While Germany has outlawed the public display of the Nazi's swastika, there is no law banning the public display of the Balkenkreuz.
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Hopefully, if anything, this public display can brighten someone's day.
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But that side of her is rarely on public display.
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But that side of her is rarely on public display.
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Eteocles died that way; thus the public display of grief.
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Cities like New Orleans have removed them from public display.
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It's unclear what motivated Natasha to lead this very public display.
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Republicans were indignant, criticizing Pelosi for the public display of displeasure.
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Cherah, which means "bright" in Indonesian, is not on public display.
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Second, Ginsburg engaged in quite a public display of political engagement.
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"Public Display Of Affection" comes out on November 2 via Weekend Denim.
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Each wants to encourage users to submit their posts for public display.
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Public display of affection is something that's not part of our culture.
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The $20 Tubman will not be available for public display until 2020.
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Private prayer is tolerated, but the public display of Christian symbols is not.
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And, the public display of activism doesn't have stop at the awards show.
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The fat body is always on public display, open to critique and comment.
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"That" being a public display of a child feeding from its mother's breast.
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We were deeply troubled by the public display of racism on that day.
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As a country, America had never seen such a public display of killing.
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What will this public display of her "powers" cost her in the future?
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Keane said the public display of the arrests amounted to unlawful command influence.
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They were mostly locked away in storage, unavailable for public display and enjoyment.
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Now they are on public display — for just a few days — at Sotheby's.
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This isn't the first time a public display against Trump has come under fire.
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Though the museum appreciated the gifts, it deemed them too offbeat for public display.
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It should be on public display but not on the side of a church.
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Public display Trump is accustomed to making high-profile hires out in the open.
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But even I wasn't so bold as too put my love on public display.
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They need to be put on public display in a museum in New York.
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It was understood that the artwork would be restored and placed on public display.
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The recent visit to the warship was Jokowi's most public display of sovereignty yet.
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In a rare public display of affection, Diaz gushed over Madden on Instagram today.
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It was unclear whether the jet's first public display flight has yet taken place.
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Curators need to think about more creative ways to withdraw art from public display.
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But the quiz show — knowledge as public display — is, for him, a dead end.
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Another key difference is that Google Photos' Memories are not put on public display.
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The tapestry has only been on public display twice in the past 30 years.
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The tapestry has only been on public display twice in the past 30 years.
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In a rare public display, Trump also acknowledged her parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs.
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A Hallmark spokesperson said the lesbian couple's public display of affection violated its policies.
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It was such a strong public display I think it just opened the gates.
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Ramsey never gets the chance to speak, but her story remains on horribly public display.
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"This is the first time this skeleton has been mounted for public display," said Norell.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Want to find your nearest rotting human carcass, strung up for public display?
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The mustached kingfisher was not gathered for public display, as a "trophy," as many claimed.
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Self-deprivation is his art, which he practices with fervent determination and on public display.
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They're hoping their very public display of frustration will pressure state leaders, such as Gov.
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The team is currently looking at options for where its creation may go on public display.
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A collection of Princess Diana's most iconic dresses will go on public display at Kensington Palace.
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The statement did not say in which city of Saudi Arabia the public display took place.
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SeaWorld has faced intense public scrutiny over its public display of marine animals, especially killer whales.
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Their rare public display of affection marked only the third time they have been spotted kissing.
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He's yet to give concrete plans, or even if the rocket will be on public display.
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Fans couldn't help but gush over Chopra's public display — over two million people liked the pic.
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Both zoos said that their furry new arrivals won't be on public display for some time.
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You need to give yourself regular breaks from the constant feeling of being on public display.
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It's a rare public display of affection for the couple and fans are declaring it #couplegoals.
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Having a public display, that we're just sitting there talking about sex, it makes a statement.
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In a best-case scenario, Trump is not going to accomplish anything with his public display.
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At Def Con's Voting Village, cybersecurity experts put various models of voting equipment on public display.
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For one thing, who in the hell would want their entire history on public display nationwide?
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While she leads a life of enviable glamour, any public display of success comes with asterisks.
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With so little public display time, Indecline's work often gets wider exposure via the news media.
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It's not known who purchased the skeleton, or whether it will ever be put on public display.
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In see-and-be-seen Palm Beach, however, Trump has embraced a public display of holiday cheer.
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This wasn't a show of organized menace; it was a public display of the Klan's profound irrelevance.
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Her pregnancy again gave normally reserved New Zealanders an opportunity for a rare public display of excitement.
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Their relationship is one that has sprouted and grown around competition and often been on public display.
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Public display of the swastika is banned in Germany, where anti-Semitic crimes are on the rise.
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Public display of the swastika is banned in Germany, where anti-Semitic crimes are on the rise.
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"I do not consider it honorable to put certain debates on public display," Mr. Macron had said.
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The newlyweds showed a rare public display of affection as they attended the Olympic Games in 2012.
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His public display of passion and love with Carolyn Bessette captured the nation's attention — and heart — as well.
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They included violence, interfering in the exercise of public office and the unauthorized public display of official insignia.
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But his pattern of behavior was put on its most public display years before he campaigned for president.
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Same-sex dancing is also illegal during this time, as it is considered a public display of homosexuality.
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The vote is private, not a public display of behavior to be instantly liked, disliked or commented on.
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People formed a long queue after the service to see the decree, which will remain on public display.
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He is not seeking an autograph, but an addition to something he planned to donate for public display.
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What looks like a public display of immaturity can actually be part of a sophisticated image management strategy.
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But by allowing it, more of Thai society will see this public display of the military government's shortcomings.
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After a year of consideration, last week, the University promised to permanently remove the sculpture from public display.
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Ronald dela Rosa, chief of the Philippine National Police, knows the value of a public display of remorse.
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But whatever the special counsel concludes legally about "collusion," evidence on public display already paints a jarring picture.
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At first I assumed this was a public display of paternal affection, and indeed it may have been.
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The square's shameful past as a slave market is not noted on any plaque or public display, though.
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The Union College archivists are now preserving the lock of hair and plan to put it on public display.
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The gruesome public display of the bodies in east Mosul appeared to be a warning against other potential informers.
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Sex has become a very public-display type of thing, so there's very few things that have remained taboo.
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It will go on public display next year to mark the centenary of women gaining the right to vote.
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Outsiders often saw such items as mere craft, anonymously produced and perhaps less worthy of recognition or public display.
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Such is the concept Newcastle's Eat Fast wrap their heads around on their new track "Public Display of Affection".
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Last week, with the work's enduring public display seemingly ensured by the AGO's agreement, the Rockwells dropped their complaint.
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After a major restoration, NMWA hopes to put the painting on public display for the first time in 2019.
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Today I am calling on KU to remove a desecrated American flag from public display at the Spooner Museum.
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A detailed paper is expected in a few years, after which time the items will go on public display.
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The statue has been fixed, and stayed on public display while repairs were done when the museum was closed.
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The Plastinarium's body donors include a pregnant mother and her fetus that raised ethical concerns when on public display.
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The work is a sprawling public display which unfolds itself across one of Lodz's most public-facing tenement buildings.
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State media aired video and pictures of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in the cockpit during its first public display.
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For instance, the University of Texas has decided to remove several monuments with Confederate ties from outdoor public display.
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The principal said that Black Lives Matter posters are political statements and therefore were off limits for public display.
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That, Ms. Corbisiero said, was almost certainly the last time one of his paintings was on public display — until now.
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Recounting the uncertainty the high schooler felt about the future, he teared up in a rare public display of emotion.
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While they had little chance of actually derailing his nomination, they wanted a public display of dissent on the floor.
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"We can't have a daughter-in-law who makes a public display of herself out there," she remembered them saying.
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At the caucus sites in Iowa, voters had gathered in groups by candidate preference in a public display of support.
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A more public display of Hula's work comes from a collaboration with Instagram for the Facebook Cannes Lions Festival 2016.
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The files will now stay on public display at Chile's National Archives, and digital versions will be made available online.
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The cats at Saqqara were found by an Egyptian-led expedition and will be preserved for research and public display.
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That public letter has now garnered 7,672 signatures of support from verified Amazon staff — a rare public display of dissent.
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The images violated Germany's post-war laws against the public display of Nazi propaganda, among the strictest in the world.
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Statues were toppled, the city of Stalingrad became Volgograd, and his body was removed from public display in Red Square.
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Today the 38-year-old actor placed his support for his ex on public display in a sweet Instagram post.
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Rometty's letter is the most public display of support for the Equality Act by the Business Roundtable in recent years.
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This is far from the first time that fissures within the Republican party over immigration have been on public display.
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The Pulitzer-winning playwright even dedicated an edition of his collected plays to Monroe in a public display of affection.
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In an odd public display of buyer's remorse, China's envoy to Switzerland has slammed ChemChina's $43 billion takeover of Syngenta.
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Whenever possible, they inert these items and return them along with paperwork that certifies they are safe for public display.
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As an example, Germany has banned the public display of Nazi or white nationalist symbols, effectively lowering white nationalist activity.
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As the mayor of New York, he presided over at least one public display of criticism of the Chinese government.
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Months of internal White House debate preceded the move, as did the president's public display of his own conflicted feelings.
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His departure culminated in a very public display of a rivalry with the new White House communications director, Anthony Scaramucci.
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A second public display a block from the courthouse featured a menorah, a Christmas tree and a sign honoring Liberty.
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I went to Lafayette Park because, despite everything, I still wanted to see this public display of bigotry for myself.
