Drew Barrymore has had an odd career because she's equally talented at portraying rom-com heroines and at portraying huge weirdos.
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She's not the only actor to win an Oscar for portraying an icon, but she was the first to win an Oscar for portraying an Oscar winner.
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As I wrote in my initial review of the show, Insecure walks the incredibly thin line between portraying people doing selfish things and portraying them as irredeemably selfish people.
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The show did an excellent job at portraying some of the complexity of the political system, while also portraying the importance of a peaceful transition of power from one party to its opposition.
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If Mr. Clinton had a theme, it was portraying Mrs.
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We made poor parenting choices by portraying ourselves this way.
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That from the account portraying her beloved service dog, Gary.
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The video features Cecily Strong, who has been portraying Mrs.
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Buttigieg responded by portraying Biden as a creature of Washington.
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Some are simply more effective than others in portraying fear.
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Movies have this strange habit of never portraying technology correctly.
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And you'll never have to explain who TF you're portraying.
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Still, Fernandez is portraying herself as the victim of persecution.
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Portraying the abjectly unattached Leona Samish in the insightful Encores!
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Another is now living with the actor portraying the father.
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She said portraying Candy makes room for her authentic self.
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So why are we still portraying women that don't exist?
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Finally, two movies portraying powerful women hit theaters this weekend.
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Interesting note: Most of them were portraying other performing artists.
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Leah Vukmir are both portraying themselves as strong Trump allies.
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For now, Republicans are portraying the delay as a positive.
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Living History programs feature actors portraying figures from the past.
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In performance I like those howling, distant vocals portraying desperation.
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Co-directed by viral YouTube prankster Jesse Wellens, it skewers everything from police violence to the mainstream media, portraying them all as clowns, and portraying white culture more generally as clownish from a black perspective.
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TV has historically done a better job at portraying diverse stories.
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He transcended the medium, authentically portraying Blackness on the big screen.
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The host did a skit last week with someone portraying God.
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I will eternally be grateful for this blessing of portraying Zelena.
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BARTIROMO: Well, you are portraying a very clear and serious message.
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Margot Robbie also stars in the film, portraying actress Sharon Tate.
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I admire the writers for portraying this in a realistic way.
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But that was not what you were portraying today at all.
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Outlander does an excellent job of portraying male intimacy and feeling.
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But portraying widespread labour shortages as an economic problem is misguided.
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I didn't feel like we'd done an injustice in portraying her.
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The Alchemist recently created a Facebook video series portraying its staff.
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Als chose five of Yiadom-Boakye's recent paintings portraying fictional characters.
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These shows are portraying two different sides of the same thing.
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From the article: They also had trouble portraying Martin's nuanced characters.
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Ronan dips into the uncanny valley by portraying a lifelike mannequin.
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But he warned against portraying the battle as a global catastrophe.
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China, in turn, has responded by portraying Trump as giant animals.
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That's really taking a risk portraying someone who is still alive.
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"He's still portraying himself as a victim," said a sports commentator.
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Clinton's low favorability ratings by portraying her as an appealing leader.
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Did we need another actor portraying the Clown Prince of Crime?
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Overall, this image does a better job at portraying the subject.
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Viktor Orbán prospers politically by portraying the financier George Soros and
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So they're portraying reform efforts as a would-be putsch instead.
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Nicole Maines is portraying the first trans superhero on CW's "Supergirl."
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The White House is so far portraying a sense of calm.
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Everyone here has seen Facebook rumors portraying refugees as a threat.
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Guerrero is also adept at portraying the duality of her existence.
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N.L." alumnus Fred Armisen would be portraying a married couple. "S.
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Buttigieg cautioned Democrats about nominating Sanders, portraying him as an ideologue.
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Amirani humanizes Mosaddegh, portraying his utterly depressing final years in exile.
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"People are really interested in portraying their own style," says Voglino.
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Everyone here has seen Facebook rumors portraying refugees as a threat.
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In his role, Scheer is responsible for portraying a gay man.
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Clinton — talking down to her, interrupting her, portraying her as untrustworthy.
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Portraying nuanced, complicated adult characters who are also virgins should be easy.
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He also isn't a fan of women portraying men on his staff.
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Still, I found myself wondering about Vice's accuracy in portraying its figures.
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That leap of portraying grief and loss was not hard for me.
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Jennifer Lawrence will even be portraying Holmes in an upcoming feature film.
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Rochefort last appeared onscreen in 2015's Floride, portraying an Alzheimer's sufferer.
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"The attorneys are portraying him as a victim," he told WXIA-TV.
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Taron Egerton wasn't intimidated by portraying Elton John in the upcoming Rocketman.
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Portraying it as such is lazy shorthand for "wild and free" thinking.
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I also love being surprised by how actors end up portraying things.
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But so is a multi-millionaire portraying himself as a populist hero!
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"I'm not portraying as an M.D.," he told ABC News in February.
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Hollywood studios also fall far behind other media in portraying transgender characters.
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" Tambor says portraying Maura's ongoing journey has "made me a better Jeffrey.
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Sitcoms have played a pivotal role in portraying Black culture on television.
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If anything, portraying Julius Caesar as Donald Trump is unfair to Caesar.
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There's a lack of originality when it comes to Hollywood portraying Southerners.
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And they are portraying Mr. Trump's and Mr. Arpaio's stances as indistinguishable.
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Actor Matthew McConaughey said he enjoyed portraying the villainous Man in Black.
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And on top of all that, he was portraying a baby elephant.
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And once they started portraying themselves as Swedish, they could not stop.
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The museum holds 34 dioramas portraying brutal acts the PKI allegedly committed.
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As Portraying a Nation demonstrates, that it that can't happen here, does.
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It is also showing candidly an actor portraying an enjoyable pantomime baddie.
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It has often been criticized for portraying women as "ho" or "bitches".
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In portraying people, Mr. Shearer sought to go beneath their surface identities.
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But portraying mass shootings as a mental health problem misrepresents the evidence.
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They do a better job than we can of portraying the conditions.
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Protesters hold signs, including one portraying Starr, outside the US Capitol, Dec.
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He was capable of portraying the human part of them as well.
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There is nothing new about white Americans portraying anti-racists as violent.
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In seven states, laws prohibit educators from portraying same-sex relationships positively.
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Other channels aired footage portraying the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization.
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All three are fantastic at portraying their characters' not-so overt duplicity.
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There was an interest in portraying, and treating, no one as unassimilable.
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The book could have gone further in portraying the man's flaws, however.
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In perhaps one of the more heartbreaking developments, black child actors were enlisted in blackface acts, including an elementary school-aged Sammy Davis Jr. He was a black child portraying a white man portraying a stereotypical black person.
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Joe Manchin slammed 'West Virginia Wilder' for portraying what he called 'vicious stereotypes.'
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Once I started portraying madness I was no longer of use to them.
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I wasn't just an actress portraying a character—I was also a consultant.
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He's like, it's the character you're portraying, now it's time to move on.
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I would love to continue portraying a plethora of sexualities in people onscreen.
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Students say the soccer player was portraying a character played by Terry Crews
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Menzies is portraying a middle aged version of Philip, who is now 97.
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Poots (portraying one of his flirty flings) don't get enough screen time to
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Charlize Theron is known for portraying complex and strong women in her movies.
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The actress portraying Meghan – complete with the Duchess of Sussex's growing baby bump!
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They also accuse the administration of unfairly and inaccurately portraying immigrants as criminals.
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Post-Show Thoughts: — Chad James Buchanan is doing a fantastic job portraying Hunter.
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That's a reality I don't think we've done well portraying in the media.
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But there could have been another star tasked with portraying the tragic meltdown.
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There, they'll be "stalked and tormented" by actors portraying the movie's Tethered doppelgangers.
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But the young girl portraying the confident character experienced things a bit differently.
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Offerman is best known for portraying "Parks and Recreation's" fan favorite Ron Swanson.
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Now her story is getting dramatized in Christine with Rebecca Hall portraying her.
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Sci-fi always enjoys portraying dystopias, and mostly they do not come true.
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It starts with rhetoric portraying our nation's public servants as faceless, overpaid bureaucrats.
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Clinton, and Mr. Trump portraying himself as the victim of a vast conspiracy.
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Blanchett spoke to the New York Times about portraying an icon like Hepburn.
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RT often seems obsessed with the United States, portraying life there as hellish.
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Odland's contribution was to create a sonic collage portraying each place he visited.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), however, accused the Trump administration of improperly portraying immigrants.
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Jackson Jr. portraying his father and former NWA rap group member Ice Cube
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Clinton is portraying Trump as someone who doesn't care about minorities and women.
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At least three ask Riddle to autograph glossies portraying him in the Octagon.
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Most painters commit pigment to canvas, portraying static scenes from a specific viewpoint.
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Now, she has an Emmy and a Golden Globe for portraying a comedian.
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She drinks yogurt smoothies to sound phlegmy if she's portraying someone with congestion.
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The prospect of portraying Mercury delighted Mr. Malek but also kicked up qualms.
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Those in power still have plenty of ways of portraying others as subhuman.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and portraying themselves as defenders of innocent life.
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But you can't label me as that if I am not portraying that.
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Republicans recently seized on the Green New Deal, portraying the resolution as absurd.
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Watch: "Vice," with Christian Bale portraying Dick Cheney as a real-life supervillain.
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I think society is deliberately portraying races either as a target or privileged.
