You say there has been a debate between realist and anti-realist views of science.
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Starting in the nineteen-eighties, she published some of her most accomplished work—fiction that was realist, magic realist, postmodernist, and sui generis.
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I like to play around with things that are realist and not realist; things that are very painterly and high gesture, and things that are very tight.
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"President Trump is a realist about the world," Pence said.
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Several realist arguments may be tried on the next president.
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In many ways, Erdrich has only ever been a realist.
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"Trump's not a racist, he's a realist," Ms Hardaway says.
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At the same time, our realist commitments should be reconsidered.
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NEW HAVEN "Gloria Laposka — Life Stories (2258-2015)," realist paintings.
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Ervin was a realist about the danger of congressional investigations.
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NEW HAVEN "Gloria Laposka — Life Stories (1922-1443)," realist paintings.
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NEW HAVEN "Gloria Laposka — Life Stories (293-2015)," realist paintings.
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The plot does not fit neatly into any realist box.
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He may be a hero, but he's a realist, too.
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Both the radical and the realist models warrant serious consideration.
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Ever the realist, however, he knows it will take time.
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Obama's realist approach was reflected in many of his strategies.
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Mr. Macron is "above all a realist," Mr. Tenzer said.
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But they also retained a realist sense of naturalism and form.
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Legislators had two options: a hardline approach or a realist one.
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Churchill was both a romantic and a realist about national power.
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Ms. Pepper's early paintings were largely in the social realist vein.
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The best puzzles combine physical interactions with magical realist storytelling exercises.
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Trump, he said, is a realist, especially on issues like terrorism.
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These works exhibit the lyricism that soon entered into realist photography.
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EB: I'm still a realist, but I also still have hope.
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He was a realist, and admitted that it didn't always work.
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Trumpism views the world abroad largely in terms of realist deterrence.
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"I am a realist," Gove told the BBC's Andrew Marr show.
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Frida Kahlo was a 20th-century realist painter born in Mexico.
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To a realist, the essential condition of international politics is anarchy.
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I heard a realist who advances a new national security paradigm.
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While on the campaign trail, Trump exhibited realist, anti-interventionist impulses.
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Realist fiction, in their view, is the territory of the fox.
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But this is a realist film; it seeks to maintain its
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But for all his thumbs-up optimism, Mickelson is a realist.
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This for me is the challenge: to be realist and magical.
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All are moderates reflecting varying realist, internationalist, pragmatic and political tendencies.
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"Right now, I'm a bit more of a realist," he said.
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A realist can have only so much painterly style or temperament.
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And Mr. Kim may be the most realist of them all.
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PETER NAVARRO: Well, I think yesterday's China hawk is today's realist.
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But as a realist, he is preparing to live with it.
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Caruso, 25, is a self-described perfectionist but also a realist.
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The realist in me, however, worries about a much different result.
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Also, 20,000 shipping vans is modest, as Market Realist points out.
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But from a realist perspective, Mr. Trump is winning despite losing.
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Related: Writhing, Sweaty, and Ecstatic: The Realist Paintings of Dan Witz With An Eye to the Stars, a Realist Painter Maps Out Constellations with a Paintbrush A Touch of Fantasy Emanates from Manuela Lendoyro's Photorealistic Paintings
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He didn't like bum very much, either, but he was a realist.
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But at least one math teacher in Jacksonville, Florida is the realist.
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"I'm an optimist at heart, but I'm also a realist," she said.
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The deal seemed emblematic of a "realist" turn in European foreign policy.
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Dorkulus Rift John Keats, Poet, Sports Realist Mark Zuckerberg and VR Zombies
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"Macron is a realist," said Martin Michelot of the German Marshall Fund.
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Is it the Realist mirage that pretended to be revolutionary—and failed?
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Realist thinking is best employed to understand the Middle East's geopolitical chess.
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As a realist, I don't think it'll be around for too long.
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They tend to suggest that it can make you a better realist.
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Being a realist did not mean that he would take defeat gracefully.
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He sees himself not just as a realist, but as a catastrophist.
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I'm neither left nor right, I'm a realist, and therefore a raver.
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I didn't want to make a dreary kind of social realist drama.
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Mr. Nicholson felt a tinge smitten, but he was also a realist.
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To be a realist today means to be a prophet of doom.
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But he considered himself, from a strategic point of view, a realist.
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Tucholsky was too much of a realist to subscribe to that view.
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In 2020, both the radical and the realist models warrant serious consideration.
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His type of stripped-down, realist painting was advanced for its time.
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Adam Serwer explores the realist heart of the "Game of Thrones" fantasy.
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He was a conservative legal realist who was wrong about Brown v.
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They may be some of his best anti-realist, anti-ironic work.
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I have never believed that Donald Trump is a secret race realist.
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He is a realist, which sometimes does not play well with voters.
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But I do think you don&apost have to be a realist or a so-called realist to recognize that it&aposs a problem for the president of the United States to say things that aren&apost true.
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Fallon described Trump as a "realist" in terms of his stance on Russia.
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Rosemary, Comstock's girlfriend, is more of a realist when it comes to money.
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Still, despite her affection for Obama, Merkel is nothing if not a realist.
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It's important for me to utilize my voice in the realist way possible.
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Kubica is a realist about the situation and what the fans can expect.
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Price was a realist writer, but he believed deeply in the palpability of
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Williams's last published novel, "Augustus," used a realist mode to reassert classical values.
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The National Interest, as the name proclaims, is a realist foreign-policy journal.
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The actual man is rendered a cartoon villain in an otherwise realist film.
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"The End of Eddy" largely dispenses with the conventions of the realist novel.
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When it comes to bacteria, she's no alarmist, but she is a realist.
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"I'm a pessimist, and a realist, or somewhere in between," he told me.
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Yet at the same time, I'm also a realist about the electoral landscape.
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Not that the trend toward realist portraits is exclusive to artists of color.
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The realist approach to foreign policy won't undercut our strength — far from it.
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But Ms. Woolcock never fit easily into England's "kitchen sink" social realist tradition.
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But he was a realist — there was no way to keep them out.
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"I'm a realist, as well," Silver said at his news conference in Japan.
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"You have to have someone who is a realist and centrist," says Dem.
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" Left: "Claudio Bravo was a Chilean hyper-realist painter whose work I love.
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"However, as much as I love tax reform, I'm a realist," Cramer said.
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But he was struck by a realist oil painting depicting drowsy subway riders.
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But I'm a realist and I know there are many barriers to participation.
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"Trump is a lying populist; Democrats need an optimistic realist," said former Gov.
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Indeed, like Mondrian and Malevich before him, Mr. Ryman called himself a realist.
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" Dewey calls himself a realist when he says: "Everything is going to burn.
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The found paintings typically contain a portrait done in a conventionally realist style.
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Its title nodded to the socialist realist art of China and the USSR.
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It's realist, transactional, and Machiavellian — and it demands a serious, thoughtful, and nondefensive response.
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Curry was a realist after the game when he was asked for his assessment.
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Some chapters of heroic labour in the fields or mines echo Socialist Realist doctrine.
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Inslee's experience has left him a realist on governing in a polarized, gridlocked era.
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So here's the good news: Donald Trump is a realist and a tough negotiator.
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What has changed is that the United States no longer practices realist foreign policy.
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But, for many voters, being a realist is more important than being a dreamer.
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But the realist in me suspects this problem is one of his character traits.
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That goes along with the magical realist and romantic sides of the show's personality.
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Swimming in Your Skin Again, a moving and magical realist poem, is no different.
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" Ever the realist, however, she cautiously added, "Charm lasts only if there are results.
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Cj Hendry's hyper-realist pencil drawings leave hundreds of thousands of followers in awe.