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In a rare public display of just about anything — the singer is notoriously private — Malik tweeted to his ex, Gigi Hadid.
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TYLER, Texas – A rare 7-week-old white lion cub is on public display at an animal sanctuary in northeastern Texas.
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The multiple alleged offenses included violence, interfering in the exercise of public office and the unauthorized public display of official insignia.
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As a final note, the specimen is currently on public display at the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology in Drumheller, Alberta.
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In a rare move, archaeologists and curators at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem rushed to put the piece on public display.
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Once the cubs are old enough, they will be moved into a refurbished tiger exhibit at the zoo for public display.
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And it was a public display for everybody so that it makes it hard for people to back away from it.
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The other ordinance expanded the city's definition of lewd conduct to include the public display of specific parts of the body.
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South Korea and its American allies held a military drill on the same day as that latest public display of force.
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Arafat's helicopter – the presidential transport of a long-dead president – is now a rotorless relic on public display in Gaza City.
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There was hardly a breath between her breakup with Calvin and a major public display of affection between Taylor and Tom.
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The threat of new action from Washington has prompted a public display of unity from the rival factions among Iran's rulers.
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He struggled with his feelings for many of the women on the show, any public display of emotion winning him over.
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This is not simply locker room banter but a public display of unchecked bravado for which we often feel no shame.
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Dr. von Hagens's work has attracted criticism in the past, with questions raised about the propriety of corpses on public display.
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President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu put their chummy relationship on public display Monday during joint remarks from Jerusalem.
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The White House estimates that the public display of the United States' military might could cost $10 million to $30 million.
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The document was a brash public display of resentments that Trump has been fostering since the start of the impeachment process.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art will not remove a controversial painting by the French painter known as Balthus from public display.
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The Heinz family acquired the painting in 1964, and it has only been on UK public display once since the 1950s.
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Senator Brad Hoylman is calling on the owner of the building to put the street art piece on permanent public display.
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Only in 1995 was it placed on public display — at the National Gallery, which requested it under a long-term loan.
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Mr. Ciric said the painting would be transferred by this summer to a museum in France for public display for five years.
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To fund them, they were put on public display—with living preterm babies inside them—at exhibitions across Europe and North America.
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It's really nice to hear people that respect one another and that choose to have this public display of commitment and love.
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She offered the portrait to galleries across the US, but no one would take it after it was banned from public display.
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HBCUs rely on critical funding from the federal government, and few, if any, presidents would risk angering Trump with a public display.
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By 1967, the newly formed, Oakland-based Black Panther Party had made the public display of guns central to its organizing power.
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The Military Religious Freedom Foundation is an organization that trolls military bases in search of any public display of the Christian faith.
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A self-declared "tech geek," Clark saw the potential for aerial data services working for digital media company Public Display Technologies (PDT).
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But we're now also seeing some of the sickening side effects of this sort of mass public display of performative status-seeking.
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They were also furious with the festival itself and Cardi's publicist, who she's defended, for allowing and possibly enabling this public display.
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The vehicle will tour the world as a public display, visiting China in May, London in June and the U.S. in October.
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The world's richest man, Jeff Bezos, put on a public display of affection with his girlfriend, Lauren Sanchez, during the men's final.
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Dozens of demonstrators marched to a home in Colorado on Sunday to protest against the public display of Nazi and Confederate flags.
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Ms. DeVos, who had defended the cut to lawmakers despite privately arguing against it, responded with a rare public display of pique.
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Ms. Falkholt is a graffiti artist, performance artist and sculptor, whose work is on public display throughout her native Sweden and elsewhere.
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If Hillary Clinton or anybody else was in the White House, Satan would have been hiding, but now he's on public display.
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Mr. Trump has turned the Fed pick into a very public display and has on several occasions named those he is considering.
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For historians and lovers of jewelry, organizers say the show is a rare chance to view pieces seldom put on public display.
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That timeline means that its 2019 performance will be included in an eventual S-1 filing, putting the results on public display.
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Adam's very public display leads Eric to introduce him to his mom, who looks so happy to be part of his life.
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But the stagecraft and typecasting of their appointments are definitely what you might call tokenism, writ large and on full, public display.
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It is as calculated and cynical an approach to divide and rule as has ever been on public display in our country.
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There, the people have created a communal, spontaneous, ever-growing public display of everything Iraqis have to give and to gain together.
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In ultraconservative Saudi Arabia, which has an estimated 1.4 million Christians, churches are banned and public display of Christian symbols is prohibited.
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The face she presented in private was certainly distinct and different from the face she presented when she was on public display.
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Power and Protection features over 100 exquisitely crafted objects, many on their first public display, on loan from private and public collections.
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Apart from a feminist rally or a sorority party, when have we seen such a mass, public display of female empowerment and solidarity?
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The divisions in contemporary conservatism were on very public display during the primaries (Pat Buchanan and I encapsulated it on "The McLaughlin Group").
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Henry VIII's flagship, the Mary Rose, went on public display in a new, purpose-built facility at the Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth.
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The San Francisco Board of Appeals will take up a request Wednesday night to reconsider its decision keeping the statue on public display.
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The board received more than a dozen letters and emails advocating the statue&aposs removal and two in support of its public display.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann's very public display of affection towards her husband Kroy Biermann was a bit too much for her daughter Brielle's eyes.
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The premise is that The Guardians of the Galaxy have been captured by The Collector (Benicio Del Toro) and put on public display.
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Over the coming months, the museum staff will study the remains and decide if they are in good enough condition for public display.
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Reuters also uses this data and AI technology to automatically create match summary captioned videos for use in social media and public display.
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Seeing such intimate, personal thoughts put on public display starkly illustrate the vulnerability that comes along with being a human in love. —L.
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The painting was officially unveiled in Amsterdam on Tuesday and will be soon on public display at a yet-to-be-determined location.
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"At least 3 [of the men] were minors when sentenced & one of the men's bodies was put on public display," her office said.
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But the public display of the closure of the facility on Mount Mantap will likely be heavy on spectacle and light on substance.
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On-again couple Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are finally not shying away from putting their love on a bit of public display.
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In 1961, former USSR leader Joseph Stalin's body was removed from public display in Moscow's Red Square and transferred to a nearby tomb.
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"We believe people have the right to have monuments, but it should not be financed by public dollars on public display," Johnson said.
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What is known: The tablet will have to go on public display in accordance with the wishes of the seller, Rabbi Shaul Deutsch.
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I think we should take away that ... this was a very public display about trying to influence average Americans going about their day.
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Did you know that the Republican Party platform this year advocates for public display of the Ten Commandments and Christian prayer in school?
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Why would she not have been able to make such a public display of her love while Mr. al-Bashir was in power?
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Kha turns instances of intimacy into moments of public display, while Morrocco focuses on what happens within the household, rarely setting foot outside.
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And if you do it on a bus, you are allegedly engaging in a public display of affection, or a P.D.A. for short.
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Also, in a rare public display, France's Bettencourt-Schueller Foundation will showcase dozens of the artisans and designers it supports at Homo Faber.
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Project [1]: Crossed Lines by ArtPrize continues with works on public display, and with a slate of multi-venue programming, through October 27.
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He shook his head, baffled; our public display of our love appearing to cut him deeply, causing rippled lines across his dark forehead.
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A representation of the ideally proportioned man, the ink-on-paper drawing is so frail that it is not often on public display.
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They said the decision was more of a public display of support for Palestinians and the conflict still faced significant challenges going forward.
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"I think it was a public display of the sort of fate that could await any potential opponent of the Kremlin," he added.
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Moore, 49, went on to share an inside joke that the pair laughed about, which later turned into a public display of humorous affection.
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Another seemingly awkward attempt at a public display of affection between First Lady Melania Trump and President Donald Trump is under the Twitter microscope.
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" A source previously told PEOPLE that although Kardashian is putting on a public display of support for West, the drama does "affect her negatively.
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Whether you're frustrated, upset, or maybe just laughing too hard, that very public display of emotions can come unbidden at the least opportune times.
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It's all a public display of the family's capacity, economically and socially, to convene the community and signals their status within the larger society.
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"That was just a public display, I think, of some of the problems that the Republican Party has in terms of women," Carroll said.
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Prior to that, the closed casket will be on public display for locals to pay their respect in the chapel of the Christiansborg Palace.
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Given how much of the reality star's life is on public display, this could just be one moment in time she wants for herself.
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Do know that she's still not on public display, according to the Toronto Zoo — in case you felt that a pilgrimage was in order.
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Iowa Democrats gather in groups by candidate preference in a public display of support, a tradition that can allow for shifts back and forth.
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As rivals such as Google and Facebook double down on augmented reality, Apple has made no public display of its aptitude in the field.
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Suspected thieves had their hands chopped off and residents accused of spying were shot dead, their bodies put on public display for several days.
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Here they are, on public display for the first time in a national museum — not in the United States, but at the Quai Branly.
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The public display of LGBT pride inspired an official crackdown on suspected homosexuals, which was heavily criticized by Amnesty International and other rights groups.
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Operation Nighthawk Landing: Lockheed Martin is preparing an F-117 stealth jet for public display at the Ronald Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California.
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"They are overt symbols of racism and white supremacy, and the time is long overdue for them to depart from public display," they wrote.
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The piece sold on Tuesday had been on public display for 20 days in the courtyard of the auction house on the Champs-Elysees.
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In one unseemly public display, a pretentious feminist author poured a glass of wine over his head and thus positioned herself as a suspect.
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The excavated ceramics were, they said, funerary objects, private and sacred, not art in the Western sense, and certainly never meant for public display.