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"Jim was operating as a principal or Jim was portraying that," Pritchard said.
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Some viewers may recognize him from Lin-Manuel Miranda's "Hamilton," portraying Aaron Burr.
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In it, she is dressed in a "costume" portraying a person of color.
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But while "whiteface" is viewed as portraying privilege, blackface is rooted in racism.
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She also took pride in portraying a strong, loving yet feisty Latina character.
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Actors have long been earning award nominations for portraying celebrities and historical figures.
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In portraying these conversations, Kugler offers very detailed illustrations of his expressive interviewees.
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"I am not that person that people are portraying me as," Callaway said.
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So you have cisgender artists portraying trans women in film, or vice versa.
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Good on Brown for letting go in the name of portraying an authentic character.
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ARROYO: First of all, portraying Ruth Bader Ginsburg is an actress named Felicity Jones.
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"Those myths can be dangerous, since they are not portraying trans people as people."
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Meghan Markle will officially no longer be portraying fan favorite Rachel Zane on Suits.
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Then there's the hunt by Leonardo DiCaprio for his first Oscar, for portraying Glass.
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POLITICIANS in democracies are skilled at portraying themselves as all things to all people.
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Medina's main acting credit is portraying the Samurai Deker in the Power Rangers franchise.
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Some viewers have praised the film for portraying a black woman as a superhero.
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Russia is portraying the United States's intervention as an attempt to dominate its backyard.
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Speeding it up was key to portraying the fast pace life of the city.
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In Hindu-majority India, that often means portraying candidates or parties as pro-Muslim.
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It wasn't about portraying the characters exactly as they are, but about representing them.
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They are portraying real people, and not just any real people: royally real people.
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He's portraying somebody who's very mean and nasty and I'm not mean and nasty.
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To Robert Pattison, portraying Edward Cullen was the hill his career nearly died upon.
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The White House has been unhappy with stories portraying Trump's first weeks as chaotic.
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Trump has fiercely disputed such assessments, portraying them as attempts at delegitimizing his presidency.
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It's portraying me and my relationship with Amy in not a very good light.
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Like Trump, Moore is portraying himself as a victim of a biased liberal media.
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Taylor-Johnson learned guitar, the banjo, and the harmonica before portraying the iconic musician.
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It follows with a series of clips portraying the current political climate as broken.
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Fanning said portraying a mute character almost throughout the movie was a particular challenge.
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Some union officials are portraying this deal as a good solution to the crisis.
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Portraying a progressively needy slacker, he delivers the play's ribald asides with laserlike timing.
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The game avoided portraying that conflict—between the old and new forms of culture.
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In April, Zoe Saldana faced criticism for portraying Nine Simone in the biopic Nina.
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Ms. Hale does an excellent job portraying a popular overachiever understandably resisting the inevitable.
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It's just not fair how they're portraying me as a coldblooded murderer or killer.
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"I have always been interested in portraying unusual beauty in my work," says Armstrong.
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Additionally, a picture caption misidentified the character Christopher Jackson was portraying in the image.
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How might you depict these feelings without portraying them as either normal or heroic?
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And this machine is now dedicated to a strategy of portraying Democrats as extremists.
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To suggest otherwise is equivalent to portraying criticism of President Trump as anti-American.
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Lifelike holograms portraying people from the past come to life and recount their trials.
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We spoke to him about portraying two of the most beloved characters on television.
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The idea now that Naomi and Nicole have been portraying my character is surreal.
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Just decide what the tax rate should be and stop portraying billionaires as criminals.
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They have co-opted the language of the left, portraying themselves as fighting intolerance.
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How accurately are they portraying Hispanics and their voting intentions going into Election Day?
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Subway announced a publicity campaign in February 2015 portraying Fogle as a family man.
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The BJP campaign also targeted Gandhi, portraying him as entitled and out of touch.
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Executives should avoid portraying fasting as a critical aspect of workplace health and wellness.
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Artificial Intelligence has inspired countless novels and movies portraying its possible effects on society.
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Bill Robling, an actor portraying Philadelphia's Benjamin Franklin, led the couple in their vows.
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Many shows stumble while portraying issues of consent, power, and the abuse of both.
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Portraying Hymie, Gautier quickly became a fan-favorite, despite his few appearances on the show.
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She chose to feed it to an actor portraying Donald Trump's key counselor, Kellyanne Conway.
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Craig continued portraying the character in Quantum of Solace (2008), Skyfall (2012) and Spectre (2015).
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The halting, inhuman movements of stop motion are well-suited to portraying the narrator's estrangement.
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In addition to portraying Jay and Silent Bob, both men have worked on other projects.
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Would Jude Law be the youngest person to win an Emmy for portraying a Pope?
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It's considered a controversial classic that pushed the boundaries of portraying perverse sexuality on film.
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On 693th Street is an exhibition of eight large new paintings, mostly portraying heterosexual couples.
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He is also known for portraying network executive Jack Donaghy in NBC's "30 Rock" sitcom.
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Images portraying herpes, hell, drones, 9/11, and Monica Lewinsky were transposed onto the logo.
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I spent too long making everyone else happy by portraying myself as someone I wasn't.
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"I just couldn't wrap my head around actors or somebody portraying that song," he says.
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Turns out even the girl portraying April Nardini didn't like April Nardini very much, either.
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Still, the actor isn't against portraying roles that fall into the comedy or action genre.
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Adora gazes at her daughter portraying a rape victim with pride, not with empathetic horror.
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In fact, the meme actually started in November 2017 with portraying Brown as anti-Islam.
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Economic Daily, a party-owned newspaper, praised the film for portraying this concept so adroitly.
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Clinton has attacked Trump's business record, portraying him as exploiting working people and bankruptcy laws.
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The angled white cases feel disrespectful, portraying the work more as artifacts than fine art.
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Trump has fiercely disputed those conclusions, portraying them as an attempt to delegitimize his victory.
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The Last Family is a domestic horror story portraying the violent dissolution of a family.
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Clinton might not gain a big advantage by portraying herself as his economic standard-bearer.
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They often are portraying positive elements like courage or grace in wearing those cultural images.
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Several Democratic groups are testing whether portraying Republican senators as McConnell's minions can be effective.
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They are portraying him as a robber baron whose company is rife with labor violations.
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Clinton, portraying minor missteps as major sins and inventing fake scandals out of thin air.
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In response, Democrats have opened a nationwide campaign, portraying the Republicans as obstructionist and unreasonable.
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It's really unpredictable, and he is not as stable as the media is portraying him.
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A lot of memes ended up portraying Mitt Romney as the Sith Lord of America.
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A first step is to stop portraying the problem of deforestation in simple, misleading terms.
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Portraying opponents of Moscow as fascists has been a feature of Russian propaganda for decades.
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Ms. Lee is also an actor in it, portraying a teenage Japanese schoolgirl named Azusa.
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"It's a different sensation portraying something that you know actually happened," Mr. Smit-McPhee said.
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"I'm portraying what I feel, which is different from just recording a concert," he said.
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Margaret Atwood has written this book, and we are portraying scenes based on historical precedent.
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Fruits and vegetables, kebabs and whole raw chickens do double service, portraying erotic body parts.
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" He singled out the film's cast for praise "for portraying the women that raised me.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the name of the dancer portraying Sor Juana.
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But before judging, ask yourself: What are the consequences of portraying Europeans as above anthropology?
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He is particularly adept at portraying Eve's self-justifications — why shouldn't she be sexually adventurous?
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Mr. da Silva has responded to his conviction by portraying the judiciary as politically motivated.
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Mr. Fallon has made a cottage industry of portraying Ms. DeVos as daffy and dimwitted.
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They have an obvious appeal, portraying the North Korea problem as someone else's to solve.
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It is no wonder he acts out in a manner portraying tremendous unfitness for office.
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Much of the media nowadays is portraying itself as heroes of the #Resist Trump movement.
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I work several times a year at UCLA Medical School portraying patients for student training.
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"I am very interested in portraying the sum of life's experience through food," she said.
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Mr. Slater, the actor portraying SpongeBob, wears a yellow shirt, suspenders and a red tie.
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Noxon's skill for portraying complex female characters and issues will likely translate to something great.
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He's out there portraying, "I talked to Kim Jong Un." Well, what's come of that?
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So, I had said after [portraying] Leni Riefenstahl, I'm never going to utilize myself again.
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It is a film of representation, of portraying Southern black folks with complexity and humanity.
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I also believe we'll start to use fragrance as a way of portraying our personalities more.
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Jessica Hynes is a British actress best known for portraying Magda in Bridget Jones' Diary 2.
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Fun Fact: The goat responsible for portraying Black Philip was reportedly incredibly difficult to work with.
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Fortunately, we don't have to worry about Butler portraying someone after Lara Jean's (Lana Condor) heart.
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The black feline in this flick does an excellent job of outwardly portraying that inward struggle.
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An urban Peter Pan, he specializes in portraying young men who can't or won't grow up.
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We needed to make sure we're portraying the country, the people, everybody in the right way.
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The Luther star is dying to take on the challenge of portraying the real-life musician.
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Fox News has closely tracked these protests, portraying liberals on campus as frequently violent and disruptive.
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The news media has succeeded in falsely portraying most Republicans as opposing a decent American infrastructure.
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Berlusconi often minimized Mussolini's evil, portraying Il Duce as a statesman who was good for Italy.
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I think that's what Ansari is portraying — the thrill of love fading into a quiet confusion.
