He is seen as honest, authentic, reformist and anti-establishment and radiates a political goodwill, compared to the hostility that Trump radiates, which is anathema to political independents.
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She radiates energy, excitement — all of those "e" words.
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As Katherine Newbury, Emma Thompson practically radiates brilliance and glamour.
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Built in 1930, the building still radiates an architectural regalness.
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From Raqqa, the Islamic State stronghold in Syria, terror radiates.
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Much of the poem's heat radiates from that second stanza.
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She's an upbeat, positive person who radiates compassion and strength.
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I feel it, a warmth that inexplicably radiates through me.
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A sense of imminent danger suddenly radiates from your pocket.
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" Darroch wrote that Trump "radiates insecurity" and has "no filter.
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Meanwhile, the spiral galaxy dominating the image radiates with glowing dust.
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As this version of Bridget, Zellweger radiates confidence and mature beauty.
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It wasn't just the beauty, though it radiates from her unchecked.
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He radiates an enthusiasm and a curiosity that borders on childlike.
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Mr. Shively's Billy radiates youthful ambition and a nice unvarnished innocence.
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His charm lies in the way joy radiates from his flow.
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Her loneliness radiates like heat from the pages of this book.
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The LED radiates only visible light — it does not radiate heat.
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Mr. Corenswet radiates calm and generosity that lends the show equilibrium.
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My mom always looks good, to the point where she radiates good.
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The most exciting thing about the album is the confidence it radiates.
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Every virtual footprint he leaves on the internet radiates with warm openness.
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Here, a dramatic, colorful pie chart radiates from the center of Antarctica.
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There's no Sesame Street character who radiates as much warmth as Elmo.
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The piece itself radiates in the dark and contains a vibratory energy.
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Portner is thrilled to be making this record; the fun radiates outwards.
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In Hamilton, every part of the city radiates with meaning for me.
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It radiates the realness of dreams while also maintaining their adamantine unreality.
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If Biden seems a bit shaky at times, Klobuchar radiates Midwestern solidity.
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In its camera eye, the neighborhood radiates light and thrums with energy.
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"The material gives the interior warmth and radiates naturalness," the automaker claims.
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On occasion, Bosker radiates youthful self-importance, maybe a touch of naïveté.
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Slight, pokey, and minor though it is, it radiates an adorable charm.
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Standard radiation radiates the areas around a tumor rather than a pinpointed location.
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Golan, who sports a full beard and smokes Marlboro Red cigarettes, radiates enthusiasm.
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Fimmel's Ragnar effortlessly radiates regal power – it's the lack of effort that's key.
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And just like cheese, our earwax radiates these cockroach-wooing chemicals as well.
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She is 70 but looks younger and radiates infectious energy on the stump.
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As the asteroid rotates, the dark surface absorbs sunlight and then radiates heat.
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No masked maniac is going to hunt her down, yet she radiates anxiety.
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It may be an aquatic animal, but this beluga radiates big dog energy.
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There is 'Easy Tiger' made with Douglas fir, which radiates fresh-chopped wood.
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Her side-eyed gaze radiates a powerful combination of seduction, contempt, and boredom.
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The club, which radiates expensive, hormonal kitsch, is on-brand for the label.
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The story radiates around him, jumping around time, perspective, and even narrative format.
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He radiates self-assurance, which may be one reason he took the job.
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Mr. Modi radiates intensity, but lately he seems a little less self-assured.
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She radiates a goodness, and I think everybody feels that way about her.
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We do not see the sun in Green's skies, but light radiates throughout.
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Who, whose wisdom is expressed solely in philosophical maxims, radiates regal earnestness and care.
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When Cruz shows off a piece from his collection, he radiates enthusiasm and pride.
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One can only wish that the "light" radiates beyond the pages of his book.
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Somehow, in her hands the color yellow radiates with a life of its own.
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Love is beautiful and when it radiates from a woman after birth, it's amazing.
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We don't typically see the boundless soul expanse that radiates from everyone around us.
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Ms. Blue's forthright, full-bodied soprano is supplemented by a presence that radiates wit.
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"Paradise" comes across as schematic, workmanlike, while "The Baptism of Christ" radiates spiritual conviction.
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And the city today, he said, radiates the insecurity of the previous ruling party.
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But where Dürer's self-portrait as Christ radiates authority, "Salvator Mundi" retires into itself.
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But as rendered in this production, it radiates an urgent and hypnotic theatrical energy.
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"We see the splendor that radiates from each human soul," Trump told the crowd.
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An LED on the other hand, only radiates visible light, requiring much less electricity.
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Similarly, "Subject II" (2019), a spiky figure made from thin steel bars, radiates dejection.
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In the new, fairy-tale-like video for "Adore You," Styles's smile radiates destruction.
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The joot radiates a kind of energy that strikes fear in our very soles.
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Luckily, Ludo—who radiates animosity throughout our journey—is blessed with hearing in both ears.
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It's a self-assurance that radiates from deep within and can be felt for miles.
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So we got the idea of somebody who just radiates death, who cannot approach people.
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He's saying 'See what I can do?' and that happiness and joy radiates to others.
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As M'Baku, he's fierce and funny and fearless; as Duke, he radiates intelligence and sensitivity.
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From the rear three-quarter perspective, the FX radiates aggression, and tremendous potential for speed.
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Kaneko is short and radiates nervous energy; Sykora is tall and conveys a quiet calm.
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As 5-year-old Saroo, the first-time actor simply radiates undeniable talent on screen.
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Weirdness abounds at the edge between worlds; eeriness radiates from the ruins of lost ones.
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The routine provides me with discipline that radiates throughout all aspects of my professional life.
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Law and order is a strange theme for a candidate who radiates conflict and disorder.
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Ms. Walker, a native of Jonesboro, Ga., radiates warmth and a matter-of-fact directness.
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Yet even at its most raucous, the "Ghost Trance" catalog radiates joy and good humor.
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His depression and self-loathing radiates off him — he's like Eeyore in an Italian suit.
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An interesting person is always excited to explore the world, and this energy radiates outward.
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One court's dividing net radiates bold, multicolored steaks of light that form two giant hearts.
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The father of three sons, he radiates a sense of urgency beneath his signature Kangol caps.
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As it rotates into the dark, that warmth radiates into space and it cools down again.
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I'm attracted to people who have an aura around them, a light that radiates from within.
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Connecting with the goodness of humanity that radiates through music and dance has been incredibly nourishing.
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Mr. Gay radiates a sexy charisma and warmth as Caufy, rendering his women troubles thoroughly believable.
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Paak makes music that radiates with farsighted imagination, unfettered humor, and an astute appreciation for craft.
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We have only a melodic line to judge by, but it radiates a kind of ecstasy.
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Matsoukas, who is tall and thin, with dark hair and high cheekbones, radiates a disconcerting hyperassurance.
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But The Times's Maggie Haberman reports that the White House radiates with the misery of staffers.
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To repeat, a traditional light bulb radiates heat, a small portion of which is visible light.
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Matching those dreams, every contender — all major players in the preparatory races — still radiates potential glory.
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Chalk it up to life on a narrow strip of sand, but Breezy Point radiates intimacy.
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"Let there be light," they say, and a universe radiates into existence on a dark stage.
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But Ms. Craig's Bobbie radiates a longing that turns wistfulness into something close to existential anguish.
