force on campus sexual assault, and for many, it was the first time they'd sat down to work at the same table as their ideological opposites.
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It is the rough harnessing of opposites — much like, as Irving Sandler notes in the same catalogue, de Kooning's desire to paint like Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and Chaim Soutine at the same time — into a classicized form that subsumes the latter's overt expressionism.
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But in such clear opposites is drama forged, if you're a good dramatist, and some of the book's most touching moments come when Harry tries to connect with his difficult son — haltingly, fearfully, fully aware that orphan parents have no experience in such matters.
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I took to Manhattan not only for what White called "the gift of loneliness and the gift of privacy" but also for their opposites, the gifts of public life, of crowds, the paradox of anonymous company, and the serendipity of street conversations with strangers.
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Unlike some of the other matches who floundered in the real world (justice for Mark Cuevas), these two grew closer as each day passed despite being total opposites; Speed is a perky, happy-go-lucky extrovert, and Hamilton is more the strong, silent introvert type.
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Rafael dos Anjos versus Eddie Alvarez was intriguing because it was the division's most smothering and methodical pressure fighter against a fighter who did his best work hitting hard and circling the cage, polar opposites in style but each an expert in that craft.
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According to quantum principles, the space near a black hole would be teeming with "virtual" particles that would flash into existence in matched particle-and-antiparticle pairs — like electrons and their evil twin opposites, positrons — out of energy borrowed from the hole's intense gravitational field.
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Accused and tried for the brutal sexual assault and murder of her flatmate Meredith Kercher, Amanda Knox has been known to the public until now primarily as one half in a series of opposites: Meredith was a studious brunette; Amanda was a cute blonde.
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In his book "Mayonnaise and the Origin of Life: Thoughts of Minds and Molecules" (1985), he said the marriage of oil and vinegar wrought by egg yolk was a model for compounds that favor opposites, like fat at one end and water at the other.
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"Since TLC's production team somehow missed this, it is INCREDIBLY disrespectful to first, characterize someone based solely on their size and second, portray concepts of "hot" and "heavy" as polar opposites - implying that hot and heavy may not ...characterize one person simultaneously," one person tweeted.
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Feminist critics like Rosemary Radford Ruether and Valerie Saiving pointed out that the classical Christian idea that sin was rooted in pride and arrogance — and that therefore their opposites, humility and subservience, were virtues — was very much based on the lived experience of men.
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"I think that it was such an overwhelmingly positive, memorable experience for me because it was my first leading role and it was the first film I worked on away from home," Moore said in an interview with EW."On meeting Moore for the first time, West said, "It was kind of perfect the way we came into the project because she was coming from this pop background at that time — she had her song 'Candy,' and a role in the Princess Diaries — and for me I was into punk rock, and so it was like completely opposites attract, or opposites are forced together to work.
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But here's another surprise to add to the mix: Despite their efforts to paint one another as polar opposites when it comes to foreign policy, the two front-runners -- Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump -- hold positions on key issues that may be closer than many people imagine.
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RELATED: Justice Clarence Thomas breaks 10-year streak, asks question in court The bulk of Ginsburg's comments were dedicated to a remembrance of Scalia, who died suddenly in February and who was her best friend on the bench despite the fact that they were ideological opposites.
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"I started using fluorescent media in 2011/12 in the latter part of my Fine Art Degree as I was looking into contrasting opposites with nature and fluorescent colour screams 'man-made' to me, as does the metallic leaf I also started experimenting with," writes McNaught.
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"I think it's a story about two people who were seen as opposites but had more in common than most people know of and a friendship developing out of that meeting," Danish director Janus Metz Pedersen told reporters at a news conference in Sweden on Tuesday.
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For me, though, Ms. Genzken's effortless fusion of opposites is most exciting in her "loudspeakers," narrow monoliths perforated with off-center holes, and her "screens," double door-frame shapes connected with metal hinges — because, in them, she makes concrete look like Styrofoam that looks like concrete.
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"Beauty" and "beast" are not here a binary system of opposites but a correlation: the two words are interchangeable not only in terms of their meaning but relation to the world at a given moment — the beautiful is sometimes terrible, and the terrible is sometimes beautiful.
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It started with Credico's work on a third-party New York gubernatorial campaign in 2002, included their mutual interest in reforming the state's drug laws and later featured the two men appearing on each other's radio shows as guests even though they are polar political opposites.
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In his novel Hermaphrodito, whose title evokes a gendered state once considered the irreconcilable combination of opposites, Savinio's use of multilingual texts undermines any attempt by a single-language translation to preserve the spirit of the work — uncannily foreshadowing current debates about cultural identity, appropriation, and assimilation.
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In under seven minutes, SNL dug into the commonalities between people who view each other as total opposites, the racially motivated anxieties of Trump's base, and many Americans' hesitance to cross increasingly polarized political lines in search of anything they might like on the other side.
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Other programming — new and old — mentioned at the event included the return of Veronica Mars, Looking for Alaska, Wu-Tang: An American Saga, Solar Opposites, The Act, Shrill, Crossing Swords, High Fidelity, Dollface, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Castle Rock, The Great, Reprisal, and, of course, The Handmaid's Tale.