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Check. Portraying the public reaction as military forces try to step in to quell the panic?
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Democrats have succeeded before by portraying a wealthy Republican candidate as the enemy of ordinary people.
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Like Mr. Rathburn, Ms. Farley does her best dramatic acting when portraying her character's younger self.
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This commitment, especially to portraying the shortcomings of the police, won fans among policing's fiercest critics.
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South Korea has its own longstanding narrative, portraying the northern regime as weak, isolated and unstable.
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Turkey's government has rebuked the US investigation, portraying it as a wild conspiracy against Turkish politicians.
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Among his targets was the LGBT community, portraying homosexuality as an example of Western moral decline.
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This is Ghana's 1 percent, portraying a lifestyle that few on the continent can relate to.
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Frankly, proponents on both sides often get this wrong by portraying the issue as clear-cut.
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"I was interested in portraying Ida's mind, her passion and yes, sometimes her insanity," she explained.
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Is that Charlie Day of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" portraying the nurse assigned to Sally?
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Because he's also serving some butch demigod realness — portraying Maui in the above video as well.
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Trump has defended the order, claiming the media is incorrectly portraying it as a Muslim ban.
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It's a huge honor to be one of the first people portraying him since his death.
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And in portraying friendship so effectively, it highlights how rare those relationships are in game narratives.
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"We regret if it is seen as portraying the President in a negative light," Hill said.
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Each is topped with a sculptural finial portraying one or several athletic figures in three dimensions.
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It just mattered about the work, and portraying wonderful and delightful characters that were very complex.
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Portraying Pregnancy: From Holbein to Social MediaThrough April 26 at the Foundling Museum in London; foundlingmuseum.org.uk.
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There are a lot of ethical problems when it comes to portraying honest descriptions of work.
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But I think a lot of people have done a good job portraying what depression is.
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The rom-coms marketed at the "mainstream" audience have often starred white actors portraying straight characters.
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Portraying him otherwise misses the duality and in-between experience he had as a biracial man.
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ET: Can you talk about the importance of portraying your own people through ceremony and tradition?
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He correctly intuited that he could go only so far in portraying a black child's experience.
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The voice actors rise to the occasion, often portraying multiple emotions in a single, ruminative monologue.
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He identified with the grunts, portraying himself as a slinger of cheap steaks and French fries.
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Mr. Trump has often turned to illness politics — portraying his opponents as weak, sick and neurotic.
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Now, remember Lana, those many years ago, portraying Jackie O aside A$AP Rocky's President Kennedy?
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Other posts included photographs of Ms. Grande, portraying her — falsely — in the aftermath of the blast.
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Ms. Jah is portraying a once-famous figure whose form was her fortune — and her ruin.
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Ultimately, Bach seems interested more in portraying the dynamics of righteous mobs than in stereotyping Jews.
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First, portraying his so-called "chain migration" as some kind of American "problem" is deeply misleading.
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Some highlights: He accuses Pelosi of portraying a "false display of solemnity" during the impeachment process.
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The reality behind some of Trump's proposals is very different than what the President is portraying.
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Lourd's late mom was, of course, famous for portraying Princess Leia in the Star Wars franchise.
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And then there's Wonderland, a place that no movie adaptation can even come close to portraying.
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She was "pulled in" by the challenge of portraying "a horror within the horror," she said.
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The uproar all stems from one key creative decision: namely, portraying Julius Caesar as Donald Trump.
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One was portraying Jesse Owens and — you guessed it — smeared shoe polish all over his face.
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Young participated in World War II re-enactments, portraying a Nazi storm trooper named Klaus Düsselkamp.
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W.N.B.A. teams are changing the way they approach marketing to their fans and portraying their athletes.
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One of these resulted in a surprisingly moving series of paintings portraying bodies disfigured by tumors.
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Portraying Women as a Completely United Force Incapable of Disagreement Women supporting women is good stuff.
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Rivette further confounds realistic conventions by portraying Madame X as a graceful and rather forgiving victim.
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Iran used much the same strategy, portraying the Syrian war as a genocidal campaign against Shia.
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We never see Kevin open his pizza box, but a scene portraying just that was filmed.
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That said, Crazy Rich Asians' commitment to portraying Asian and Asian-American lives isn't immune from criticism.
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Ian McKellen did a marvelous job at portraying J.R.R. Tolkien's wizard, so we can't complain too much.
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Here's who you see in the the movie and the real people they're portraying from Bundy's case.
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There's perhaps no better person to be put in charge of portraying the changing landscape of Hollywood.
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Portraying suicide isn't like depicting any other life experience; it must be done with care and caution.
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An image from artists Percier and Fontaine that was misidentified as portraying Notre Dame has been replaced.
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So, she wanted to thank me for portraying that because she's never thought of that side before.
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Trump won the Republican nomination by portraying himself as a different kind of candidate than past Republicans.
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Creator Gene Roddenberry was committed to portraying a future in which war, poverty, and discrimination are obsolete.
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Women are applauding the moment for portraying a realistic view of women in a comic-book movie.
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And, by portraying them as cartoon images, the perpetrators didn't draw any compassion away from the victims.
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Some media flinched piously from portraying her without a headscarf, a taboo which frayed after her death.
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Younger Latino men responded well to ads portraying the census as a way to defend their communities.
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The musical has three actresses portraying her at different points in her life and seven-decade career.
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He'll be portraying Thor's brother/nemesis in the film Thor: Ragnarok, slated to be released in 2017.
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Yet Bronstein remains committed to portraying those who might otherwise be forgotten in a seemingly endless conflict.
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The way they are portraying what went down, I believe, it as truthful as you can get.
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Only 11 of the 138 tweets can be construed as portraying the President's decision less than enthusiastically.
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No one's liberated by portraying left-wing women as oppressed automatons incapable of independently formulating political thought.
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By simultaneously portraying him as the cheekiest of the cheeky boys, Iannucci is making a powerful point.
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"We were portraying a medical procedure that is legal in the United States of America," Rhimes shared.
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I was accurately portraying a medical procedure that the Supreme Court says people are allowed to have.
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Tourmaline says Marsha was their instructor in finding new possibilities for portraying real-life experiences and people.
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But the man at the heart of the controversy is portraying himself as the real victim here.
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Portraying those who voted for Trump as haters only mobilizes them and strengthens their support for Trump.
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Meanwhile, Justin Cunningham, a talented performer, has the egregiously thankless task of portraying Benny, Bertha and Julynne.
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Portraying the Democrats as extremists hostile to American values might be central to GOP strategy in 2020.
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Were there specific people you pointed him to in order to nail that sensibility for portraying Peter?
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That could include portraying the right value sets to machines, which are continually observing humans, he explained.
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Just thinking about what these people went through was awful, and we were actors portraying a role.
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But statues of Confederate soldiers erase those conflicts by portraying the South as united behind the Confederacy.
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Realistically, no one's portraying themselves, everyone pretends they're on holiday the whole time, doing these nice things.
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Seven states also prohibit teachers from portraying same-sex relationships in a positive light, the Times reported.
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Clea DuVall is known for portraying a range of lesbian characters, but many don't know her name.
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The site has a vocal following online, with supporters portraying it as a force against global censorship.
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Trump is extremely nimble in shaping the policy agenda and portraying himself as battling the elite establishment.
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Clinton's speech, portraying her attacks as directed not only at him, but also at his many supporters.
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Philip Winchester is the most recent actor to join the show, portraying Assistant District Attorney Peter Stone.
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Should we be satirizing a culture that is way out of balance by portraying it that way?
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The range of human situations and individualized histories in Portraying a Nation are nearly impossible to summarize.
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But then again, resemblance isn't everything when it comes to portraying a real-life person on screen.
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The actress was intent on portraying "the business of fashion scene in the movie," she told Variety.
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For Mr. Delgado, however, the ads represent something more sinister than simply portraying him as a rapper.
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Portraying Mexico in a negative way has become a hobby in some quarters of the United States.
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Earlier Friday, Meng had recounted the phone call on Twitter, portraying a dire scene at the hospital.
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The film, written and directed by Rachel Israel, respects these characters by portraying their whole, unfiltered selves.
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For one, it stresses common ground with other parties, portraying itself as a "normal" conservative political force.
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What has shifted in your performance now that you're portraying a guy who's comfortable and upper-class?
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Does it stay on the right side of the line between portraying trauma and reveling in it?
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He reminded me of how much traction Trump got by portraying himself as an outsider to Washington.
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He's all narrative all the time — a narrative that's wholly negative, portraying America as divided and besieged.
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In March, another stock photo service, Adobe Stock, began offering a collection of photos portraying gender fluidity.
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Portraying revolutions in video game stories is extremely common, but very rarely with this amount of detail.
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I guess that technically means the actor did a terrific job portraying Stamper as a tortured soul.
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As a female actress portraying a female character on the autism spectrum, you're making history in Hollywood.
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The accounts commonly shared stories portraying the Iranian regime in a positive light while attacking Tehran's enemies.
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Let's just say that portraying the Russian Revolution in ballet terms would probably be better left unattempted.
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"Uncle Howard" begins with a scene portraying its director, Aaron Brookner, as a man on a mission.
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"We need to be reflective of how inclusive we're portraying the movement to be," Anderson said Sunday.
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The extravagant "Yeezus" tour, in 2013, employed a shape-shifting mountain and an actor portraying Jesus Christ.
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Instead, I embrace them as a reminder of all that Marshall did for portraying women on screen.