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That wasn't just because Michelle Obama is an incredible orator who radiates emotional depth and sincerity.
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It is overwhelming, a physical force that radiates from her, detectable only by humans' sixth sense: empathy.
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Pure aesthetic mastery radiates out from these prints of an installation Hockey photographed back in the 90s.
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She's a woman of strong convictions, her beliefs couched in the wryness and warmth that she radiates.
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That's the energy that radiates along the ground after lightning strikes a tree, or the ground nearby.
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I immediately fell head over heels for her kind and thoughtful heart that radiates so much light.
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Like with most aspects of Swift's image, there's a continuity in her beauty choices that radiates authenticity.
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Keszler's polysyllabic drumming radiates into other sounds, sometimes shooting off quick sparks, elsewhere generating long, atmospheric tones.
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Newer vehicles have higher clearances, and the force of a blast diminishes rapidly as it radiates outward.
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Williams radiates confidence in his chances next year, while Ojeda talks like a man on a mission.
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His book THE WAY BACK: Restoring the Promise of America (Encounter Books, $27.99) radiates high pedagogical purpose.
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Most people experience an unusual feeling that begins at the center of the chest and radiates out.
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Much of their original work is gone but the entrance arcade still radiates an Art Deco feel.
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What makes the harp so beautiful is the way it radiates through open space, ethereal and unhurried.
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In gray outlines the word "Volar," Spanish for "to fly," radiates across the blackness of the wall.
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Jack, who starts out in the series as a bit self-centered, radiates compassion in this issue.
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Joukhadar's pleasure in describing Islamic astronomy and cartography radiates through these passages set far in the past.
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And the terrific Mr. Cordero radiates a cool charisma that mixes a surface geniality with shrugging ruthlessness.
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Or the Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining that radiates your body's heat right back at your skin.
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He has a low croak of a voice, sloping eyes, and a patient smile, which radiates restraint.
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Salmon radiates power, perpetually standing ramrod-straight in his striking costume, which suggests both military and royal authority.
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Tamera Mowry-Housley's daughter has a brand new big-girl room that radiates all things pink and sweet.
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MINIMUM WAGE They say change in the country often starts on the coasts and radiates into the heartland.
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It radiates and shocks along the surface of your body, like fucking somebody in a sandpaper-lined bed.
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Expect to hear cuts from their new album "Pretty Years," out next week, which radiates with big choruses.
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A gorgeous trio of altarpieces from 1915 radiates cosmic, religious energy from its golden circles and divided triangles.
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Her smile radiates genuine warmth and she has no hang up about hugging a reporter upon first meeting.
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This heightened awareness of a person's interior life radiates, in Neel's work, across every part of the painting.
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The heat radiates on the page and to me there is nothing more Arizona than heat and need.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Optimism radiates from "Queendom," a dance-floor declaration of female empowerment from the Norwegian songwriter Aurora.
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The pettiness radiates outward, as does the viciousness and lack of ethics — to his lawyers, to his kin.
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On a micro level, local businesses are hoping Tebow's arrival radiates all the way to their cash registers.
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It's that she radiates confidence and charisma with every flip of her hair, every swerve of her hip.
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Not unlike the atomic bomb, she radiates destruction, either damaging or being damaged by almost everyone around her.
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She had blood pressure spikes and developed sciatica, which causes pain that radiates to the lower back and legs.
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In memory of the Angels, a palette of 49 colors lines the basin and radiates towards the public spaces.
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The speaker does feature something called Directional Sound Control, which lets you define the direction the sound radiates towards.
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A series of fabric, prop-arm appendages, with hands containing between two and five fingers, radiates from her torso.
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And even during its most painful moments, there is tenderness that radiates out of Turtles All The Way Down.
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In one such design proposal called "Menacing Earthworks," an immense, lightning-shaped berm radiates from an open-centered Keep.
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"For a man who has risen to the highest office on the planet, President Trump radiates insecurity," Darroch wrote.
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And while the impact of "Miseducation" still radiates throughout hip-hop, Hill has faced her fair share of controversies.
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It's a lovely place to dine on a summer evening, as the setting sun radiates warmth and dappled light.
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"The coronet radiates the passion and the dedication of the young Victoria and Albert," he said in an email.
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Its fashion to lifestyle and beauty products are priced right and each of the styles radiates with positive energy.
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Depicted in a military uniform and peaked officer's cap, he radiates calm authority over the village of his birth.
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Patients with low back pain that radiates to other parts of the body need further evaluation, he told Reuters Health.
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A light projection creates a vanishing-point that radiates white light, capturing fragmented glimpses of five dancers' movements in space.
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Whether in character or in an interview, she radiates girl-next-door pluck rather than the glamour of a star.
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The polished-copper finish radiates luxury, evoking high-end jewelry and handbags, although it's macho enough to appeal to guys.
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By sprouting another squiggle, and letting it extend freely into the future, you represent how an electron radiates a photon.
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Dr Cui's goal was to cool the wearers of clothing by tinkering with the way heat radiates from their bodies.
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But most important are the appealing Rebecca Hart and M. Scott McLean, whose chemistry radiates good vibes throughout the theater.
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Nicola is a petite blonde with an English accent who radiates empathy; there is an earnestness and innocence about her.
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In "Moon (Full Lovers Moon Again), 2007," a hazy white orb radiates light from beyond the brush of tree branches.
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Truth radiates almost triumphantly from the depictions of black life in three new art books, each from a different era.
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This Saturday evening, amid the cheers of her closest friends, Cara radiates on stage beneath strings of white flashing lights.
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Plans are made as the moon connects with Saturn, and a magical energy radiates as the moon meets whimsical Neptune.
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And her stylist Rebecca Corbin-Murray seems to be translating Florence's talent with a style that radiates her self-confidence.
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So while the Tories have purged dissenting MPs and coalesced around Brexit, Labour radiates ambivalence on the election's central question.
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"It radiates a timeliness that suggests an old-fashioned Ken Loach lament matters more than ever," IndieWire critic Eric Kohn wrote.
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It radiates from Exarcheia Square, an intersection of three streets, where trees hang the banner: until every animal cage is empty.
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"I stopped using marijuana when I was 27606," Rohrabacher, a perennially smiley man who radiates an infectiously affable energy, tells me.
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Because they are ugly humans who cannot handle the beauty of S that radiates from her Soul and her physical being.
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Ashley Graham rang in the new year – and celebrated her husband's birthday – with a joy that radiates off her Instagram photos.
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The film's portrait of Lee and Jack's unlikely friendship radiates an astringent warmth and authenticity that's incredibly hard to pull off.
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Other cyst-specific clues: pelvic pain on one side or general pelvic pain that radiates into your lower back or thighs.
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Not only because she naturally radiates the aura of a forgiving priestess, but also because of her staunch stance on judgment.
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Brown turns in the best vocal performance he's ever given, and the warped chorus in the background radiates heat and light.
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Mr. Johnstone radiates a dangerous hunger for vengeance — and a soldierly virility — that make his actions more than an idle threat.
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A historical drama that radiates suspense, it often recalls "Munich" and "Bridge of Spies" (in which Mr. Klaussner played a role).
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She radiates California cool in a faded graphic tee and distressed jeans; strands of beachy, dirty blonde hair frame her face.
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The show radiates likability but lacks narrative bite, which makes it vanish from one's mind the moment the episode is over.
