It is "public comment" in its rawest, most transparent form.
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Stories about impairment hit on my life's lowest, rawest moments.
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YoungBoy is his sharpest and rawest on "Murda Gang," though.
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At the rawest levels of description, they may have a point.
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For workers, restaurants are manifestations of power in the rawest sense.
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Fox enters the NBA as the rawest of his summer league peers.
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Yes, thank you, I have the rawest dad tan of all actual time.
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The blockchain promises to serve up and expose transparency in its rawest forms.
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The liberties that boys can only dream of in their rawest adolescent fantasies.
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Overall, the people getting the rawest deal from the lottery are the players themselves.
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Seattle, Ms. Delp said, felt like the place with the rawest, roaring economic boom.
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They converted the jumbled index file to its rawest form of representation: binary code.
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"From this point forward, it'll be me, my rawest thought, or nothing," she said.
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The systems are trained and learn from human behaviors at their rawest and most unfiltered.
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Michigan State's basketball coach, Tom Izzo, prefers honesty in its rawest and most brutal form.
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The stripped-down soul — part Jason Mraz, part Babyface — is BSB at their rawest. 18. "Inconsolable"
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This part of the brain processes the rawest elements of sound, such as patterns and pitch.
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HY: Some of the most intimate and the rawest photographs in this series are of spaces.
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By her following play, Crave, Kane is dealing in total desperation and the rawest of unrequited love.
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Maisel's rawest, most revelatory moments, not to mention a key joke in one of Midge's funniest sets.
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But the aftermath of defeat is one of the rawest and least malleable occasions in combative sports.
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It's any file type that stores an image in its rawest form, sans compression and pre-processing.
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"It was the rawest fight I can remember having for some time, which I loved," Hamilton said.
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The purest, rawest example of Russell's sound and personality can be heard on Leon Russell Live (1972).
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In an astrology chart, Black Moon Lilith represents a person's primitive impulses and behavior in their rawest form.
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"When you hit a certain point of adolescence, that's when you experience the rawest, most undiluted feelings," he says.
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Click through for the full interview with Schreiber and to view 15 of the rawest photographs from the series.
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The track is Daft Punk at their rawest—whether or not that's a good thing is up to you.
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Harriet is heartbroken — it's Erivo's rawest moment in the film — and so is John, clearly still in love with her.
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The Turkish assault on America's Kurdish allies that he effectively facilitated reflects his foreign policy in its rawest Trumpian form.
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Trump often veers off script at his rallies, presenting the possibility that he will lay out his rawest defense yet.
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What's more important is the rage and pity Jimmy's father inspired, which we see here in its rawest form yet.
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The rawest condemnation of Clinton came from Pat Smith, the mother of Sean Smith, who was killed in the Benghazi attacks.
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All of its characters, from the heroines to their dirtbag peers, are presented at their rawest, for better and for worse.
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The combination of 22-year-old debutant Sirotkin and Stroll, 19, is the former world champions' youngest and rawest lineup yet.
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Wholly embracing Garland's freneticism at its rawest might have registered as excessive or campy, but it would have deepened the portrait.
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Often recorded in basic studios with no overdubs and no nonsense, this was soul music in its rawest and purest form.
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It's disappointing because his performance as a kid struggling with addiction is one of the rawest displays of acting in 2018.
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That will hurt you in the end, because you need to see who this person is at their rawest, without your help.
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"It was very much the rawest honesty I felt like I'd provided to my fans in a really long time," she said.
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Fightball seeks to commercialize one-on-one street basketball, the sport's rawest form, and repurpose its unregulated intensity for the Instagram era.
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Based on a book by the "Wire" creator David Simon, "Homicide: Life on the Street" is one of TV's rawest police procedurals.
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In 1972, Kirili's sculpture was included in an exhibition at the Sonnabend Gallery in Soho, then the city's newest — and rawest — art neighborhood.
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White audiences demand proof of their brutality and we give it to them in its rawest, most spectacular, most primitive, most titillating form.
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But in the end I agree: It has to be Larson, who gave the rawest performance of the year in its darkest fairy tale.
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It's me in my rawest form, doing something great for my body, pushing myself as hard as I can, and it feels so good.
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Indeed, in its rawest form, gossip is a strategy used by individuals to further their own reputations and interests at the expense of others.
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You'll always find that the rawest people, the most soulful people; everything they record is pretty much live, because that's where it all happens.
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Second, confronted with the accusations against him, Judge Kavanaugh made recourse not to reason and methodical process, but to fury and the rawest partisanship.
