These phantoms speak throughout Mailhot's book — they speak through her.
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The first, a 1998 thriller titled Phantoms, was produced by Miramax.
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Like phantoms they are either invisible and forgotten, or conspicuous and threatening.
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They had just lost to a team called the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
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The WMD story was an abject lie, and reporters were chasing phantoms.
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They are "spirit women," phantoms of people who died violently and arbitrarily.
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Like so many phantoms of the war, she was not what we imagined.
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So he commissioned the two most expensive Phantoms that Rolls-Royce has ever built.
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Phantoms and chaotic disorder appeared to surround and plague the sad, beer-bellied baby.
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So for her fill of phantoms, she turns to the flourishing online-literature scene.
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The Ghost is a chronological exploration of such developments in phantoms, centered on British culture.
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Cousins leads the Phantoms in scoring with 12 goals and 38 points in 38 games.
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But between the two of them, Hap and Leonard can see all of those phantoms.
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An Uber for phantoms, a Bumble for ghouls, or a Pokémon Go for the recently deceased.
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She called the process "cross-color," in which landscapes seemed ablaze and figures like pale phantoms.
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Phantoms, she showed, do not come unbidden into our lives; we invite them, over and over.
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G Anthony Stolarz was recalled by Philadelphia from its American Hockey League affiliate, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms.
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Phantoms of their stories play out in your head — visualizing their failure to survive is strikingly eerie.
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The TechLoom Phantoms cost $165 (women's sizes here, men's sizes here) and come in mostly neutral colorways.
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Chung was the prototype of all the galloping ghosts and flying phantoms that clutter the autumn editions.
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It took less than ten minutes for the Phantoms to fly the hundred miles from Da Nang.
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After undergoing hip surgery, Stolarz joined the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, the Flyers' top farm club, in 2014.
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Melillo's project offers a firm denunciation: these cement phantoms didn't transform into something else after their demise.
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The Men's HOVR Phantoms are almost always sold out, but you can grab a pair right now.
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As the players go on these hunts, the ship sends phantoms of Eris' old fireteam to haunt her.
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But unfortunately people like Franks are too busy fighting phantoms in their minds to address any legitimate problems.
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The birds appear to drag the drones—in this case, DJI phantoms—off much like they were lunch.
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"By the end, everything was covered in silver and we all looked like phantoms and maniacs," he says.
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On Saturday, with Scott playing defense, the IceCaps sustained an equally uninspired 4-0 loss to the Phantoms.
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So, Aki dreams that she knows how the phantoms arrived on Earth, and that's just taken as fact?
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The piece, titled "Enodrome," bathes the viewer in a Technicolor mist of trippy colors and undulating erotic phantoms.
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THE APPARITIONISTS: A Tale of Phantoms, Fraud, Photography, and the Man Who Captured Lincoln's Ghost, by Peter Manseau.
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At other times, there are shots of the Louvre's empty galleries, save for two phantoms roaming throughout them.
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On Friday, Los Angeles-based electronic duo Phantoms released their latest single "Lay With Me" featuring vocals by Hudgens.
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But they have a small stable of drones — six, all DJI, mostly Phantoms — to which they affixed Canon cameras.
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Then, to see which household items are frequent phantoms, you could try a free smartphone app called Dr. Power.
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In the meantime, DJI has used geofencing in the region to discourage the use of Phantoms on the battlefield.
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If you're really crazy, you can link up to eight Gold Phantoms together for a true wall of sound.
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Its phantoms are already working on construction sites, and it recently released a $15,000 drone built for spraying crops.
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Gray battles one of the movie's larger phantoms, as the ghostly beings break into New York's barrier-guarded city.
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The phantoms have been conjured to stage philosophical questions, it turns out: What is our duty to each other?
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This is shaping up to be a classic Washington dynamic: Democrats being pressured to compromise in advance, with phantoms.
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By not reflecting visible light, the Phantoms are essentially indistinguishable from a standard pair of glasses to the naked eye.
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"Stay away from him!" the Phantoms assistant Riley Cote, a former N.H.L. enforcer himself, shouted at the Lehigh Valley players.
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So far, Devialet has sold about 60,000 Phantoms—Karl Lagerfeld supposedly owns 20—and the speaker is carried by Apple.
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She writes eloquently about the ghost nature of fantasy families, the phantoms who inhabit the lives we dream for ourselves.