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The disk acts as an emitter that radiates heat into space through Earth's atmosphere, cooling the plate to below ambient temperature.
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Sanders, in contrast, radiates the ideological purity of a Vermont senator who has not faced a serious political race this century.
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In person, he radiates a negative exuberance, though he is milder, more tentative than his work might lead you to expect.
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The upcoming hit to shopping and business sentiment could be even more severe as an epidemic radiates out of central China.
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She can be soft, she can be unyielding, but her intensity radiates across the stage, pulling your gaze like a magnet.
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To hell with the white cube; this exhibition opens in bubblegum pink, where Party's "Portrait with Pink Bows" (2019) radiates marigold.
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Jamie is the story's hub, the center from which everything and everyone ostensibly radiates, but Dorothea is its reason for being.
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And that same positivity she encourages in her kids radiates throughout everything Beckham does, including speaking about her new cosmetics brand.
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And it radiates from Angelica (a magnificent Alba Rohrwacher), the village floozy who services local men in exchange for free drinks.
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At night, it radiates in the darkness, standing as a lonely but fiery, constant protestation amid the quiet of closed businesses.
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Reminiscent of a Trump rally when the chorus of "lock her up" radiates, this is a dangerous game for liberals to play.
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" It can also manifest itself in the country's people; one man notes that everyone he encounters "smells of time and radiates solitude.
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Already a quiet presence in the film, she clams up even further, but positively radiates anger and humiliation in her husband's presence.
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According to the Kickstarter campaign page, the case captures your iPhone's energy and re-radiates it with the best possible coverage pattern.
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But more than that, the movie radiates with a quirky and playful charm that'll make you miss your own high school days.
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Plummer does wonders with the role just on his complicated facial expressions: he radiates caution, resentment, and eagerness at the same time.
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Josiah shows that while he's good at stringing together smooth sentences — "Your beauty radiates from your core" — he's bad at fooling Rachel.
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According to official news agency RIA Novosti, the device, dubbed "Filin," radiates a beam similar to a strobe light during nighttime operations.
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In the main waiting area, the vaulted steel-truss ceiling, which gives the appearance of simple wooden beams, radiates a collegiate feel.
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They're not without reason—much of the music hasn't changed substantially since 2012, while the culture surrounding it often radiates toxic masculinity.
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When a pair of doctors cut her skull open, they peer inside with bewilderment that radiates through their layers of protective gear.
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"Besides the obvious enigmatic energy she radiates, she's a trained sleuth and informant, and she's intensely loyal," Feneberger said of her choice.
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Gossage can still reach back for that intimidating glare, the one that radiates an uncomfortable intensity — particularly when the subject is Cashman.
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"We all know Lily pretty well, she radiates goofy energy like no other, and everyone thinks the video is funny," said Schmidt.
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Uzo Aduba radiates a level of calm and warmth you might not expect from the breakout star of one of Netflix's best series.
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Physically, the Porsche Design Mate 26 lives up to its lofty brand name and radiates an assurance of high-end design and materials.
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Downstairs, at a bank of computers, he radiates pride as he demonstrates how to regulate the flow of oxygen to its 13 furnaces.
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Light radiates through the sculptures' roughly 100,000 holes, formed in overlapping floral patterns based on the Fibonacci sequence, sliced with over 11,000 blades.
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Honeycomb, which the brand describes as an "energetic, golden hue that radiates warmth to liven up any space," is bold but not garish.
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It radiates happiness, a place of contentment and a peaceful life; hummingbirds can be spotted flitting about, drinking the nectar of purple flowers.
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She is presented unvainly, in jeans and a plaid shirt, but she radiates confidence and beauty, a notable contrast to Curly's ambling peacock.
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Mooney's the kind of guy folks can't take their eyes off; he radiates something bad and exciting, or he's exciting because he's bad.
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In describing his installations—painted wood, foam, and resin coated pieces—for Go Skateboarding Day, there's an eloquent simplicity that radiates from him.
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The result was a sample-heavy collection of tracks that radiates the laid-back, sunshine-filled soul of the city in its heyday.
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Unglazed and plain, it sits far below the blue vase and radiates with placidity, not structural or intrinsic, but merely a hanger-on.
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Whether singing or delivering her often self-deprecating patter, Ms. Chenoweth always radiates a pleasure in performing that carries across the proverbial footlights.
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But "guru" isn't just the vibe he radiates; Riley's influence stretches farther afield than almost any other figure in 221th century classical music.
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Bordered by celeste-colored PVC pipes set in orderly rows, it suggests a moat-bordered ziggurat that radiates beneath the expansive, azure sky.
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He would also have to resist the intense recoil, which pushes the torso backward, as well as the heat that radiates from the barrel.
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She showed a photograph of her son in a bright gold shirt, his face beaming with a smile that radiates all these years later.
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Russell radiates a determined calm as Rhys leans into Philip's agitation, his tone just that much more clipped and furious with every passing take.
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He radiates a kind of quiet peace, joy, even—perhaps not what one might expect to encounter from the burly frontman, but palpable nonetheless.
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The sun, whose light an incandescent bulb attempts to approximate, is hotter than a filament, so radiates more strongly at shorter wavelengths (see chart).
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Try a Fuck You Steve, which radiates with mezcal, pineapple, and Campari, or a similarly bromelain-laden Love Blake, with tequila reposado and cinnamon.
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Enhanced by scrupulous attention to details of color, light and shadow, "Last Supper" radiates its new life without losing Vasari's original strength in portraiture.
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The same could be said of the cast, which radiates the kind of gusto that actors working with enjoyable material don't need to fake.
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He doesn't identify as being of any particular sexual orientation; he has publicly dated women, but also radiates "a queerness," as Mock puts it.
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What he has done is less a makeover than a takeover; his imprint radiates out from his Afrocentric menu to animate the whole enterprise.
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The field radiates out from the transmitter in all directions; unless the receiver coil is very, very close, it doesn't pick up much energy.
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It refers to someone who isn't necessarily the most famous, but radiates self-confidence in a way that the world opens up to them.
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A black hole's gravity pulls astral objects apart, creating an orbit of swirling debris that heats up millions of degrees and radiates X-rays.
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Affable and calm, his voice radiates a matter-of-fact confidence that could only come from someone who knowing that they've created something special.
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Anyone already familiar with her work as a poet and essayist would not be shocked to find that Ms. Broder radiates an immediate, cozy candor.
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On most hot Jupiters, gaseous titanium dioxide in the dayside&aposs upper atmosphere absorbs starlight and radiates this energy as heat, warming the air up.
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The town is a "'power spot,' a place of profound religious importance and natural beauty, which radiates spiritual energy," according to one Japan tourism site.
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Clinton radiates positive energy on the trail, Democratic groups are beginning to coalesce around a strategy to deliver sustained and brutal attacks on Mr. Trump.
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He carries himself with an athlete's bouncy elegance (until his early 21943s, he wanted to be a professional snowboarder) and radiates an assured California calm.
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OG Miles finally finds a real reason to change his ways and maybe get back some of the joy his bright and shiny doppelganger radiates.
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Mr. Lage is a guitarist with spring in his step, the sort of improvising musician who radiates ease and good feeling, even on tricky terrain.