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Ms. Yu, now one of China's most esteemed realist painters, was an instant star.
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"You're going to have to have someone that's a realist and centrist," Manchin said.
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One scholar has compared his work to the glory days of Dutch realist art.
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Realist leaders like Trump, McMaster and Cohn seek to dismiss this whole moral realm.
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Heartbeat's version, by contrast, is a cynical realist who knows firsthand what killing involves.
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This, according to a Soviet-born colleague of mine, is the socialist realist recipe.
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"I am more of a realist, he's a dreamer totally," Laura said of David.
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What the EU needs is to think like a realist rather than an idealist.
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Social media is the main culprit for the rise of this artificial-realist politics.
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This leaves me to focus on realist and surrealist novels, history, biography and poetry.
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Thiebaud can go from crisp realist images to what I see as homemade Impressionism.
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Photography appealed to realist sensibility by virtue of its seeming ownership of material appearances.
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For now, they are faring far better than their realist forebears first did at home.
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You really have kind of a realist moment where you're like shit is heavy now.
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Do you feel good now about what's happening, or are you still a realist, Erica?
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No one survives in this world by being an idealist and not being a realist.
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First, there are the realist calculations that led to Wakandan isolationism in the first place.
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What has not changed, however, is that Russia has not abandoned the realist political struggle.
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Ghosts are not permitted by the regime because they are supernatural, and therefore not realist.
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He was a true idealist, that senator from Arizona, but he was also a realist.
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The downside is that you risk being a realist about the wrong set of rules.
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Check out "The Realist," the band's tour dates, and Surveillance's very cool artwork below.
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But I'm a realist, so I don't focus on kicking my demon to the curb.
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Painted in a legible realist style, the images are slyly tailored to the Met's anniversary.
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I am a wiser realist and a die-hard romantic, so imperfection appeals to me.
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The realist in me worries that it's going to get worse before it gets better.
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The board says that it is meant to address the party's "realist" and "radical" models.
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"She is driven, smart, compassionate and a realist," Cuban wrote in an email to CNN.
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In 2016 the hyper-realist community in Lagos, Nigeria's bustling economic capital drew worldwide attention.
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If Trump falls, is it Trump the realist who falls or Trump the "Jacksonian" hawk?
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If you're a realist, then Sam should've boarded that ship to Io and left Earth behind.
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In the meantime, the rising costs of producing and marketing a film were hitting realist cinema.
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Aleksandr Serafimovich, a resident of the house, wrote "The Iron Flood", an exemplary socialist-realist novel.
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Prepare to wear two hats in October — one of a realist and one of a romantic.
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So which is he, asks Mr Chollet: a woolly-headed liberal idealist or an unsentimental realist?
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Khan and his advisers, meanwhile, enjoy his image as an underdog, a realist, and a competitor.
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Like Secretary Clinton, former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates is also a realist and a pragmatist.
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Around 1840, the French realist Paul Delaroche saw a daguerreotype and declared that painting was dead.
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If a character says "my world exploded" in a realist novel, the statement is a metaphor.
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Reports from the ward would require the clutter of realist fiction: medical devices, doctors with names.
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She has the outlook of a realist but comes across as more of an old soul.
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High among the realist artists he praised was his brother-in-law, the painter Paul Cadmus.
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"The radical and the realist models warrant serious consideration," wrote the Times by way of explanation.
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Lopez Obrador's measured tone toward Trump on the campaign suggests he is a realist at heart.
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Trump is an exuberant realist who thinks of the world in terms of America's national interest.
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In recent months, chef Enrique Olivera's acclaimed Atla restaurant commissioned Levit for her magical realist illustrations.
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Just as a realist, I feel like he would not really be down with it initially.
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He had just been awarded a regional prize named after the social realist painter Nuri Iyem.
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Is such a faction coming into being on the right outside the realist and paleocon periodicals?
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How do you win as a political realist when the reality of politics is this grim?
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How do you distinguish a foreign policy "idealist" from a "realist," an optimist from a pessimist?
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Or perhaps you're more of a realist who leaves interpretation and analysis up to the beholder?
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This we see in the anti-realist fairy picture "The Night" (1897) and other gauzy works.
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He wrote of their close bond and the balance between him, the romantic, and her, a realist.
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The Hernandez brothers wrote dozens of stories in the magical realist Love & Rockets series since the 1980s.
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Fans of Dr. Death, Lore, and other more realist podcasts will find the old-fashioned vibe refreshing.
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WILLIAMS: Well, that&aposs what worries me, because I tend to be such a pragmatist and realist.
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But there are also Jedi Realist Hindus (the word "prana" is Sanskrit for "Life Force"), Buddhists, Muslims.
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Figurative artists, like Charles White, a socialist-realist, were often considered by museums to be formally uninventive.
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Beginning in 1950s, you see Mr. Davis's dense compositions, abstract with a realist core, start to untangle.
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"The pairing of realist drama and toys for young boys is actually genius," The Huffington Post noted.
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" His biological mother, he said later, "was always a bit of a race realist on this point.
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A fringe member of the Impressionist circle, Caillebotte was a gifted painter in a more Realist manner.
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Previous decades are conveyed in a more elegiac, realist voice out of John Irving or Michael Chabon.
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"My original art style is realist portraits using Bic pen, graphite pencils, and polychromos pencils," says Formentera.
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In another realist note, a finely rendered supermarket shopping cart sits empty and abandoned on the sidewalk.
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Hendricks was best known for his post-modern and realist paintings of highly stylized, cool black subjects.
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But that realist, non-interventionist, perspective changed for American policymakers with the fall of the Soviet Union.
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These elements might have come from a build-your-own-vintage-American-social-realist drama assembly kit.
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Her Athens gallery, Kalfayan, will show striking realist acrylics from her "Vitrines" series in vintage-style frames.
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Between realist fiction and country music itself, she could hardly have picked two staler, more conservative forms.
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But this colossal canine (made with the assistance of the realist sculptor Chris Collins) is uniquely irresistible.
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They are, for the most part, hard-edged realist stories that take an unflinching look at life.
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For all the realism of these precisely painted views, I do not think of them as realist paintings.
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In China, ghost stories are magical realist folktales of humans, forest deities, talking animals, passionate and vengeful ghosts.
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The magical tropes of these ancient tales prove influential, picked up for other, supposedly realist, genres of film.
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She was a realist, working concretely with the numbers one to eight and a small set of rules.
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Being a security pessimist is understandable, but being a security realist might be better for your digital health.
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"Fundamentally, Trump is a realist and he does have values that are consistent with American interests," Carafano said.
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Despite the broad public agreement that all Americans must have access to health care, I am a realist.
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The Beats were overtaken by the realist short story masters; they too were overtaken by door-stopping novels.
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Social-realist writers like Franzen who target the bull's-eye of contemporaneity, of course, still seek artistic timelessness.
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I'm a realist, but I have a strong romantic streak and can see the moon and the stars.
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Some of these ideas may seem a bit quixotic, but I'm a realist who values pragmatism over partisanship.
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Beginning in the 1950s, you see Mr. Davis's dense compositions, abstract with a realist core, start to untangle.
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Theoretically, if not yet in practice, trigger warnings may oust great literature in favour of socialist-realist tedium.
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It is only now, in the 21st century, that actually labeling our approach as "realist" has become taboo.
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They spoke quickly and compulsively, assuming the role of the sincere and reliable narrator of a realist novel.
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Beginning in the 24s, you see Mr. Davis's dense compositions, abstract with a realist core, start to untangle.
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"In these days of pickled sharks and soiled bedclothes," Sylvie's realist paintings hold no interest for London gallerists.
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Who posed for this notorious nonportrait by the celebrated troublemaker of 19th-century French realist painting, Gustave Courbet?