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Nonfiction THE APPARITIONISTS A Tale of Phantoms, Fraud, Photography, and the Man Who Captured Lincoln's Ghost By Peter Manseau Illustrated.
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For more than 90 years, the rich, famous, and beautiful have been ferried to their special occasions inside Rolls-Royce Phantoms.
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Mr. Lloyd Webber chucklingly sends up his usual gothic plushiness, with thundering organ chords that banish, instead of summon, grotesque phantoms.
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It gives his government free rein to pursue phantoms — and makes it all the more likely real people will be hurt.
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The belly of the Phantom 4 is now a rubbery gray, breaking the all-white aesthetic used on Phantoms thus far.
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Weirdly, the guys in Phantoms knew Hudgens when they were all young, and hadn't hung out since they were all around 16.
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One of the central concepts is the possibility that it may be the place, not the human soul, that manifests as phantoms.
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"This is the movie I was filming when it happened," she tweeted on Monday, along with a still from 1998's Phantoms.
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The house, which has three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, accommodates 10 guests but reportedly also plays host to phantoms.
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He's destructive: downing Xanax, blowing racks on Phantoms, and taking other dudes' girlfriends to bed with him in a never-ending bender.
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"Yes he looks exactly like my father but he really isn't," Arthur said, as described in Ramachandran's book Phantoms in the Brain.
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The Apparitionists: A Tale of Phantoms, Fraud, Photography, and the Man Who Captured Lincoln's Ghost is out now from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
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The Sweptail is named after the tapered "swept tail" rear ends that helped make the company's Phantoms famous in the early 20th century.
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One such location allowed me to view the security footage of a friend wandering around a back stock room while wearing the Phantoms.
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He dug through scratch recordings from the making of Four Phantoms and found samples of Guerra's voice to incorporate into the new song.
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With such a hefty price tag, be assured that the stay also includes transportation in one of The Peninsula's multiple Rolls-Royce Phantoms.
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And then he snaps out of it, before the phantoms of people he's murdered usher him into the next life with hate sex.
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Afterward, McGowan writes, she was taken to a photo-op with Ben Affleck, her co-star in "Phantoms," a movie she was promoting.
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Because they are so short and until recently have never been seen to repeat, these phantoms have been hard for astronomers to study.
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"John invested everything he had into that organization," said McDonald, 34, now captain of the Lehigh Valley Phantoms in the American Hockey League.
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If you turn subtitles on, you can hear the typhon phantoms (the humanoids) in the distance, muttering to themselves as they pace around rooms.
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Despite his efforts, Scully tells him, and herself, that we are responsible for the things we make (whether they be children or murderous phantoms).
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F Colin McDonald, called up Sunday from the AHL's Lehigh Valley Phantoms, was inserted into the lineup Wednesday and played on the fourth line.
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Full of frights, phantoms and fun, the 31 Nights of Halloween lineup includes favorites like The Parent Trap, Monsters University, Maleficent and The Goonies.
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Dubrovnik is like Fort Meyers to Europeans, but that won't stop me from pretending I trekked to a land of phantoms and haunted carriages.
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I suffered from crippling insomnia, and every night for years, I'd watch sleeplessly as a veritable menagerie of ancestral phantoms tromped through my room.
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Prey on easy is, again, the same game, just with the Phantoms a little less vicious, and Yu's resistance to damage tweaked distinctly upwards.
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"HIAS will help," I silently intoned, as we hitchhiked like phantoms along Austrian roads and went through awful asylum interviews at the American embassy.
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Poladrone doesn't make its own drones; it relies on off-the-shelf DJI Phantoms, running flight-control app Litchi to automate the flight paths.
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He started this season with the Flyers' top farm club, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms of the American Hockey League, then was called up in November.
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Still, conservative politicians recognize that much of their power is about fighting phantoms and convincing the public that something evil is happening outside their control.
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Many security cameras these days record some combination of IR light and light on the visible spectrum, meaning the Phantoms don't exactly make you invisible.
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Unfortunately, according to Profound Lore Records, who'd released the band's latest recording (the monumental Four Phantoms, which we had the honor of streaming), it was.
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NOTES: After serving as a backup for 10 games, Flyers G Anthony Stolarz was loaned to the Lehigh Valley Phantoms of the AHL on Thursday.
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The story goes that strange, alien "phantoms" arrived on Earth, on a meteor, decades before the beginning of the movie, which is set in 245.
