One user re-created the entire attack as a Minecraft simulation.
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They used an actual actress, and they re-created the torso.
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I feel like me and Gucci re-created the trap culture.
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Do you think that type of thing is re-created on Instagram?
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Also, I was not allowed to analyze re-created STAP cells by myself.
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The mod creators haven't re-created the props or set of the cult film.
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Bjork, herself a genre-straddling musician, is also impeccably re-created by the D8000.
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New York City has been lovingly re-created as a gorgeous, sun-drenched sandbox.
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The artist also re-created some of the most famous male Disney heroes, like Hercules.
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Most of my paintings are copied and re-created images I see on the internet.
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Made of a carefully re-created mid-century nylon, it is simultaneously antique and futuristic.
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I re-created his cage in my office, took his toys and treats all around.
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Trends are born, cloned, and re-created after celebrities and their followers alike have had enough.
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Instead, Clauss borrowed a mannequin from a gas station and re-created moments that he remembers.
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We haven't simply translated stories from books to tablets, we have re-created the storytelling experience instead.
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The most impressive scene to see re-created is when Simba ages during the song "Hakuna Matata."
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When the show was ordered to series, that space was re-created on a small Queens soundstage.
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Carrie Fisher was also famously digitally re-created for the ninth installment of the Star Wars saga.
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Dean's body will be fully re-created using CGI technology, and another actor will voice his lines.
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Our fans know that and that cannot be re-created by someone hacking or sharing her information.
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Although it contained similar features, they had apparently been re-created from scratch or copied from elsewhere.
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The Children's Museum of Indianapolis re-created White's bedroom in 2007 for The Power of Children exhibit.
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Back in April, I wrote about my three favorite apps that re-created basic macOS functionality in Windows.
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The artist Jirka Väätäinen has re-created some of Disney's most popular characters so they appear more realistic.
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"The room is not re-created from detailed photographs or plans, but purely from our memory," said Smoljo.
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We cleared it out and re-created a studio in the basement and then we started working down there.
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Ahead, see how six Refinery29 beauty editors re-created their tween looks — the good, the bad, and the frosty.
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She completely re-created the star's "7/11" clip with Vogue last year, working in tennis balls and racquets.
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What if Ford re-created the park in Arnold's image, now with an engineering team made entirely of bots.
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Their new book, DOUBLE TAKE: The World's Most Iconic Photographs Meticulously Re-created in Miniature preserves their latest creations.
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For example, one of the most re-created videos is this one of making guacamole in the avocado shell.
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When he proposed, years later, he began by showing her a lemonade-and-stick tableau that he'd re-created.
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Distill this, and Liu was still thinking about patterns in analog material that could be re-created using math.
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Busy Philipps and pal Kelly Oxford re-created the dance Lindsay just made famous at her club in Mykonos.
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These last two games (were) the kind of magic we used to have, so it's good we re-created that.
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With Rachel McAdams as inspiration, we re-created a chic half-up look that hides greasy roots in an instant.
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As Agari re-created Scarlet Widow's past scams, it was also able to identify how the group evolved over time.
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Or, you know, re-created the way Robin Hood"—a philanthropy co-founded by Paul Tudor Jones—"should raise money.
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It's the looser ties, the ones that have to be created or re-created at each meeting, that are tough.
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His disease has also been re-created in a mouse named "Massimouse" to try different gene and stem cell therapies.
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She never uses stencils and once meticulously re-created ten different paintings by Jean-Michel Basquiat on a friend's nails.
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Whenever well-known gestures, manual or vocal, are re-created with this care, you are somehow compelled to examine them afresh.
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A cherry-red countertop was re-created with steel and sealed wood, and the remaining ornaments migrated to conspicuously higher ground.
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There's an obvious inflection point around the September 11th attacks, which were re-created in blockbusters twice before five years had passed.
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They re-created a canid family tree by comparing chunks of DNA from these ancient dogs and today's purebreds, mutts, and wolves.
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The polio virus was built from scratch in a lab in 2002, and in 2005 researchers re-created the 1918 flu virus.
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What they did: The researchers re-created 170 years of climate data using climate records, tree ring data, and stream level records.
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The international order is not something that needs to be re-created but rather built anew, with fresh institutions and new relationships.
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"Saturday Night Live" re-created its famous "Dead Parrot" sketch, for instance, while writers of "The Simpsons" referenced it on several occasions.
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Of course, there are plenty of aspects of a real concert that can't be re-created with a PSVR strapped to your face.