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Long before YouTube and e-mail, death bed portraits were a way of portraying life's final passage.
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"Should I say, 'I wonder if Meryl is up for portraying the next female P.M.'?" she mused.
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"The America he was portraying has not changed in a lot of fundamental ways," Mr. Danziger said.
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The posts included video clips portraying Muslims in a hostile way that were widely interpreted as Islamophobic.
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These studies froze any fast-moving creatures, portraying them with every detail observable to the human eye.
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Affleck does a fine job portraying a weary, more brittle Dark Knight than we're used to seeing.
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Gianforte's career led Quist to seek inroads with voters by portraying his opponent as a corporate stooge.
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Hyperallergic talks to the directors of the documentary Bludgeon about portraying a subculture without making fun of it.
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"I've never done that, and I feel lucky to be portraying the matriarch of this family," says Moore.
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The collages emerged from our dissatisfaction in portraying the protesters simply as the subjects of an action image.
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" In her tentacle porn illustrations, that means portraying the tentacle as a metaphor, rather than a "phallic substitute.
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They were especially shocked to see that the two actors are, once again, portraying the exact same relationship.
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It's clear that Baldwin isn't going through the trouble of portraying such a controversial character for the money.
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You have some experience portraying a troubled mother-daughter dynamic, but this also feels like a fresh take.
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The duo even broke out their bicycles and met up with a pal portraying the ill-fated Barb.
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But the main way that the press defanged Hitler was by portraying him as something of a joke.
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That's very young to even be thinking about these kinds of issues, let alone portraying them on screen.
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But according to Minkoff, these kinds of darker, more unsettling moments are necessary for accurately portraying modern conflict.
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She echoed Vice President Joe Biden in portraying the Democratic Party as the party of the middle class.
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For football season, he's portraying Rudy, the star football player in a sports movie of the same name.
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Then came Titian, portraying the Emperor Charles V on horseback, distilling the essence of imperial splendour in oils.
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Coke followed this with its famous "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing" ad portraying multiracial harmony.
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How does one measure success when it comes to portraying a villain in a magic, made-up universe?
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In The Little Rascals, Trump branched out, this time portraying a version of himself: rich-kid Waldo's father.
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Both films will focus on Fitzgerald's personal life, portraying parts of her life that have widely been untold.
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As with any TV show or movie portraying real events, Dr. Carr is simply based on Dr. Burgess.
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And she just shared an adorable Instagram to celebrate their fifth anniversary, portraying the two swaying — and smooching!
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That includes, Minter added, language portraying transgender, lesbian, gay, bisexual or queer people as choosing an immoral lifestyle.
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She is frequently attacked by religious conservatives as portraying her country in a bad light and seeking fame.
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Now you're actually portraying the president-elect in these porn parodies, not just a celebrity running for office.
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But the campaign also focused on portraying Obama not just as a candidate, but as a cultural icon.
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It's crude and violent, but done in the service of portraying the greed and brutality of its era.
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Khan criticized the media for portraying him as a "Bollywood villain" in the lead-up to the election.
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Wahlberg said that because the cast was portraying real people, they felt additional pressure to get it right.
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"Tonight is a victory for the grassroots," Cruz declared, portraying himself as the second coming of Ronald Reagan.
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The media has a fascination with portraying young people—and particularly working class drinkers—as deviant and problematic.
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That said, one scene portraying two cops shield bumping each other with glee provides an intensely awkward moment.
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And portraying marriage and relationships in an authentic way seems to be an important part of your show.
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So it was largely a serious affair in which Kennedy, only 43, seemed most interested in portraying gravitas.
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Made famous by a popularly meme'd photo portraying his signature lounging pose, Tombili passed away this past August.
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From physical transformations to working with dialect coaches, the actors mold themselves into the person they are portraying.
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The far-right rally was dubbed "End Domestic Terrorism" and aimed at portraying antifa as a terror threat.
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The house tour ended in the quarters of Miss Amelia Showfields herself — or rather, an actress portraying her.
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On any given day, Omari Hardwick might be portraying one of three people, and sometimes all at once.
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McDonough is at his best in portraying Sherman's military qualities, as in the brilliant campaign from Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Clinton, Priorities USA, has aired ads in battleground states portraying him as disrespectful and even offensive to women.
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Simon Helberg, portraying her pianist, really makes the movie with his understated reactions to her off-key howls.
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This reaction may result from how policies are worded, typically portraying men as powerful and women as vulnerable.
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HBO's John Oliver earlier this year published a satire book portraying Vice President Pence's family rabbit as gay.
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What makes Cajal's work so compelling as art and science is its gracefulness in portraying information through form.
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Sweet/Vicious slowly became one of the best shows on television dedicated to portraying and dissecting sexual assault.
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Actor Josh Gad joined in too, confirming that he was not offered the role of portraying Adele, either.
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Christina Forrer's tapestries, however, convey more idiosyncratic scenes, portraying weirdos, loners, and monsters with both pathos and humor.
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She is running as a supremely competent candidate and portraying Mr. Trump, in essence, as irresponsible and dangerous.
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It's not a stretch to wonder how much of that might also apply to the man portraying him.
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As the "voice" of Farinelli, the legendary castrato, Mr. Davies appears onstage alongside the actor portraying the character.
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Gianforte's career has led Quist to seek inroads with voters by portraying his opponent as a corporate stooge.
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But, of course, the defenses would undercut the original goal of portraying the party as having changed position.
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Fonda, a 20th Century Fox contract player known mainly for portraying juveniles, evidently hesitated to take the role.
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In memoriam: Peter Mayhew, an actor, was best known for portraying Chewbacca in the original "Star Wars" trilogy.
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Under Leigh Silverman's direction, the cast, portraying humans and avatars, includes Peter Kim, Michelle Krusiec and Francis Jue.
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" The rules define portraits as "photography concerned with portraying people with an emphasis on their identity as individuals.
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His photographs, which were made in 2007, are imposingly large, portraying vast landscapes cloaked in choking orange dust.
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He is Franz-Josef Selig, portraying the character Daland; not AJ Glueckert, who performs the part of Erik.
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American policy favors sanctions, but not isolating Russians and portraying that country in the most hostile light possible.
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And who was better at portraying an increasingly industrialized world that turned its inhabitants into scarcely human objects?
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"Candle in the Wind," portraying a thick white column in a wooden bowl, is an immediately recognizable image.
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Ms. Blanchett is portraying the hostess and birthday girl, Anna, a ravishing widow who is unhappily turning 40.
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Alexis Delgado Búrdalo's This Film is About Me presents a different formal approach to portraying a criminal's persona.
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Walsh's pitch has been different from Weld's, focusing on portraying himself as the true conservative alternative to Trump.
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His allies are portraying her as a neophyte with a thin résumé who can't deliver for the state.
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For season 3, Olivia Colman signed on to play Queen Elizabeth and Tobias Mezies is portraying Prince Philip.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this review misspelled the surname of the soprano portraying Sophie.
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The media gives these protests plenty of coverage, portraying Iran as a country in dire need of reform.
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For a few years, he made a living portraying his great-grandmother, an immigrant Jew in 245 Brooklyn.
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Rooney Mara was hit with backlash for portraying Tiger Lily, a Native American character, in 2016's Pan.
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Or rather, the actress Jessica Brown Findlay is portraying one in "Harlots," debuting Wednesday, March 29, on Hulu.
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And like during other moments of crisis, Trump is fixated on how the news media is portraying him.
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Rosenstein also was surprised when he learned that the White House was portraying the firing as Rosenstein's idea.
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Neither were his socks portraying police officers as pigs or his T-shirt with Fidel Castro on it.
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Such measures are typically justified by portraying the legal consequences of a default with a parade of horribles.
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Nothing makes members of Congress squirm like the specter of attack ads portraying them as coddlers of criminals.
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But Mr. Coffman's Democratic opponent, Mr. Crow, is still intent on portraying the incumbent as a Trump enabler.
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He has acknowledged membership in the group but has denied killing anyone, portraying himself as a political refugee.
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He's portraying the outright villain and has no romantic foil, because Buchanan's far too in love with himself.
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New York magazine put McCain on their cover just after Trump's inauguration, portraying him as Trump's chief rival.
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Zille dedicated himself to portraying Berlin's working class at the turn of the 20th century in Rabelaisian detail.
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But this week's episode was not the first time he was accused of portraying himself as a medical doctor.
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It also presents the challenge of portraying a historical figure who many people, at least in Britain, still remember.
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It looks like he's just as talented as his twin brother Cole at portraying dark and moody teenage boys.
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Immediately, the profitable streaming service received criticism from suicide prevention organizations for not portraying suicide in a responsible way.
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Maybe it's better to wonder who Barbara is, in relation to Jon, than if Zimmer is specifically portraying her.
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Criticism focused on eight-story-high columns supporting a steel tapestry portraying the Kansas prairies where Eisenhower grew up.
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He first came onto the scene at age 83, portraying Jimmy Brooks in the Canadian teen drama series Degrassi.
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The chilling story was first adapted for Lifetime in 1994, with Tori Spelling portraying a character based on Costas.
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However, African American photographers and sitters shared a special bond and a personal stake in portraying black subjects respectfully.
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Macri's camp has tried to capitalize on that unease, portraying her as a puppet master waiting in the wings.
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Its work includes portraying state legalization measures in a negative light and painting the drug as a national threat.