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Mr. Tillerson was at least one of the administration's few realist voices, along with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Its realist approach personalized the war for audiences and hit an old nerve with veterans like my father.
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The fifteen realist paintings in Linden Frederick: Night Stories take us on a tour of small-town Maine.
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Unlike what we see in the Rocky films, Fink's realist work does not imply a narrative of success.
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He also happily combines naturalistic sounds with surreal ones, which he compares to realist filmmaking meeting Technicolor fantasies.
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Written in strikingly gorgeous prose, it's a magical realist telling of a troubled family in the deep South.
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"'We That Are Young' is not realist fiction, nor was it ever meant to be," Taneja has said.
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He is a realist, he said: Classical music was never going to be top of the priority list.
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Kono's stories follow a more traditionally realist structure in keeping with the postwar modernist writers of her time.
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Was that an effort to mirror Mr. Winogrand, whose work you say "resembles that of a realist novelist"?
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But I am concerned that you have described the race as one between a radical and a realist.
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In foreign affairs, he cultivates an air of nationalism, but in fact exercises a form of realist pragmatism.
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Speaker Ryan is also a realist and should recognize that this is an issue that Republicans cannot avoid.
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Ms Johnson, who is shy but thoughtful, is a realist who expects the industry's margins to drop further still.
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"Steve Trevor is roguish and a cynical realist who's seen an awful, brutish nature of modern civilization," Pine said.
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This young artist produced hyper-realist oil paintings until he contracted HIV and lost his sight suddenly in 2014.
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It's genuinely interesting to think about what a social-realist character study looks like in a comic book universe.
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Fortunately he had befriended Maxim Gorky, the godfather of Socialist Realist literature, who personally appealed to Stalin for leniency.
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The visuals are smoky but clear, reminiscent of realist portraiture, with both its characters and its story jolted alive.
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Like most doomsayers, Lewis is a realist; she can square the humdrum and bureaucratic with the numinous or whimsical.
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The most visible of these brands, however, was Realistic, which the company launched in 1954 under the name Realist.
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"When it appeared, Peter — who was the realist between us — said, 'Our literary careers are over,'" Mr. Horowitz said.
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A realist thinks that a nation's foreign policy should be guided by a cold consideration of its own interests.
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One minister proposed destroying the paintings — suggesting that they were not realist, not socialist, not useful to the state.
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Practically every realist novel, from Austen and Balzac to James and Wharton, is about people behaving badly around money.
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Rather, they show social realist tapestries, poetry about the environment, and frieze-like compositions of black and white photos.
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Even for the hardbound realist willing to eschew moral considerations, the indiscriminate slaughter of civilians is a strategic liability.
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A realist, Yellowlees doesn't necessarily expect that all patients who struggle with their relationship to alcohol will completely quit.
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The films would take a realist image "and make it magnificent, wondrous and fantastic, literally incredible," Mr. Cahill said.
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Erin Lowry, author of "Broke Millennial: Stop Scraping By and Get Your Financial Life Together," is one such realist.
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And yet portraiture — in the classic, realist sense — has become increasingly essential (and visible) in the last few years.
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Essentially a conservative realist, he sees political and military controversies through the lens of the art of the possible.
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Set in a grimly realist France, its abundant starving poor and oppressed are entirely disconnected from the wealthy classes.
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But even in its time, the realist subject matter had to be altered because of censorship in Catholic cities.
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The painting was by Philip Pearlstein, according to the app, known for reinvigorating the tradition of realist figure painting.
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Calling himself a "realist with a pessimistic bent," however, Sandgren sought ways to play down his win over Berrettini.
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The Trump administration has demonstrated its realist worldview with the primary focus on dismantling the sophisticated global terrorism infrastructure.
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The murals, created in fresco by Russian-American social realist painter, Victor Arnautoff, were covered with panels in August.
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Although a petition to pardon Mr. Snowden has now attracted more than a million supporters, he is a realist.
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You have to have the conversation, be a realist, and say, 'I guess I'm not doing myself any favors.
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Daniel McCarthy: In foreign policy, my realist friends are dismayed by what they've seen so far, but I'm not.
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As one Biden adviser noted, he is a realist about the politics of the issue now within his party.
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The marquee speaker of the event was prodigious author, Donald Trump confidant, and self-described "conspiracy realist" Roger Stone.
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Every single realist form, the ones that claim to hold a mirror to nature, has made beholders panic—and worse.
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He is an optimist who is also a realist and a skeptic and has done a fantastic job at PLAY.
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Yet it never really moves out of the form of the realist drama, maintaining mostly still shots and measured editing.
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On the one hand, he is a straightforward realist, creating scenes filled with foreboding that often spill over to melodrama.
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And a cynic — or realist, given past performance — might say many of them will fail by spring, if not sooner.
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Thurber makes use of clichés pitting conceptual art against realism and a sense of nostalgia for well-executed realist paintings.
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But independent film-makers have begun to play a significant role, too, with a recent proliferation of social realist productions.
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VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - "Son of Saul" won an Oscar for its realist portrayal of life in a Nazi concentration camp.
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Painted in social realist style with slight Impressionistic color value, it portrays women construction workers in the classical Soviet format.
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Yet given his worldview as a realist, tough negotiator and common sense leader, there's plenty of reasons to be optimistic.
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But if you can't juggle religion, politics, war, history, and art, then you might as well write contemporary realist novels.
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Strzeminski is initially unbroken, contemptuously dismissing the guardians of obligatory Socialist-Realist orthodoxy, with their leaden rhetoric and aesthetic illiteracy.
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"I'm cautiously optimistic, but being a realist, I'm fully prepared to see it not pass," Collins told reporters Friday morning.
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But she's a realist too, which is why she says the choice to get an abortion in Kentucky should remain.
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Although Degas is often, and rightly, considered an evocative realist, some of his ballet art has a touch of caricature.
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In Rao's view, Trump's "America First" slogan is an honest declaration, a realist vision stripped of false altruism and piety.
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Before constructing each of his works, the realist artist works extensively to capture just the right body of inspirational materials.
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I really like how your paintings have developed from being realist paintings to also including an array of personalized winks.
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Works from the gallery's stable of artists, such as the realist painter Marcin Maciejowski, were priced between €2000,22011 and €21,2500.
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The president is a realist on foreign policy and he is a deal-maker when it comes to domestic policy.
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It's a magical realist show where people can be cursed — except when it's a somewhat realistic portrayal of labor negotiations.
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Like the French poetic realist filmmaker (who also died at 29), Rice made only four — including complete and incomplete — works.
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It's Time to Become a Time Realist Time realists look at a task and break down the math of it.
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Though Asian American cinema typically addresses immigration in a realist mode, the actual experience can also be surreal, disjointed, phantasmal.
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This was a clever strategy, and very much the plan of a realist, but it left two huge questions unanswered.
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Is it possible that the real trap, though, is the still widely unquestioned assumption that Thucydides was a political realist?
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"But I'm a realist as well, and I recognize that this issue may not die down so quickly," Silver said.
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Mr. Farhadi has distinguished himself in his generation of Iranian filmmakers as an astute psychological realist and a fastidious storyteller.
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What do hideous mall t-shirts, emo bands from the mid-aughts, and gorgeously-wrought realist novels …Read more Read
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The thumbnail generated alongside the link was, naturally, an image of the painting — a realist closeup of a woman's vulva.
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Murphy's power has nothing to do with being a realist or an abstractionist, an observational painter or a conceptual artist.
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But Claveloux's images almost don't need text; the illustrations communicate the surreal tone and magical realist world of her narratives.
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In her "Overlay" paintings, she doubled a realist image of the nude with gestural brush drawings of the same figure.
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Figures are rendered in a realist hand but painted in sometimes lurid, sometimes ghostly oranges, gray-blues, greens, and yellows.