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These phantoms are typically invisible to the human eye, visible only by using a flare-gun-like device or when they consume "bio-etheric" energy.
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Rolls will be unveiling a feature that will allow owners to display art in their dashboard, and on the floor will be three different Phantoms.
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Phantoms or apparitions of the dead would dance on the walls, and imaginary creatures from myths and legends might appear to charge toward the audience.
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Colin McDonald, called up Sunday from the AHL's Lehigh Valley Phantoms, was inserted into the lineup in his place and played on the fourth line.
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The HOVR Sonics ($110) are best for distance runners who prioritize lightweight breathability, and the HOVR Phantoms ($140) are most impressive in cushioning and stability.
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This week, Vicky Shick curates an evening that includes the visual and movement artist Laura Bartczak with a super-4100 film about landscapes and bodyscapes; the choreographer Emily Climer, who describes her work, "Phantoms Ghost Phantoms," as a dreamscape; and "Take 3," by the dancer Diane Madden and the filmmaker Matthew Burdis, which was shown first in this space, and then at a medieval tower in Italy.
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What kind of superpower are we if our President is seen to be chasing phantoms or inviting fears that POTUS cannot control what our spies do?
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" For their part, the Phantoms are a specific response to a specific surveillance concern â€" so don't count on them to facilitate your next bank robbery.
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Early images ranged from depictions of phantoms and janky, ghost-like blobs to abstract representations of spirits on X-rays, cyanotypes, and other light-sensitive materials.
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Bell Witch returned to Portland, Oregon to finish the song with Billy Anderson, who had also produced Four Phantoms and would engineer and mix Mirror Reaper.
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Gun battles erupt frequently, the characters race all over on a variety of missions, and both Dolores and Maeve are chasing phantoms they might not find.
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Late in the contest, he made a pad save on the Phantoms' leading goal scorer, Greg Carey, and smothered a game-ending flurry near his crease.
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Pilots can also avoid updating their Phantoms with firmware that enables geofences, and at least one company is selling mod chips that disable no fly zones altogether.
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All down the long N.V.A. lines the enemy were swarming and firing, and the shells blew them up, and Phantoms flew low dropping napalm on the people.
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The Americans I saw in April 1975, like the ones I first saw in August 1964, were in the air, flying above us in F-4 Phantoms.
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In far too many cases an office that once bestrode entire cities now belongs to invisible company men, embarrassed phantoms materializing via videotape for the annual appeal.
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They then took centre stage in an animated television series in the 22001s made by the company behind Scooby Doo, where musical instruments replaced villainous wax phantoms.
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Kyle Kaplan and Vinnie Pergola of Phantoms grew up with the So You Think You Can Dance judge in California and reconnected recently after a random run-in.
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A full range of streaming services are supported (including Spotify Connect, AirPlay, and Bluetooth), and multiple Phantoms can be paired together to create a stereo or multiroom system.
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Viewed from the battlements, the sands stretch to the horizon, and it is not hard to imagine phantoms of the frontier's ancient inhabitants drifting across them at twilight.
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This is precisely why sexual assault can cause some people to become phantoms of themselves — until they find the language that might piece the border back together again.
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Then there are all the sexist internet trolls who've been hating on the new vision of a female-tastic foursome fighting phantoms since immediately after the film was announced.
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With the N.H.L. season lost that year to a work stoppage, Slaney anchored a Philadelphia Phantoms team featuring the future N.H.L. stars Patrick Sharp, Jeff Carter and Mike Richards.
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Most notably, last year's devastating and gut-wrenching Four Phantoms release which became one of, if not the most celebrated and acclaimed funeral/death doom metal album of 2015.
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No, they're not my Investigation Team of a game ago, but this bunch, who I've named The Spookies—the game will default to The Phantoms—are growing on me.
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The overall design is a little more aggressive, something in between the ultra-friendly Phantoms that came before and the downright menacing design of DJI's high-end Inspire 1.
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As Kimmy Gibbler might say, you can't go home again, because if you do, you might become trapped, haunted by hollow laughter from unseen phantoms ringing in your ears.
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Full of frights, phantoms and fun, the 31 Nights of Halloween lineup includes favorites like The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Addams Family and The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror-thon/.
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"Hockey life can be funny," Halak said after a 3-2 win over the Lehigh Valley Phantoms at Webster Bank Arena last Saturday in which he made 113 saves.