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His fall 1991 show in Milan, which re-created the supermodel lip-synching scene from Michael's video, set the fashion world on fire.
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The CFO role at Vanguard is being "re-created" as it was without a CFO since 2008, a company spokesman said on Wednesday.
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The flight hardware needs to be re-created in ground-based software so that the simulators respond just as the real craft will.
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A press release from the company Tonix Pharmaceuticals states that this re-created horsepox is being used to develop a safer smallpox vaccine.
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Exactly. There are plenty of things I heard [of his recordings] that if I accurately re-created would sound like a send-up.
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He's the only person shown who wasn't re-created lovingly on-screen, and he's also the only person of color in the montage.
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They've re-created all the popular styles: foam, coil, hybrids, and an old-fashioned, two-sided tufted model, which can be flipped over.
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In his grief, he re-created the old private rooms with their original contents, precisely as Lami had decorated them in the 1840s.
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In 19803 they re-created the work at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and this time a pig named Wilma was allowed.
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Researchers have re-created the extinct horsepox virus, which is closely related to smallpox, by cobbling together a patchwork of remaining pieces of DNA.
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Holy Mary, mother of invention: these re-created statuettes turn the Blessed Virgin into an imagination of what women can be, feel, and represent.
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The still have to stabilize communities, making sure that electricity systems are re-created, businesses get back up and running, and schools are built.
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Opened last year, the campus was conceived by a Japanese architecture firm that re-created 12 European cities, each with distinctive and unmistakable architecture.
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The director is Robert Eggers, whose previous work, " The Witch " (2016), re-created the rustic pieties of New England, in the early sixteen-hundreds.
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Similarly, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Paul Walker, who both died during production of their respective films, were digitally re-created to finish their movies.
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A 1922 Barcelona gallery show, partly re-created at moma , alternated mechanistic pictures with jazzy abstractions and portraits of Spanish ladies in traditional garb.
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Osorno has re-created Ronald Mayer's isolation helmet, a hybrid of gas mask and knight's armor crafted in 1926 and meant to block out sound.
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They re-created a trailer called Beauty and Lord Voldemort by replacing the Beast with Lord Voldemort and adding scenes from the Harry Potter films.
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The racial division of the school re-created itself in the gym, with white boys taking the south half and black boys claiming the north.
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Just taking one of these — it's worth noting that the time hearkened back to in his slogan "make America great again" cannot be re-created.
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Ahead, see how I re-created seven hair-and-makeup looks made popular on the pages of the teen mag that died in 2004 (RIP, print).
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Sontag may have re-created the distances that damaged her as a child, but she also found an abiding sense of purpose in her son's existence.
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Most of the works I make are video documentations and re-created snapshots of instances and events I get to see and experience in Second Life.
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In 2018, Factum plans to mount an exhibition of a re-created Polittico Griffoni , which, Lowe hopes, will travel among all the museums that own panels.
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Now, researchers have re-created a necessary step that would have enabled winged dinosaurs -- the early ancestors of modern birds -- to fly, according to a new study.
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Nord Projects then designed a Little Printers iOS app that re-created old favorite features like poster fonts and dithergrams, while adding a few more modern touches.
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High school junior Jacob Staudenmeier re-created the opening scene of "La La Land" to make his plea to the actress to attend the prom with him.
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Bleaman said that when he put the English version of the material into Google Translate, it re-created some of the errors in the health department's translation.
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Starring Anjelica Huston, Tamara was a groundbreaker, inviting audiences to move freely through a re-created Italian villa while the characters walked, talked, and interacted around them.
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Series 8, a couple of years later, brought the entire Red Dwarf crew back to life, re-created by nanobots, which also apparently restored the studio audience.
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An elderly couple attends a wedding ceremony re-created for them by local charities on their 70th wedding anniversary on Valentine's Day in Jiaxing, China, on Feb. 14.
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Because Analogue has re-created consoles on a hardware level, the Mega Sg and the rest of Analogue's products are more accurate than just about any software emulators.
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For her series Familie Werden, the photographer re-created 10 such albums—five found in her native Japan and five from Germany, where she has lived since 2011.
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But in Krazy Kat, Herriman re-created the hybrid and pluralistic world of his youth, a cartoon utopia where there was no segregation and different species interacted freely.
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The Arizona native spent two weeks crafting a video that re-created the opening scene of La La Land, the movie for which Stone recently won an Oscar.