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Even stories set in a "realist" world require actual worldbuilding — because "realist" fiction is still fiction and not "reality," and by the way, no one experiences the same "reality" anyway, so you can't assume that even actual "reality," the one you're walking around in, looks the same to the person standing next to you.
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During the campaign he talked a lot about America first, having a pragmatic, if you will, realist sort of foreign policy.
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Nomi, ever the realist/realest, reminds everyone she also just went through a tough breakup but is still living her life.
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Your mileage may vary, depending on your feelings about dream logic, non-Euclidean architecture, and magical realist explorations of economic collapse.
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Trump's National Security Strategy tries to both set him apart from his predecessors and embed "America First" in the realist tradition.
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He had already completed a social realist novel, "Birobidzhaner," about the pioneers who drained the swamps and made the taiga bloom.
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They hover above litter-ridden cities in Japanese artist Masakatsu Sashie's realist paintings, which tackle the maddening detritus we live with.
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And yet Hillary Clinton seems unable to grasp that voters may have grown tired of realist politicians and their cynical pose.
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Pivot's reference to class struggle makes the novel sound like an inheritor to the French realist tradition of Balzac, Zola, Flaubert.
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But Jonsi, the vocalist and guitarist of the gossamer Icelandic post-rock group Sigur Ros, seems to be a true realist.
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The opposite, realist view is that such a world organization would soon be a tyranny from which no escape was possible.
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Her father, Cao Chong'en, was an accomplished realist sculptor whose statues of leaders from Mao to Deng Xiaoping appear throughout China.
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What else can you expect when a game's artwork is most inspired by the 19th century Russian realist artist, Ilya Repin?
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At the same time, all realist fiction, no matter how unbelievable, has to take place within the basic parameters of reality.
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Still the Magic Realist landscapes seem best, partly because they give us the thrill of seeing with children's eyes without pandering.
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A realistic, or social-realist, woman wearing an elegant, usually white, Áo dài — a traditional Vietnamese dress — is acceptable and common.
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Both historians agree on two key elements: Magic Realist paintings lack visible brushstrokes and their scenes are improbable rather than impossible.
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She eschews labels (don't ask her if she's a surrealist or a magical realist) and calls herself "complicit" with her subjects.
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I am also a realist & believe in having a plan B. What do you think of a Biden/Stacey Abrams ticket?
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I'm a realist — yes, I know, darn, I'm unlikely to have a love scene with Chris Hemsworth anytime soon, if ever.
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In C.A. Johnson's magical realist play, a young queer woman, Keyonna, leads an active fantasy life with her muse, Natalie Portman.
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As Kurt Andersen writes in his book "Fantasyland," for roughly three centuries America's fantasist and realist impulses existed in rough balance.
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The struggle between these two jousting politicos, between the iron-fisted realist and the silver-tongued idealist, drives the novel's plot.
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Latour's talk about how facts derive their authority from trust might sound squishy and abstract, but he considers himself a realist.
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Instead, he's a realist with a passion for understanding the natural world, a knowledge he thinks more people could benefit from.
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They do not look like realist depictions of an environment, but read more intuitively — they look how these environments must feel.
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The result is a realist tale about labor, class, and cruelty, while also being a moral fable with a fantastical core.
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But in recent years her pioneering work has been "rediscovered" in an art world that historically dismissed much figurative, realist painting.
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The speech is hosted by the Center for the National Interest, a realist think tank, and is happening at the Mayflower Hotel.
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Born in Linares, Spain, the street artist boasts a unique tour in his hometown dedicated to taking in his hyper-realist murals.
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Her creations had as much solidity as any realist fiction, although her work could usually be found on the science-fiction shelves.
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He believes that Trump is a realist — someone who knows what matters for America and has done a decent job advancing that.
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I think it's better at the end of the day to be a realist than to be romantically wishing for a soul.
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"The thing that has always struck me with realist paintings is that there is always something very immediate about them," he says.
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The artist Josh Byer is no different, reinterpreting the movement's signature non-realist approach to create a series of Faux Fauvism paintings.
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Parts of the story are told by a rabbi named Nachman, providing a more subjective perspective alongside the book's omniscient realist narrator.
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And the social-realist "Scrap or Die" gives us the dirt on the hood's heaviest junk—scrap metal stripped from condemned buildings.
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Bernarducci Gallery Chelsea (210 West 218th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) Longtime art dealer and curator Frank Bernarducci's new gallery focuses on realist painting.
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The majority of significant post-war Albanian literature is in the socialist realist mode, as in the stifled novels of Serjo Spasse.
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Others offered praise for Brock, calling him a realist in an election that will play an outsized role in deciding America's future.
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Af Klint was clearly attuned to the developments of modernism, while she made and exhibited realist portraits, landscapes, and studies of nature.
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"I don't think I'm disappointed often here because I'm kind of more of a realist than I get credit for," she said.
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"Russ may have been the best realist ever in comic books," the comic book writer and historian Mark Evanier said by email.
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In his "New Paintings" show at the Alexandre Gallery, Tom Uttech continues his work as the magic realist painter of environmental consciousness.
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Mr. Flynt described Ms. Lee as a Christian realist who was not sentimental about religion and enjoyed reading the apologist C.S. Lewis.
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In C. A. Johnson's magical realist play, a young queer woman, Keyonna, leads an active fantasy life with her muse, Natalie Portman.
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A realist -- Democrats might actually be able to get a public health insurance option to compete in the current private insurance system.
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Like some Soviet Realist painter, Mr. Trump seems to have an image stuck in his head of brawny men building a nation.
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But when he first saw Conlon's hyper-realist painting of a spray-painted subway car, he snapped it up for his home.
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When "The Leftovers" works best — wondrously, transportingly — it works beyond logic, through image and parable, like a kind of dirty-realist gospel.
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Among them is William Powhida, who uses research, text and a realist style to marry flippant social commentary with trenchant political critique.
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You can find precursors, too, in social-realist photography about "conditions" and in certain cinematic works, especially documentaries without voice-over narration.
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His father was the second-generation Mexican muralist Mario Orozco Rivera, who worked for the great social realist painter David Alfaro Siqueiros.
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The alternative direction of "The Crossing" opens what has seemed like a carefully realist novel to a new wealth of metaphorical possibility.
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Their foreign policy was realist, but with a greater emphasis on predictability, diplomacy and multilateral cooperation than Trump has thus far pursued.
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His previous work — allegorical, satirical, anti-realist and metapsychological — defies genre labels and can seem scrubbed clean of any trace of influence.
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Both artists, who are still active, would go on to evolve their own distinct practices portraying contemporary life through a realist style.
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You Are Truly One Of The Realist, Most Caring, Hard Working, Loving Dads In The World, and I m So Proud Of You.
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One of his last purely realist works, "Shoes" prefigures the way Kelly would go on to pair chance operations with an assured selectivity.
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"He is a pragmatist and a realist and I'm sure he will accept that while possibly muttering under his breath," Brandreth tells PEOPLE.
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But, I'm also a realist, and that the English Leagues 1 and 2 are even in FIFA 18 will be enough for most.
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"It's quite possible that Trump's advisor is a pragmatist and a realist," Reshetnikov said, according to a translation of his comments in Russian.
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"He is a pragmatist and a realist and I'm sure he will accept that while possibly muttering under his breath," Brandreth told PEOPLE.
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The third part of Noel Clarke's realist trilogy about UK culture, and specifically life in London, will arrive in UK cinemas next month.
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Containment, the American Cold War policy of preventing the Soviet Union from expanding without otherwise intervening in its affairs, was a realist policy.
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Those who subscribe to the "realist" school of international affairs now see a nuclear North Korea as a fact that can't be changed.