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The paranormal showdown is fuzzy at best, but the pacing rocks and Spall radiates such ingratiating evil that he needs no help from special effects.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The resurgence of downtown Kansas City, Mo., radiates from the luxury apartment towers with floor-to-ceiling windows and a rooftop pool.
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"A hotel room radiates that we do not mean anything to it, we are one of many exchangeable goods," notes novelist Benedict Wells in an essay.
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Newton radiates confidence — to the irritation of some — so it's not a huge surprise to see him in gold cleats with MVP plastered across the ankles.
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From there, Beyoncé's allure not only radiates with the warmth of the sun but appears in such perfect unison with the natural beauty that surrounds her.
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The flash reinvention and the veteran star's demonstration of pop mastery aren't modes that often mix, however Minogue radiates the grace of a country-disco queen.
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Describing Lego City Undercover to people, it'd be easy to talk about the city, or the puzzles, or the spirit the game radiates with every action.
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And if you've ever been lucky enough to witness her open or close a show in person, you know that her personality radiates with every step.
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But through what she describes as the "ugh" of a sluggish day, the warmth that radiates from her music presents itself, wide-eyed, in her character.
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Mr. Saldivar's Pablo, whose paintings eventually earn him a gallery show, radiates confidence even in the face of his friends' sometimes sardonic comments about his work.
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The audio from the speakers radiates upward rather than outward, so it should theoretically piss off your roommates and neighbors less than a traditional speaker would.
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N.C. Julian Lage is a guitarist with spring in his step, the sort of improvising musician who radiates ease and good feeling even on tricky terrain.
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" He imagined that "a light of spirituality radiates from her, and each stage on her road to humanity is marked, as it were, by flaming beacons.
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JAZZ Mr. Lage is a guitarist with spring in his step, the sort of improvising musician who radiates ease and good feeling, even on tricky terrain.
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If you're going to make a movie about a homicidal madman in clown makeup, you might as well get a guy who radiates low-level menace.
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Goldbarth's latest offering calls to mind that old tin spinning toy that radiates sparks when you push the bottom with your thumb: kinetic, tactile, dazzling, fun.
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Though suffused with a self-interrogating tone, Possessed radiates an optimism characteristic of Eckhaus Latta's practice, one based on their relentless faith in the creative act.
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" According to the Daily Mail, Darroch wrote his colleagues that "for a man who has risen to the highest office on the planet, President Trump radiates insecurity.
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" Ms. LuPone, who often appears with Mr. Rudetsky at the piano, agreed: "The thing about Seth is his enthusiasm for musical theater — it radiates from every pore.
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The star radiates on every red carpet she steps on, so it's no wonder she's naturally drawn to a product that gives her that signature dewy glow.
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"He was very bright – one of those exuberant people who radiates positivity and love," Amber Smyth, a former coworker of Vielma's at Universal Orlando Resort, tells PEOPLE.
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Sunlight heats up the surface of asteroids, and when enough heat radiates off the rocky body's surface, this can propel the asteroid and force it to spin.
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He's got a TV anchor's unflappable poise and immovable hair, and radiates an almost eerie calm when a dozen explosive stories break during his daily CNN show.
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There is a specific intelligence that radiates from the arms of certain grown-ass women when you place a baby in their arms, an ancient muscle memory.
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Black has gradually made its way from being a color associated with grief and morbidity to one known as a fashion staple that radiates sophistication, she said.
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The song already radiates purely instrumental a menacing atmosphere, which was raised even more in the version previously recorded by The National to unimaginable levels melancholic gloom.
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As far as his greater burden is concerned, he radiates no certainty that the blues will outlast him as anything other than a source of curatorial interest.
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Every Bank Holiday, retailers take the opportunity to drop the prices of their products, and capitalise on the good mood that radiates off everyone on these occasions.
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Kiara Mia isn't bailing on 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo after one bad game, because she says he "radiates greatness" ... and you can't hold him back for long.
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One of the home's special features is an iron chimney in the living room designed by the Peruvian artist Víctor Delfín, which radiates heat throughout the house.
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This lends the beauty of his work an ache that radiates throughout a film that simultaneously acknowledges the complexity of his influences while distracting from their diversity.
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JON CARAMANICA What's so great about Ella Mai's "Boo'd Up" — one of this year's most effective R&B singles — is how it floats and radiates warm light.
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She radiates the wounded hopefulness of someone who's ready for the next chapter of her life, and by the end of the six-episode season, she's there.
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They then use a device called a transducer that radiates certain sound tones into the water to signal to the dolphin that it is time to search.
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It first radiates a silvery-white light, but as the piece progresses, more colors are added and replaced — yellow, green, lavender — creating the effect of an eclipse.
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It turns out, there's a clever makeup hack to achieve a natural-looking, post-skin-care glow that actually radiates through foundation, concealer, and even setting powder.
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This annual showcase of music and dance at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, where tradition and abandon merge to the mesmerizing beat of a drum, radiates heat.
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As carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases build up in the atmosphere, they trap more of the heat that radiates from Earth's surface as it absorbs sunlight.
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Heat flows from Earth and into the air, and then from the air through the thermoelectricity generators and into the disk, which then radiates the heat upwards.
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The film radiates inward, too: it is only a mild spoiler to reveal that "Uncut Gems" both starts and ends with the viewer tunnelling through Howard's body.
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Looking at the ribald reverie in the painting, you can almost hear the band play as the heat generated in the dance hall radiates from the canvas.
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I suffer from cervical radiculitis, which means two discs have compressed a nerve in my neck, and pain radiates down my left arm and into my palm.
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In Sacramento, the sun radiates a maniacally cheerful, golden-yellow light that kisses the flat horizon on three sides before finally disappearing nightly behind the coastal mountain range.
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A tall, solidly built man now in his late 220s who wears a mustache and a Tuskegee baseball cap, Andrews radiates self-confidence, drive and impatience with excuses.
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Still, Mr. Warner wants to show that techland has gotten too big for its breeches and that the center of power radiates from the Hill—not the Valley.
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These guys sound and act like brothers do, and the warmth that radiates from them when they're getting along earns this soapy show substantial good will every time.
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The Ford House is the kind of grand property that could have fallen into the trap of being too big for its own good, but it radiates class.
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This is the thing about grift-logic: It immediately radiates outward, by analogy, from literal scams to broad systems that merely have the same sensibility as a scam.
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Despite folksy characters with fragrant names like Sitter Mavis, who must mind her dotty mother, and Clara Breedlove, who radiates maternal warmth, the play is subtler than that.
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Now Mr. Thorsett radiates optimism about the future — something rare these days among his counterparts, many of whom face challenges as bad as or worse than he did.
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All of the surfaces facing away from the sun are flat black, which radiates heat, and all of those facing the sun are silver, to reflect heat away.
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It radiates gleeful mischief, and the costume and sets, both by David Zinn, have a thrift-vintage D.I.Y. vibe that creates an additional layer of fascination and familiarity.
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Mr. Cordero, who played a similar if smaller role in "Bullets Over Broadway" (and won a Tony nomination for it), is ideal as Sonny, who radiates a dangerous chilliness.
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" As for what it was like to work with Sean, she added, "He's just such an incredible being to be in the room with because that magic just radiates.
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It glows and radiates a sort of Zen-raver-constellation of colored lights—and, for good measure, includes one of the group's famously irresistible mansion-size bouncy cloud castles.