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For the French government, the issue is deeply complicated, touching on the country's rawest political nerves, as well as ethnic and religious fault lines.
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The music is low-fidelity and insistent, throbbing with distorted bass, like trap music reduced over a hot fire to its rawest component parts.
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"He wanted it to look stylistically how when Neil Young — one of the rockinest guys in the world, rawest guys in the world," he said.
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Fans of Meg Myers know she's not one to conceal her emotions, and her new music video for "Jealous Sea" might be her rawest yet.
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This is America at is rawest and ugliest and worst, and yet it still never fails to educate, to enlighten, to rattle our very foundations.
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But even without that image, this is the rawest song on the album, in which she Bey lets her always-perfect voice crack with emotion.
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When he's at his most rap-adjacent, it's in the spirit of the early Ruff Ryders era, one of hip-hop's rowdiest and rawest moments.
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"I think Pettibon's role as a visual historian of counterculture, often documenting it in its rawest form, resonates with the times," Cinque tells The Creators Project.
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I want to be understood and I want to be seen, and I want to do that in the rawest, purest, most naked way I can.
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Two years after her death at 2212, New York at last gets a retrospective of one of the bravest and rawest artists of the last century.
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Two years after her death at 6813, New York at last gets a retrospective of one of the bravest and rawest artists of the last century.
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This is not lighthearted journalism; Booth boldly lays it all out there, pulling the reader in close to see her at some of her rawest moments.
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Such a plot synopsis inevitably makes King Lear sound primarily like a story of political intrigue, but in its rawest state, it's more like a psychological thriller.
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Bradford is able to convey activities and essences with what superficially look like the rawest and most direct kinds of scumbled marks, painterly gestures, and abstract forms.
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But the question is whether Trump's embrace of ever-more polarizing rhetoric — especially on race, the rawest sore in American public life — will turn off softer supporters.
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Two years after Carol Rama's death at 97, New York at last gets a retrospective of one of the bravest and rawest artists of the last century.
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Two years after Carol Rama's death at 25000, New York at last gets a retrospective of one of the bravest and rawest artists of the last century.
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UGC is the rawest form of storytelling that the world has ever known and we're excited to continue to bring light to a new network of partners.
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Destroyer is a warped-pond reflection of Bejar's rawest emotions; in its density, you can't help but see yourself in the work, because there's no one else around.
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For my part — and this doesn't often happen, even after the rawest operas — I needed a walk in the mild evening, some deep breaths and a beer. video
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"I just had to expose all the myths people have of black and Jews in the rawest way possible to tilt the scale toward the truth," Crumb said.
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It is probably one of the rawest forms of an artist representing the way that we all share feelings about this world and the relationships we have around us.
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Impressively, despite the film's agonizingly slow depiction this deterioration, it still delivers one of the rawest jump scares in horror history, with an ending that leaves everything in tatters.
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Moss strips away every shred of her charm to reveal her charisma in its rawest state, implicating Perry and the audience in a voyeurism that can feel almost holy.
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Mr. Trump is not resorting to ideological niceties — he's placing a constitutional struggle in its rawest, deepest psychological context: rival persons, rival powers, incompatible interests and passionate self-defense.
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Game streaming is one of the rawest and most authentic mediums, and the time is right for me to jump into the stream exclusively on Facebook Gaming with the #RowdyOnes.
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That's why the scene when she reads the poem is, in my opinion, so powerful — because Julia Stiles manages to make Kat fully in command of even her rawest emotions.
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At the risk of distilling Vader down to one match, when he was so much more, he showed one of the rawest moments of sheer physical badassery in pro wrestling history.
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We've always gone into the records like, "Let's just make the rawest, fastest, nastiest, thoughtless thing," always as kind of a response to the kind of commodity-driven aspect of music.
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An operatic score mercifully covers the rawest scenes The town and its residents are tragic residue, and like liquid in the lungs, they turn Lee against himself, threatening a fatal outcome.
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HELSINKI, Finland — When they really wanted to rile up conservative voters this spring, the politicians from Finland's nationalist party made a beeline for the rawest subject in this year's general election.
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The series speaks about humanity through absence: three artists depict their subjects through their rawest and most expressive forms, where space, time, and sound are unpacked for presented a new for reinterpretation.
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They are also one of the most obscure, as they have always stayed hidden beneath the darkest shadows, spitting forth some of the rawest, angriest and most simplistic black metal ever heard.
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During times of great unrest and unease often comes the rawest creativity, frivolity, hedonism, and excitement (the Calvin Klein show notes spelled out this magic trick: "It's about American horror and American beauty").