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GR: It was sort of an Oscar and Felix situation between these roommate/sisters who are polar opposites, and you can see remnants of the older sister's very tidy side [of the room], where she had Monet's ballerinas and her stuffed animals, and she was a little more prissy.
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The Opposites Attract study, led by researchers at the Kirby Institute at the University of New South Wales in Australia, ran from 2012 to 2016, and was the first of its kind to study data from both high-income and middle-income countries, such as Australia, Brazil, and Thailand.
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The happy creatures demonstrate counting, a few apropos opposites like "over" and "under," a dash of wondrous nighttime magic in the form of a shower of stars, and then — as always, parents will bless his name — the joy of settling down serenely to sleep after a full day.
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South and West reminds me of Elif Batuman's new novel, The Idiot, in which the narrator is charged with seeing the world through strictly aesthetic terms, an idea the character finds hard to grasp: It had never occurred to me to think of aesthetics and ethics as opposites.
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Having swung in such opposites, Iran, with a highly educated middle class, now needs to recognize that these extremes of its ruling government haven't worked, and it's time for the vast majority to take leadership in hand, and end the cycle of provocation that has lasted over 40 years.
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Image 2 of 2 BOGOTA, Colombia – Colombia&aposs presidential election is heading into a divisive runoff between two ideological opposites as the conservative first-place finisher in Sunday&aposs voting took a hard line against the country&aposs peace deal while his rival pledged to champion the poor and excluded.
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Analogues and Opposites, on display at Henrique Faria Fine Art and organized by Venezuelan curator Tahía Rivero, is the artist's first solo exhibition in New York and highlights Leufert's career as a visual artist, presenting work produced between 1956 and 673, next to a few selected examples of his graphic design.
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The Fab Five referring to Wesley as "our most inspirational hero ever" leans heavily towards inspiration porn, and the language around Wesley's organization Disabled But Not Really can be read as interpreting disability and competence as opposites, but the Five's material efforts are undeniable positives for Wesley and his daughter.
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Letter From the Editor It is an irresistible reduction to contrast the eras of our former and current president as absolute opposites: one, an age of progress for all of us who've felt or feel shut out from the vast tent that is our country; the other, an age of regress.
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And though he has mastered the commercial art of juxtaposing opposites — tradition and novelty, niche and pop, East and West, Anglo and Continental, personal and institutional — it is his commitment to stewardship that has formed the basis of his decade-and-a-half-long ascent to the top of men's fashion.
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Lana Condor (best known for playing Lara Jean in Netflix's breakout hit To All The Boys I've Loved Before) and Benedict Wong (who starred as Wong in Avengers: Infinity War) are the most recognizable names in the cast, and both actors are playing characters who are the polar opposites of their famed roles.
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Maxwell T. Wilson, Cresskill High School, Cresskill, N.J.: "A Streetcar Named Desire" by Tennessee Williams and "China Is a Dangerous Rival, and America Should Treat It Like One" Two partners, polar opposites in attitude and personality, find themselves in a relationship built not on love but on carnal needs, violence, dominance, and submission.
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Cece (Hannah Simone) and Schmidt (Max Greenfield), Jess and Nick's best friends, had their own opposites-attract story develop from a secret hookup situation into one where they both realized they had — the horror — actual feelings, and had to learn how to adjust their determinedly single lifestyles to make room for each other.
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The tropes set up here continue throughout the course of the performance: black and white, male and female depicted as opposites that infer and insist on the other — the definition of a dialectic relation, in which the master is only a master because of, and in tandem with, the existence of the slave.
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The two strategies were so different that they could have been designed in a lab to be polar opposites: Beyoncé went with the bare minimum of promotion and threw in some surprise material on top of what she was already advertising, and Swift went with a months-long viral campaign full of Easter eggs.
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Participants also became less skeptical about the motivations of those with different political views: The percentage who thought people who disagree strongly with their policy views have "good reasons" for their positions rose from 37% to 54%, while the percentage who thought their political opposites were "not thinking clearly" dropped from 5500% to 33%.
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But this could mean a range of things, some of which are direct opposites of each other: Both Hillary Clinton's campaign and the Democratic Party platform have embraced the idea of raising the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour — a reflection of the raw political power that advocates have wielded in this area.
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Its most notable leap forward is the introduction of extra instrumentation on top of their usual setup, particularly horns and strings, which contribute to the record's sheer largesse (observe the heft of the horn-heavy intro to the Sky Ferreira-featuring "Pain Killer" above, for example) and grow the band's propensity for forcing opposites together.
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And of course… FROG AND TOAD STORYBOOK TREASURY Written and illustrated by Arnold Lobel HarperCollins, $11.99 The books in Lobel's series from the 1970s are something like modern classics, with their warm depiction of the devoted bond between worrywart Toad and magnanimous Frog, who might look somewhat similar but are polar opposites in temperament.