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Dolezal became infamous when it was revealed that she's biologically white despite portraying herself, and self-identifying as black.
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Portraying Pregnancy – from Holbein to Social Media continues at the Foundling Museum (40 Brunswick Square, London) through April 26.
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But it's very clear when Mr. Lenk is portraying Alex and when he's someone Alex is telling us about.
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Portraying the actions of Snowden and the U.S. government in this way is both outrageously counterfactual and utterly shameful.
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Unger avoids the cliché of portraying Rain's husband as unfeeling, unhelpful or uncaring; he's quite the opposite, in fact.
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At the time, Mr. Parnas was portraying himself as a representative of Mr. Giuliani on the Trump-related matters.
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It looks like the best nature documentary ever made, portraying every animal with a nearly surreal level of photorealism.
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Gianforte responded in his own statement, portraying Jacobs as the aggressor who intruded on a private interview without permission.
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But most importantly, it misses out on a different point of view in portraying the female and male body.
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This year's ceremony featured puppeteer Martin P. Robinson, known for portraying Mr Snuffleupagus on Sesame Street for 37 years.
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Government television and radio stations and newspapers had been consistently portraying the country as a victim of foreign conspiracies.
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Robert Shaw, portraying Quint in "Jaws," gave a chilling monologue when Richard Dreyfuss' Hooper asked him about the Indianapolis.
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Right-leaning pundits are fond of portraying these antics as an inevitable consequence of squishy leftism and liberal intolerance.
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But there is a difference between understanding disordered eating and understanding and portraying fatness and weight loss with nuance.
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A second featurette teases Cher portraying Donna's mother (only three years her movie mother's junior, Streep jokes, "Of course").
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Variety reports that Heigl will join the show for season 8, portraying a new partner at the law firm.
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During the run-up to the film's premiere, the actresses spoke about the importance of portraying strong female leads.
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Halley—who spent three years portraying Florida State University mascot Chief Osceola—died of his injuries two days later.
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It turns out that portraying a buff biker isn't the only role that's gotten Charlie Hunnam into great shape.
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They have a rooting interest in portraying Clinton as an unrightful victor, like a defendant acquitted on a technicality.
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Still, it's revealing that portraying himself as a disengaged father seemed like a way to humanize himself to voters.
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Scattered among the office's sober furnishings are stuffed toys portraying Naraha's mascot, an anthropomorphic yellow citrus fruit named Yuzutaro.
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The press is portraying this as a tectonic shift, but I've been chapped at Mitch and Paul for months.
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Although book critics called his work "unpolished" and "explicit," Arobateau remained insistent about the importance of portraying sex honestly.
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After "Neighbours," he was unable to find acting work in Australia due to being typecast from portraying Jim Robinson.
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Then again, teens seem to be obsessed with movies portraying sudden and unsettling deaths of peers and loved ones.
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In the release version of Battlefield 1, the game even leaves out French soldiers when portraying battlefields in France.
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News that she coped with portraying a suicidal teenager by practicing the piano on set every chance she got.
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The update will also add new emoji portraying women professionals and athletes, and will redesign several other existing characters.
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In an episode, Grizzly stars in a movie that ends up portraying bears in a negative light: http://shenerdist.tumblr.
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If scientists are defensive in the first place, perhaps it's because of conservative rhetoric portraying them as partisan hacks.
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" Prosecutors dismissed the idea that Brown was an anti-drug vigilante, portraying him as a "cold-blooded cop killer.
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"Ampersand" (2018) looks like a family portrait, portraying a couple with a big cat on the female figure's lap.
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"How do we stop Ted Cruz," an actor, who appears to be portraying Clinton aide Huma Abedin, asks twice.
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Another mission of America, she added, is portraying women in a different way from the typical comic book convention.
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Portraying China as an importer is in contrast to the longstanding perception of the country primarily being a manufacturer.
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The Never Trump forces are already portraying Mr. Trump's big setback in Wisconsin as a result of their efforts.
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Portraying a sorely tested Southern matriarch, she rails against God and the elements with a harrowingly Lear-like rage.
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It vilified the thousands of migrants walking toward the US southern border, wrongly portraying them as invaders and criminals.
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Portraying Mr. Trump as an elitist could resonate in a Rust Belt state like Pennsylvania; likening him to Mrs.
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The protests came after the group WikiLeaks released thousands of hacked emails portraying DNC staffers in an unfavorable light.
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By portraying the victims as criminals, Mr. Duterte can claim success, and local communities might believe things are improving.
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German publication Stern is portraying Trump wearing an American flag and doing the salute, which is illegal in Germany.
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"Saturday Night Live" in its latest episode tackled the arrest of Julian Assange, portraying the WikiLeaks founder behind bars.
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Rotten Tomatoes critics score: 18%Hiddleston is best known for portraying trickster Loki in the "Thor" and "Avengers" franchise.
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Being in the show has reminded her of how much she appreciates portraying a character and joining a cast.
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Rubio argued on Monday that the incident is the latest portraying Trump and his campaign as potentially instigating violence.
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She was told to negotiate with a man portraying an emotionally disturbed person who later pulls out a weapon.
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Trump said that news outlets are portraying a "Sheriff's Star" or a "plain star" as the Star of David.
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It has pledged to keep developing new weapons regardless, portraying the men who died in the test as heroes.
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But Trump outflanked Cruz by being even more of an outsider and portraying Cruz himself as a typical politician.
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Each run of Milgram's famous experiment involved three participants: an administrator, a subject, and an actor portraying another subject.
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North Korea, which just issued a video portraying a nuclear attack on the U.S., will also be a topic.
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The only problem is that Brooks presents a distorted picture, portraying Francis as primarily a populist blemished by racism.
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More recently, Scarlett Johansson drew heavy criticism for portraying a Japanese character in last year's Ghost in the Shell.
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Brandt addresses it by ably juxtaposing rich with poor, posh with common, portraying a familiar slice of social history.
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Portraying a Nation: Germany 1919-1933 continues at the Tate Liverpool (Albert Dock, Liverpool Waterfront, Liverpool) through October 15.
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Zoe Saldana has faced a lot of criticism for portraying legendary singer Nina Simone in the upcoming Nina biopic.
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There's no way they all look like Cheech & Chong, so why does the media keep portraying them that way?
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It becomes surprisingly political, portraying the pro sports world as another arena for the conflict between labor and management.
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Here are additional actors who will appear on "Crisis":"Arrow's" Audrey Marie Anderson (Lyla Michaels) will be portraying Harbinger.
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Aside from portraying brooding vampire Stefan Salvatore, the actor also played Silas (the first immortal man) and Tom Avery.
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A number of monitor groups disseminated graphic photos and video clips portraying the medical mayhem wrought by the bombings.
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Both of them were aimed at misleadingly portraying the House Speaker as obsessed with getting him out of office.
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That could be because the women portraying the 12th graders are all clearly in their mid- to late 20s.
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Since Mr. Mugabe's ouster, Mr. Mnangagwa has tried to remake Zimbabwe's image by portraying the government as business-friendly.
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The mainstream press had a habit of "portraying all these events in such a mysterious way," Mr. Foa said.
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Mr. Malek's performance particularly astonished Mercury's bandmates, who felt the actor was not merely portraying Mercury, but inhabiting him.
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Part of the problem is the entrenched commitment to portraying "both sides" of a story among mainstream media reporters.
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Investigations The novelist and screenwriter has built an enormous following, especially among women, by portraying women at their worst.
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The Islamic State has capitalized on this rivalry by portraying itself as the defender and protector of persecuted Sunnis.
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Celia Keenan-Bolger was named best featured actress in a play for portraying Scout, the daughter of Atticus Finch.
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A White House lawyer said on Friday that she meant only that the Democrats were portraying it that way.
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But it certainly muddles the material, portraying Jesus as a kind of hot Mediterranean guru of peace and love.
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Alongside this is a room of racist statues, portraying Africans as savages, that were previously dotted throughout the museum.
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Republicans went on the attack, portraying him as a man of character flaws that made him unfit to lead.
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His government is ramping up nationalistic propaganda, portraying its handling of the virus as a model for other countries.
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Perhaps nothing better exemplifies that con than Trump's success at portraying himself as a populist scourge of international finance.
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Lately Trump has added a new twist, portraying the estate tax as a terrible burden on hard-working truckers.
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Ms. Barra said no single factor had prompted G.M.'s cutbacks, portraying them as a prudent trimming of sails.
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Feature The novelist and screenwriter has built an enormous following, especially among women, by portraying women at their worst.
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In Russia, beleaguered liberals complain that the American focus feeds propaganda portraying President Vladimir Putin as a master strategist.
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A second movie about his life, "LaMotta: The Bronx Bull," was released in 2015, with William Forsythe portraying LaMotta.
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Portraying refugees from the Middle East as a danger to national security helped PiS win the election in 2015.
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Buddhist monks have made much of that trend in their rhetoric, portraying their faith to be under existential threat.
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There are plenty of ways to fall foul of censors, from negative depictions of society to portraying "unrefined" images.
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I sort of felt him more reptilian myself, actually, and the way I was portraying him was more snakelike.
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He moves gingerly, convincingly portraying a man betrayed by the body that once brought him, and others, much joy.
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I'm talking about the resourceful and resolute women portraying those resourceful and resolute women, Christine Ebersole and Patti LuPone.
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At the end of May, Turner officially closed the door on ever portraying the red-headed Stark sister again.