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She is a realist with a speculative bent of mind, a writer of postmodern inclinations with the instincts of an old-fashioned entertainer.
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Appearing in English for the first time, this cult classic, published in 1995, addresses political disappearances in Turkey through a magical-realist lens.
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In a magic-realist turn, she is raped one night by the northern lights and gives birth to twins—one benevolent, one malign.
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The elegance of the working man has affected artists for decades — from Ben Shahn's social-realist paintings to Irving Penn's fascination with tradespeople.
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"I suppose you could call me a realist in believing we can't, at any given moment, relieve all the world's misery," he said.
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I'm calling for a realist approach to social problems, getting honest and serious about what's going on in our communities and our country.
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Motives and actions are mysterious and relationships are ambiguous not because she wants to mystify anyone or anything, but because she's a realist.
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To know Clinton is to know that not only is she a pragmatist, but she is also a realist and she is flexible.
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Bonnie Kristian is a fellow at Defense Priorities, which is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing a restrained and realist American foreign policy.
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Rex Tillerson may have a realist streak and Nikki Haley a moralistic style, but neither one has been part of these debates before.
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"Midnight's Children," Salman Rushdie Huge magical realist epic about Indian independence through the eyes of a child born on the stroke of midnight.
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Dr. Hill's own views are more nuanced, friends and colleagues say; she is not so much a Russia hawk as a cleareyed realist.
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Dr. Hill's own views are more nuanced, friends and colleagues say; she is not so much a Russia hawk as a cleareyed realist.
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Strangely, though Henry Taylor's painting of Philando Castile is no more realist in its rendering than Schutz's, he's been left alone by protesters.
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At first it was because she was considered to have heralded a new type of novel: a realist form derived entirely from the quotidian.
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It also sent a not-so-subtle signal to his supporters in Silicon Valley that he was a realist, not a crusader like Warren.
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These are no less hard-hitting than earlier realist films, but "use today's cinematic language to deal with shorter attention spans", Ms Shedde says.
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I'm better at the fantasy of relationships than I am at the daily real life, but I'm trying to steer myself into a realist.
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UNTIL NOW links between social-realist cinema and "Peppa Pig", a sweet British-made animated television series for children, have been hard to spot.
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It is a document, and an artwork, one that is realist and abstract, a still life and a landscape, and perhaps even a performance.
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Truth & Vision: 21st Century Realism, at the Delaware Art Museum through January 22, 2017, features 43 realist artists from throughout North America and Canada.
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An artist who has done terrific realist paintings of mundane subjects, Majumdar seems to have resisted any form of fixity for the past decade.
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" Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte, whose blunt rhetoric has sometimes earned comparisons with Trump, said Wednesday that the president is "a realist and pragmatic thinker.
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"The latest incarnation for him is a sort of realist school of overwhelming military force, but he's constantly criticizing nation-building," Mr. Wehner said.
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The realist in me who opposed his Supreme Court nomination now accepts that he is sworn in and takes his place on the bench.
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Or the very Catholic "Jane the Virgin," in which an image of the Virgin Mary might give a magic-realist speech at any minute.
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John Mearsheimer, a preeminent scholar in realist theory, says there's a parallel in history to the way America turned inward after the Vietnam War.
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The 1914 Baltic Exhibition, a sort of world's fair in Malmö, included abstractions by Kandinsky, but af Klint opted to show her realist side.
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Surviving this new age of darkness might call for the construction of local forms of community, where a realist approach to morality lives on.
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It took awhile to process those two worlds colliding, but eventually it occurred to me to paint hardcore shows in an academic realist style.
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Using a combination of CG animation and photogrammetry scans of the band members and Soviet social realist sculptures, Sakalauskas turns Antis into a pantheon.
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"The realist or pragmatist within me acknowledges the support that we can see from allies in those places where they feel able to push."
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Early on, Richter garnered attention as a painter of Socialist Realist murals before escaping to the West, where he continued his studies in Düsseldorf.
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Trump has presided over an approach toward Russia and China that is driving them into each other's arms, precisely as realist doctrine would predict.
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This begs a question that's central to the exhibition (and referred to slightly ironically in the title): Was Hassam an Impressionist or a realist?
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There is also "Evening Wind" (1833), an etching by Edward Hopper, the American realist mainstay and one of the true outliers in the show.
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Guo's story begins in a realist vein: [The gua sha parlor] was a converted storage space, squeezed tightly between an arcade and a bathhouse.
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A realist in most of his foreign-policy leanings, Obama chose as his chief Russia hand a Stanford political-science professor named Michael McFaul.
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The majority of the series, however, represents what is known as shomin-geki, or realist, slice-of-life movies usually about working-class characters.
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This is where things go from realist to fantasy, because on that island, children roam free, unhindered by rules and bedtimes and adult supervision.
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In many respects, her journey has become her generation's journey — from protester to parent and now grandparent, from earnest idealist to battle-hardened realist.
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"I'm a realist, the market environment is very challenging," Andrea Orcel was quoted as saying in the summary of an interview published on Thursday.
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Amy is a pragmatic realist in Gerwig's adaptation, and someone who realizes that to be a woman is to be at a societal disadvantage.
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The clue is "Practical sort ... or anagram #1 of the only seven letters used to make this puzzle," and the answer here is REALIST.
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Later, he attended the Pennsylvania Academy with the idea of becoming a Western painter in the realist tradition of Frederic Remington and Charles Russell.
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The ultimate realist, Mr. Putin understands Russia's relative weakness, but regularly demonstrates that declining powers can be at least as disruptive as rising powers.
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With the decline and demise of The Realist, Mr. Krassner had to scratch out a living, and eventually Social Security checks were a mainstay.
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With the decline and demise of The Realist, Mr. Krassner had to scratch out a living, and eventually Social Security checks were a mainstay.
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"Oddly enough I think of myself as more of a realist than most of the realists," he told The New York Times in 21978.
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The juxtaposition of the found painting's conventional realism with Bergman's broadly applied additions calls into question the critical division between realist and primitivist art.
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I also tried to approach my foreign policy in a thoroughly realist manner, as various neoconservative and neoliberal wonks often claim to be doing.
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In taking this position, Weinberg presents himself as a realist willing to acknowledge "all the ills of an unjust world," as he calls them.
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We like stories that suggest that experiences with art and entertainment we now take for granted—realist paintings, novels, the movies—once overwhelmed our ancestors.
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For most of his career, Taylor operated mostly in obscurity, publishing American Renaissance and operating the "race-realist, white advocacy" think tank New Century Foundation.
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READ: Duterte rival concedes in Philippines presidential election Balancing or hedging, that's the question Duterte is a social-democratic, proud nationalist and foreign policy realist.
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India's 100-year film history spans colonialism, independence, partition and globalisation; a realist Indian cinema emerged parallel to the mainstream as early as the 1930s.
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have remarkably different approaches when it comes to proposing policy changes: If Clinton is a realist, Sanders is an idealist.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, for example, possesses a realist view of the world that prioritizes American security and economic interests over spreading American values.
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I see perspectival realism as a realist position, because it claims (at least in my own version of it) that truth does matter in science.
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Though the tension remains throughout, The Rain walks a difficult line between the fantastical and the realist, and with every episode the plot loses steam.
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In March 2006, two established, neo-realist foreign policy wonks named John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt published an article in the London Review of Books.
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For the environmentalists, the pressures of negotiation have brought to the fore old strains between the party's "realist" wing and its more left-wing elements.
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James had wanted to write a "noirish, magical-realist fable" about Jamaican rural life, he told me—a story that wouldn't idealize its pastoral setting.
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Drnaso was unusual in being attracted to the subject of the traditional realist novel: imaginary people experiencing the small conflicts and successes of ordinary life.