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The golden john, which went on public display at the ancestral home of Winston Churchill on Thursday, was stolen at around 4:50 a.m.
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Worryingly, this credibility deficiency is on public display at a time when Pompeo is asking Americans to have blind faith in the Trump administration.
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The nominal leaders of the Republican and Democratic parties are engaging in a public display of bravado by threatening to beat each other up.
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The "Unexpected Guest" was prepared for public display at the Ronald Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California, through an operation dubbed Operation Nighthawk Landing.
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After 85033 months of research the statue was back on public display, but transformed into a teaching moment by its placement within an exhibit.
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Their public display of affection comes as the pair have been spending time together in the Big Apple amid Davidson's break from Saturday Night Live.
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Moore was twice removed from his duties as chief justice for his stances supporting the public display of the Ten Commandments and against gay marriage.
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Undoubtedly using a private server was ill-advised, but I firmly believe she was trying to protect her personal life from any further public display.
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Scott, 27, then commented the loved-up emoji, as captured by Comments By Celebs — his third public display of affection for Jenner in recent weeks.
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It will be the first time the diamond and platinum bandeau tiara, lent to Meghan, 37, by Queen Elizabeth, 63, will be on public display.
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Even after saying "no" time and time again, Hayek was still reportedly forced to put her body on public display at the demands of Weinstein.
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When the Queen was photographed wiping her eye at the touching ceremony, the media went into overdrive: Was it a rare public display of emotion?
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Tiana seems jealous of the closeness between Hakeem and Laura, especially when he makes a very public display of proposing to her after a show.
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In this politically turbulent time, with its constant barrage of depressing news from Washington, Hollywood's sympathies are well known, and often on very public display.
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"You could see that she had no idea and she was very bothered but [sic] the public display," Frayre told CNN in a Twitter message.
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A preserved body purported to be that of Marcos was long on public display there, but many speculated it was a substitute made of wax.
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Robby even brought out a bunch of pictures of the two of them and JoJo loved every second of this very public display of adoration.
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Aside from an official period of mourning, there will be no public display of grief, no collective act of commemoration by the city's main churches.
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Critics called it censorship, and worried that advocacy groups — in this case, animal rights organizations — now had veto power over art and its public display.
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But one thing has been noticeably absent from the public display of mourning: links to all of the music that Prince's fans adore and celebrate.
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But one of the ironies of Ellison's public display of support for Trump is that he is not a dyed-in-the-wool Trump backer.
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"There was a group of people who were planning some public display of protest with the purpose of leaving," a federal employee in Washington said.
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At the Valentine's Day performance I saw, the Old Vic was packed with couples in public-display-of-affection mode, perhaps anticipating their shared future.
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And the firm's public display of Dr. Watkins' searches has bubbled up user concerns over Babylon's data-handling practices and the privacy of their information.
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After the war, Germany tried to put Nazism back in its box by banning public display of swastikas and other emblems of the Third Reich.
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But there is yet another way of viewing the Senate proceeding: as a vehicle for putting the willful blindness of Republican senators on public display.
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A Hallmark spokesperson said the lesbian couple's public display of affection violated its policies, while the company reportedly told Zola it can't accept controversial ads.
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That public display will then filter down to other colleagues and do a better job of curbing biases than any private conversations could, she noted.
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Her tart reaction was a rare public display of pique after she once again had been served up as a punching bag for the administration.
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The charter is one of four Magna Cartas existence, and has been temporarily removed from public display after its vitrine was shattered by a hammer.
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That bundle of sticks not only heralded Roman imperialism — literally and figuratively — their public display constituted a warning to those under threat of being conquered.
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There were no cameras in every pocket and ceiling, and your acts could be as private as you wanted or on the edge of public display.
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Teams clearly intend to take their discontent with Trump's words out onto the field, where it can be put on public display for everyone to see.
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It's no longer just a public display of dissatisfaction over Trump's proposed budget cuts and the executive order cutting down on the EPA's climate change enforcement.
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It also capped an utterly fantastical -- and terrible -- week for the president in which the chaos within his administration was on public display time and again.
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In 1935, Edward Weston shot nude photos of his lover Charis Wilson in the Oceano Dunes, some of which he deemed too hot for public display.
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The report aims to put on public display twice a year what the central bank is watching and how those parts of the market are behaving .
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Hundreds of objects from a collection of almost one million artifacts will go on public display for the first time when new galleries open this week.
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Hundreds of objects from its collection of almost one million will go on public display for the first time when the new galleries open, on Saturday.
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The announcement of the Scottish copy, which goes on public display at Mount Stuart on Thursday, brings the number of known surviving First Folios to 234.
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But it was 10 seconds of silence that sticks in the mind, when the three executives bowed to the audience in a public display of penitence.
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The museum controls 94% of Clyfford Still's life's work, yet the show required 12 lenders to gather pairs and triplicates for their first public display together.
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In the last year, Mr. Cushing's descendants have spent a few million dollars acquiring the flamboyant artwork and having it removed and restored for public display.
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Their public display of support comes one week after fans began to speculate that the singers were feuding following a cryptic message by Lovato on Instagram.
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The Smithsonian took its shoes out of public display in 2017 and launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to restore them.
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But eventually police officers began to illegally charge people with public display of marijuana after forcing them to remove the drug from their backpacks or pockets.
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When a person's values are put on public display, the standards and ethics of that person and of the society as a whole may be challenged.
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He will continue that work through February, when the treasure will go on public display at the Long Beach Convention Center, just south of Los Angeles.
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The portrait, currently on public display, was done by Iranian-born artist and filmmaker Shirin Neshat and was commissioned with funds from Outset Contemporary Art Fund.
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Prior to the auction, the anonymous buyer told the Aguttes auction house that he'd put the fossil on public display should he succeed in acquiring the bones.
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Officials said earlier in the day Konwiser and a colleague had moved one tiger into the public display area and left another tiger in the night house.
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The revolver believed to be the gun Vincent van Gogh used to kill himself in 1890 is on public display at Paris's Drouot auction house, June 19.
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In 2018, the MSSA's conservation team arrived at the conclusion that the painting is in dire need of a new stretcher, and removed it from public display.
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Jalisco New Generation This cartel was believed to have made its first appearance in 2011 with a public display of 35 corpses of alleged Los Zetas members.
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Niall Horan and Hailee Steinfeld were spotted kissing in Los Angeles on Thursday, marking their first public display of affection since romance speculation first sparked in February.
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The zoo has currently taken the ten remaining koalas off public display and have started keeping all the animals in their night quarters once the zoo closes.
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An aide informs Corbyn that theoretically he is on the side of the peace-pissers, and so really he needs to make a public display of solidarity.
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The "Chicago Gun Share Program" is a new public display that replicates a bike-sharing station with 10 replicas of the controversial firearm, Chicago's WGN TV reports.
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In more than three decades of covering the White House, I've never seen such an extended public display of flattery for a president from his chosen subordinates.
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Many of China's more than 6 million Tibetans still venerate the Dalai Lama, despite government prohibitions on displays of his picture or any public display of devotion.
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Under Saudi Arabia's reading of Islamic law, such attacks are interpreted as "banditry", carrying an automatic sentence of death followed by public display of bodies on gibbets.
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Even before your initial meeting, when you and Kim first lay eyes on each other, he may try to manipulate you into a public display of affection.
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Many of China's more than 6 million Tibetans still venerate the Dalai Lama despite government prohibitions on displays of his picture or any public display of devotion.
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Mr. Ozkaya's replica will go on public display on October 21 at the Postmasters Gallery, after a brief, invitation-only opening at Duchamp's East 11th Street studio.
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TripAdvisor will no longer sell tickets to attractions that breed, import or capture whales, dolphins, porpoises and other cetaceans for public display, the company announced on Wednesday.
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If he is guilty of anything, they say, it may be a sort of moral hubris, a desire to put his rectitude and incorruptibility on public display.
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The entire country witnessed the most public display of police brutality seen since Southern white sheriffs had beaten and attacked black civil rights marchers 30 years before.
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That tension has been put on public display, such as the discussion between Jerry Seinfeld and Stephen Colbert last September on the latter's CBS late-night show.
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Such a public display of affection could lead people to suspect Wilson was trying to atone for something, but he said that was far from the case.
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They transport the viewer into a world where conventional distinctions — between private feeling and public display, between honesty and guile, between life and theater — do not apply.
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Here is one example (pretty over the top): Ethanol is flammable and therefore unsuitable for large quantities to be on public display, and formalin gives off hazardous fumes.
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Similarly, a couple of Aquarius moons will share a dislike, if not disdain, for conventional romance and never subject the other to an unwanted public display of affection.
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The mask was returned to public display last month, albeit with some fine scratches caused by improvised earlier attempts to remove the glue stains using a sharp object.
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The very next day, Putin continued his public display of fitness -- strapping on his skates and hitting the ice for a hockey workout at Shayna Arena in Sochi.
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Along with the stickers, gay pride marches have become a pressure point in Poland, with many ruling party politicians saying that they unnecessarily encourage public display of sexuality.
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For retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, Kavanaugh's public display of anger at the Senate hearing should disqualify him from a lifetime seat on the high court.
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Now, having sold more than 25,000 copies of the book, their work is on public display for the first time, at the Blue Lotus Gallery in Hong Kong.
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The protests -- described as the largest public display of discontent since the 2009 Green Movement in Iran -- have emerged against a backdrop of rising food and gasoline prices.
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The protests -- described as the largest public display of discontent in Iran since the 2009 Green Movement -- have emerged against a backdrop of rising food and gasoline prices.