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She has already made quite a name for herself as a singer, actress, spokesperson, designer, and we can't get enough of the Black girl magic that radiates from her.
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Blake radiates a fierce intensity as he mentally rehearses how he intends to prepare for Sunday's 100 meters final, assuming he emerges from the qualifying rounds starting on Saturday.
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"There is a warmth that radiates from her and also a sensitivity and a vulnerability that she tries her damnedest to hold back sometimes," Levinson told the Hollywood Reporter.
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A lot of this wave radiates off of the music, K-pop, with artists like PSY, Wonder Girls and BTS whose edgy look, style and sound attract global fans.
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But most of that matter is in the form of intergalactic gas so hot that it radiates X-rays, which astronomers use to spot clusters far out in space.
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Charles repeats this rare word of praise just before the kiss; when he pulls away, the trauma radiates from Giamatti's eyes so strongly you can almost hear it hum.
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Giving a standout performance, Jahi Di'Allo Winston radiates charisma as the 14-year-old protagonist, Mouse, and elevates a story about black boys reckoning with different ideals of masculinity.
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"What They Did" unfurls over a single nine-page paragraph in which time radiates outward in both directions from the spatial/emotional/historical zero point of the gaping hole.
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Implicit bias radiates from the walls of the Capitol and affects the way the streets are enforced, maintaining the narrative of white privilege as the story of the land.
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One piece, for example, emits the sound of a siren and radiates with patches of color when you take a drink of alcohol and blow into its attached breathalyzer.
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For all his diminutive size (he is 5-foot-7), idiosyncratic coiffure, and penchant for self-deprecation, in person Moniz radiates an easy confidence and command of the issues.
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But this album is like '90s R&B and "Since You Been Gone" had a baby, a soulful collection that radiates more confidence than we've ever heard from Clarkson before.
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Some of these interviews work better than others, especially the one with Cooper's cousin, Sally Levin: Like Cooper, she just radiates positivity, and has the best anecdotes about her cousin.
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San, 19, who naturally radiates positivity and enthusiasm, believes that their work speaks for itself, and even hopes to be a group that helps eliminate this kind of unfair stereotype.
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She radiates intensity as she goes up against Grochowska, who as Violet's mother, is trying to spare her the indignity of the failures and disappointments that she's had to endure.
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Others are more nuanced, like adult movie star "Erect" Oki, who radiates calm confidence, and a young real estate agent who flips traditional gender norms to learn how to knit.
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The Beoplay M5 is a 5993-degree speaker, meaning it radiates sound in all directions and can be positioned anywhere — though pictures of the thing don't properly convey its size.
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One way of measuring the destructive force of a quake is its magnitude at its origin point, another is via its intensity at different locations, as the energy radiates outward.
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Even during its most painful moments, there is tenderness that radiates out of 'Turtles All The Way Down' That's not to suggest that this book is only somber and sadness.
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At heart, Sykes's photos are about idiosyncratic expressions of pride: It radiates from the people pictured, who look delighted to show off their dances, their contests and their homemade costumes.
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Much of the play's tension radiates from the rivalry between Lala, a college dropout, and her prettier, smarter cousin Sunny Freitag (a serenely confident Amanda Kristin Nichols), who attends Wellesley.
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And sheer euphoria radiates from a groove that starts with a succinct desert-blues guitar lick, then keeps piling up polyrhythms, foreground and background, until it's utterly, gloriously head spinning.
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The shoe salon radiates concentrically outward from an enormous bubbled chandelier, and the designer fashion section orbits around a central bank of escalators and a kicky display that changes monthly.
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The heavily retouched photos have a deliberately painterly touch, while an almost unnerving sense of calm radiates from the subject—more often than not, the subject is the artist herself.
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If the death of cinema is a contestable thesis — a weary claim that often radiates a myopic atavism — then the death, or dying, of film culture is nearly a commonplace.
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Obama radiates an ethos of integrity, humanity, good manners and elegance that I'm beginning to miss, and that I suspect we will all miss a bit, regardless of who replaces him.
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I feel like when I walk into a room and I'm wearing all yellow, the happiness and confidence that I have radiates on to other people and they respond to it.
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Embodied with respect and ferocity by Frank Boyd in "The Holler Sessions," which runs through Friday at the Paradise Factory, Ray radiates a hard-core obsessiveness that's both scary and contagious.
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On the cozy, chirpy "My Phone," the slight echo accentuating her singing radiates delighted relief, while on "Apathy" her breathy double-tracked voice over bitter guitar crunch shivers with nervous resignation.
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"The asteroid absorbs the heat and it re-radiates that heat, which gives a subtle push to its orbit," said Lindley Johnson, NASA's planetary defense officer, in an interview with Motherboard.
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Ellie Goulding is one pop star who radiates cool-girl vibes, so it's hard to imagine that the "Love Me Like You Do" singer has ever felt less than supremely confident.
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Engineering a stack of layers that can pass visible light unchanged and reflect infrared—and do so from all of the angles from which the filament radiates—was no easy task.
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The second-floor gallery housing the exhibition radiates with riveting black-and-white photographs, but the most evocative object may be the bare beechwood deck chair with a ripped rattan seat.
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As a black hole of this size radiates, it shrinks slightly and thus gets hotter, which makes it shrink faster and hotter, and so forth almost until the end of time.
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The sense of anxiety and paranoia that radiates from the president's Twitter feed only grew after Michael Cohen, his former personal attorney, implicated Trump in campaign-finance crimes earlier this month.
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The new album was recorded last summer, after several nights on the bandstand, and it radiates the heat and enthusiasm of a nightclub set within the framework of a studio album.
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The immediate familiarity and sense of real, lived-in history that radiates off the screen whenever the Bordelons are on it is in large part thanks to Queen Sugar's incredible actors.
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It radiates alpha particles, relatively large on an atomic scale, which means the thin glass of a test tube, the leather of a briefcase, or even air or skin stop them.
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Nuriev's apartment is certainly photogenic — he has a knack for dividing spaces with color-blocking, essentially creating areas made to be framed — but it also radiates an air of imperfect coziness.
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The love of the women in my book for themselves, for their hair, and for their communities radiates off of them, and this love, I hope, comes across in these photos.
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The whole 17th-century construction radiates from an Egyptian obelisk and was designed to be fabulously symmetrical, surrounding visitors like an embrace from St. Peter's Basilica, on the plaza's western side.
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Neither the entire portrait of Hughes nor the young man is fully lit; instead the image radiates light at the connecting point between the two subjects: the hand gripping the frame.
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Upon first seeing the check, she radiates with a smile that cuts from cheek to cheek, but soon realizes it was a mailroom mishap; the check was for her white male colleague.
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After witnessing you spend too many days unhappy with yourself, your sister has cultivated a healthy self-esteem, and radiates her own kind of Big Dick Energy every time she gets dressed.
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But insurance claims show Williams billed the sessions as highly complex $300 examinations to treat "lumbago and sciatica," a condition in which nerve pain radiates from the lower back into the legs.
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Earnestly scribbling in a Moleskine notebook, Jim radiates nervous energy and ambition; Emily notices the way he hungrily eyes her desk when she asks him where he sees himself in five years.
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The 29-year-old supermodel and Victoria Secret angel pairs her signature face-lift ponytail with a natural gleam that radiates from her high cheekbones down to the tips of her toes.