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Was he peddling an anti-Semitic stereotype, portraying Jews as money-grubbing types who care only about their wealth?
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As the characters on The Crown get older, the ages of the actors portraying them needed to increase, too.
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At the same time, Mr. Xi is portraying China as a responsible global citizen dedicated to further international integration.
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Portraying a black man standing next to a K.K.K. member could do nothing but incite, said Mr. Williams, 76.
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But Ms. Huppert, who has an uncanny gift for portraying women on the edge, should make the mystery compelling.
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The protesters who filled the streets of Caracas last week, and Mr. Guaidó, are portraying Mr. Maduro as illegitimate.
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What was the point of wasting Doug Jones's excellent performance portraying a dying man when he wasn't actually dying?
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Mr. Lester's writing — he produced nonfiction and fiction — was largely devoted to portraying black American history, past and present.
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A controversial film criticized for portraying Canada's Inuit in an unfavorable light could soon be getting a literal facelift.
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These claims often bore no resemblance to reality, but Trump seemed acutely interested in portraying himself as wildly popular.
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While there, Stettheimer painted a number of female nudes that reveal her mastery in realistically portraying the human body.
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Cynthia Nixon plays the older Dickinson, portraying her as multitudinous, assertive, rebellious, principled, shrill, demure, sensitive, coy, and vain.
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What we're looking at are smudged pencil drawings, from a notebook, portraying monstrous naked men and women and their genitalia.
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The Guatemalan president, Jimmy Morales, used to perform in blackface, portraying a bumbling character called Black Pitaya, or Black Dragonfruit.
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For everyone that does not know our daughter, she is not the villain the media is portraying her to be.
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No matter how excited the internet was about Lady Gaga portraying the iconic designer Donatella Versace, it ain't gonna happen.
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I hope that I have succeeded in portraying Jewish people as I know them, in all their strength and diversity.
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Tinkers Paul Harding It's turtles all the way down when it comes to portraying parenthood in Paul Harding's novel Tinkers.
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Great composition means framing your image in a fashion that draws attention to your subject while portraying your intended message.
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Though the actress was known for portraying sunny and upbeat characters on screen, her personal life was marred with tragedies.
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"We're portraying princesses as this one form, even though every girl can be a princess," Moncada told the Daily Dot.
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Aside from the film, Meghan, 37, is best known for portraying the role of paralegal Rachel Zane on USA's Suits.
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It's flashy and cinematic, portraying the disastrous events of "A-Day" that will tee up the rest of the game.
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She will doubtless aim her fire at his economic reforms, portraying him as a threat to the French welfare system.
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But offscreen, Mitchell couldn't be more different from the low key, no-nonsense high schooler she became famous for portraying.
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In this series of self-portraits, Pierce is portraying herself in ways that are paradoxically abstract, digital, literal, and real.
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Ms Lamb says stereotypes portraying them as always wanting sex put them under pressure to act in a certain way.
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One of them is Kathy Bates, who won Best Actress in 1991 for portraying a crazed literature fan in Misery.
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Eramo accused the magazine of portraying her as the story's villain and as focused on hushing up sexual assault reports.
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Like most of the cast, she grew up with her character, portraying Sansa during some of her most formative years.
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After the police investigation into Mr Weinstein became public in 2015, tabloids published stories portraying the accuser as an opportunist.
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The ruby-red ball continues its journey, now rolling past a wall of drawings, each portraying a reclining female figure.
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With an eye for satire, Ugandans have parodied the parliamentary brawl online, or made calendars portraying MPs as action heroes.
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While McAvoy didn't address his divorce, he did joke about often portraying an Englishman on screen – despite being from Scotland.
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Calling Jordan Peterson "daddy" and portraying him as a robot lovingly watching Wynn bathe doesn't ennoble him; it erodes him.
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Greta Gerwig excels at portraying a particular type of woman in this film (and in Lola Versus and Mistress America).
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" Brosnan also praised Moore for portraying the iconic character "with exceptional skill and comic timing laced with a stiletto vengeance.
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Portraying the Supreme Court as the victim of a condemned man with an awful medical malady is a questionable move.
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In priming the expectations pump, Trump's aides are portraying him as a restless, fidgeting, abusive, impulsive, rambling, inattentive, unteachable pupil.
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And if you look at the "Habits (Stay High)" video, I'm not portraying this as a great way of life.
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The Wall Street Journal editorial page soon wrote about "The Flynn Entrapment," portraying him as a "tragic" target of Mueller.
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I think I'm a much nicer person than he's portraying, and so I think it's an inaccurate portrayal of me.
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"I realized something is happening that I ain't ever seen before," a voice actor portraying McCoy said in an animation.
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The film's greatest achievement is not just portraying but embodying the complicated inner lives of the men at its center.
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"I'm not portraying as an M.D. I never said I've gone to school to be an M.D.," he told ABC.
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Charmian Carr, best known for portraying Liesl in The Sound of Music, passed away in Los Angeles on Sept. 18.
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Republicans have accused Democrats of blocking the bill to gain political advantage by portraying Republicans as obstructionists on Zika funding.
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"At the time, Apple was portraying that the court order was to create a back door to encryption," Rubio defended.
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That means, for example, avoiding sensationalized headlines, detailing the methods used, speculating about motives, and portraying suicide as a relief.
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Mario Cantone filled a void on The President Show by portraying the newly minted and then quickly ousted communications director.
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Clinton tried portraying Trump's rhetoric as too divisive and unpredictable for a potential president before conceding to him early Wednesday.
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Cheryl Ladd played an Angel on TV, but in the new movie Unforgettable, she's portraying a much less heavenly character.
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Trump has denied Russian involvement in his White House win, meanwhile, portraying it as an attack on his victory's legitimacy.
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Of course, the show has every right to continue portraying Apu as it has been over the past three decades.
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The protesters were portraying the characters in the popular dystopian drama on Hulu where women are forced into sexual servitude.
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The company says the union is unfairly portraying its demands and using a strike to gum up the negotiation process.
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Released just five years after Manson was convicted of murder, "Helter Skelter" featured actor Steve Railsback portraying the violent criminal.
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Bob Odenkirk took a darkly comedic approach to Manson while portraying him for Ben Stiller's comedy show in the 1990s.
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O'Rourke's defense of NFL players protests led Cruz to release an ad on Monday, portraying him as out of touch.
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MUMBAI — Bollywood has a long history of portraying gay characters with clichés or using them as an ostensibly comic sideshow.
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But the news media insisted on portraying Ms. Hadid as harsh, exacting, difficult — "diva" was the usual term of reference.
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The trailer for "Bombshell" caused quite a stir earlier this year with a nearly unrecognizable Charlize Theron portraying Megyn Kelly.
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And they share a common goal: to unify "us" against "them" by portraying "them" as inherently threatening to "our" women.
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Kaley Cuoco was never recognized by the Television Academy for her 12 seasons portraying Penny on "The Big Bang Theory."
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The episode's cold open features Mr. Baldwin portraying Mr. Trump as stunned and unprepared for the reality of being president.
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The report notes that the call for actors portraying Trump supporters is the only listing with a specific body type.
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But a lot of the time we're portraying it on the show, people are using it solo in their home.
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Also an actress, she was well adept to portraying an ideal version of herself and performing for the popular imaginary.
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Last April, SNL parodied the Facebook CEO in a comedy skit, portraying him as a robot that needed booting up.
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He recalls a Los Angeles Times cartoonist portraying Reagan in a murky Munich beer hall plotting a fascist government overthrow.
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Evans and Gad starred alongside Emma Watson in the 2017 "Beauty and the Beast" movie, portraying Gaston and LeFou, respectively.
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Eventually, Mr. Wiley started portraying women as well as men, and working with media such as stained glass and sculpture.
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A majority of Americans believe the news is accurately portraying the COVID-19 outbreak, with the vast majority watching closely.
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Under the limp direction of Scott Speer, "Midnight Sun" suffocates its sentimental script, portraying passion without wonder, sacrifice without ecstasy.
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In portraying "shared Natural experiences," the artist draws out the ways in which we might find commonality in visual culture.
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Here, Sarah Stiles, nominated for portraying the actress Sandy Lester, sings about her frustration as she anticipates another unsuccessful audition.
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He claimed the allegations were orchestrated by the Clinton campaign — discrediting the accusers themselves by portraying them as mere pawns.
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These are not kind photographs; some seem to mock their subjects, portraying them as frivolous and shallow, hard and crass.
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That said, one of Mr. Netanyahu's greatest gifts, and most successful political strategies, may be portraying himself as a victim.
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Emily Blunt, portraying the title character, hopes to fill the large shoes left by Julie Andrews in the 1964 film.
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By portraying an imaginary actor in the role of Carlton, Marshall returns to the theme of invisibility from another perspective.
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The language portraying second jobs as liberating or glamorous masks the reality of the insecure working lives of many Americans.
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"Douglas" examines neurodiversity, portraying neurological differences, such as autism, not as "conditions" that need a cure but as human variations.
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As a consequence, what's happening onstage feels like a closed-circuit communion between young adults and performers portraying young adults.
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Of course, you can't tell Churchill's story without portraying King George VI. The new trailer for the film, coming Nov.
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Portraying Russia's secret police officers as selfless public servants rather than lawless goons, however, has sometimes been an uphill struggle.
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And by the 1960s, he was acting in schlocky girlie movies in New York and England, portraying his own lust.
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""The way that Matt [Reeves] has conceived Alfred in this is very special, and I'm looking forward to portraying him.