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Zionism's primal achievement was not the Israeli state, but rather the fact that it created, or re-created, a people out of an almost baffling array of humanity.
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"Sid created me, in a way, and I also re-created Sid, in a way," Mr. Spielberg was quoted as saying in The New York Times in 1997.
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And the Unit 4 control room is faithfully re-created, from the control-rod dials on the walls to the white coats and caps worn by the operators.
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The West Africa native re-created a series of fashion ads that predominantly feature white women in a series called Black Mirror (no relation to the popular BBC show).
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Rather than use an established shot of the Golden Gate Bridge to show that the film is set in San Francisco, he re-created a period-accurate city skyline.
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ELIZA had no memory of anything the user had previously typed, and most of the interaction could be re-created by rolling dice and consulting a list of phrases.
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The Division re-created New York in loving detail, and then packed it with paramilitary chores and errands and stocked with an endless supply of targets for your violence.
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Field found the now iconic tutu, featured in the title sequence as we know it, in a $5 bin on a showroom floor and re-created four versions of it.
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On Saturday, it will unveil Mmuseumm 2, a storefront-window exhibition space, where the artist Maira Kalman — Alex's mother — has painstakingly re-created the closet of her mother, Sara Berman.
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Cohen's voice and all the acoustics around him are re-created with striking realism, and where bass is called for, it feels more impactful because it's so sharp and precise.
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Like so:The modern wood and metal incarnation of the viewpoint isn't quite as impressive as the original, re-created in a sculpture nearby, but it offers the same incredible views.
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Here's a classic scene from Superman: The Movie—re-created without any visual effects at all— that will still make you believe a man (okay, an action figure) can fly.
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The baseball pioneer Jackie Robinson starred in "The Jackie Robinson Story" (1950) and the World War II veteran Audie Murphy re-created his exploits for "To Hell and Back" (1955).
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Ceiling paintings by Louis de Silvestre measuring over 750 square feet were re-created based on color slides that were archived starting in 1943, once the Nazis anticipated Allied bombing.
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The company re-created the chair, now named the S-1500, with a marbleized shell made entirely from recycled plastic fishing nets, ropes and pipes reclaimed from area fish farms.
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The soldiers have re-created such a compound in North Waziristan to serve as a kind of macabre museum to remind outsiders about the threats they claim to have now squashed.
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But when that tattoo is on the body of a celebrity, and the design gets copied, re-created and sold for profit by third parties, the ownership issue becomes much thornier.
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Then we took those feeds and re-created the stadiums in CG. And then we've got all the right tracking points for the skating scenes as well, from the cameras moving.
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Some of what you'll get with the purchase of the Genesis Mini is expected, including an HDMI cable; power adapter; and a miniaturized, lovingly re-created version of the Genesis console.
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Christian acted as Emma Stone's tennis double in the recently released film "Battle of the Sexes," which re-created the pivotal 1973 exhibition match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs.
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It is Mr. Aciman's great achievement that he has re-created a world gone forever now, and given us an ironical and affectionate portrait of those who were exiled from it.
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And while I can understand the shift to traditional animation for the presumably much lower-budget Unikitty show, I can't help but wish for the digitally re-created bricks of the films.
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We've re-created deep-sea vents with cement, modeled self-driving cars in glorious stop-motion, and explored the science of whiskey because it was a long week and we earned it.
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Learn Monica's top tidying tips with Method Home Products and surround yourself with Phoebe's favorite things before heading to the re-created Central Perk for a pic on the legendary orange couch.
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The video, which has over a million views, was part of a series in which Yammoo makes supersized foods from scratch, with product packaging designs re-created faithfully down to every last detail.
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Page Six reports that the Met Gala has been entirely re-created (down to place cards of actual attendees and extras dressed in high-fashion clothing) for a scene in the new film.
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The actors had crackling chemistry in 2011's Crazy, Stupid, Love, which they re-created two years later for Gangster Squad (their screen-time together was the best thing about the otherwise meh movie).
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Roland's TR-2808 joins the rest of their Boutique line, including the TR-208 and TB-2349, which replicate the TR-909 and TB-303, all re-created with mobility and affordability in mind.
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Singh re-created the classic 1-1 level from the NES version of Mario for this augmented reality demo that should sell anyone with even a mild interest in video games on the hardware.
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Because oxytocin is known for having negative cardiovascular effects like increased heart rate and blood pressure, researchers created a synthetic hormone that re-created its positive results but didn't seem to affect the heart.