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"Making the realist case is a different thing than being so weak that we failed to tell the truth, Sasse said on "Fox News Sunday.
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I was initially struck by a very strange Magic Realist work in oil on wood from 1950 by John Wilde, an artist I didn't know.
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And there they function to make some kinds of ideas seem self-evidently "realist," hard-nosed and rational, and others patently inadmissible, self-evidently inappropriate.
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In its mood and methods, "A Ciambra" pays homage to the work of Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, the living masters of European realist cinema.
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The realist or pragmatist or hard-nosed faction might allow that these upgrades are "nice" to have but not until the trains run on time.
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In "The Sick Girl," a sparkling interior scene of 1892, his realist style hardens to such perfection that it dazzles but also seems slightly cold.
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An earlier American artist, the 19th-century realist William Merritt Chase, is the draw at Ca' Pesaro, Venice's modern art museum on the Grand Canal.
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Because the book — and all the books that followed — represented something radically different from the realist portraits and still lifes he had painted until then.
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Even at the best of times, Cézanne views Zola as a timid romantic fool, at odds with his literary persona as a brutal social realist.
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All this makes President Trump something other than either the narrow realist that his critics fear or the passing oddity for which his critics hope.
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For a time, a kind of social realist painting of Avenue C at night sat behind the couch in the gallery section of Cannon's house.
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In the Realist tradition of Gustave Courbet that Fantin-Latour followed, what is intellectually valued is a certain jubilant, but humble, vision typical of science.
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Clinton isn't just a polarizing figure — she's also a centrist and a realist whose message was faulted on the campaign trail for not being transformative enough.
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It's worth pointing out that when it comes to flying cars, even Mead is a realist: "Can you imagine rush hour in downtown L.A.?" he said.
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Exploring taboo themes and subverting socialist realist aesthetics, the works in this exhibition depicted the working class in blandly non-heroic, foolish, weak, even drunken styles.
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Today's speculative realist critics (at least those with no stake in the art market) may well bash Vautier's repetitious production of recognizable and salable physical artifacts.
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Greenhouse believes in the labor movement—it is a fact, he writes, that union jobs still empower workers and pay more—but he's also a realist.
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Positioning himself as a Midwestern realist who could unify voters across the aisle, Mr. Buttigieg has focused much of his campaign's formidable war chest on Iowa.
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It's a gorgeous short about a young girl moving through a magical realist version of Senegal's capital Dakar, replete with characters in vivid and creative couture.
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Or is he going to move in a direction which is more traditional, a Republican-realist direction of building up more military strength, negotiating more unilaterally.
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His mention in passing of landscapes is crucial, in that Simon paints the Nike swoosh as Gustave Courbet painted the seaside at Etretat — as a realist.
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Related: Liquid Vibrations: 'Wet Sounds,' The Underwater Sound Art Installation Unbelievable Realist Paintings of Women Underwater Look Like Paintings Photographer Captures An Underwater Dance Of Colors
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" Along the same lines, David Foster Wallace famously dismissed Roth (along with Updike and Norman Mailer) as "the Great Male Narcissists who've dominated postwar realist fiction.
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Realist ideology influenced America's decision to go to war in defense of the homeland against terrorist threats and aggression abroad following the terror attacks of Sept.
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From playful action comedies to grimdark "realist" reimaginings, these superhero franchise installments are vehicles for their own loose ends, locking together like a child's floor puzzle.
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Hyper-realist photographer and special effects master Benjamin Von Wong will take you through a few simple steps to make your photography more epic and innovative.
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A series of muscular bronze hands wrapped around tree trunks marries the signature components of legendary Italian artist Giuseppe Penone's natural aesthetics and realist optical illusions.
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They explore traditional African themes such as motherhood in both realist and abstract forms which periodically catch the eyes of curators in far flung Western capitals.
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You had said you're a realist, and you don't actually expect that much to change, but your work is clearly motivated by a desire for change.
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Greenwold is a realist whose work is a combination of Marcel Proust, Anton Chekov and Isaac Bashevis Singer — all relentless chroniclers of facts — tripping on ayahuasca.
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The hands featured in the pieces end up looking like relics of traditional realist painting, while the surrounding gestures evoke a kind of milky, digital Rothko.
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Her hyper-realist drawings leave viewers in awe, but she's hoping a solo exhibition and an artistic shift will bring her closer to art-world acceptance.
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Related: Color-Drenched Paintings Capture LA's Pioneer Spirit Writhing, Sweaty, and Ecstatic: The Realist Paintings of Dan Witz These Fleshy Paintings Turn Awkward Moments into Art
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Mark and Jessica Jessica fell for Mark, but in the end she proved to be too much of a "realist" to go through with the wedding.
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Ms. Tennant found her footing in the early 1970s after discovering writers whose anti-realist qualities dovetailed with her own love of myth, magic and dream.
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O. Paralkar, a doctor living in Philadelphia, leans on his medical knowledge here in this magical realist story of an Indian surgeon in a rural village.
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" Conceptual underpinnings mean little without a compelling story, of course, but the showrunners' backgrounds prepared them to adapt a magical realist genre classic like "American Gods.
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And, for many Western Europeans, whose notions of Romanian art were largely grounded in folk art or socialist realist works, it was an eye-opening experience.
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SAN FRANCISCO is renowned for its political street art, from the murals of the Mission District to the social-realist frescoes that adorn many municipal buildings.
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During his first presidential campaign, President Barack Obama said he had "enormous sympathy" for the realist foreign policy approach of both Scowcroft and George H. W. Bush.
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Born in 1892, ten years after Edward Hopper and five years after Georgia O'Keeffe, Davis didn't become a realist nor did he paint abstracted depictions of nature.
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These wild contradictions in Trump's apparent worldview, the policies that veer between radically realist and outright colonialist, are what make his foreign policy so difficult to read.
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Why does the show conclude with Neel's "realist" piece, which is dated 20 years before a Robert Motherwell abstraction, "Nocturne 1" (1988), hanging in the first room?
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Related: Unbelievable Realist Paintings of Women Underwater Look Like Photos [Video] How Jason deCaires Taylor Built the World's Largest Underwater Sculpture Saving the Ocean with Underwater Artwork
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Yet I believe that Peres -- as a realist and not a dreamer -- still believed at the end of his life in the possibility of such a peace.
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She's the worrier and the realist to Robbie's dreamer, a dynamic that played out more dramatically when that certain post went viral in the summer of 230.
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Yilmaz Güney laid the groundwork in the 1980s; his Palme d'Or-winning film "The Road" (83) was a poetic realist film depicting hardship in south-eastern Turkey.
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Whether or not they had living offspring, their relationship gave the world a suite of some of the most eloquent studies of love found in realist sculpture.
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Like Boards of Canada's magical realist flips on 90s dancefloor tropes, Abysma's a record for head-bobbing in an easy chair, contemplating your place in the world.
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DeLillo had some perfect realist novels that I have read more than once with immense pleasure—and lately he's developed an expanded sensitivity that I celebrate too.
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Elements of romance, comedy and kitchen-sink realist drama combine and refract against the backdrop of Dakar — its poor and wealthy neighborhoods, its commerce and its traffic.
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Roubini, who is known as Dr. Doom, said he has always been a realist who looks at the upside and tail risks to the market and economy.
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Where "Feed the Beast" really lives is inside a magical-realist cable-drama bubble, where nothing magical happens, but you still don't quite buy anything you see.
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Jack Shainman "Photo Bloke" (2016), by the Pop-realist portrait painter Barkley Hendricks, depicts a man in a pink suit and white sneakers against a pink background.
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" And as we parted, he told me, "You are obviously a romantic, my friend, and I hope you recognize that a romantic needs a realist like Clare.
