When my editor brought this point up, I wasn't surprised.
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AMD was at one point up more than 200% this year.
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This new design caused the nose of the plane to point up.
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Any break would point up to the October peak of 4.03,24.0 points.
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Do I have to point up at the raincoat and rain hat again?
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Any break of resistance would point up to the October peak of 3,740 points.
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Tesla shares moved higher in Tuesday trading, at one point up over 3% to $261.
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The stock market rose for the third session on Friday to 27,830 point, up 0.73%.
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The stock market rose for the third session on Friday to 27,702 point, up 0.26%.
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To demonstrate the point, up to 40 per cent of return journeys are done empty-handed.
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Rockets let us shine as a species, they let us point up and away and go there.
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If you want the height that Dolby Atmos offers, those handles can point up at the ceiling.
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And I will personally continue to advocate for equality for all people until my toes point up.
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The Liberal Democrats were one point up at 17% and the Brexit Party was unchanged at 11%.
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It does point up the fragility of the liberal democracies, and calls on them to address it.
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But previous projects that foundered, particularly in the 1990s, point up the potential risk of these investments.
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The Canucks are a point up the Flames, and they have played two fewer games than Calgary.
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Even under the best circumstances, he said, investment purchases were aimed at "moving the price point up".
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Mr. van der Aa, at least, can undoubtedly be counted on to continue to point up the possibilities.
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Additionally, Republicans report increasing their meat intake by 6 percent, one percentage point up by the higher average.
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Overall, a potential merger seems to point up for both companies, and also more likely to happen than ever.
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Goodell said he envisioned a fourth game being played in London at some point, up from three per season now.
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This issue is almost his most popular, with Trump's handling of the economy at 49% approval -- just 1 point up.
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Momentum is the last couple of weeks national polls that have had us 1 point up or 85033 point down.
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But Summers said those numbers point up how crowded the market is and how much competition there is for job openings.
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Mr. McDaniel's faded political fortunes point up one of the more unforeseen effects of Mr. Trump's leadership of the Republican Party.
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This is why Clinton or Trump could theoretically still drop out at any point up to and including Election Day itself.
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Kermani's brilliance lies in his ability to use his wide-ranging erudition to point up such oppositions within cultures and between them.
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Lithium miners Orocobre and Pilbara Minerals were the top gainers on the benchmark index, at one point up 25.3% and 6.5%, respectively.
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I am told by a professor of emergency medicine that he was 270-99% savable at any point up to his death.
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If the charges against Pursehouse are proven, they may point up a chilling reality: A restraining order can only do so much.
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At the World Cup, he ended up turning to the 43-year old Miroslav Klose to provide a focal point up front.
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And they could do so at any point up to and including Election Day, even after absentee and early voting has started.
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Any clean break - another daily close above that level on Sunday - would point up to at least the September peaks around 7,2782 points.
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One point up for discussion: whether the president pushed the country left, or whether he was just in step with how people felt.
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Children waiting in the queue with their parents point up at the sky, where Air Force One is descending to the nearby airfield.
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More controversially, Lord Kerr also claimed that Britain's invocation of Article 50 could be revoked at any point up to March 29th 2019.
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The flash can also only work its magic on ceilings — turn the camera sideways and it will still point up after it measures.
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Flanking the bust are two telescopes, whose lenses point up to frame two objects placed high in the upper echelon of the courtyard.
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But Mr. McHenry said, "Whether you agree with him or not, he gets to point up at the scoreboard and say he won."
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The nuts, fat and round, are barely chopped, and baked with ricotta, mozzarella and just enough honey to point up their natural sweetness.
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And along the way according to witnesses who spoke with Fox News and other, traveled at some point up to 40 miles an hour.
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"I had fairly low expectations," she said, "because I understood what I would be able to get with my price point," up to $350,000.
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The other tank is meant to take the climber from this point up to and then back down from the summit, at over 29,000 feet.
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That leaves Third Point up 5.33 percent for the year, while Citadel is up 2.6 percent and Jana Partners trimmed its losses to 1.1 percent.
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Recent polls have placed Williams anywhere from seven points down to one point up — but always show that a significant number of voters are still undecided.
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I felt like crying when I wasted a match point (up 6-5 in the second set) but I pulled myself together and focused once again.
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"It's weird to put a campaign talking point up on the White House website, which conflicts with the official figures from the federal government," he added.
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Pros: This would involve setting a fixed date, at any point up to December 31, 2020, but allowing the U.K. to leave whenever it is ready.
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The win propelled the Jets into sole possession of first place in the Central Division, one point up on Nashville and two points ahead of St. Louis.
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Only one category in 2018-19 did better than the year before: "variety of beverages on menu" scored 80 this year, one point up from last year.
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While tech companies say they are excited to cash in on the opportunity, industry watchers point up the order's silence about funding and sparse specifics (The Hill).
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The rover's impressive SuperCam tool can identify the mineral, chemical, and atomic composition of a target the size of a pencil point up to 20 feet away.
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A recent Loras College poll found the race to be in a statistical tie, with Grassley, leading by only 28503 point, up 22019 percent to 45 percent.