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Under Saudi Arabia's reading of Islamic Sharia, such attacks are interpreted as "banditry", which carries an automatic sentence of death followed by public display of bodies on gibbets.
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Sculptures by Henry Moore, one of the most influential and celebrated British artists of the 20th century, are on public display in parks and plazas around the world.
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But the public display by the aviation unions on Thursday highlighted a strategy of generating concern among ordinary citizens that fundamental government services are being put in jeopardy.
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Under Saudi Arabia's reading of Islamic Sharia, such attacks are interpreted as "banditry," which carries an automatic sentence of death followed by public display of bodies on gibbets.
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Blacks, wrote Chief Justice Roger B. Taney (a statue of whom was removed from public display in Baltimore this week), were and would always be aliens in America.
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In an age before Instagram, before TV commercials (or TV itself), and before daily Rochester newspapers even printed pictures, her face was on public display for all to see.
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The grand jury operates in secret, but Nunberg's public display of defiance earlier this week gave the press a rare heads-up about when he was expected to testify.
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According to a 2013 study by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights, 64 percent of German Jews avoid the public display of symbols that would identify them as Jewish.
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For example, the bloodthirsty draft of a letter by King Henry VIII in which he demands a monk's violent death be on public display in the north of England.
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In 2009, the government banned Rammstein's hit album "Liebe ist Fuer Alle Da" ("Love is For All") from public display in stores because of its depictions of sado-masochism.
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This is just a public display to make people think they have some sort of involvement, but in reality, this is just a reality TV show for the world.
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One of two versions of Dante Gabriel Rossetti's "The Salutation of Beatrice" (1881–19333) went on public display for the first time at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.
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It was most recently on public display in New York City as part of Ofili's 2014 retrospective at the New Museum, where it had its own dedicated security guard.
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No — everyone on the team was invited to praise the president in a public display of affection more Pyongyang than Washington, while the dear leader soaked up the love.
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Men, keep your shirts on in town, warn posters on prominent public display around the sun-swept island's main town — or risk a fine of 218 euros (nearly $21999).
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" Madden, the ACLU claims, was backed by the school's principal who allegedly told Kincaid that Black Lives Matter lessons are "political statements and therefore off-limits for public display.
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Despite his request that his work be paused Rakowitz applauded the exhibition in his statement and clarified that he does not wish to remove the work from public display.
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Though the monument has been relocated and amended several times, its public display remained hotly contested in recent decades, and it was often vandalized with anti–white supremacy graffiti.
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Her body was mounted for public display in the window of the Bronx Home News office in Harlem, New York, on July 20, attracting crowds of spectators for blocks.
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This very public display of support should be applauded in a time when cities are strapped for funds and the arts often slip down the list of perceived importance.
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"Léone Meyer has agreed that, rather than getting the painting back for her own living room, to continue the public display of the painting for the public," Mr. Ciric said.
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And if you must say something, here a private message is really better -- you can convey your disapproval without providing the public display of discord that just strengthens their signal.
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In recent months they have intensified their efforts to stifle the Islamic identity of Xinjiang's ethnic Uighurs, fearful that any public display of their religious belief could morph into militancy.
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Instead of crying out his grief into a pillow and gorging on Nutella and peanut butter while binge-watching on Netflix, he decided to put on a spectacular, public display.
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GRAPHIC: Calendar of each state's Democratic nominating contest and its allocated delegates - here At the caucus sites, voters gathered in groups by candidate preference in a public display of support.
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But, no past president has been willing to put those discrepancies on public display in front of the tens of millions of people who follow him on Twitter before Trump.
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This Campus Carry movement was a brainchild of a University of Texas alum and is meant ridicule the school rules that ban public display of sex toys in a classroom.
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He claims Bieber is guilty of "unauthorized reproduction and public display" of his photography and alleges that the singer did not have his consent to post the photo on Instagram.
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While her public display may have bothered some members of Mr. Trump's transition team, by all accounts, her close relationship with the next occupant of the Oval Office remains secure.
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"Work Wear: Garment and Textile Archive 2008-2016," opening today at Sprüth Magers London, marks the inaugural public display of Ruby's so-called uniform — and handmade ponchos, coats and more.
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According to Stewart, focus on African spirituality has been a concept on public display for centuries, seen in the works of artists and writers like Kendrick Lamar and Frederick Douglass.
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It's possible that even a few years ago the gesture would have come across as sweet or romantic: a man begging his wife's forgiveness in a public display of affection.
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The relationship between the two men has improved marginally since midsummer, as Mr. Sessions has made a public display of hunting for the leakers among the administration's national security officials.
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His ambition for a high-profile European post has been on public display once before, when he ran unsuccessfully for president of the Eurogroup, losing out to Dutchman Jeroen Dijsselbloem.
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Kara Walker is a household name in most urban art centers; the DIA acquired one of her pieces in 230 since 25200, but has never put it on public display.
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Come next spring, the muted view of fields, with one factory chimney spewing smoke in the distance, will be on public display once more, among 74 other paintings Thomson has selected.
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Taking the unique public display of affection in stride, the 22-year-old model had a big smile on her face throughout the serenade — though she soon ducked behind a column.
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They dug up burials without permission, put human remains and sensitive grave goods on public display in museums, hauled off sacred objects to which they had no legal right of ownership.
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"This also requires proper scrutiny of these sites and making sure that objectionable materials that are so insensitive to the memory of the Holocaust will not be brought on public display."
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Eviation hopes to fly the Alice demonstrator for the first time by the end of the year, with the first public display at the Paris Airshow in mid-2019, he said.
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Museum leaders and the Massachusetts Attorney General reached an agreement to keep Norman Rockwell's "Shuffleton's Barbershop" on public display, but opponents of the sale are petitioning the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
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This misguided perception is evident in Hawley's other recent legislation regarding social media platforms as well as his very public display of failing to understand a law related to internet speech.
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Photo: APOn the other hand, the misunderstanding could have arisen from a newspaper article published in Philadelphia around the time of the country's centennial, when Washington's dentures were on public display.
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To ensure students are prepared to engage in the public display of action, Texel's comic reviews the dos and don'ts of sign-making, gathering, and school policies that are often overlooked.
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The movement is also being subjected to a very public display of division between the pro- and anti-Trump camps and open talk among evangelicals about pro-Trump leaders' plummeting credibility.
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A week later Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget director, estimated that the sort of public display that Mr. Trump had called for could cost between $10 million and $30 million.
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Stripe has also made a separate public display of support for the crypto industry: It provided seed funding for a cryptocurrency network called Stellar, which trades a digital currency called lumens.
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The event on Wednesday is, by far, the most significant public display of support for Trump 2020 by a tech titan, and was expected to raise $7 million for the president.
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And while that price is generally invisible, it is now on public display because of the city's efforts to prevent Washington homeowners in historic neighborhoods from installing visible rooftop solar panels.
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Bulgaria is a signatory to the 2001 United Nations convention that outlaws commercial trade in underwater cultural heritage and sets out guidelines on such things as artifact recovery and public display.
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That dynamic has not been missed by rank-and-file members, who say they're happy not to be thrust into the midst of another dragged out, public display of party disunity.
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While at a club after West's Friday show, Khloé and her NBA beau Tristan Thompson confirmed rumors of their relationship in a very public display of affection captured on Khloé 's Snapchat.
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However, now that the Trump administration is threatening the rule's existence, it's likely that many financial institutions are going to stay silent, indicating that their former support was solely for public display.
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The public display of anger against Maduro on Friday night was rare as the president normally only speaks at set-piece events where hundreds of red-clad supporters cheer his every word.
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Meanwhile ~clumsy~ ministers are leaving their documents on public display, ~accidentally~ bringing home the terrible potential effects of not doing things May's way, and crashing out of the EU with no deal.
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"We talked about how often mock executions are used as instruments of torture around the world, and how sporting arenas are used for public display of this kind of punishment," said Snyder.
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In 2016, the biggest collection of the Queen's fashion to ever go on public display, Fashioning a Reign: 90 Years of Style from the Queen's Wardrobe, showcased her outfits across 10 decades.
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The move was seen as the clearest and most public display yet of growing distaste over the BOJ's negative rate policy by one of the biggest players in the government bond market.
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If you'd like to see Shiwa in the flesh, you'll have to make your way to the Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland where it will be on public display until March 13.
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"I'm sure if you asked the people who founded the museum in the 1870s, their aim was to make the collection accessible by putting it on public display, quite literally," Tallon said.
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Beyond putting Guzman's personal life and drug dealings on public display, the case has also highlighted Mexico's longtime fight to bring down its chief adversary in the bloody war on drug trafficking.
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China in a rare public display before a United Nations panel on Monday denied that it's detaining up to a million Muslim Uighurs in its Xinjiang province, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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"The ban will mean that the sale of elephant ivory and ivory products, and public display of elephant ivory and ivory products for the purpose of sale will be prohibited," it said.
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Thanks to the paparazzi's need to capture every public display of canoodling, we've been able to construct a map of all the spots at which the pair has been spotted so far.
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The submerged carcass of a giant blue whale who&aposs been dead since 2015 was hauled to the surface last week so it can be reassembled, studied, and put on public display.
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For many of us who grew up gay in secret, or else paid the price for our public display of authenticity with fear of violence, this new world order is mind-boggling.
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With a salt-walled meat locker on public display and a loamy, autumnal smell floating in from surrounding pastures, the space has an earthy sensibility that might have appealed to Louise Bourgeois.