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Stylistically, the leaders of the world's two largest economies are opposites: Xi is scripted and cautious, cultivating a down-to-earth image; Trump, a developer and reality TV star before his upset election win a year ago, is known for his off-the-cuff style, freewheeling tweets, and rhetorical hyperbole, both negative and positive.
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Yeah, like, literally I was most excited to meet him because, like, the thing is, people would look at us and think that we're polar opposites, but I'm a big believer that, if you can talk to someone and meet in the middle, you can learn about each other and help each other both grow," Brown told "Access Hollywood.
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The book is a Chicago coming-of-age story; a love story of a pair of opposites; and a political saga by a woman who was skeptical, if not outright disdainful, of politics, who tried to apply the brakes where she could, and who ultimately transcended her worries to become one of the most popular first ladies in history.
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While the two works, at first glance, seem to be stylistic opposites — one is a figurative proto-Baroque painting based on a biblical tale; the other is an abstract wall sculpture composed of reflective aluminum prisms and stripes of vinyl tape — both make masterful use of chiaroscuro, drawing spiritual metaphors through sharp contrasts of light and dark.
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Not just at Chanel, where Mr. Lagerfeld flounced chiffon and crinolines and lacy white blouses, but also at Giambattista Valli, where ultra-minis had a cancan kick and an interesting partner in cotton shirting and shrunken knit vests (an opposites-attract approach that is new for Mr. Valli), and dresses floated flower-strewn to the floor.
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And the balancing of opposites, the rhythm of assertion and counter-assertion, the sudden questioning turns, all of it seems irresistibly like Florio's Montaigne, notably in the springy, self-surprised beat: How often do we pester our spirits with anger or sadness by such shadows and entangle ourselves into fantastical passions which alter both our mind and body?
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But it's a point that was underscored in a subtler way at Jil Sander, where Luke and Lucie Meier gracefully balanced pristine monochromatic tailoring and a curvaceous classicism in a silent pantomime of communion between opposites: graceful white and black dresses (pin-tucked, puffed out) and soft power jackets; swaddling dawn-sky knits and yards of swaying silken fringe.
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However, thinking back to the rom-coms in my memory bank, I figured this could potentially play out as one of those opposites attract scenarios where I become the manic pixie dream girl who introduces him to the world of art and punk rock while he teaches me about the value of saving money and caring about my future.
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Together, they were as classic an "opposites attract" couple as it gets, and once New Girl realized that, it became one of the most purely delightful comedies on TV. In fact, once the show started leaning into the Nick and Jess of it all, it found ways to bring more rom-com beats into everyone else's storylines too.
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Lounging on a blanket in Central Park, they're two visual opposites: Sweet, ditzy Cecile wears a preppy uniform of green and pink, complete with a plaid knee-length skirt and a sweater wrapped around her shoulders; Kathryn's in all-black vintage (skirt suit, round sunglasses, giant floppy hat), as if to spite the bright, beautiful New York summer unfolding around them.
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While Mamet, 28, will be the first to tell you just how much she differs from Shoshanna (like polar opposites), for this year's CFDA Awards, the actress hit the red carpet sporting a sparkling, '70s-inspired red scarf wrapped around her head created by her date Gigi Burris, which had us immediately drawing comparisons to Shosh's love for hair accessories.
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PEOPLE Now recently caught up with Jenna Elfman, and the actress opened up about the possibilities of an official reboot of the hit ABC comedy, which ran from 1997 to 2002 and starred Elfman and Thomas Gibson as Dharma and Greg Montgomery, an unlikely couple who fall in love and get married on their first date despite being polar opposites.
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In many ways, Mills and Snowden seem like a case study in opposites attract: While he comes across as a privacy-seeking introvert in Citizenfour, the 2014 Oscar-winning documentary about his decision to leak thousands of classified documents, Mills is much more open, posting scantily-clad photos of herself online, and even a pole-dancing video of herself on YouTube.
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A much more palatable version of the union-of-opposites story occurs when Perkins goes to visit Hemingway in Key West, played by a genial and perfectly cast Dominic West, who helps his tweed-suited editor haul a gigantic tarpon onto the dock and display it for the camera, underlining that it's Perkins who is the fish out of water.
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Kristen Bell and William Jackson Harper are good enough actors to sell it, but the idea that the romance between Eleanor and Chidi was enough to save the universe — and enough to make everybody realize that what matters most in life is love — never hit me the way it was supposed to, because the characters felt so obviously constructed as opposites-attract puppets.
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In a bizarre meeting of polar opposites, Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf," which inspired the Nazis' horrific program of genocide through its racist rantings, and Anne Frank's "The Diary of a Young Girl," which moved the world like nothing else to compassion for Holocaust victims, both find the opportunity at the same time to spread their respective messages once again to a new and larger body of readership.
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The most ambitious accounts of history in the 19th century were Hegel's and Marx's, which described the structure in terms of "dialectics," or opposites that were reconciled at a higher level in the next phase: conflicting cultures or classes or spirits of the age that were merged and transcended at the dawn of the next period, which in turn generated a new conflict or tension.
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