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Man at Arms re-created the trident from the upcoming Justice League movie version of Aquaman and not from the comic book, which means it looks much more like darkened steel than shiny gold.
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This time she selected a yellow gown with a corset design and a thigh-high slit — which originally hit the Versace runway in 1995 and was re-created specifically for her by the designer.
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It's obvious that the middle ground needs to be re-created in Spain, that Rajoy (if he survives) must drop his high-handedness and Puigdemont his destructive hubris, and that a dialogue is essential.
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Judy Becker, the production designer who did the exquisite design for Todd Haynes's "Carol," has re-created a bygone era in a way that feels lived-in and specific, as opposed to campy-arch.
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Groundbreaking VR journalist Nonny de la Peña pioneered the form, starting with her 2012 piece Hunger in Los Angeles, which re-created a real incident of a diabetic man collapsing in a food bank line.
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Instead, he suggests, somewhat quixotically, that those unifying effects can be re-created by underscoring a shared humanity, which can begin with simply cutting out divisive political rhetoric or pursuing some small service or sacrifice.
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Alongside the documentary, which was co-produced by Jack White, there's also a feature-length performance film made by White called The American Epic Sessions, where the first electrical recording method has been re-created.
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Now, some beautiful soul has re-created one of the finest examples of software bridging the user-programmer divide: HyperCard, Apple's 1987 visual programming tool, which shipped with new Macs for free at the time.
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The Virgin Hotel will have a replica of the Bueller bedroom (admission, $10), re-created by the artist Sarah Keenlyside, where visitors can step into Ferris's elaborately staged sick day as it looked on screen.
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In "The Kiss," a twenty-second film from 21954, the Broadway team of John C. Rice and May Irwin re-created, in closeup, the amorous conclusion to a play that they had recently starred in.
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Most landmarks of Nazi rule in the city were demolished long ago, but a commercial firm has now re-created one of them as a tourist attraction: the bunker where Hitler committed suicide in 1945.
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The most vivid elements of Rowling's novels – the Hogwarts Express, the Great Hall, the Sorting Hat — lose none of their magic when re-created on stage because every single detail has clearly been laboriously obsessed over.
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LONDON — On the last day of their trip to India and Bhutan, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge re-created an iconic photo of Prince William's late mother, Princess Diana, in front of the Taj Mahal.
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The game has some roots in the past, being set in the re-created Earth proposed at the end of Saints Row IV: Gat out of Hell, though largely disconnected from the world of Saints Row.
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The red silk wall tapestries for the state apartments' opulent audience chamber were re-created in Lyon, France, where they were originally purchased, while green silk velvet for the state bedroom was produced in Genoa, Italy.
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In 2017, just two months after Odell Beckham Jr. introduced the world to the post-touchdown dog pee, then-Ole Miss receiver and current Seattle Seahawk DK Metcalf re-created the celebration in the Egg Bowl.
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There was one room that essentially re-created a section of one of the Pompeii dig sites, a place where a large group of people had huddled together and eventually died, leaving behind casts of their remains.
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"The AP added that NYPD testing based on a decade's worth of manually identified crime patterns "accurately re-created old crime patterns one-third of the time and returned parts of patterns 80 percent of the time.
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Abdoh felt that his work could not be performed after his death—and he was right, because the impulses that moved him to destabilize the audience by destabilizing a world that he'd built can't be re-created.
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Things like plants, the twirling fan lizards, and other pieces of foliage are re-created physically, while more active elements — a Na'vi warrior at the start of the ride, or a pair of vicious Viperwolves — appear as projections.
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Though we don't see that — it is described by shocked onlookers — a few seconds of the ballet's prelude are beautifully re-created, from the odd stillness of Nijinsky's first poses to the pert little tail on his tights.
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In the past, he's re-created the fingerprint of Germany's defense minister Ursula von der Leyen using pictures of her fingers, and was one of the first to bypass Apple's TouchID with fake fingerprints just days after it launched.
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The 25-year-old drag queen said Grande's team intentionally re-created one of Moan's outfits from the most recent season of "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars" for the pop star to wear in her "7 Rings" music video.
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Tim Kaine: It's not a straight line, A to Z. There would start to be re-created civic [and] government systems within the safe zone area in northern Syria that could then become part of the transitional government core.
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W.J. did not officially become William Jefferson Blythe until years later, when his birth certificate had to be re-created after a lynch mob dynamited and burned to the ground the Grayson County Courthouse and all its vital records.