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The documents point up the fact that the Trump campaign was aware early in 2016 of offers of "thousands" of potentially damaging emails about Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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If you've ever spent any time shopping for headphones, you know there are options for pretty much every price point, up to and even well beyond $1,000.
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They were royals and royal-wannabes, Petty chief among them in his jean jacket with a collar that couldn't decide if it wanted to point up or down.
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The rupiah currency ended the day up 0.3 percent from the previous close, and the Jakarta stock index - at one point up 2.4 percent - closed 0.4 percent higher.
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His ANO movement would win 32.5 percent, 1 percentage point up from February, while support for Bohuslav Sobotka's Social Democrats rose by 2 percentage points to 22 percent.
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"These numbers point up a fairly pervasive decline in black turnout along with modest though uneven gains for whites," said William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institute.
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Elsewhere in these map-expanding states, Clinton was one point up in a poll of Missouri released last week, where Obama lost by almost 10 points in 2012.
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I head to the meeting point up the road and, on time, are: Joel and Maria, all the way from sunny California, vacationing in Europe for the first time.
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Almost immediately, Sanders rushed to dispute the AP's announcement, saying that he hadn't lost yet because the superdelegates could change their minds at any point up to the convention.
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Those explanations point up a basic evidential hitch: electoral behaviour is driven by many factors, from the political (a historic black candidate) to the personal (getting stuck at work).
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Such ersatz effects point up the loss, for better or worse, of the accident of chemical processing, by which color becomes a function of time, the past, and nostalgia.
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The dates on drug labels are simply the point up to which the Food and Drug Administration and pharmaceutical companies guarantee their effectiveness, typically at two or three years.
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Under the current timetable for a deal, which can be changed by the Panel, Fox and Comcast are free to lift their bids at any point up until the Sept.
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But inconsistency between a company's environmental positions and its political giving may point up a need for better oversight, according to Jon Lukomnik, head of the Investor Responsibility Research Center Institute.
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A clean break of the resistance - two straight daily closes - would point up to around 1.2,250 points, according to the height of the former downtrend channel dating back to mid-October.
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This would allow players to set a suspend point (up to four can bet set at one time per game), and then rewind their gameplay to try to improve their performance.
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After pulling out the cup and dumping its contents into the toilet, I place the cup, point up, on the paper towel and wrap it up as if folding a dumpling.
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"Momentum is that within the last couple of weeks, there have been national polls which have had us one point up or one point down," Sanders said in his victory speech Tuesday.
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Federal funds futures implied traders saw about a 21 percent probability the U.S. central bank would lower overnight interbank borrowing costs by a quarter point, up from 21.14 percent late on Wednesday.
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Something is wrong — on exam, my big toes point up, my reflexes jump, my muscles catch, my index finger shivers in a sign of a spinal lesion — but they can't say what.
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Filppula made it 2-0 as he deflected Nick Leddy's shot from the left point up high over Koskinen's glove for his 12th with six and half minutes left in the period.
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" Likewise, he marvels at cupboards in the family room created to "point up triangles of light," while a running cable of lights provides ample opportunity to "read a book anywhere in the house.
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Google's software may prompt you to submit a manual report if it identifies a message as spam, at which point "up to 10" of the suspected spammer's messages will be sent to Google.
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Her actions point up a problem that this ghost of Christmas future might portend: As parents, we've long ceded far too much authority to our schools, and we are starting to see the results.
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Rather like the watchful snobbery of Mr. Collins in "Pride and Prejudice," her relentless policing of the literary ranking system tends only to point up the insecurity of the class order it seeks to defend.
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She's recently gotten to flipping Trump's "strong" language to "wrong," and highlighting her history as a senator and secretary of state to point up her more sophisticated approach to the challenges we face as a nation.
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The EGX30 rose above technical resistance on its February 2015 peak of 10,066 points; any break, confirmed by two straight closes above that level, would point up to the April 2008 record high of 12,039 points.
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Postmates' unique selling point up to now has been that the company provides delivery and "on-demand" infrastructure to businesses that do not already offer these services and would find it a challenge to build them.
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Gas pipeline company APA Group aided the main board after surging to a record, at one point up 24 percent, on a $9.81 billion takeover offer from a consortium led by Hong Kong's CK Infrastructure Holdings.
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Portraits of the victims of the Las Vegas shooting The raid As the first shots rang out Sunday, first responders realized that the gunfire was raining down on the crowd from a vantage point up high.
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Amanda: And this brings a really important point up where so Kickstarter is for specific you make a record, you make a project, you hire people, you bring other people in, you get to share the wealth.
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But when you pour the liquid out onto a cotton pad, the surfactants arrange themselves so the heads point down and the tails point up, ready to suck up all the sebum and oil from your face.
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It was a black robe that did not expose the arms or feet, it touched the ground and it came to a point up top and it had the screen and it was leaned against a wall.
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"We saw heart rates at one point up to 179 beats and these were people who were sitting down, not sprinting or running a marathon," said Dr David Lewis, chairman of Mindlab International, told CNBC over the phone.
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But what the introduction of size 15 does, other than perhaps solve the fit issue for Good American customers, is point up the fact that the numbers are increasingly like a piece of performance art: something infinitely malleable.