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When a car breaks down, it can have a ripple effect that quickly radiates throughout the system and is one of the many reasons that riding the subway has become increasingly unbearable.
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Almost everyone loves a carrot, from toddlers clutching the little batons to grown-ups at holiday feasts, where a gleaming platter of roasted carrots radiates a deeper, more complex type of sweetness.
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Where the book radiates warmth, however, is in its continual return to Johnson's mentors, from an inspiring high school writing teacher, Marie-Claire Davis, to his longtime friend the novelist John Gardner.
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From gang members to an Evangelical Christian who painted an enormous holy trinity based on Hollywood bit players, Varda's film radiates empathy and respect, even ensuring the muralists are credited in voiceover.
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Twice the size of everyone else and with her hair curled into an interplanetary fleur de lis, she looms and bobs and radiates love upon all the lesser beings onscreen and in seats.
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Martin's carefree invention and experimental materiality bubble over with a joy that radiates from these canvases right into the smile I found on my face while I was standing in front of them.
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When I was still working, I suffered from lower back pain and sciatica (when pain radiates down your legs from the lower back) — both of which were caused by prolonged periods of sitting.
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With young people from around Latin America and Spain streaming into the city, and the Mexican peso hitting record lows against the dollar, the city — daunting and endless as it is — radiates energy.
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Clinton's memoir radiates with fury at the forces and the figures ranged against her, but it is also salted with self-searching, grief, bitterness, and fitful attempts to channel and contain that fury.
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Where Nakayama radiates creative energy, Iida is steady and direct, and she quickly assumed a role as the protector of Nakayama's vision, taking over aspects of managing the restaurant that Nakayama had neglected.
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The laid-back atmosphere is one reason; the large, colorful room accented with green walls and turquoise cloth napkins radiates that incongruous mix of luxury and insouciance that distinguishes the best Caribbean resorts.
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Curator Dr. Lorenza Beati, a smiling woman in wire-rimmed glasses and blue jeans, a woman who radiates the same vibe as a kindly, eccentric aunt, welcomes anyone who has daring enough spirit.
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Her familiarity with the dismal science radiates through her provocative new work, "Edge of Chaos," as she argues compellingly that the global failure to achieve sustained, inclusive growth underpins the rampant political turmoil.
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And yet the more intense heat radiates from her new single, "Liability," a heart-rending piano-only slow burner about being a partner who others love to play with but not hold onto.
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Mr. Lichtscheidl radiates the introversion of the naturally lonely and a firm determination to get his fish, even if it involves endless hours of staring into the empty distance as his limbs grow numb.
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Do you buy organic sweet potato chips and reasonably priced imported cheeses at Trader Joe's, the alt grocery chain that radiates good vibes with frozen mini wontons, Hawaiian shirt uniforms, and two-dollar wine?
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Despite their labor-intensiveness, and the many states that they pass through before they are completed, what radiates throughout the objects in the exhibition is the evident pleasure that Butterly takes in making them.
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A decade later, the pain radiates to her right knee and remains largely unaddressed, so deep and searing that on a recent day she sat stiffly on her couch, her curtains drawn, for hours.
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The Countess—and it radiates right off her face—wants to put her mouth on these women with a rapacity that must have shocked some 1930s moviegoers and gone over the heads of others.
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Warmth radiates from Toque de Queda, a casual restaurant, bar and deli squirreled away on an alley in the old town where diners lounge in window niches and sip cava around long communal tables.
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But the key choice here was the casting of Mr. Kitsch, the "Friday Night Lights" star who radiates sincerity and has an overflowing charisma that the real-life Koresh is said to have lacked.
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" Another focal point is an iridescent work that reads "RADIATE LOVE," which Kohut says "seemed like the perfect piece for the space" as host Clarkson "just radiates love, and so does everybody around here.
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The story doesn't end with an abrupt epiphany; it ends with a scene of the old man, days later, "ambling like a stray dog" through the streets of his town, and it radiates outward.
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That tension radiates outward to the political landscape of the show: the power plays and backstabbing and spurned populaces with chips on their shoulder gradually ratchet up the pressure on an already fragile stability.
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Jude Law radiates as Pius XIII, the first American pope, exalted by the church establishment in the expectation that he'll be a telegenic media darling and a bridge between the conservatives and the liberals.
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Lee's film is strongest when he's exploring how the violence of white supremacy radiates far beyond the KKK, but even he seems unnerved that we still have to deal with these oafish bigots in 2018.
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FIFA described its latest creation, unveiled during a live television show in the presence of Russian deputy prime minister Vitaly Mutko and former Brazil striker Ronaldo, as "a wolf who radiates fun, charm and confidence".
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Scroll on to effortlessly cross a home makeover off your to-do list with an under $30 zebra-print that screams, "I am Margot Tenenbaum," or a pleated-velvet number that radiates some royal realness.
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Cutting a starkly different image from Mr. Trump's more combative and impulsive public supporters, like Chris Christie or Sarah Palin, not to mention the candidate himself, Ms. Trump, 34, radiates disciplined poise and practiced reserve.
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In this post-dunk acrobatic haze, a simple straight line dunk transmuted by a series of bad decisions, Joel radiates more Vīrya than most NBA players do in a lifetime, sprawling out in a 1!
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For all of his formal and conceptual invention, Khalil and his work are best encapsulated by "Self-portrait" (1975), an image of a man made up of different shades of black, that nonetheless radiates light.
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If there's a problem with the portrayal, it's that Wilson radiates an intelligence and pragmatism (as she always does) that don't entirely jibe with what we're seeing — how could Alison have been fooled so completely?
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The answer becomes ever more malleable as the story radiates through media: The newspaper says the children ranted at the wives; the television says they terrorized the wives; the radio says they threatened the wives.
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Here I am, at a place that radiates optimism, that flaunts the raw power of human technology that was built to explore the infinite, only to learn of man's essential helplessness in the face of nature.
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From the moment he enters, wreathed in stage smoke, Mr. Dauchan radiates that natural, magnetic affability you associate with successful stand-up comics and talk-show hosts, but without any of the underlying hostility or aggression.
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Possible symptoms include loss of appetite, abdominal pain that radiates to the back, new-onset diabetes in someone over 50, jaundice, itchy skin, a change in how alcohol tastes, and pale odd-smelling feces that float.
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This material reflects some of the heat your body radiates outward back to you in the form of infrared energy that helps create ideal circulation and support healing and recovery in joints, muscles, and other tissue.Meaning?
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While lacking in full waterproofing, the Columbia Ridge to Run Pant will keep you plenty warm thanks to the metallic dot Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining that bounces heat your body radiates right back at you.
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Exasperation radiates like an electric force field around Shelly, who is also trying to entertain Jackie (Finnerty Steeves), an old friend from the neighborhood who has dropped by unexpectedly, having fled a personal crisis in New York.
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On board Solar Orbiter, there are 10 instruments to measure various phenomena and gather different types of information from the Sun, including permeating ultraviolet imaging and taking measurements from the solar wind that radiates off the star.
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That compassion radiates out and out and out, even extending, eventually, to all of us – the people who made Jeff into the hero we needed him to be, without stopping to wonder what he wanted to be.
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Perfect for use at night and in the car, it radiates a bright enough light to help you find the cable in the dark or just serve as your entertainment when you're bored out of your mind.