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The work, in the half-hidden possession of the psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan for many years, is now at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, where it has been on public display since 1995.
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After years of resisting putting their relationship on public display, they seemed ready to try to define it for history on their own terms, dispensing with the speculation that constantly irritated them.
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The law and facts in this case do not warrant restitution to the Italian government of a statue that has been on public display in Los Angeles for nearly a half-century.
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Right after his demise, his body was placed in a coffin that was put on public display in the modest house of the late founder of the Islamic republic, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.
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As far as the downs, there were very simple anagrams at 5D, 24D, 38D, 303D, 52D and 55D (as long as you're of the vintage where "PDA" means "public display of affection").
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Whether or not a model is covered, her beauty is on public display, and her job is to arouse desire or envy that a beholder transfers to the product she is promoting.
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On Sunday night, Hallmark apologized for pulling ads of same-sex couples from wedding website Zola, after previously telling the company that a lesbian couple's public display of affection violated its policies.
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The collection will move to Sotheby's in Hong Kong next month before Bowie's entire private collection is put on public display in London in November in the week leading up to the auction.
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Beyond putting Guzman's personal life and drug dealings on public display, the case has also highlighted Mexico's long-time fight to bring down its chief adversary in the bloody war on drug trafficking.
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"After culturing cells in a public display for almost three months, Catts came away with about five grams of lab-grown frog muscle, "one of the best pieces of meat I've ever grown.
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It is playing host to the Turner Prize, Britain's most prestigious—and often controversial—visual arts award; the four short-listed artists' works have to be ready for public display by September 163th.
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On Saturday, American troops in northeastern Syria made a very public display of patrolling with their Kurdish allies near the Syrian-Turkish border as tensions flare over American support for Kurds fighting ISIS.
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For public display, the Artsonia mobile apps for Android and iOS let teachers and parents share children's artwork on the Artsonia gallery, which serves as a worldwide student art museum on the web.
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Several years ago, my mother suggested we delete my sister's Facebook account, wondering if it was inappropriate, the way her online life is paused with her random thoughts and photos on public display.
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That point was on public display over the past six weeks, after The New York Times and other outlets reported that early campaign polling from March showed a bleak landscape for the president.
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His coffin will be on public display for three days beginning on Saturday in Christiansborg Palace Chapel, only yards away from the Church of Holmen, where he married the queen 50 years ago.
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Beijing and its supporters in Hong Kong, including the city's embattled leader, Carrie Lam, must now reckon with a resounding, very public display of support for the democracy camp and the protest movement.
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The infamous gangster's personal life and business dealings have gone on public display since mid-November at a courthouse in New York, where Guzman faces 17 criminal counts and a possible life sentence.
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For Melania Trump, should she be Akie Abe's escort for the day in Washington, this will be the first time since the inauguration that her role as first lady will be on public display.
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Some of Kara Walker's richly ambiguous and playful answers to that question have fed into a monumental fountain called "Fons Americanus" (2019) which went on public display in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall this week.
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Kim Kardashian West is putting on a public display of support for her husband Kanye West amid his ongoing feud with Drake — but behind the scenes, the mother of three is grappling with stress.
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The public display of affection followed the revelation by Kardashian's mom Kris Jenner's friend Lisa Stanley on Monday that the couple is working to rebuild their relationship in the wake of Thompson's cheating scandal.
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For now the wolf pups are not on public display, but behind the scenes enjoying bonding time with their parents in a heated den … which honestly sounds really comfortable after Punxsutawney Phil's latest prediction.
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But when it comes to seeing same-sex couples kiss and hold hands in public, straight men (and to a lesser extent, straight women) think LGBTQ people should curb the public display of affection.
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Last year, CoverGirl constructed a marketing campaign called Project PDA (reappropriated to mean Public Display of Application), which shamed New York City subways for advising riders not to "clip" or "primp" on the train.
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But at the same time, the public display of Goldman's reach could stir up calls for renewed scrutiny just as Wall Street wants to see some restrictions imposed after the 2008 financial crisis eased.
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"I look at cartoonists like Harvey Pekar and Art Spiegelman and Robert Crumb, and a few others who have taken elements of their life and put it out there for public display," Dini says.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - A deeply moving exhibition of archives documenting the life and annihilation of Jews by Nazi Germany in the Warsaw Ghetto during World War Two goes on public display in Poland on Thursday.
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Why it matters: These demonstrations are the "most serious" since 2016, and mark the largest public display of anger directed at Mahdi since he took office nearly a year ago, notes the Financial Times.
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When Salah scores, he often celebrates by kneeling in prayer — a public display of faith to which his adoring Liverpool fans dedicated an entire tongue-in-cheek chantey: Mo Sa-la-la-la-lah!
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The never-ending narco wars have turned sadistic violence into a key component of border stories: mutilated bodies hung for public display; assassinated journalists; multitudes of disappeared (or desaparecido); massacre on a massive scale.
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This time, owing to the antiquity of some of the trees, the department made a decision to get artists to turn them into sculptures that would be housed in the gardens for public display.
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"We feel hugely uncomfortable and closely monitored in our own country," they said, in a rare public display of discord at the top of a city state that usually keeps such matters behind closed doors.
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Britain is about to enter negotiations with the EU over the terms of its exit, due in March 2019, though relations with Brussels have been overshadowed in recent weeks by a public display of brinkmanship.
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I shouldn't have to tell you about people coming from behind their keyboards and touchscreens to put their bigotry on public display claiming they're just "telling it like it is" — just like the president does.
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In another commemoration of the historic launch, the spacesuit that Armstrong wore during the mission went on public display for the first time in 13 years at the Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum in Washington.
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Though Gillies passed away in 2011 at the age of 93, his children helped to coordinate the preparation of the fossil for public display, even enlisting SSE to help fund the extraction and research process.
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Major tech firms are banding together to oppose the measure -- which would require them to help government investigators decrypt customer data -- days after law enforcement officials made a public display of support for the bill.
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The F-117 Nighthawk will be going on public display at the Reagan Library beginning December 7, 2019, at an official ribbon-cutting ceremony during the Reagan Foundation and Institute's annual Reagan National Defense Forum.
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TripAdvisor said Wednesday that beginning in 2020, it will further extend its "Animal Welfare Policy" to no longer sell ticketed attractions that breed, import or capture whales, dolphins, porpoises and other cetaceans for public display.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — It is a public display of civic duty unique in American politics: Iowans on Monday night will stand in front of their neighbors and express their preference for a candidate for president.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Pablo Picasso's painting "Bust of a Woman" (1944) was removed from public display at Tate Modern in London after a man attacked and damaged it on Saturday, December 28.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Thursday that Belarus's refusal to host a military air base backed by President Vladimir Putin had been an "unpleasant episode", a rare public display of disagreement between the close allies.
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"We have not always been successful in showing the taxpayer that we have the means and the capabilities to protect the population," he told Reuters during a rare mid-air public display of flight interceptions.
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Offset's public display of regret and affection from this weekend has been called into question after the Rolling Loud festival revealed to the Los Angeles Times that Cardi B's team knew Offset would be on stage.
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" (BBC) Why it matters, via CNN: "The largest public display of discontent in Iran since the 2009 Green Movement has brought ... a scene ... unfathomable a decade ago — protesters challenging the rule of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.
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Indeed, a few years ago he dropped into the offices of Goldman Sachs just to tell them to keep their chin up, in a widely reported public display of affection for stock traders and investment bankers.
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Reindeer belong in Arctic and subarctic regions, where they can roam freely over vast open ranges, but most of those in captivity are held inside tiny sheds, put on public display and used for photo ops.
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Embalming — the preservation of human remains for public display through the use of a chemical mixture that delays decomposition and makes the body "look natural" — is more of a cosmetic procedure than a public health safeguard.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe raised the case in an uncharacteristically public display of anger during then-President Barack Obama's trip to Japan last May for a Group of 7 summit meeting and a visit to Hiroshima.
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Sufi scholars and intellectuals in the Hijaz like the architect Sami Angawi, who documented the destruction of archaeological and religious sites in Mecca, are reluctantly tolerated, but any public display of Sufi rituals is still prohibited.
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This public display, part of her father's program to bring Iran into the 250th century, helped establish her public image: Western-oriented, modern, fashionably dressed, fluent in French and English, with a taste for the high life.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump took his deepening rage with Democrats to the White House Rose Garden on Wednesday, orchestrating a public display of fury at persistent oversight requests he now says are thwarting any bipartisan cooperation.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A pair of Rembrandt portraits owned privately for more than 130 years went on public display in Paris on Thursday, bought under shared ownership by the French capital's Louvre museum and the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
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Moore's first major public display of that willingness occurred in 1995, when Moore — then a county judge — hung a wooden plaque of the Ten Commandments behind his bench and began legal sessions with prayer in the courtroom.
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Though it's unclear when the photos will be on public display, Miller said that the next step is inspecting all the materials and making sure all of the archives are properly documented so they can be digitized.
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It's been a target since the nascent gay rights movement of the 1960s, when same-sex dancing was forbidden under draconian laws prohibiting any public display of homosexuality, and selling alcohol to LGBTQ people was deemed illegal.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The Chinese air force saved the big guns for last at its biennial Zhuhai air show, flying its new stealth fighters with full missile loads Sunday for the first time in a public display.
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On Halloween in 1961, former USSR leader Joseph Stalin's body — which was previously in a glass coffin in Moscow's Red Square, alongside the body of Vladimir Lenin — was removed from public display, according to the History Channel.