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Goals serve to organize the bureaucracy; they point up gaps in achievement that may need to be filled with detailed policies; they send a powerful signal to inventors that useful technologies or business concepts will find a market.
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Tuesday's rise brought the index above major technical resistance on its February 2015 peak of 10,066 points; any break, confirmed by two straight closes above that level, would point up to the April 2008 record high of 12,039 points.
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The five-year TIPS breakeven rate last traded at 1.12 percentage point, up 0.20 basis point from late on Monday, while the 10-year breakeven rate was 1.32 points, up 0.40 basis point from Monday's close, according to Tradeweb data.
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The five-year TIPS breakeven rate last traded at 1.06 percentage point, up 0.35 basis point from late on Wednesday, while the 10-year breakeven rate was 1.30 points, up 0.30 basis point from Wednesday's close, according to Tradeweb data.
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It got to a point, up until the mid-290s, where if you had those type of wheels on your car, you could be at a red light and someone could come up to you and literally kill you behind the wheel.
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In subsequent installments, he adopts a series of disguises (a peg-legged sea captain, a comely female secretary) that point up the character's uproarious lack of talent while revealing Harris' consistently ingenious artistry, here kin to Alec Guinness in his Ealing comedy prime.
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At 8:32 EST (1332 GMT), federal funds futures implied traders saw about a 15 percent probability the U.S. central bank would lower overnight interbank borrowing costs by a quarter point, up from 7 percent late on Wednesday, according to CME Group's FedWatch program.
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This deal, which was approved by just 2550 votes on March 21993, had plenty of trade-offs, too, most notably the players agreeing to add a 255th regular-season game in return for an additional percentage point, up to 245 percent, of the league's revenue.
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"In ideal conditions where the air is still, the smell of the animal actually drops down from the tree and Taylor can smell them, she'll sit right below them and point up to them and show us where they are," said trainer Ryan Tate.
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To Rob's point, up until Half-Life people felt like games were broken into levels, it's DOOM and I jump into a level and I get the red key, and I get the yellow key, and then I push a button, and then we go to the next level.
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The potential consequences of these boycotts point up the complications, though: In a South dominated by the politics of rural and suburban conservatives, a canceled rock concert or technology project is likely to punish the places that oppose the legislation, and have little effect on the areas that support it.
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His charisma and stagy inventiveness fit perfectly with the era's ascendant mass media, the subversive symbolism embedded in his protests permitting him, as he sees it, to have "won by losing," goading the powerful into overreach and leveraging the ironic latitudes of poverty to point up the hypocrisies of convention.
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Its elements — the patient corralling of groups that have been unable to work together, the small-footprint use of advisers and assistance, the sensitivity to civilian casualties, the support of friends and allies in the region — all point up how America's antiterrorism strategy differs from Russia's, and is more likely to succeed.
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But the awards shows and the Super Bowl do point up another deep divide in American life: N.F.L. leaders would prefer to stay as far away from politics as they can, while Hollywood stars seem to be interested in engaging as they walk the red carpet or deliver acceptance speeches on live television.
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But those overtures point up a disquieting fear about his bid to defeat Trump: He may well perpetuate the fallacies of elite comity that marked his early career—and that continue to animate Democratic strategies to win back voters who are not as yet scandalized by the racist and misogynist rabble-rousing that is Trumpism.
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If, at any moment, the younger dancer says, "Oh, that's not the way we do it now," and shows her something different, the master dancer may perhaps say, "Oh, how nice," or not, but it is her job to point up the disagreement, so that people watching this tape in the future will know what the original was.
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The team captain ripped a power play tally with 5:52 left in the third period to give his club a 4-2 lead and then his empty netter with 20123 seconds left in the game sealed it for Dallas (38-17-6), now atop the Central Division standings and a point up on the Chicago Blackhawks (38-19-5).
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Hands hold him up, his skinny legs point up into the air, and he is laughing, and the crowd laughs too, because crowd surfing is really such a cliché, but the look of excitement and joy on Mars' face is so honest that in that moment crowd surfing seemed like the purest gesture of affection a band can give their fans.
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In "Seven Birthdays," the girl character sees her mother every few weeks (because the mother is working so hard to save the world from global warming), and Liu deftly captures the girl's conflict when she finally finds herself talking to her distant parent: I point up at the kite, hoping she'll see how I picked out a fairy whose face looks like hers.
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It's to the credit of the show's organizers — Christophe Cherix, chief curator of the drawings and prints department at MoMA; David Platzker, a former curator in that department; Cornelia H. Butler, chief curator at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles; and Tessa Ferreyros, a curatorial assistant at MoMA — that they've been careful to make such links, and by doing so point up the fierce, steady logic of this artist's career.
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The impossible vantage point (up there in the treetop, where the little ape can barely find support) links it to paintings in the mode of Nicole Eisenman's "Subway 2" (2016), which locates the viewer hovering over the tracks in front of an oncoming G train, and "The Races at Longchamp" (1866) by Edouard Manet, where we seem to be standing in the middle of the muddy track, about to be trampled by speeding steeds.
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