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Her giant photo montage mural of 1936, "The Great Misery of Paris," re-created in the show, was a cri de coeur protesting the housing problems, pollution, bread lines and income inequality brought on by the machine and industrialization.
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Originally debuting in a 1933 film, the massive primate has been re-created multiple times using a variety of visual effects techniques: the painstaking stop-motion animation of the original film, the man-in-a-suit goofiness of King Kong vs.
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The latter film's surreal, mind-bending visuals — which called to mind everything from Inception to 2001: A Space Odyssey — seemed a particularly likely candidate, as did the digitally re-created Peter Cushing and Carrie Fisher that were featured in Rogue One.
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I persuaded the National Park Service to allow Sam Houston and me to go into the Johnson Boyhood Home, in Johnson City, which had been faithfully re-created to look as it had when Lyndon was growing up in it.
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Every inch of the surrounding workshop (or, as Savage calls it, his cave) is a veritable I Spy of cool stuff: spacesuits, giant posters, dozens of faithfully re-created movie props, racks and racks of tools, and, of course, swords.
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When Rogue One: A Star Wars Story hit theaters in 2016, a lot of the visual effects conversation centered on how the filmmakers digitally re-created actors Peter Cushing and Carrie Fisher to reprise the roles they played in the 1977 original.
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She's also re-created franchise favorites that speak to the country's current food trends, like an oversized cup of brown sugar bubble tea from Taiwanese boba chain Tiger Sugar and KFC's fried chicken skins, which are sold exclusively in Korea and Indonesia.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads At the end of January, Dia:Beacon opened an exhibition of works made by Dorothea Rockburne between 1967 and 1980, much of it ephemeral installation art re-created for this show, presented in five galleries of different sizes.
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Beginning with just a simple sketch of the flowing dress, everything is meticulously hand-crafted and sewn to Lawrence's specific proportions, starting with just a paper mock-up that is then re-created in muslin, and then finally in grey and white tulle.
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On the eve of the draft, Mayfield re-created an iconic photo of Brett Favre lying in his home bedroom when the future Hall of Fame quarterback got the phone call from the Atlanta Falcons in 1991 that they had drafted him.
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Just in time for election day, I re-created his worst outfits — from the zip-line look to the swim shorts jogging ensemble — and wore them for a week to see whether it would change how I was treated socially and professionally.
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The two Sonics were set back-to-back at Sega's booth — stand on one side of a wall, and you can play the re-created ghost of Sonic past; walk around to the flip side, and you can gaze upon Sega's vision for the future.
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For those who can't step into the embassy, which is pretty much everyone, one art collective from Zurich have an alternative—they have re-created a life-size reproduction of Assange's embassy office which is now on show at Zoo Galerie in Nantes, France.
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Unwilling to risk a certain fine by the NFL—which for some reason is cracking down on league members that post "unauthorized" highlights to their social media accounts—the Eagles re-created a "replay" GIF of Jenkins interception and score against Washington's Kirk Cousins.
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" The Times said: "If Venus and Serena continue to find each other at the end of majors the way Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi have all these years, there will be a universal appreciation for a rivalry that will never be re-created again.
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" THE TIMES SAID: "If Venus and Serena continue to find each other at the end of majors the way Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi have all these years, there will be a universal appreciation for a rivalry that will never be re-created again.
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Sender Films, makers of climbing action porn, got ahold of Honnold and re-created both the Moonlight Buttress and Half Dome climbs for Alone on the Wall, a 23-minute documentary that was later condensed into a four-minute clip that would be sold to National Geographic.
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Not all those losses are defeats, but it's unmistakable how much of the Star Wars mythos lovingly re-created and embraced in The Force Awakens crumbles to ash in The Last Jedi, and how the series's wisest characters embrace that process as a painful but necessary rebirth.
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There are the players who re-created Mario Kart with the game's shopping carts, those who set up elaborate domino effects to destroy half the map, and groups that have made elaborate obstacle courses that bounce their avatars through the sky without needing to press a button.
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When Star Wars: Battlefront was released two years ago, it received a lot of praise for the way in which it faithfully re-created props, vehicles, and worlds from the original film trilogy, but it took a hit when it came to the lack of a single-player campaign.
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SportsCenter show with Michael Smith — dubbed "The Six" — Hill and Smith played on a number of black pop culture tropes: Smith danced like "Hotline Bling" Drake, both hosts worked in dance moves to "It Takes Two," they dapped elaborately, and they even re-created A Different World's opening credits.