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And just like Ice Cube's masterpiece the album is split is split into two sides Side A is called "NIGGER": It's hip hop in its rawest form—loud, angry, political, and self-aware.
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By breaking tradition and avoiding the usual routines of documentary filmmaking, like fast-paced editing and talking head interviews, he utilized television, radio clips, images, and more to present Zappa at his rawest.
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But however the category was, or is, defined, the Outsider Art Fair, compared with other fairs, seemed the least pretentious, the least focused on money, the rawest, liveliest and most full of surprises.
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All it took was an obscenity laced conversation with Anne Coulter and a weekend spent with conservative Fox News commentators like Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro for him to show his rawest nationalistic side.
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On Wednesday evening, a number of passing cars pumped the same song, by the rapper Boosie Badazz — an update on the old NWA song that infamously denounced the police in the rawest of terms.
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A Few Thoughts While We Survey the Wreckage: • Jadis certainly gets the rawest of this episode's many raw deals, considering suicide-by-industrial meat grinder as she contemplates her failure to protect her Scavengers.
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Doing something that will make you lose (but then it's true that you can't help anyone anymore), or entice violent political enemies (the rawest example in American presidential politics is Abraham Lincoln), or be unpopular.
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"Higher," the rawest song on Rihanna's new album, "Anti," is a knockout two-minute soul ballad about whiskey, smoking and late-night phone calls that happens to have been written by a 19-year-old.
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The chapter here about his unhappy boyhood (a chapter based on a long article he published in The New Yorker in 2002) is the rawest, most emotional part of this book, and its psychological spine.
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The 911 system then becomes not just a way to report crimes or medical emergencies, but a conduit to power in its rawest form, a means of reinforcing that order and punishing those who transgress it.
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Warren and Crypt have just released a digital era update of these samplers in the form of a two hour spew of some of the rawest and nastiest music from Crypt bands operating from 1987 - 2004.
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It also seemed to tap into the very issues that have grown the rawest around the nation of late: a divisive political climate, a painful racial split and an increasingly fierce and polarized social media universe.
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Sharing myself, in my rawest and most honest form, is important to me; I get sick of seeing these Instagram adventurers using marketing phrases and trying to sell themselves without doing anything actually challenging (to me at least).
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Meanwhile, his fierce advocates at Breitbart have lost altitude while the ascendant Daily Caller's eagerness to channel Trump's rawest nationalism has produced a steady drumbeat of internal scandals over its infiltration by members of white nationalist extremist organizations.
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Bassist Jenn Alva, drummer Phanie Diaz, guitarist Sofi Lopez, and vocalist Letty Martinez just dropped their sophomore album, No Novelties on Joan Jett's Blackheart Records, and it's one of the rawest and most important listens of the year.
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It's easy to see why: This is rap in its rawest, most offensive, and most immature form—MCs lay down bars that touch on their opponents family, race, sexual orientation, appearance, and whatever else they can grab hold of.
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El Alfa and Anuel AA - "Con Silenciador" Befitting the titular reference, gunshots ring out within seconds of El Jefe's latest single, a thumping Caribbean connection with the reactivated trap capo Anuel AA that seems destined for the rawest of clubs.
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The sheen of the perfectly polished candidate is not her thing and she will frequently blurt out her opinions in the rawest terms, railing against things she doesn't believe in and doing her best to convince you of things she does.
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Soundcloud rap is "low-fidelity and insistent, throbbing with distorted bass, like trap music reduced over a hot fire to its rawest component parts," Jon Caramanica wrote in a June 2018 piece on the genre's then-new crossover into the mainstream.
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Not that they were necessarily hiding—in their songs they've had no qualms harnessing the rawest emotions—but six years ago when the pair first started performing they preferred to lurk behind their hair and really keep their private lives private.
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The way I see it, people trust artists with some of the rawest, unformed emotions they experience, and when you go through something and lean on music, it helps to know that you're not leaning on someone who is fake or contrived.
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Canadian Lance Stroll (19) and Russian rookie Sergey Sirotkin (22), the latter announced on Tuesday, will be the rawest pairing to start a season for the team who were third overall in 2015 but have been fifth for the past two years.
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"If you look at the ceiling of the plane – there's a couple shots that you'll see it a little bit – there's a hub on the ceiling where you see a blue glowing rock and that is vibranium in its rawest form," explained Beachler.
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The kid learns about existence in its purest and rawest form, it sees the ocean waves crash on the shore, it sees the stars in the night sky in all their entirety and splendor, unhampered by the light pollution of the city.