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Often you realize you've been chasing phantoms for years — worrying the same baseless worry, vowing to build the same good habit — and it galvanizes you to make a necessary change.
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Afterwards, I headed to Bamboo to see the impossibly heavy, Seattle-based funeral doom duo Bell Witch, who made one of my favorite metal albums of last year, Four Phantoms.
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Yet, moving like phantoms through the gloom, covered in oil for hours on end, these men were too close to danger to think of anything but the job at hand.
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Desmond and Guerra had just returned home from a small European tour culminating at the Netherlands' lauded Roadburn Festival, and their then-new second album Four Phantoms had just been released.
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While you can drop two grand on a single speaker, each Phantom is designed to connect with other Phantoms to create a network speaker system that you control with an app.
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Gordon, who coached r parts of three seasons with the Islanders, has spent the past three-plus seasons as coach of the American Hockey League's Lehigh Valley Phantoms, Philadelphia's top affiliate.
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Stolarz took his equipment off the Lehigh Valley Phantoms team bus, hopped in a car and was driven to Philadelphia, where he arrived at the Wells Fargo Center at 6:55 p.m.
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Including a carnival scene with musicians, clowns, and dancing bears, as well as nightmarish phantoms in the fourth act, the ballet is an ideal forum for Chagall's wildly imaginative figures and sets.
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To help "correct" the historical record, Winston takes pride in inventing fake statistics, fake events, fake people, and even revises newspapers to include phantoms like Comrade Ogilvy, a made-up war hero.
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His relationship to reality appeared tenuous, as if he were a method actor who had gotten stuck in his own shtick, reacting to phantoms he created to help him play the part.
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And on that last point: Do pop into the options and shift the difficulty down, if the Typhon aliens, all those Phantoms and Weavers and their deadly pals, are becoming too much.
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In one instance, a Raptor was able to pop up from underneath two Iranian F-4 Phantoms and tell them to go home, which they promptly did, presumably to change their shorts.
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If you grab the Hollusion Projection gear with your choice of monster, then you can make ghosts and phantoms appear out of thin air and put on a terrifying show on your lawn.
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What's undisputed is that Phantoms are taking flight in Iraq and Syria, sometimes piloted by ISIS militants (making matters even more complicated, drones are used in the area by NGOs for humanitarian purposes).
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You get the GLOO gun very early on, and learn to use it to freeze enemies—like the skittery asshole mimics and the initially terrifying phantoms—before bludgeoning or shooting them to death.
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But Ms. McGowan believes that after she finished up work on "Phantoms," a 1998 film produced by Miramax, her career suffered because collaborations with Weinstein productions were for many years off the table.
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For most of Ghost Light takes place behind-the-scenes of the theater, in dressing rooms and stairwells, as phantoms of the theater cycle through their loops, each marooned from some closed production.
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Even if it did ban flights there, DJI says that the ban could theoretically be circumvented, since Phantoms aren't shipped with military-grade encryption that would prevent a user from tampering with the restrictions.
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Channel Zero certainly gets creepy, but only by the third episode, when questions of how characters outside of Painter relate to Candle Cove is mercifully established, and the grisly puppets become real-world phantoms.
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These dancer-phantoms gradually shed their costumes, or skin, in favor of the real thing: Wearing only briefs, they inch across the stage slowly and methodically, melting from one contorted pose to the other.
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In "Attorney Street," his seriously haunting new performance piece at the Axis Theater Company, the phantoms summoned by this one-of-a-kind monologuist are both vivid and elusive, as such manifestations must be.
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The king's sister Princess Christina, 73, who traced the royal home's foundations to the mid-1600s during Queen Hedvig Eleonora's reign for a book on the building's history, backed claims that it's haunted by phantoms.
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In this project, Mr. Kurkdjian may have found the perfect medium for representing the ephemeral: phantoms, memories, scents, a play's emotional residue, things that slowly dissipate as we refocus our eyes on the real world.
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In its second year, the event attracted heavy hitters like Chita Rivera and Kelli O'Hara, as well as 6,000 people a day who selfied their way through a cosplay sea of Cats, Hedwigs and Phantoms.
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Entitled "Phantoms in the Snow," researchers gathered data on Canadians' use of the US health care system by surveying US border facilities and America's top-rated hospitals about how often they see Canadians seeking health care.