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He trained as a Socialist Realist painter in that destroyed eastern city before defecting to West Germany in 1961, months before the rise of the Berlin Wall.
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Related: Evocative Illustrations Show What Women Do When No One's Watching Unbelievable Realist Paintings of Women Underwater Look Like Photos Witches as Women Empowered by the Occult
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In the late 19th century, social-realist works depicting the working class and the poor proliferated in Europe, reaching their peak in America during the Great Depression.
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" Keeping this in mind, during the group date, Victoria F. tells Tammy that Kelsey has also said she's "the realist bitch here and everyone else is fake.
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Before his voluntary internment, Noguchi's sculpture often had a social-realist streak; after he returned, his art turned more organic, and freer, but also at times absurd.
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Burt, who was the American Ambassador to Germany from 29 to 29, had been attracted by Trump's talk of a more restrained, "realist" vision of American power.
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Historically, from slavery to the present, the black preacher has been a realist who was willing to work with anyone to advance the interests of his people.
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Early works like her Concerto for Piano, Orchestra and Timpani (1946) drew on idioms from both socialist realist and modernist styles, with influences including Stravinsky and Bartok.
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The new retrospective of Walter Robinson's bright, brushy realist paintings is a blessed event for fans of the storied bohemian artist, art journalist, and man-about-downtown.
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There's no blueprint, as some of my realist friends in the academy sometimes seem to believe, that can be smoothly applied to create a new foreign policy.
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PARELES More cheerily melodic tragedy from the Savannah, Ga., rapper Quando Rondo, who is signed to the imprint of the Baton Rouge realist YoungBoy Never Broke Again.
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Means's first story collection, "A Quick Kiss of Redemption" (1991), is fairly traditional, but one can already feel him chafing at the surly bonds of realist norms.
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Eventually, she broke her own boundary and started migrating the figurative panel into the abstract one, all the while showing influences of abstraction in the realist panel.
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"Some of the rhetoric has been uber-Realist and cynical," said Daniel Fried, who coordinated sanctions policy at the State Department from 2013 until early this year.
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The work is now being cast into bronze and will remain a permanent fixture in the park, just like Rodin's realist masterpiece, completed over a century earlier.
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Plot-wise, The Great Gatsby—like so much realist narrative fiction—is easily boiled down to a handful of bullshit tacked around some semblance of Character Motivations.
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That's the realist of the real is that a lot of notorious, nefarious characters used to look out for me, and I think that's important to know.
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The man developed a reputation in foreign policy and military circles for publishing "realist" critiques of the war in Afghanistan while he was still serving on active duty.
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A female director, Nadine Labaki from Lebanon, won the Jury Prize - effectively the bronze medal - for "Capharnaum", a realist drama about childhood neglect in the slums of Beirut.
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It was just about how to make things in front of me appear on this two-dimensional surface, with my hand, and not disguise them as photo-realist.
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He was the embodiment of the charismatic style of diplomacy -- shuttling, often with great fanfare, from one country to another -- and is generally regarded as the supreme realist.
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But its magic realist technique is a genuine novelty, and presents intriguing possibilities for future developments in nonfiction film as a form of family history and personal reflection.
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In Mr Lanthimos's last deadpan magic-realist fable, "The Lobster", the characters all accepted that anybody who was unmarried for too long would be transmogrified into an animal.
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Still, ever the realist, he admits there may not be a foolproof way to ensure that not one of the hydromorphone pills ends up in the wrong hands.
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While based on a detail that caught her attention, she is not interested in a transposing a realist view to a painting, a wall relief, or a drawing.
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By nature a realist, at times a gloomy one, he doesn't sound like someone who seeks, or expects, any kind of ultimate racial harmony, in art or life.
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Beyond such realist considerations, the dissent channel memo defaults to general notions like the integrity of the "international system" for civilian protection and "accountability" for human rights violations.
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Realist scholars like Michael Mandelbaum and critics of American power like Andrew Bacevich tell us that the failure of such "nation building" efforts was foreordained — and richly deserved.
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These descriptions — realist, historian, man of letters — while accurate, create a somewhat misleading impression, an implication of dryness or sterility that could not be further from the truth.
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This is why, for all of the fiction she brings into her work, she is a realist who recognizes how strange and flustering it is to be alive.
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A similar store appears in "Police," its array of precisely rendered neon signs bringing to mind Richard Estes, if the photo-realist painter ever made a wrong turn.
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In his interview with Samet, Scott says that he considers himself a realist and that he titles his work based on associations he makes with the finished work.
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I looked forward to our weekly sessions because Julie was, refreshingly, so unlike me: an easygoing extrovert to my more cautious introvert, a realist but not an overthinker.
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Photograph by Rafal Milach / Magnum for The New Yorker "You get visionaries, you get dreamers, but Jonathan is also a realist, and intensely practical," Norman Foster told me.
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Suddenly and unexpectedly, what would have been impossible under a Clinton administration became very real with a Trump administration — too real for "realist" centrists like the Tuesday Group.
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Obama's policy was influenced by his own realist thinking and to some large degree was also a reaction to what he saw as Bush's messianic rhetoric and overreach.
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By contrast, García Márquez's magical realist epic, which follows seven generations of the cursed Buendía clan through Colombian history, reveals more of its sly wit with each rereading.
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"You have to be a realist," said Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Republican of West Virginia, who oversees the appropriations subcommittee responsible for funding the Department of Homeland Security.
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Realist, neoconservative and liberal internationalist schools have different interpretations of how this may be achieved, and what limits exist on America's capacity to extend the reach of freedom.
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Many artists and curators in Hawaii bemoan the shortage of private galleries, especially ones that aren't just focused on fast-selling realist landscapes of little craft or value.
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But even this "formalist" view may be tempered by the "legal realist" idea that the law may be defined as a prediction of what the courts will do.
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"I am a realist and I just don't want to put salt in the open wound," Anton Shingarev, director of government relations at Kaspersky Lab, told VICE News.
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Most revealing during our exchange was the extent to which, much like me, Obama was by nature a pragmatist—more a foreign policy "realist" than a woolly eyed idealist.
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Some of my work is a comment on the stereotype of film that comes out of Scotland, which is like, social-realist cinema, and films shot with non-actors.
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" The California Democrat added that she is a "realist" who has watched Senate Republicans defend Trump, and said Democrats must be "realistic about what might be the end result.
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Eventually, he felt that his social-realist works were not making a difference, so he tried to separate his political interests from his aesthetic concerns and turned toward abstraction.
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In the book, a cub named Knut is one of a family of performing bears, who are all, in magical realist fashion, gifted with high doses of literary ability.
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Like a true realist, he understands admitting distressed populations from war torn areas where global jihad is prevalent is a guarantee for increased terror attacks in America and Europe.
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Sanders' policy proposal of normalization with the fundamentalist regime ruling Iran is not only counter-productive on realist grounds, it is also immoral and unethical on idealist-liberal grounds.
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The shape-shifting protagonist of this sex-filled magic-realist novel, twenty-two-year-old Paul Polydoris, belongs to "all the genders," able to change his body at will.
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Woolf's first two novels, The Voyage Out and Night and Day, are both accomplished, but relatively unadventurous, formally speaking, opting for generic conventions of the nineteenth-century realist novel.
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Morson and Schapiro's solution is to use the study of the humanities, and particularly of realist fiction, to broaden perspectives and to reintroduce to economics those three missing factors.
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This 1885 illustration produced by German professor Otto Wilhelm Thomé is a good example of a growing realist trend in botanical artwork at the turn of the 20th century.
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Ever the optimist (and realist), Kristen encouraged me to spend time on my more solitary hobbies — mountain biking and preserving the bones of animals — but I just wasn't interested.