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Though the evacuation was canceled not long after it began (there'd been an alarm malfunction), it was an unsettling punctuation to an unsettling performance: Now, as in the 18th century when it was new, "Abduction" evokes the rawest and most violent of conflicts.
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In 1947, the artist and Art Brut founder staged "Le Foyer De L'Art Brut," filling the basement of his Paris gallery with works he'd acquired on hospital and prison visits, which he considered to be art in its rawest and truest form.
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The more time I spent in the family's home, the more I was able to observe the rawest of moments, such as the time the parents began arguing in the kitchen over whether 9-year-old Zaynub should begin wearing a hijab.
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She, like most hospice workers, feels that it is a privilege to spend time with the dying, to be allowed into a person's life and a family's life when they are at their rawest and most vulnerable, and when they most need help.
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The president made it known on Friday, in his second appearance on the campaign trail since Democrats launched their impeachment probe, that he is eager to stoke an already-toxic political environment by being the rawest, angriest and least censored version of himself.
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It's an odd comparison, but the show, in its cultish appeal to a female audience, shares something with "Law & Order: SVU," another series that provides a soothing vision of a government agency that offers women empathy and aid at their rawest moments.
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It remains to be seen how that stuff is going to surface, but I like how there still is a real pendular swing in terms of the rawest form of intimacy and a direct narrative of love and making love and making love work.
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Of everyone I met in Yinchuan, the imam spoke with the rawest emotion, not bothering to hide his anger with the government; it had taken him from his land and set him down in a place where there were no jobs he was qualified for.
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I sighed with the happiest of relief when, at the end of "The Most Powerful Man in the World," Kevin read that solemn "romance novel" ending to himself and realized that the rawest nerve of his hurt lay in his broken relationship with Nora.
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Everyone pretends to be casually cool and sexually sophisticated, but at the same time, for many people sex is still dangerously intimate and revealing, sometimes even a minefield of shame, and always fraught with the rawest of emotions and desires, difficult to talk about and to negotiate.
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Republican presidents in particular have embraced a view of executive power known as the "Unitary Executive" that can be traced from the Reagan administration through that of George W. Bush and expressed in its rawest form by Trump's attorney general, William Barr, in a recent speech.
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So when they were in town to talk all things New York Fashion Week, we caught up with cast members NeNe Leakes, Brad Goreski and Melissa Rivers to find out more of their rawest thoughts on the style stars of the moment for our "5 Questions" video series.
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That said, as someone who builds software (and someone who uses the most low-tech two-branch bank in the southwestern US), I just like the idea of interacting with my money in the rawest way possible this side of slipping cash in an envelope under my landlord's door.
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One interesting aspect of the Snap40 device is that it captures the rawest data possible (ie the actual waveforms), leaving the conversion of this data into tangible vital signs, such as respiration or pulse rate, to the company's own software and machine learning models running in the cloud.
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The year's most promising pure pop album is from a painstakingly detail-oriented, emotionally wrenched, melodically ambitious soul and funk savant who's just now, a couple of years into his run in the limelight, learning how to squeeze the most arresting of sentiments from the rawest of arrangements.
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Hailing from Bristol—a city wreathed in weed smoke and, in recent decades, more readily associated with smoked-out trip-hop or sternum-crushing dubstep than metal—Jaguar formed as teens in 1979, and immediately set about making some of the loudest, rawest, most unhinged music that the NWOBHM ever produced.
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But from time to time you discover something truly revealing: Full Tilt Boogie, a feature-length documentary about the making of From Dusk Till Dawn that for years came as part of the DVD package, remains one of the weirdest, rawest, and more fascinating looks at the making of a movie I've ever seen.
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It helped that her hallmarks — the emotional cheerleading, the fierce attitude, the big-tent sound — aligned so perfectly with the national mood distilled to its rawest form on social media, where people (young women in particular) are anxious, angry, craving humor and distraction, and tired of seeing perfectly posed influencers flogging tummy-slimming teas and pretending to be flawless.
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In fact, if it weren't for the massive Afro puffing out from underneath the nape of his helmet, he might have been mistaken for another legendary 49ers dual threat: The author of that Tweet, Armando Salguero, is the same one who called Kaepernick an "unrepentant hypocrite" just two days ago in what might be 2016's rawest and realest sports column.
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Which makes what has happened in the last couple of years so striking: Grime, in something close to its rawest form, is minting stars — Stormzy, Skepta and more — who are reaching the top of the British charts and exerting a global influence while continuing to wear the genre's de facto uniform, a tracksuit, a rejoinder to the flash of what came before it and what surrounds it, as well as to American hip-hop excess.
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