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A single wicker peacock chair, raised slightly off the floor on a platform strewn with clothing, is centered on a diamond-patterned rug and flanked by a number of floating housedresses — shellacked phantoms with invisible bodies.
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Kit, the heroine Duncan's Down a Dark Hall (1974), is isolated in a spooky, Gothic boarding school by phantoms real and imagined, compelled beyond control to act as amanuensis for dead authors such as Emily Brontë.
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Ever since we were young, we'd been told that the White Phantoms were "out there," had heard that from time to time, without warning, three or six or eight of them would appear inside the city.
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It begins with a total devotion to persuasive technique, passes through the creation of a pure myth, and ends with the speaker leading his country on a chase for fake phantoms that ends over real graves.
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He had been sent to Washington in 1970 for a three-year stint to help make sure that his country had the most up-to-date military weapons, such as F-4 Phantoms, that Israel needed.
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Hart, a second-round draft choice in 2016, began this season playing for the Flyers' top farm team, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, and the plan was to keep him there, with Gordon as his head coach.
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When Mumler finally was taken to trial for fraud (some of his "phantoms" were recognized as living Bostonians), one of his greatest critics, and a man who testified against him, was the entertainer P. T. Barnum.
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O'Malley's film tells the tale of two orphaned twins who live inside their creepy family home, which may — or may not — be haunted by some creepy aquatic phantoms that live beneath a mysterious door in the floor.
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I can use Riley Yu's typhon abilities to turn into tiny objects and sneak through holes in walls as, say, a coffee cup or pair of headphones, or resurrect phantoms from dead bodies to do my bidding.
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I was even initially skeptical (and spoiled, because the demo I played gave me the shotgun super early, and I loved blasting phantoms with explosive containers and a well-placed shotgun shell), and I still hate mimics.
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Androids of Adèle's generation could survive two days outside the city, away from the Hubs, and rumors were the Phantoms used every precious one of those seconds to do the most unimaginable things to those they captured.
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The phantoms might have wiped out so many of Earth's cities—people now live behind special barriers, which magically keep the ghosts out, because science-fiction—but really, we had this coming, with or without their intervention.
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Devised by Eric Berlin, the founder of Puzzle Your Kids, a service providing weekly crosswords to children, this adventure will send participants around the Flatiron district to capture phantoms like the Ghostly Gourmet and the Bookstore Being.
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The artwork was intended to be visible to the hospital's patients, to give hope to the hopeless and — with its depictions of phantoms as threatening as any the patients were imagining themselves — to make them feel less alone.
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Greenstone is a place where phantoms lurk out on the big lake, where old men fly kites into the fangs of lightning and where there's always an outside chance Bob Dylan might stroll onto the Main Street stage.
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Instead, officials found themselves chasing phantoms: a Nicaraguan who had seen Oswald being paid for the assassination — on a day when Oswald was not in Mexico — and an intercepted call between two Cubans in Mexico City and Miami.
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Coke isn't the only brand using drones to create its message—last year Uber used signs hung from DJI Phantoms to heckle people stuck in Mexico City traffic jams, and Pepsi created a Drone Football video in Spain.
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A few days later on Halloween, the browser-based Tom Clancy's EndWar Online and the highly rated Might & Magic: Duel of Championswill go dark, and Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Phantoms will see its last matches on December 1.
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Amitrano later remembered seeing something on Facebook about the sightings, and as he read more about it he contacted Lon Strickler, a self-described Fortean researcher who's been compiling all of the Chicago sightings on his website Phantoms and Monsters.
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At the end of the Vietnam War, the 3rd TWF, equipped with F-4E Phantoms, relocated to Clark Air Base in the Philippines where it received also F-5E Tigers as aggressor aircraft and started hosting exercise Cope Thunder in 1976.
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Mostly monochromatic, with precisely rendered human figures, phantoms, and flames, the draftsmanship that characterizes this and so many ancient Japanese illustrated scrolls reveals some of the roots of the expressive, inventive drawing styles found in many modern manga (comic books).
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Sentimental journeys are a specialty of Third Rail Projects, whose other site-specific works include "Then She Fell," a re-creation for grown-ups of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," and "Ghost Light," a séance with phantoms of a Lincoln Center theater.
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After seeing their newer styles everywhere, I tried out a pair of one of their classic styles called the TechLoom Phantoms because they seem to be the most basic and prolific at the time (they've since released a lot of new styles).