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And evidence on public display already paints the jarring picture of an American president who has embraced Russian money and favors while maintaining rhetoric and policies that benefit Russia and undercut his own country's national security officials.
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The trial, which puts on public display the challenges Pope Francis faces in trying to clean up the Vatican, began with the court rejecting a defense motion to dismiss, as well as a request to bar journalists.
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The public display of the works "has always been in the intent of the family," said Alessandro Poma Murialdo, the administrator of the Torlonia Foundation and the chief executive of Banca del Fucino, the Torlonia family bank.
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It portrays Mr. Philby as an unwavering Russian patriot, and it includes the first public display of some of the more than 900 secret British documents he passed on to the K.G.B., the Soviet-era spy agency.
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Trump's most notorious dissing of US intelligence came during his summit with Putin in Helsinki last year, in a shocking public display of an American President siding with one of his nation's enemies over his own administration.
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I was sad to see a couple of my favorite clues go, including "One-man band?" for ID BRACELET, and "Public display of confection" for DESSERT CASE, but I'm glad they kept my unassuming clue for MEN.
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It seems like Frank is crafting his house out of second-hand materials almost as a public display of what's possible for 21st centuries, as if to say that anybody can live a circular lifestyle if he can.
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While guests visiting the San Diego Zoo Safari Park can't see the newborns now, there are plans to place the cubs back on public display at the Okavango Outpost at the Safari Park sometime in the near future.
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In his public display, Justice stood among the capitol's marble pillars and bronze plaques—next to three silver platters—and used a couple of weird, mostly outdated metaphors to explain how he really felt about the budget plan.
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Islamic prohibitions against alcohol and getting drunk make a public display of intoxication deeply shameful in Afghanistan and the fact that the video was posted on social media was widely seen as a deliberate bid to disgrace Abed.
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Last year, the university moved a statute of Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederate States defeated in the American Civil War, from campus in response to protests over the public display of symbols of the pro-slavery Confederacy.
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Omar is singled out for weeks of harsh criticism and subjected to a public display of disapprobation (even after she apologized) while actions by the president and his GOP apologists that involve our nation's secrets receive less attention.
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I don't mean to use this article as a public display of penance, but at the end of the relationship, it was clear to us that standing in the wreckage was my inability to conquer my own fears.
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Yet inside and outside the bank, it was anticlimactic — a reflection of the fact that the succession plan has been on public display for months and the expectation that the bank's strategy won't change radically under Mr. Solomon.
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The golden john, which went on public display at the ancestral home of Winston Churchill, was stolen one night in September after burglars broke into the palace, causing "significant damage and flooding," according to the Thames Valley Police.
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The golden john, which went on public display at the ancestral home of Winston Churchill, was stolen one night in September after burglars broke into the Palace, causing "significant damage and flooding," according to the Thames Valley Police.
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The printed solar panels will be demonstrated in Melbourne next week at a printing convention called Pacprint, the first public display of the technology, then Dastoor will work with a number of industrial partners to make it reality.
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The winner will face Democratic nominee Doug Jones in a December election Moore, who was twice removed from his duties as chief justice for his stances supporting the public display of the Ten Commandments and against gay marriage.
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The state missed an opportunity to fix this problem five years ago when a bill that would have made public display of marijuana an offense similar to a traffic violation — rather than a crime — died in the Legislature.
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" A statement from Southwest said the couple were removed due to "reports from employees and customers" that "profane language was being used loudly" and "what customers characterize as an excessive public display of affection" and "their aggressive reaction.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The gilded coffin of a high-ranking ancient Egyptian priest, which had been buried, looted and illegally sold before going on public display at a New York museum, was returned on Wednesday to Egyptian authorities.
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Having a crisis on full public display and the nuclear "football" — the briefcase with the nuclear codes — available for photo ops were just more of the same, there seemingly being no limits to how low he will stoop.
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This week in art news: Artforum's co-publisher Knight Landesman resigned over accusations of sexual harassment, Condé Nast banned its publications from hiring photographer Terry Richardson, and a bust of Napoleon newly attributed to Rodin went on public display.
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The SUR bartenders and servers who star on Vanderpump Rules have made a living putting their hard-partying lives on public display, so it's only natural we'd defer to their expertise on how to get rid of a hangover.
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The most public display of his renewed stature comes each spring in Los Angeles when Mr. Milken presides over a glitzy gathering at the Beverly Hilton — the same venue where his famed Predators' Balls took place three decades ago.
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In an unassuming pavilion the size of a large gym, tucked behind the main exhibition halls of the Airshow China expo that closes on Sunday, Aero Engine Corp of China (AECC) was on public display for the first time.
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have a complicated history with hand-to-hand contact, but after their most intimate hand grip to date on Tuesday, the couple has shared yet another surprising public display of affection.
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" Axios' Scott Rosenberg emails: "What struck me was simply the public display of independent elected officials attempting to hold a Trump administration officer accountable, without being overruled by a GOP committee chairman or having to fight for every question.
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Fans outside of Los Angeles can see the items on public display in the Heritage Auctions gallery in New York City from June 13 to 17, and ahead of the action in Beverly Hills on June 22 and 23.
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"The Rockwell family joined this litigation to prevent 'Shuffleton's Barbershop' from being sold at a public auction or being removed from public display," the Rockwells said in a statement supplied by their attorney, Michael Keating of Foley Hoag LLP.
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President George W. Bush, meeting Vladimir V. Putin for the first time during a June 2001 summit meeting in Slovenia, offered a surprising public display of warmth toward the Russian leader, just six months into Mr. Bush's first term.
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Taylor Swift put typically opaque, back-room music-industry dealings and rivalries on full public display Sunday afternoon, in a post on Tumblr in which she called out two executives involved in a major deal as manipulative and controlling.
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The international movement that began with the dismantling of Cecil Rhodes' statue at the University of Cape Town, and escalated in this country with the removal of Confederate flags and generals from public display, has come to New York.
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"Things were done in the past that were not so wise," Iselin Nybo, the minister of research and higher education, said on Tuesday, referring to the techniques that were used when the ships were first put on public display.
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ACCRA (Reuters) - Thousands of people protested in Ghana's capital Accra on Wednesday against the expansion of its defense cooperation with the United States, in a rare public display of opposition to the growing foreign military presence in West Africa.
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In Atlanta, the Cyclorama — a 360-degree diorama the length of a football field that depicts the Battle of Atlanta — was restored and returned to public display, this time with new interpretive materials that defy the Lost Cause myth.
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The piece consisted of tugboats pulling actual icebergs from Greenland to the Place du Pantheon in Paris, which, arranged to resemble a clock, were then allowed to melt uninterrupted, in a public display of the urgency of climate legislation.
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As part of the gallery's ongoing public art installation along Market and Van Ness Streets, the curators have used these images to create 36 posters for outdoor public display on kiosks Printed large, they look like an almost psychedelic journey.
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WATCH: Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott Aren't Worried About the 'Kardashian Curse': 'We Love Each Other' Scott then commented the loved-up emoji, as captured by Comments By Celebs — his third public display of affection for Jenner in recent weeks.
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Applicants chosen from that group will get outfitted with the smart chairs in 2017, and between now and October 2 a public display at Nissan's global HQ will show off six of the chairs operating in a live lineup simulation.
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After Le Monde made the beating public and investigation was opened, Benalla, 26, was handed preliminary charges that included committing violence in a group, interfering in the exercise of a public function and the unauthorized public display of official insignia.
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Bernie Sanders and new Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez are on the road, barnstorming the country as part of a campaign to rally resistance against President Donald Trump and -- in theory -- make a public display of their common cause.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Quebec's biggest pension fund will not back Bombardier Inc Executive Chairman Pierre Beaudoin's re-election bid, according to a letter published on Monday, in a rare public display of displeasure with the plane and train maker's founding family.
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THE CRADLE OF HUMANKIND, South Africa (Reuters) - An exhibit of the largest collection of fossils of close human relatives ever to go on public display opened on Thursday in South Africa, not far from the caves where they were unearthed.
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The portrait was last on public display in 1844 at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, only to then disappear some time after, with Gillies writing in a letter in the 1860s that she was unsure of its whereabouts.
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Related: Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin's tears have fans worried In a video TMZ posted Thursday, Bieber answers an inquiry about the public display of emotion by showing off the book "The Meaning of Marriage" by Timothy and Kathy Keller.
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The performance was little more than a public display of his roots, and we shouldn't forget that Zinke voted to deem public lands worthless this year, which would've created a free-for-all for private interests like fossil fuel companies.
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Among this week's releases: Douglas Brinkley's "Rightful Heritage" examines the environmental legacy of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Samuel J. Redman's "Bone Rooms" looks at how human remains became coveted artifacts for scientific research — and for public display in museums.
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The three cast-iron markers that will be placed in Camden are the first to be installed since the deadly protests in Charlottesville, Va., last summer, which sparked a national debate over whether Confederate monuments on public display should be removed.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba unveiled a replica of a New York statue of independence hero Jose Marti on Friday, putting a gift from the hometown of U.S. President Donald Trump on public display at a time of heightened U.S.-Cuba tensions.
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Raul Barrera, one of the archaeologists working at the site alongside the huge Metropolitan Cathedral built over the Templo Mayor, said the skulls would have been set in the tower after they had stood on public display on the tzompantli.
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This meeting of Johnson and his most senior ministers was designed as a public display of the government&aposs commitment to improve the lives of voters in Brexit-voting areas of the UK outside London and the southeast of England.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis openly differed with his commander in chief over North Korea on Wednesday, the latest example of a once-rare public display of disagreement by top U.S. aides that has become more frequent under President Donald Trump.