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WASHINGTON — For nearly two decades, Republicans have dominated national security debates, portraying themselves as tough on terrorists after the Sept.
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President Donald Trump invests a lot of energy into portraying his Democratic opponents as a pack of incompetent, crazed cheaters.
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Anti-Japanese sentiment was high, and the survey, with its accusatory tone, seemed bent on portraying the workers as untrustworthy.
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New plays are portraying and exploring opioid addiction, using the theater industry's response to the AIDS epidemic as a model.
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Others, including Robbins' Dark Waters costar Ruffalo, criticized DeGeneres for seemingly portraying Bush as someone who simply has different opinions.
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Guilloux has a genius for portraying chaos and for letting us see the drama of the individuals inside a crowd.
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It took some time for Charlize Theron to feel comfortable portraying controversial figure Megyn Kelly in the upcoming film, Bombshell.
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"I'm often asked in interviews if my portraying smart, strong women throughout my career has been on purpose," she said.
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Mr. Gooding's lawyer, Mark J. Heller, immediately came out firing in court Tuesday, portraying Mr. Gooding as a victim himself.
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Over the weekend, the campaign dropped a video portraying Buttigieg's mayoral duties as small when stacked up against Biden's record.
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Buttigieg cautioned Democrats about nominating Sanders, portraying him as an ideologue who would divide the country and lose to Trump.
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He specialized in one-character dramas, portraying luminaries like Emily Dickinson, John Barrymore, Lillian Hellman, Zelda Fitzgerald and Isak Dinesen.
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Now he's graduating from portraying a supernatural bloodsucker to playing a doctor determined to find a cure for their disease.
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In 2016, former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick wore socks portraying police officers as pigs to an official training camp practice.
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" The students, she added, "should not have been tasked with acting out or portraying different perspectives of enslavement and war.
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As a queer person working in mainstream entertainment, do you have other reservations, or hopes, about portraying queerness on TV?
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He does this without ever portraying himself as a victim of discrimination, which could turn off mainstream voters, says Fennema.
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Benedict Cumberbatch has nailed the art of portraying strange on-screen, so it's no surprise he shines as Marvel's Doctor Strange.
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Essentially, Game of Thrones devoted its climax to portraying the horrors of war, and to a longtime hero becoming a monster.
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She accuses "When They See Us" director Ava DuVernay of ignoring facts, wrongly portraying the group as innocent, and defaming her.
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And now they're pretty much portraying Latin America as a place where white people go to get raped, abducted, or die.
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And portraying people who want to get the Enlightenment right as emotion-driven, agenda-driven "intellectuals" does nothing to further knowledge.
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She accuses "When They See Us" director Ava DuVernay of ignoring facts, wrongly portraying the group as innocent and defaming her.
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This means that the VIX may be catching up to market sentiment more than portraying a major shift in risk appetites.
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Socialist realism was the dominant style, portraying subjects such as hydroelectric plants and party leaders in a straightforward and uplifting way.
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Now, white nationalists get to play their favorite game, portraying Bannon as a victim of PC culture and the mainstream media.
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" He blamed the media for stirring conflict by portraying the group as "bigots, white supremacists" and inciting "hatred among the liberals.
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He has also tapped nationalistic sentiments by portraying officials in Brussels as meddling bureaucrats who are a threat to Hungary's sovereignty.
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But the entire sequence is able to cleverly play with expectations and time, portraying an intricate battle with simplicity and focus.
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Jorge Valdano, an Argentine World Cup winner, has written of his country's "arrogance" in portraying itself "as a predestined footballing power".
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Right-wing populism is typically triadic, portraying the middle classes as squeezed between two outgroups, such as foreigners and welfare "spongers".
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The actors portraying these new characters range from seasoned actors to Hollywood newcomers, and they couldn't be joining a better cast.
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I realize now that the images I was so comfortable portraying are just as damaging as not seeing myself at all.
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Instead, Trump's tweetstorm is consistent with his standard misdirection tactic of creating a fake crisis and portraying himself as the savior.
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DiCaprio, who has two Russian grandparents, told Welt am Sonntag he's also interested in portraying prominent leaders from the country's history.
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Did you have to get permission to use the logos, or talk to the companies about how you were portraying them?
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"I am not into portraying a serial killer or anybody of this nature or glamorizing them in any way," he said.
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She is portraying body builder and pioneer fitness expert, Betty Brosmer, co-founder of Shape Magazine, in the upcoming film Bigger.
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Tom Cruise's latest film, The Mummy, introduces the actor to a new side of humanity he never realized he'd like portraying.
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"I've had the privilege of portraying a superhero onscreen, but the young women here today are the real superheroes," said Gadot.
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The media keep portraying her as whining about her election loss—a problem she has certainly contributed to in the past.
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A longtime Clinton confidant is portraying Trump in her practice debate sessions, two people familiar with the debate preparations tell CNN.
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In the first photo released from the set of the movie, Portman stuns while portraying an emotional but poised First Lady.
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Quinton Aaron, best known for portraying football star "Big Mike" Oher in The Blind Side, has a message for your kids.
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TV is really bad at portraying stories where the ultimate outcome reveals just how hollow all of the action really was.
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Silicon Valley can do us a service by portraying stories by and about women and minorities, contrary to what Judge said.
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"In anticipation, ISIL has been spreading a nationalistic narrative, portraying itself as the most important bulwark against foreign intervention," they said.
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In the end, they ended up cutting a number of them because when portraying the royal family, some things remain taboo.
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Eramo accused the magazine of portraying her as the story's villain and as being focused on hushing up sexual assault reports.
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Greta Gerwig excels at portraying genuine and relatable relationships between women whether they are best friends or a mother and daughter.
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By portraying women like this, the audience is to infer that being fabulous and free equates with being troublesome and dangerous.
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Given that track record, it's unsurprising that Stone has earned a couple of paychecks portraying celebrity-turned-president-elect Donald Trump.
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Also at FX, The Americans has been portraying the ins and outs of the Cold War scaries for five seasons now.
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Trump surrogates also argue that he scored points by portraying Clinton as part of the political status quo for three decades.
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Men lean against beached boats, women gather around ministers and caught fish, portraying both the industry and spirituality of the people.
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"I'm not portraying as an M.D. I never said I've gone to school to be an M.D.," he told ABC News.
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Both films star young actors with a passing resemblance to the men they're portraying, neither one known for their singing chops.
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A White House official on the call responded to Rubin by portraying a massive corporate tax cut as a populist measure.
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Thus, what the mainstream media has been portraying as an abject failure could more accurately be described as a shining victory.
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Leaving Lyndow is concerned instead with portraying the particular melancholy of saying goodbye as we prepare to fulfill a lifelong dream.
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Joining him is Jamal Woolard, stepping back into the role of the Notorious B.I.G. after portraying him in 2009's Notorious.
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This final blow, however, is about as close as the new season comes to portraying the workings of the democratic process.
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There's group sex, penis "helicoptering," and lots of close-up shots of the bare skin of women portraying GCSE-age girls.
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"It's not shocking to see young people leaning towards the candidate that is portraying themselves as outside the system," Spillane said.
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The business lobby has responded on the opinion pages of DC newspapers, portraying the FTC as an agency out of control.
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They were prostitutes for a diorama portraying the morally decadent society that the Bible says was wiped out in a flood.
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Tillerson aggressively pushed back against those claims in a November 28 appearance, portraying it as an insult to State Department staff.
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Trump's administration has struggled with leaks to the media portraying the White House as unstable with its top officials at odds.
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Another young man, portraying a dorm monitor, told her that she had to go move her car, which was parked illegally.
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Critics say it is a maneuver intended to discredit the statewide ban by portraying the fees as a windfall for supermarkets.
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Because the women in Albee's scripts are often the dominant dramatic force, the writer was accused of portraying men in drag.
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Since taking office, President Donald Trump has eagerly embraced foreign autocrats, portraying brutal dictators as allies to be courted and celebrated.
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She has always taken roles with strong female leads, creating art by showing vulnerability and portraying truth on the big screen.
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Shawn Klush, a professional Elvis impersonator, gives one of the best acting performances by anyone portraying a celebrity on this show.
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" She was interested in portraying the drudgery of law firm life, "which, from talking to my father, is all too true.
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A different image shows a direct allusion to Zgierska's accident, portraying a tightly crumpled automobile reminiscent of a crushed soda can.
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The game touched meaningfully on mental illness, portraying a character who suffers from paranoia and difficulties separating real and imagined threats.
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Orange Is the New Black has a reputation for portraying realistic female bodies engaged in everything from showering to oral sex.
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This animated show portraying puberty as delivered through the voices of Nick Kroll and John Mulaney returns for a second season.
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Li, the dancer whom Chen is portraying, was the sixth of seven sons in a family of peasants in Shandong Province.
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She recalls an episode years ago, when she was portraying the character of Bridget Bishop — the woman on trial for witchcraft.
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Democrats seized on that, portraying Mr. Barr's decision as a hasty, dubious intervention on behalf of the president who installed him.
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I see the media portraying them as good children who were smart and kind, but they were much more than that.
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Portraying Aylan Kurdi as a young man with a pig nose who is sexually assaulting German women, even ironically, is tasteless.
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Wilson Cruz did a nice job portraying Culber in limited screen time, particularly when paired with Anthony Rapp as Stamets. 1.