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I embraced these phantoms, wrote "I love you" on scraps of paper in my mind, and tossed them into the space of the planetarium, hoping they would find her, but also knowing they probably wouldn't because she was, I still understood, gone.
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Players can also call on other players for help, summoning them as blue, gold, and white figures to help them beat bigger enemies or get through tougher sections of the game, but these black phantoms only come for one reason — to kill you.
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In "Catch and Kill," McGowan told Farrow that in 1997, after McGowan attained early success in Weinstein-produced films like "Scream," and was working on another, "Phantoms," with Affleck, her business manager set up a meeting with Weinstein at a hotel restaurant.
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A couple dozen compact Phantoms blast symphonies at visitors from low, carved wooden perches, which can be easily moved out at any time, as could the bespoke red velvet listening sofa, which was made to match the seat covers inside the opera house's auditorium.
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It's the very epitome of a solid six out of ten: you'll play it, enjoy the silliness inherent in its phantoms and freaky dolls, and likewise the contrastingly brutal backstory to the protagonist's current state of mind and body, and then never play it a second time.
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McGowan first named Weinstein in a series of tweets in October 2017, seemingly breaking her non-disclosure agreement, and went on to detail the alleged incident in her new book Brave — as well as the fact that she told her Phantoms costar, Affleck, what happened immediately after.
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Though he left the band last year (handing the drum keys to Jesse Shreibman), Adrian co-founded the band alongside bassist/vocalist Dylan Desmond in 2010, and has played on every single one of Bell Witch's recordings to date, including the highly praised elegiac Four Phantoms.
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And because this album makes a lot of reference to England lyrically, but also to London in particular—you have Half Moon Street, "Flower Phantoms" is set in Kew Gardens—we wanted to walk the street of Old London, imagining Victorian-era Pagan revival, Egyptian revival themes.
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People only appear as haunting phantoms through the long exposures, like the ghost of someone working beneath the hood of a Buick Electra outside Zizka Cleaners, or a man stationed in the lobby of a Park Avenue building while a Mercedes two-door car rests outside.
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They were scared, in their own way, and I understand that—we were all warned about the White Phantoms floating around outside the city, surrounding the city, perhaps, nobody knew for sure—but the choice was to work together, to protect each other, or to be picked off one by one. Alone.
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"There's a lot of people in Korea who aren't as educated about the game; they don't really know what we're up against," said Testwuide, who signed an entry-level contract with the Philadelphia Flyers and played for the Adirondack Phantoms and Abbotsford Heat of the American Hockey League before moving to Korea.
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Then I killed a few phantoms and entered the crew annex, which has living facilities for folks who live and work on the moon—it's complete with a gym (and lunar basketball team!), crew cafeterias and bunks, and, like the Crew Quarters in the base game, it's a treasure trove of stories and character details.
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This is the confounding geography of cyberwarfare: In ways that still defy human intuition, phantoms inside M.E.Doc's server room in a gritty corner of Kiev spread chaos into the gilded conference rooms of the capital's federal agencies, into ports dotting the globe, into the stately headquarters of Maersk on the Copenhagen harbor, and across the global economy.
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During warm-ups, looking a head taller than many on the ice, he playfully bumped teammates into the boards, repeatedly shot pucks at a goalie who was stoically stretching, fist-bumped a young fan and pretended it hurt, and shouted at Phantoms forward Chris Conner, a former teammate at Michigan Tech whom Scott had not seen in years.
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"There are only a few small pockets of White Phantoms out there," I told my sister, the day before I left for college, the two of us having a coffee by the Capitol, her brow furrowed with worry about the growing Anti-Android Movement, a gingko tree, its fan-shaped leaves, hanging overtop the café's patio, overtop our heads.
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To sweeten the deal for an $85 million penthouse in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood that's been on the market for at least two years, the building's president threw in perks including a $1 million yacht, a one-year vacation rental in the Hamptons, two Rolls-Royce Phantoms, and even two tickets for a trip to outer space.
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Gosh—listen to the prophet: There'll be the breaking of the ancient western code Your private life will suddenly explode There'll be phantoms, there'll be fires on the road And the white man dancin' You'll see a woman hanging upside down Her features covered by her fallen gown And all the lousy little poets coming round Trying to sound like Charlie Manson Yeah, the white man dancin' Trump's ascendance didn't shock Cohen into death.
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