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The actors' costumes were being collected largely from local thrift stores, although the costume designer had re-created some key pieces, such as Anthony's ankle-length navy-blue housecoat—instantly recognizable to cognoscenti as part of the uniform of Christ's Hospital School, a Sussex boarding school founded in 1553.
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Joto also works as an art display, where users will be able to doodle on a phone or tablet and have their drawings re-created, pen stroke for pen stroke, in actual ink on the Joto (like a larger, wall-hanging version of the Line-us drawing robot from last month).
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We're expecting to see a wide array of installations and activations, ranging from a re-created Westworld, a Microsoft HoloLens experience for Legion, a Blade Runner VR experience, and a mystery scavenger hunt tied to Mr. Robot — all of which should put a different spin on the usual convention-going experience.
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No one's been able to bring back long-dead animals (including woolly mammoths) yet, though if scientists could snag some DNA before the species goes extinct, it seems possible: the Pyrenean Ibex, a Spanish wild goat that went extinct in 103, was successfully re-created using a surrogate goat mother.
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"I know he was suave and does not give a damn at the end," says Scott who donned Butler's famous mustache for PEOPLE's Movember tribute, in which Marlon Wayans, Will Forte, Will Arnett and Kal Penn re-created some of the most iconic mustaches in history for a good cause.
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While it has none of the breathtaking science-fiction shots that made "Gravity" a must-see-at-the-cinema movie, "Roma" is achingly beautiful, shot in the crisp, large-format digital 65mm format, with long, cinematic tracking shots of a re-created 1970 Mexico City and dramatic land and sea-scapes.
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I picked up a physical flashlight and used it to explore a room, ended up digging through a file cabinet to find a gun — all of which were real, physical items that were re-created in the VR space — and then had to head out onto a rooftop to trigger an EMP blast.
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The interiors of the Death Star are lovingly re-created, X-Wing dogfights feel pulled almost directly from A New Hope, and the art direction leaves no doubt that we're in the same world we've visited before, perhaps just a few corridors away from some of the most iconic scenes in the franchise.
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Best has re-created, at least in part, the outpouring of emotion that occurs at the festival by inviting Smithsonian visitors to write notes and testaments on small blocks of wood, which they can place into the intricate patterns that form altars and light fixtures and cover every inch of the room's walls.
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Ariana Grande, whose entire career can arguably be read as a performance art piece about '90s pop, recently incorporated some of those movies into the music video for her hit breakup song "Thank U, Next," a viral collage of faithfully re-created scenes from iconic teen fare like Bring It On and Mean Girls.
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Whenever we see an actor next to the real thing — like at the end of Jeff Nichols' Loving, which compares a Time magazine shot of the historical interracial couple with the version of the photo re-created in the movie — we get a reminder that in the real world, people have wrinkles and pudge and warts.
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"The O.K. Corral" re-created a dispute that led to a thirty-second shoot-out between outlaw cowboys (the Clanton brothers, the McLaury brothers, et al.) and Tombstone's lawmen Doc Holliday and the brothers Virgil, Morgan, and Wyatt Earp, in the course of which lawlessness was defeated by lawfulness—or, at least, by a different kind of law.
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Elsewhere, and to be real, a little more lightheartedly, Hugh Grant re-created his Love Actually "Jump" dance routine to Drake's "Hotline Bling": Considering that the "Hotline Bling" video was a source of Drake-is-bad-at-dancing memes for months after its release, this feels a little more understandable (and not to mention actually funny), but there's still the feeling that "older white person dances to rap" is part of the joke here—it's just not funny anymore.
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Valentino's story began in Rome in 21800, before ready-to-wear exploded in Milan; these days, the city remains somewhat apart from both the industry and pop culture, making it an ideal place to explore fashion's superconsciousness of time, which in Piccioli's solo collections, as in Garavani's, has found its expression less in iconography — say, the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel re-created on a skirt — than in deeper archetypal coding, with silhouettes and colors that echo the religion and culture in which they were born.
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The whole thing has the halting feel of two steps forward, one step back: Edison has a second wife before we ever learn what happened to the first; Menlo Park has already been disassembled and re-created as a museum in Michigan before we get the story of its founding, in New Jersey; the inventor is completely deaf in one ear and half deaf in the other for six hundred pages before we find out that he lost most of his hearing by age twelve from an unknown cause.
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