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This is a story about skiing, and about a gifted and charismatic athlete who had a shot at professional status — but it's really about 'the blast zone of mental illness,' which radiates out into so many lives.
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While India is such a feast of the senses — the food, the fashion, the colors, the deities, the clanging of brass bells and the constant whiffs of incense and fragrant oils — Kashmir radiates its own distinctive charm.
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"You ran the math on trying to bump the parachute down to subsonic, and the inefficiencies associated with that started to manifest very quickly," says Clark, a wiry 37-year-old who radiates a cheerful yet manic intensity.
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The story — Ms. Holmer wrote the script with one of the movie's producers, Lisa Kjerulff, and its editor, Saela Davis — is elemental, elliptical and radiates out from its sun, the 11-year-old Toni (the wonderful Royalty Hightower).
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Leading a visitor through the home, Mr. Paik, who is soft-spoken and radiates calm in his very being, talked about the need to eliminate distractions like clutter, sharp edges, grating colors and hardware erupting unnecessarily from surfaces.
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The final gym picture posted so far (his fitness-filled Instagram feed suggests this won&apost be the last of them) radiates pure concentration that would make him even more millions if it could be bottled and sold.
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Moses, whose head radiates with hornlike beams of light, directs the Israelites to gaze upon a brass sculpture of a serpent, wound around a cross-like pole at the lower center, just beneath Jesus in the upper half.
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She doesn't eff with social media, takes a DGAF approach to Hollywood's OG beauty standards, and radiates equal parts beauty and badassery that goes virtually unmatched, thanks to her signature dramatic eye looks and frequent (and fearless) hair changes.
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In times when I am at my most cynical, I find myself bashful about how much joy it radiates, and jealous that I sometimes care more about how my posts are received than the moment that my posts capture.
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The ruthless ambition of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, in full display at home with his crackdown on businessmen and members of the royal family, also radiates across the Middle East, driven by the urgency to check Iranian influence.
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TEJAL RAO In "Maangchi's Big Book of Korean Cooking" (Rux Martin, $35), Emily Kim — the YouTube cooking star known as Maangchi, who wrote this book with Martha Rose Shulman — presents her recipes with encouragement that radiates off the page.
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A good story is a high-wire act that uses angle of vision, voice and plot to produce a work that somehow, against all odds, radiates meaning at all levels — in the sentences, the structure and in the absences.
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Channeling vintage ice-cold R&B, Essentials radiates a romantic aura even as de Casier expresses her frustrations with the typical pitfalls of the têxte-à-têxte, pining to cut through all the mixed signals and find something real.
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Wafting from that bandstand, sometimes to shoo away sadness but just as often to let it in, the period and original tunes are as artfully layered as the bright set (by Lez Brotherston), which radiates like a plaything supersized.
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In memos to the British government which date from 2017 to the present, Kim Darroch said Trump "radiates insecurity" and advises officials in London that to deal with him effectively "you need to make your points simple, even blunt".
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A second or two after a plant receives an injury, like a chomp from a caterpillar, a warning signal radiates from the location of the wound, spreading out through the entire plant in a process that takes fewer than 120 seconds.
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The same goes for Witherspoon, who radiates a little too much movie-star vibe to be wholly convincing as a character who isn't exactly the Deborah Norville to Jane Pauley (Google it, kids), even if that's how Alex perceives her.
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It shouldn't surprise anyone that Schumer knows exactly who she is: the actress radiates confidence in both her stand-up comedy and in her fearless sketches on Inside Amy Schumer, many of which take jabs at sexism and her own haters.
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But in addition to the incredible story, The Argonauts radiates with stunning observations about being queer and in love, making the memoir feel less like a book and more like the perfect rendering of a person's heart on a page.
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Underwater drones are harder to detect, and thus counter, than surface drones are because sound radiates from them through the water as a sphere, rather than the hemisphere occupied by the waterborne sonic emissions of a drone at the surface.
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The music radiates a sense of wonder If Since I Left You dragged you through different scenes from a buzzing, blue-lit bash, Wildflower takes you out into the larger world and invites you to feel the sun on your skin.
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Above all, Mr. Sher's Falstaff practically bursts his big belt from the sheer force of life he radiates: He is humanity's best and worst instincts rolled into an overstuffed package — a "double man" indeed, to borrow a phrase from the plays.
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Alone in my rental car, I think about concentric circles of trauma — the way one bullet, fired from one gun, damages one person and then radiates outward, driving generation-spanning wounds into the psyches of spouses, siblings, friends, neighborhoods and communities.
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As a result, whether she's taking down dystopias as Katniss Everdeen or making out with Amy Adams in American Hustle, Lawrence isn't just wholly confident onscreen — she radiates a spirit of excitement that she invites the viewer to share with her.
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The voice, for Belle as well as for Fräulein Maria, is the character, and Watson, though she radiates a sane and freckled healthiness, is too weak in the pipes to grab you by the ears and make the film her own.
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Indeed, the current exhibition of Patterson's work, entitled …to dig between the cuts, beneath the leaves, below the soil… has immersed the white cube in flora and fauna that radiates off the walls, transforming the gallery space into a garden.
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On Sunday, at a memorial marking the 25th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide, President Paul Kagame reflected on such reconciliation "in 1994, there was no hope, only darkness, Today, light radiates from this place... Rwanda became a family once again."
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The film radiates outward from Howard, who revels, Safdie-like, in travelling between worlds: we follow him to a Passover Seder, where he encounters the ten plagues, and to a night club, where he encounters the R. & B. star the Weeknd.
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The cast and writers speak about the experience with a befuddled reverence, and the youthful determination captured in the old clips radiates so powerfully it almost sends us all back to our didn't-know-better-yet selves of 20 years ago.
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My pet theories about why viewership particularly among a younger demo declined is that everything that they do from the theme music to the set to the types of stories, radiates that what they really value is comprehensiveness and authoritativeness.
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Simpson has also revealed that her "severe pregnancy acid reflux" led her to buy herself a special sleep recliner, and said that she suffered a month of sciatica pain, which radiates from one's lower back down each leg, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Kristen Stewart has long been our inspiration for edgy, punk-y beauty — the girl just radiates badass-ness — and her latest tattoo and hairstyle, which she discussed during a recent appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, don't disappoint on that front.
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Last month, a team of physicists reported in Nature that a sound-trapping fluid, analogous to a black hole that traps light, radiates a featureless spectrum of energies, just as Stephen Hawking predicted for the invisible spheres he was famous for studying.
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The exposing of indifference and cruelty toward vulnerable men, in "Titicut Follies," or toward animals, in "Primate" (1974), lent those films a fortifying ire, whereas the new work radiates benevolence toward an institution that is itself benign, and where's the rub in that?
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What is most distinctive is the strongman, authoritarian style of politics that he radiates so strongly both in the bigger-than-life-or-politics persona he projects and the trust-me, I'll fix everything and make us great again, program he promises.
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Check out how she pitches her voice just slightly too high and makes her smile just slightly too fixed when she does that smarmy fake wave at the kid she's scamming: she's having so much fun that it radiates off the screen.
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When she deigns to leave her protected bubble to speak to carefully screened liberal masses, she promises everything, as if throwing government largess will negate her stiff personality and enlarge the charisma that radiates an entire three-fourths of an inch around her.