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They probably want to draw you into a public display of disaffection because it will give the regime something (or someone) to blame, and they can continue to try to redirect domestic discontent toward you rather than their own bad policies.
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U.S.C. fired Sarkisian in October 2015 after Athletic Director Pat Haden said he showed up in no condition to lead practice after an embarrassing public display earlier at a pep rally where he appeared to be intoxicated while giving a speech.
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Ellison's public display of support for Trump is rare among Silicon Valley billionaires, but not unprecedentedVenture capitalist Peter Thiel publicly backed Trump before the election, even taking the stage at the Republican National Convention in July 2016, Business Insider reported at the time.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Defense Secretary Jim Mattis openly differed with his commander in chief over North Korea on Wednesday, the latest example of a once-rare public display of disagreement by top U.S. aides that has become more frequent under President Donald Trump.
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"It's a unique and unprecedented display of fashion dress from Her Majesty the Queen's wardrobe," Caroline de Guitaut, curator of the much-anticipated exhibition at Buckingham Palace, tells PEOPLE, adding that many of the outfits have never been on public display before.
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In the court documents, Barbera claims that Bieber is guilty of "unauthorized reproduction and public display" of his photography and alleges that the singer did not have his consent to post the photo on Instagram, where Bieber has more than 120 million followers.
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This outpouring, coupled with Soleimani's decision to up the ante, appears motivated by four goals: Bolster Iranian deterrence vis-à-vis the U.S., which relies on a barrage of outlandish statements and a highly public display of the country's asymmetric military capabilities.
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It was a public display of the lobbying that businesses are waging primarily behind the scenes to change or shape enforcement of the law, most notably its byzantine new provisions intended to crack down on multinationals sheltering profits abroad for tax purposes.
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Some people were up in arms claiming it was an unfair act of censorship; others felt that the painting was incontrovertibly offensive and did not belong on public display; and others had yet to figure out where they stood on the matter.
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Once, while at work, she came up behind me and pressed herself against me, then slid her hands down my back and cupped my ass, laughing when I blushed hotly at this very public display that was definitely not the ways friends touch.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Recently, in two shows, on two continents, spotlighting two of history's greatest painters, sculptors, and draftsmen, I saw the biggest public display of drawings ever assembled by one, and the biggest painting ever created by the other.
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WASHINGTON — Google's chief executive, in perhaps the most public display of lawmakers' unease with his company's influence, was grilled on Tuesday about everything from search result bias and the data Google collects about its users to plans for a censored service in China.
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In countries like Russia or China, would-be Colberts are more likely to end up in prison than on top of late-night TV. A public display of humility, however, is only one time-honored aspect of a traditional correspondents' dinner monologue.
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The divide over the need to compel Lewandowski's testimony is yet another public display of the toxic partisan split on the House Intelligence panel as it limps towards the end of a year of bitter and fractious infighting over the Russia probe.
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For many, it went too far in January, when the Manchester Art Gallery removed from public display John William Waterhouse's 1896 Pre-Raphaelite painting, "Hylas and the Nymphs," showing a young warrior being lured into a pond by seven semi-submerged naked girls.
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Image: Jelle Wiersma/PeerJExcitingly, casts of the Akainacephalus johnsoni fossil are now on public display at the Natural History Museum of Utah in Salt Lake City If you're in the area, check it out and leave us a review of the exhibit below. [PeerJ]
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On public display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, it sits at the nexus of many of the questions about institutional responsibility, the politics of land and territory, and the prevailing historical and contemporary attitudes toward Indigenous people and their artifacts that Linklater's work addresses.
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"It will go back on public display in the Boeing Milestones of Flight Hall this year, in time for the museum's 40th birthday in July and the 50th anniversary of Star Trek in September," museum officials wrote in a blog post on Jan. 28.
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Exhibit B: This public display may well mean that we'll actually get to hear this album, whose tracklist reads like what I imagine all song titles would for a 'summer just started and now it's time to build the future's wistful memories' high school soundtrack.
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The move is seen as the clearest and most public display yet of growing distaste over the BOJ's negative rate policy by one of the biggest players in the JGB market, shocking policymakers accustomed to seeing financial institutions happily finance Japan's huge public debt.
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A day before the Cruz remarks, Mr. Trump made a public display in Indiana of dining with the controversial author Ed Klein, whose books about President Obama and Hillary Clinton have been denounced by critics as containing scenes and dialogue manufactured from whole cloth.
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The oil paintings usually hang on the walls of Highgrove, the private residence of Charles, 69, and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, and will go on public display for the first time during the summer opening of Buckingham Palace in a special exhibit called Prince & Patron.
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Particularly if there is positive momentum during the summit on our goals, including complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization, we assess that Kim will initiate a public display of affection in front of the cameras because it would be such a propaganda win for him.
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Moore, who has become a hero of the evangelical right for his opposition to gay marriage and refusal to remove a public display of the Ten Commandments from a state judicial building, called ads from the Senate Leadership Fund "scurrilous" and "vile" on Friday night.
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"The purpose of the copying is highly transformative, the public display of text is limited and the revelations do not provide a significant market substitute for the protected aspects of the originals," Judge Pierre N. Leval, an authority on copyright law, wrote for the panel.
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"In this World Cup, the national football team has put Englishness on full public display in a way that we have never seen with the other few civic institutions, such as the English National Opera, the Church of England and English Heritage," he said.
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In late August, Albert Rivera, the national leader of the Ciudadanos Party, removed yellow ribbons in Alella, a town northeast of Barcelona, and made a public display of throwing them in a trash bag, with some residents shouting insults and calling him a fascist.
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But there has been an unprecedented backlash against the government's attempts to portray the situation in Hubei province as a positive one, and on Thursday that online backlash spilled over into the real world, with a very rare public display of criticism of the government.
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Mr. Patrick and State Representative Joe Straus III, the speaker of the House and a moderate Republican who said a bathroom bill could hurt the Texas economy, traded barbs as the session drew to a close last month in a rare public display of infighting.
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The most pivotal element in the book — the relationship between Alice and Oliver — is mainly implied by a series of cringeworthy endearments, the verbal equivalent of a sloppy public display of affection: "Tu esta mi favorito," they say to each other through their tears.
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The women of the royal House of Windsor are expected not only to provide an "heir and a spare" but to show unimpeachable morals and irreproachable behavior, to be decorative as well as decorous, and to do good works, putting their altruism on public display.
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Barr's decision to overrule the sentencing recommendation from four career federal prosecutors in the Roger Stone case, and their subsequent resignation from the case, led to a rare public display of internal discord from the Justice Department that dominated the news cycle for days.
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BEIJING — Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and President Xi Jinping of China cast aside their differences on Sunday with a public display of cooperation, sidestepping areas of disagreement even as North Korea made another defiant statement by showing off a new missile engine.
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"These specimens were too old and tattered to be put on public display, but federal and state law forbids the sale of any that are endangered species to any other party who might have an interest in preserving and protecting them," she tells us.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The surprise resignation of Iran's foreign minister last week was a rare public display of the jockeying between hard-liners and the more moderate camp within the clerical leadership, a divide that has been exacerbated by the country's deepening economic crisis, analysts said.
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In town squares and deep in the woods, in secret and on public display, white men, women, and children of all social classes participated in the kidnapping, mutilation, and killing of African Americans said to have committed serious crimes—or minor affronts on white honor.
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The row is an unusually public display of tension between the Guards, who play a key role in politics in the Islamic Republic, and moderate government officials who favor reconciliation with the West 40 years after Iran's 1979 revolution ousted the U.S.-backed Shah.
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TOKYO – Foreign journalists will be allowed to journey to North Korea&aposs mountains this week to observe the official closing of the country&aposs nuclear test site in a public display of goodwill ahead of leader Kim Jong Un&aposs planned summit with President Donald Trump.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The spacesuit astronaut Neil Armstrong wore during his mission to the moon went on public display for the first time in 13 years on Tuesday, at the Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum exactly 50 years to the day when Apollo 11 launched into space.
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As ICIJ's Jake Bernstein reported, the family has denied possession of the work, arguing that it belonged to a Panama-based company called International Art Center, which had purchased the work at auction in 1996 — two years before its public display at Nahmad Gallery — for $3.2 million.
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The court has upheld the public display of religious symbols before: a Nativity scene in the company of candy canes and reindeer in a city park and a Ten Commandments on a monolith on the grounds of the Texas State Capitol surrounded by many other historic monuments.
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This week, as nurses and doctors went public with their concerns that surgical masks and ventilators could run short, Trump made a public display of invoking the Defense Production Act -- a Korean War relic that would allow the federal government to force industry to produce necessary equipment.
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Related: San Bernardino Residents Say the City Had Pretty Awful Gun Violence Before Today The battle between the FBI and Apple was on public display for a couple of months until the FBI revealed last March that it no longer needed Apple's help, dropping its case.
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On February 9, the Berkshire Museum and the Attorney General Office (AGO) announced that an as yet unidentified nonprofit museum has agreed to buy "Shuffleton's Barbershop" and put it on public display; it also agreed to loan the work to the Norman Rockwell Museum for up to two years.
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It's not the only public display of a Union Flag in recent days, with the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin lit up with the flag, affectionately known as the Union Jack, in solidarity with the Britain after an attack in London Bridge by militants that left 7 dead on Saturday.
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Mr. Impaler was the ruler of a chunk of Romania then known as Wallachia, and earned his notoriety with brutal campaigns against invading Ottoman Turks and other foes that included impaling his vanquished enemies for public display as a warning to others who would dare challenge his position.