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Portraying individuals at the beginning of a journey, he used the inherent dislocation of collage to hint at what awaited them.
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"I felt like capturing the awkwardness I feel when I'm eating, and at the same time portraying people," Wathne tells Creators.
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The city will miss a vital opportunity if it repeats the longstanding historical mistake of portraying the suffrage movement as white.
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Accurately portraying the richness and variety of the lives lived in New York is a daunting, if not almost impossible, task.
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If Democrats succeed in portraying Senate Republicans as covering up for a corrupt President, this could be a net political gain.
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Add Voco and voters could be awash in videos portraying candidates saying and doing things they have never said nor done.
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She plays both a Cockney housekeeper bearing a plate of sardines and the actress portraying her in a doomed touring company.
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Veidt hates Doctor Manhattan, and he plotted to turn the world against the superbeing by portraying him as a public threat.
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The episode of "Who Is America?" aired Sunday night, and showed Cohen portraying his character Gio Monaldo, an Italian fashion photographer.
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That film found Natalie Portman portraying a grieving first lady who remained resolute in protecting the Kennedy image at all costs.
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But the specifics, we don't, so that's why I had so much freedom in portraying the role and making the choices.
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Ms. Kakutani had written a profile of Pat Carroll, an actress who was then portraying the writer Gertrude Stein on stage.
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He posted repeatedly about the beating of the truck driver, M.G. Kumarasinghe, portraying it as further proof of the Muslim threat.
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Keep reading for an in-depth look at those new characters, who is portraying them, and where you've seen them before.
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Opinion Columnist Republicans have spent the past half-century portraying themselves as more patriotic, more committed to national security than Democrats.
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Tillerson aggressively pushed back against such criticisms in a November 28 appearance, portraying it as an insult to State Department staff.
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Recently, Sanders has not shied away from contrasting their positions, portraying his Medicare-for-all proposal as superior to her approach.
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"The Amazon is not being devastated nor is it being consumed by fire, as the media is falsely portraying," he insisted.
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She is portraying herself as standing tall for Britain while Brussels and the other European Union members gang up against her.
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" The same year as his "Loving" appearance, Perry landed a role on another soap, this time portraying Kenny on "Another World.
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The bottom line, though, is that as beloved as Fisher was, fans should have been understanding about someone else portraying Leia.
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But in portraying that outcome as "vindication," Mr. Barr did not mention that the Supreme Court ruling was 5 to 4.
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Scott Conroy, the creator of "Embeds," does an admirable job of accurately portraying the embed life, the ménage à trois aside.
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Sridevi is credited with inspiring a new generation of Indian actresses by portraying strength with beauty and grace with comedic charm.
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The memos were FBI material Various media experts and journalists also defended Comey by portraying the memos as essentially diary entries.
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As the group progressed toward the U.S., Trump fired off multiple tweets portraying the caravan as a threat to border security.
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The Trump campaign has spent millions on digital ads portraying impeachment as a plot by Democrats born of narrow partisan goals.
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In November 2019, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson revealed that he'll be portraying DC anti-hero Black Adam in an upcoming film.
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It was celebrated in a heart-pounding movie, "Argo," released in 22013, with Ben Affleck (who also directed) portraying Mr. Mendez.
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The albums that followed Original Pirate Material built upon Skinner's knack for portraying the beautifully nuanced minutiae of everyday British life.
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Breaks in that routine were rare, exceptions to the rule of portraying the meticulous brand Clinton adheres to in real life.
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Cynthia Nixon now plays the older, birdlike Dickinson, portraying her as multitudinous, assertive, rebellious, principled, shrill, demure, sensitive, coy, and vain.
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Dowd was up against Uzo Aduba for her turn as Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren in Orange Is The New Black; Millie Bobby Brown for portraying Eleven in Stranger Things; Samira Wiley for portraying Moria in The Handmaid's Tale; Chrissy Metz for starring as Kate Pearson in This Is Us; and Thandie Newton for playing Maeve in Westworld.
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But the extraordinarily talented and impactful cast members are worth getting to know beyond the characters they'll be portraying in the film.
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When it comes to portraying Silicon Valley, pop culture rarely gets it right, says tech titan and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.
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Facebook's mission pivot aimed to rehabilitate its bruised image, portraying the company as a community hub rather than a fake news factory.
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There was the bombshell blog post by former Uber engineer Susan Fowler portraying a toxic, sexist culture at the ride-hailing giant.
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Video Levi Sanders is portraying himself as a progressive campaigning for tuition-free college, health care for all and sensible gun legislation.
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The United States Mint is releasing a new commemorative coin portraying Lady Liberty as a Black woman, and we're here for it.
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This Is Us hops back and forth between timelines regularly, with different actors portraying older and younger versions of the Pearson children.
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Charlize Theron's new movie Tully strives and excels at portraying motherhood without the staging and artificial, golden glow of the Hollywood lens.
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Like many online celebrities, Mongeau is hyper-aware of what she shares online, and whether it is portraying the image she wants.
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But the show does end up portraying stereotypical masculinity as a trap that its main characters can't find their way out of.
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There are military uniforms, grenades, warning signs from border crossings, recording devices used by spies and books portraying Americans as violent racists.
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The racist harassment she faced for accurately portraying a black character didn't shut her up — it only made her voice echo further.
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A whole bunch of clowns, lots and lots of bee imagery, and Evan Peters and Sarah Paulson once again portraying love interests.
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The Annihilation star only fueled the comparisons further while portraying Brown's beloved character, Eleven, during a recent skit on Saturday Night Live.
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RUBIO: Because at the time, Apple was portraying that the court order was to create a back door to an encryption device.
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They all found success and acclaim through their roles portraying the real Matt (Andre Holland), Shelby (Lily Rabe), and Lee (Adina Porter).
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She said that students volunteered to play one of three roles: one representing the Little Rock Nine and the others portraying escorts.
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As for Knightley, she's still living her best life and portraying brave, young women in period pieces like her upcoming film, Collette.
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What's more, Thomas's post didn't belittle Thiel's sexuality — it questioned why his colleagues in Silicon Valley did, despite portraying themselves as accepting.
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Signs portraying Princess General Leia Organa, portrayed by the legendary, recently departed Carrie Fisher, popped up at Women's Marches around the world.
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LaBeouf plays his own dad in the drama, with A Quiet Place breakout Noah Jupe portraying a young version of the actor.
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Ivory accepted the award wearing a classic tux complete with a graphic portraying the film's leading man emblazoned onto his button-down.
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Portraying the lira weakness a plot, Erdogan has repeatedly called on Turks to sell their dollars to shore the local currency up.
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It is true of the monarchy and it is true of the actors portraying them on the hit Netflix drama, The Crown.
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"Oh boy, is ISIS hoping for her," Trump said during an appearance before home builders in Miami Beach, portraying Clinton as lazy.
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But the whole point is that Trump campaigned on destroying NAFTA, portraying it as something that was bad for the American worker.
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By portraying it as something to be ashamed of, we are exacerbating what is in fact a treatable and very common condition.
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Apparently her painting abilities are such that she must maintain a conscious effort to avoid slipping deeper into actually portraying her subjects.
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Neither does he seem interested in portraying Earn as a self-righteous, cash-strapped millennial, all lofty ideals and empty checking account.
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Edgerton and Negga do fine work portraying decent, honorable countryfolk who aren't gifted orators, able to articulate their anguish in evocative language.
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The star appeared in the film Ben Is Back, portraying Holly Burns the mother of a boy who struggles with substance abuse.
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Strache is keen on ridding his party of its neo-Nazi image, portraying it as a mainstream defender of the middle class.
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Kirkman has done a deft balancing act portraying Kyle as both a troubled spiritual hero and a victim of brutal child abuse.
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In 2001, he joined the NBC crime drama during its second season, portraying the recurring role of FBI agent-turned-forensic psychiatrist.
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His followers showed their appreciation for the post portraying the leader as a regular dad and husband, commenting and liking the photo.
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Now, Nina is drawing renewed interest in Simone – even if her family is not pleased Saldana is portraying the singer and activist.
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The Red Purse contains a £5 coin, commemorating the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria's birth & a 50p coin portraying Sherlock Holmes. pic.twitter.
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Obama endorsed Clinton over Trump, questioning Trump's temperament for the presidency and portraying him as a threat to his administration's progressive accomplishments.
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But, portraying his tendency to veer away from truth as simply a reaction to the media coverage he gets is a reach.
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Moore is best known for portraying the girl-next-door in movies like "A Walk to Remember" (2002) and "Chasing Liberty" (2004).
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Twitter already prohibited portraying sexual content in your profile photo or header image, but sexually explicit images are still allowed as tweets.
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His "I" becomes a transparency, a way of portraying others—whether it be a bereaved parent or President Emmanuel Macron—through himself.
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"You have to be very aware of what you're putting out there on social media and how you're portraying yourself," she says.
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Harris took on the role of King George VI in the Netflix series, portraying the final weeks of the legendary ruler's life.
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But "South Side" does something rare for TV, portraying a poor neighborhood with dry-eyed wit, favoring specificity over polemics or cliché.
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Rather than portraying federal employees as a public menace, let's respect them for what they are – one of our nation's greatest assets.
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"It's an outrageous story," said Tom Nelis, the actor (last seen on Broadway in "The Visit") portraying the journalist Jessup in Berkeley.
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The case was made famous in the 1999 movie "Boys Don't Cry," for which Hilary Swank won an Oscar for portraying Teena.
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