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Piccioli, who radiates a warm intelligence and quiet authority, is dressed in a black Valentino tracksuit, an item the designer, a dreamer described as passionate and simpatico by those who work with him, has turned into one of the brand's unlikely totems.
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" The agony of ruined lives radiates from the page, as does the repetitive banality of legalese: "It is the policy / of the City to jail / people / It is the policy / of the City to hold prisoners / until / extinguished / It is the policy.
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Sure, you can associate the shine the gold radiates with much warmer and sunnier days, but that's why we'll be wearing them all through winter too (and beyond), because it's not like we're already counting how many days are left until spring (91 days, fyi).
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Across the nation, the housing crisis now radiates far beyond major urban centers, pushing up prices in neighboring towns and cities—and, even if cheaper accommodations can be found, relocation may require searching for a new job, or enduring a long commute, which involves additional expenses.
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In black holes, matter gets packed into a tiny space, giving them extremely powerful gravity — so strong that even light cannot escape, so researchers have to observe the infrared or X-ray light that radiates out from the black hole and interacts with nearby gas and stars.
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CreditCreditMunch Museum/Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York There are painters in full control of themselves, whose art radiates the tranquillity of lives well lived: the calm Dutch masters Johannes Vermeer or Meindert Hobbema, say, or the Zen monochrome brush painters of the Muromachi era in Japan.
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Irina Korina's wall installations at the entrance of the scientific complex, "Svetilishcha" (203) — the title derives from two Russian words, svetilo, a heavenly body that radiates light, and svyatilishche, a sacred place or altar — are sculptural tributes of sorts to the conquest of space built from everyday objects.
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I loved them as much as I'd loved R.E.M. In my office, I look up to see a gift from a Norwegian Ph.D. student, a framed photograph her father took of their singer Sivert Høyem, looking suspiciously holy as a spotlight radiates white light from behind his bald head.
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Much less recognized or explored is how the stress and trauma of exposure to violence radiates through communities right here in the US. In one of a comparative handful of federally funded studies on the subject, researchers in Atlanta interviewed more than 8,353 urban residents, mostly young and black.
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Gilpin — who won my allegiance forever with her magnificent breakdown in the first episode of American Gods — is Debbie, Ruth's former best friend and foil, a furious ex-soap star whose boredom with her life as a new mother is so palpable that her fury radiates off the screen.
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He is one of life's starers, a man who radiates a manic openness—an openness you feel has perhaps led him down several wrong paths, taken him on routes that should have been abandoned at the first hurdle, and seen him enter situations and spheres he'd have been better off avoiding.
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In the video for "Blk Girl Soldier," which came out in early June, Woods first appears in a room that, for her, radiates warmth—the walls bear collages by artist Krista Franklin of women like Parks and Assata Shakur—and sentimentality: Woods wears armor made out of hair beads and rollers.
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" But, she goes on, "when I think of your essence, your presence in a room, the way you receive me sometimes, not to mention everything that radiates from you—inside and out—and all the things that just have to be right between two people, because they can't be engineered . . .
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Men take one look and start calculating how they can get rid of obstacles and where the closest bed would be … The reason for this is because my skin is so healthy it radiates its own kind of moral laws; people simply cannot resist being attracted to what looks like pure health.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Canadian artist Jillian Tamaki, author of SuperMutant Magic Academy and This One Summer (co-created with her cousin), has risen to prominence as a cartoonist in the last decade thanks to a stunning catalogue of playful work and lush, primal drawing style that radiates with life.
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In other pieces from the collection, a rare 25.76-carat deep red ruby radiates from a halo of diamonds on the Rubis Flamboyant transformable necklace, while another necklace, the Élixir de Rubis, wearable in eight different ways, features a pear-shaped ruby of 8.04 carats suspended from a garland of diamond flowers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The work of Marian Bantjes radiates a sense of the eclecticism that she has cultivated, professionally and personally, over the course of a varied career as a book typesetter, co-founder of Digitopolis graphic design studio, and as an independent designer/artist/letterer — for which she is internationally known.
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Christopher Gavigan, sitting in a crisp white shirt inside a small TechCrunch conference room, radiates energy, even in a late-day interview just hours before he's scheduled to fly home from San Francisco to L.A. We're meeting to talk about Prima, a new startup that Gavigan began developing seven months ago with two co-founders.
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But what transpires in 3.1 ripples out to other timelines, and we catch glimpses of these reverberations as we move, in the remaining chapters, through the minds of a deranged scientist, a homeless woman named Sarah, a murderous duck with a razor-sharp broken wing and a blue fox whose charisma radiates off the page.
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The suave, white-suited man named Steve in Barkley L. Hendricks's 21995 painting of that name, radiates every bit as much star-power as Elvis Presley does in a double-panel Warhol homage, and he's treated with a lot more respect than is the busty, grinning title figure in Willem de Kooning's "Woman and Bicycle" from the early 21950s.
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But Moore's perspective shifts continually from Thatcher herself (he adeptly captures the force of personality that radiates from her annotations and even from the underlinings in policy papers and memorandums) to her advisers, her colleagues and rivals in the cabinet, her adversaries across the floor in the House of Commons and in Brussels, even her hairdresser.
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The point, as Cole's mother explained to Cole in an earlier scene, in a meetup that spoke volumes about the distance that had grown between them (the excellent Mare Winningham radiates quiet weariness), was for Cole's father to get his act together for six months on his own, no questions asked, and decide whether their marriage could be saved.
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As 2020 begins, voters who say that their overriding objective is to remove the current president should wonder: Is it wise to hitch their wagons to any candidate whose agenda radiates, and requires, extravagant confidence in government's ability to radically rearrange the United States' most complex processes, from the allocation of economic resources to the provision of health care?
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The Weeknd's Daft Punk collaboration "I Feel It Coming" was one of the best singles from last year, a lovely and beatific slice of slow-pop that radiates with nostalgia and life—but on the Grammys stage, the Weeknd's Abel Tesfaye seemed bolted to the floor, lacking any sort of energy as the fully-helmeted Daft Punk tweaked and twisted knobs behind him.
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During cold season, it's healthy to have warm company, and at this new Tribeca bar there's much to be had—it's busy even on a Thursday night in a neighborhood that's usually dead by 9 P.M. With sumptuous wood grain, plush velvet seating, and the floor tiling of a dated, smoke-filled European café, the space radiates a nostalgic Art Deco luxury.
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In Ben Wheatley's action comedy Free Fire, his ultra-capable nice guy exterior betrays a sly psychopathy; in Tom Ford's queasy thriller Nocturnal Animals, his model-perfect alpha male husband radiates a dreaded mid-life ennui; and in Call Me by Your Name, Hammer's outwardly jock-ish Oliver is initially ogled as a sex object and treated as an airhead by Timothee Chalamet's Elio, only for the character—and the actor—to gradually reveal unknown depths.
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It's the roughest city you've ever missed... from afar, but in Bay Area-based animator Elliot Lim's stunning tribute to David Simon's award-winning HBO series, The Wire, a certain familiarity pervades the ever-seedy atmosphere, flipping The Blind Boys of Alabama's Season 1 take on Tom Waits' modern dirge "Way Down in the Hole"—the series' "theme song," if you could call it one—into a motion graphics masterwork that radiates with the warmth of Margaret Kilgallen, despite the desaturated, deadly subject matter.
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