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"This public display of contempt for universal norms against chemical weapons use further demonstrates the reckless nature of North Korea and underscores that we cannot afford to tolerate a North Korean [weapon of mass destruction] program of any kind," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said in a statement.
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Girardi had spent a good amount of time castigating himself in an unusual, for him, public display of self-criticism about the aforementioned bad decision, in which he failed to appeal an umpire's ruling and set in motion a series of disastrous events that led to his team's defeat.
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PHILADELPHIA — A colonial-era punch bowl that has been called the "Holy Grail" of American ceramics is to go on public display for the first time in New York this month after its discovery during excavation on the site of the new Museum of the American Revolution here.
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Trump's all-caps warning to Rouhani in the Sunday night tweet has also drawn parallels to his approach when dealing with another hostile foreign leader: North Korea's Kim Jong Un. In a public display of rhetorical brinkmanship, Trump and Kim traded increasingly heated threats at the beginning of 2018.
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In 2013, a twenty-nine-year-old man from Brooklyn who posted naked photographs of his ex-girlfriend on his Twitter account, and sent them to her employer and her sister, was charged with three misdemeanors: aggravated harassment, dissemination of unlawful surveillance, and public display of offensive sexual material.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump and his top aides coordinated their response to North Korea's missile test on Saturday night in full view of diners at Mr. Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida — a remarkable public display of presidential activity that is almost always conducted in highly secure settings.
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Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget director, estimated on Wednesday that the public display of America's military might that Mr. Trump has called for could cost between $10 million and $30 million, and said the government would have to come up with a way to cover the cost.
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The attacks on the prime minister by his two siblings, which initially came in a joint news release and statement while their brother was on holiday has led to a rare public display of discord at the top of a country that usually keeps such matters firmly behind closed doors.
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Extra marketing: In the next 90 days, Hyperloop One plans to do a demo of a new track, and while Callinicos says that the fundraising is unrelated to its construction, it will likely be a "flashy public display that is going to cause a spike in demand," he told the Journal.
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It was a strikingly public display of the growing distance and distrust between the president and his supposed Republican allies on Capitol Hill, one with major implications for navigating a complex set of obstacles the party faces next month, from keeping the government open to preventing a devastating fiscal default.
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Pau Barrena/AFP/Getty Images While the pair — who just celebrated their one-year anniversary — have not discussed the "M" word (or anything in public really about their relationship other than a single photo proving they're Instagram official), this Public Display of Wedding-iness proves that Shayk would certainly make one beautiful bride.
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Moore — a conservative Christian who stands against gay marriage, for the public display of the Ten Commandments, and who has spent his campaign targeting "the establishment" in Washington, D.C. — is running against Luther Strange, whom President Donald Trump appointed to the seat in February after Jeff Sessions vacated to become attorney general.
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Recall that African-American artist Fred Wilson staged his landmark 1992 show "Mining the Museum" that brought the hidden relics of slavery from the recesses of the Maryland Historical Society into public display, just over a mile from Baltimore Police Department's Western District, where Gray would be taken on his fatal ride.
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MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, are expected to reconsider their dispute over Syria at a meeting on Tuesday in St. Petersburg, with both leaders interested in a public display of affection to show the West that strained ties have not left them isolated.
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The rage that pours out of Howard Beale, the film's fallen angel of a newsman who is pushed out of his anchor chair only to become a voice box for the fed-up average Joe and Jane, was a rare public display on a fictitious TV network that felt all too real.
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If that seems a little off-brand for a group whose songs include "Raining Blood" and "Public Display of Dismemberment," they can always follow the example of the classic hard rock band KISS, who are currently on their End of the Road World Tour, and who have their own line of custom coffins.
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And this is modest in comparison with the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, which will increase its public display space by 50%; the Whitney Museum of American Art, which grew by 100% in moving to Gansevoort Street; and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art whose latest project resulted in 300% more gallery space.
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I was never consulted on the decision to move the work, but as the curatorial lead on the Pledges project at the Spencer Museum, two things were within my power: to remain vigilantly committed to keeping the work on continuous public display through the run of the project and to continue to support public dialogue.
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Harald Metzkes "The Drinker" (1955) oil on board As cultural policy, administrators and managers in the GDR often avoided outright use of the word "verboten" (forbidden) when censoring works; instead, most of them euphemistically referred to their administrative actions simply as "measures," even when cancelling performances, exhibitions, or preventing individual art works from public display.
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I was surprised when Jia Jia told us that while Qin Shihuang created around 222,173 life-size soldiers to protect him in the afterlife, only 217,215 or so have been unearthed and reassembled since local farmers made the discovery in 210 (and only a portion of those are on public display at any given time).
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The toxic relationship between the two was on public display almost daily during President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 2202 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE's impeachment trial earlier this year.
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William Jeffs, a NASA spokesman, said NASA thinks the bag should be on public display because it "represents the culmination of a massive national effort involving a generation of Americans, including the astronauts who risked their lives in an effort to accomplish the most significant act humankind has ever achieved," he told the Wall Street Journal.
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What was once just a quick, visual way to tell a joke on the internet now wants to be counted as an art form, worthy of public display and analysis, according to ka5sh, an Instagram meme-maker with over 19,000 followers, and the curator of an upcoming meme-focused LA art show, By Any Memes Necessary.
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Although it was scarcely a thundering denunciation, the report noted that the Saudis criminalise any attempt to cast doubt on Islam or its legal tradition, including any attempt to promote atheism; any public display of non-Islamic religious symbols; any attempt to persuade Muslims to change religion; and, of course, any move by a Muslim to abandon the faith.
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The couple, who is no stranger to a public display of affection, attended the film's premiere Saturday night in coordinating attire – she in a pinstripe bustier A-line dress with sheer floral detail and platform heels, he in a windowpane plaid gray suit with black lace-ups and tone-on-tone black shirt, tie and pocket square.
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In one of the clearest examples of the US military and intelligence posture, even as North Korea this week makes a public display of shutting down its underground nuclear test site, US satellites are continuing to monitor to see if any new test sites may be emerging, one official with direct knowledge of the effort told CNN.
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Showcasing 10 decades of outfits – from the Queen's own lace christening gown worn in 1926 to the "neon at 90" look worn at Trooping the Colour in June, Fashioning a Reign: 90 Years of Style from the Queen's Wardrobe, which officially opens July 23, is the biggest collection of the monarch's fashion and millinery to ever go on public display.
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At the bar, a room full of rivals and threats (or classmates and possible friends, as a normal human might observe), he pulls the loudest and most public display of peacocking with Goose that he can, leading a sing-along to "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" right to Charlie's face, met with a resounding cheer and many slaps on the back.
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The United States, South Korea and Japan were making a public display of solidarity Thursday over the outcome of Trump&aposs summit with North Korea&aposs Kim Jong Un. But analysts and former officials with experience in U.S.-Asia policy were shaken by Trump&aposs failure to inform the Asian allies — or even the Pentagon — before mothballing the military maneuvers.
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Atlanta rapper T.I. on Thursday ripped Kanye West for his public display of support for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE during a wild meeting in the Oval Office earlier in the day.
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" His posts on Twitter were a striking public display from a man who, after winning the election, had worked to project an air of seriousness and self-discipline, first in a victory speech early Wednesday and then in an Oval Office meeting the next day with Mr. Obama, whom he called a "good man" for whom he had "great respect.
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Despite the very public display of leadership that comes with a female prime minister, Bangladesh is a country of severe gender inequality, with high rates of gender-based violence and child marriage, which speaks to a world where women struggle to have a voice or are seen as worthy of or capable of being able to lead inside the industry.
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It was Trump's latest public display of affection toward a world leader who's engaged in contentious relations with the sitting president, and it comes just a day after Obama signed an executive order ousting 21526 Russian intelligence officials and ordering Russians to leave two compounds outside of Washington, D.C., and New York City that were regular retreats for Russian diplomats.
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"No action has been planned or taken as of today so I am asking people to call and let them know in a respectful manner, how you feel about these racist symbols being on full public display where children can see them," he wrote on Friday, providing the names and contact information for the district's Title IX coordinator and its director of special education.
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Any public display of affection you show for MBS -- even if he offers you a carrot, like agreeing not to advocate further on oil production cuts -- may be interpreted as standing with Saudi Arabia and against our other allies, like Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan (whom you are scheduled to see) and European countries who have pledged to cut off arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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I have often looked at photographs of writers in their elegant book-lined studies and marveled at what seems to me a mirage of sorts, the near-perfect alignment of seeming with being, the convincing illusion of mental processes on public display, as though writing a book were not the work of someone capable of all the shame and deviousness and coldheartedness in the world.
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"We worked quite a lot with the Prince of Wales, who has incredible taste in specifically classical music, so it was really fun to spend some time going through selections with him," Meghan says in a personal recording for the new the new exhibition "A Royal Wedding: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex" at Windsor Castle, where the bride's Givenchy wedding dress (and Harry's uniform) is currently on public display.
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First, it's not clear whether the missiles were real or mock-ups, but experts say the public display was at least Pyongyang's latest move in a game of nuclear brinkmanship with the U.S. "It's very difficult to discern what's real and what's for show, but they certainly want to convey the impression that they have improved their nuclear capabilities, " Frank Lavin, former U.S. ambassador to Singapore, told CNBC.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Thursday hosted Kanye West for a wild meeting in the Oval Office days after the rapper made a public display of support for the president.
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