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Which vision will prevail: the traditional realist, internationalist perspective of Mr. Trump's national security officials, or the darker nationalistic view of Stephen K. Bannon and his Strategic Initiatives Group?
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The visual vocabulary of Driskell's paintings extends from realist contour lines to fractured planes to symbols inspired by various religious practices, such as Bahia and Yoruban cosmology and mythology.
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Yishai Jusidman's Prussian Blue similarly, but less successfully, attempts to mine the effects of trauma and memory — in his case, through a series of realist landscape and interior paintings.
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I think that he has just normal reactions, healthy reactions," Taylor said, using one of his preferred terms ("race realist") for attitudes most of us would just call "racist.
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But then he pointed out that the giant Soviet realist statue of Mother Armenia was holding that big knife only to slice basturma, and levity filled the small room.
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The highly semantic and subjective debate over the word "progressive" seems like a fight for the soul of the Democratic Party — between Clinton's realist view and Sanders's idealist approach.
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President Trump appears to be returning to more of a realist approach to foreign policy that appealed to so many in the past, in a break from Obama administration policies.
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But what she is, is somebody who is a pragmatist and a realist and she will afford him the respect of the Office of the Presidency of the United States.
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For long stretches, Castle Rock is more focused on exploring the working-class realist side of King's fiction than the side that produces, say, malevolent spirits shaped like evil clowns.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South African FIFA presidential candidate Tokyo Sexwale said on Monday he is a realist who is "open to negotiations and alliances" ahead of Friday's vote in Zurich.
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It has been hugely influential in the realist tradition of political theory, which emphasises the role of states and interests over values and has experienced a revival in recent years.
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The invitation for the opening features a photo of one of Fanakapan's realist paintings, and although it's prominently stamped with the Silverstein Properties logo, credit to the artist is absent.
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Alternative interpretations or theories mainly try to either advance a realist view — that quantum systems have properties independent of observers and measurements — or avoid a measurement-induced collapse, or both.
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Then Vice President George H.W. Bush, trying to build an image as a tough foreign policy realist, considered it a coup to secure Brzezinski's support in his 1988 presidential campaign.
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From a realist point of view, the Nuremberg trials , which were conducted in 1945 and 1946 and resulted in death sentences for twelve Nazis, were an application of victor's justice.
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By that "realist" reasoning, China must be allowed to swallow one more piece of claimed sovereign territory, having seized Tibet and East Turkestan at the outbreak of the Korean War.
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Judge Judy Sheindlin, longtime star of daytime courtroom reality show "Judge Judy," wrote in an op-ed last month that Bloomberg "is the realist we need" in the White House.
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He is not Henry Kissinger, or so his logic runs, even as the underlying realist suspicion — or contempt — for the idea of America as a moral actor is eerily similar.
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And her latest book, a complex magic-realist graphic novel about Mexican-American family life, is a departure in terms of subject, but another winner from this kid-lit favorite.
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There's a lot of colour and warmth with the backdrop of the coast, which seems totally opposite to most British social realist dramas that are known for their grimy visuals.
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Nationwide, FedEx is one of the top courier delivery services, with about 49% of the express shipping market in the U.S., according to investment research and analytics firm Market Realist.
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After Lenin's death in 1924 and Stalin's subsequent rise to power, Popova's colleagues either emigrated or adapted to the changed circumstances, producing the Socialist Realist art demanded by the regime.
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Trump's foreign policy often gets discussed as isolationist for its skepticism of allies and foreign entanglements, or as realist for its obsession with self-interest and with cold cost-benefit.
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Pasha had commissioned the French realist for his personal collection of erotica, which included a series of major works by other artists like Eugène Delacroix and Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres.
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Founded by the pharmaceuticals heir and sculptor J. Seward Johnson, its graceful 42-acre sculpture garden is dominated by Johnson's towering, hyper-realist cast-bronze figures based on Impressionist chestnuts.
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He may as well have been Charlie Brown, since he didn't seem too happy being Charlie Morton — or, maybe, he was simply a realist in a game built on failure.
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In the striking magic-realist fable "And the Whole Sky Fit in the Dead Cow's Eye," from Chile, a mother strives to prevent the death of her adult farmer son.
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Replacing the lens with that of a realist provides a much different picture — one that recognizes the likelihood of Tehran following Hanoi's example is totally beyond the realm of possibility.
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Mr. Trump has also shown the ability to learn on the job, having become a realist toward Russia and shown new caution in dealings with two allies, Turkey and Israel.
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One, a witty video by the young Russian artist Taus Makhacheva, shows an acrobat transferring a museum's worth of Socialist Realist paintings, by tightrope, from one Caucasus peak to another.
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One is a magical realist work about orphaned teenage twins, Emerald (Lindsay Rico) and Ty (Dakota Granados); their star gator; and an outsider, Lucy (Talene Monahon), who complicates the ménage.
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Under Stalin's increasingly draconian regime in the 232s, artists either had to comply with the demands of the state propaganda machine for Social Realist art, emigrate or work in secret.
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Drawn in charcoal in a socialist realist style, the mural, more than 32 feet long, showed a group of men walking forward and carrying their fallen friends in their arms.
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So begins not the kind of realist novel Barthes loved, but a detective novel, the most openly semiotic of genres, in which everything might be a sign — or a clue.
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Mr. Marshall's Porgy — drawn in a muscular social realist, almost comic-book-superhero style — stands braced for action, wielding his crutch like a weapon and carrying Bess, on his shoulders.
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Joe Coleman is a hyper-realist who crams every picture with data, producing an image of all-over intensity that is at once a scrumptious meal and hard to stomach.
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Unacknowledged by the realist school of thought advocated by Brent Scowcroft and Zbigniew Brzezinski, Israel over the years has taken profound risks to accommodate American interests to its own detriment.
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" At the moment, he believes GOP losses in the House could be contained to 15 to 18 seats, to still hold the reins, but he described himself as "a realist.
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I've lived two thousand and some odd days since, read hundreds of other books and published three of my own, all in a bright, hot landscape of somewhat-realist fiction.
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Over the last century and a half, Sokołowsko has played host to a number of cultural dignitaries, including famously the Lumière brothers and Krzysztof Kieślowski, master of Polish realist cinema.
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Complimenting the installation of Bartlett's work in the Visiting Artist Gallery is the smaller exhibition Peers and Influences, which features realist works that carry on a conversation with Bartlett's aesthetic.
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She was more versatile than many of her casual readers realize: alongside her better-known realist novels, she wrote ghost stories, historical fiction, and the first biography of Charlotte Brontë.
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"I am such a realist that I realize there are a whole lot of people out there who would say, 'Anybody but Palin,' " she said on CNN's State of the Union.
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She has collaborated with fellow film composer Harry Escott (Hard Candy, The Road To Guantanamo, Shame) to soundtrack new film Dark River, a socio-realist thriller directed by Clio Barnard called.
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Mr Kissinger's realist view of the world apparently strikes a chord with Mr Putin, who thinks the collapse of the Soviet Union was the biggest geopolitical disaster of the 21970th century.
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Look, I can't prove we live in a magical realist universe where cats can talk, or that Embassy Cat's DNA has been somehow encoded with the text of top-secret files.
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Repressed inner thoughts seem to explode from the bodies Swedish illustrator and Swedish Academy of Realist Art teacher Miles Johnston draws in the dysmorphic portraits he posts to his Instagram account.
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The Bogarins describe 306 Hollywood as a "magical realist documentary," a genre they made up to describe how they tell a real-life story through whimsical constructed images and offbeat scenarios.
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Vice President George H.W. Bush, trying to build up his own image as a tough foreign policy realist, considered it a coup to secure Brzezinski's support in his 1988 presidential campaign.
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She has been described as a "magic realist," a label she resists, but there is both magic and realism in her exploration of the reservation, saturated necessarily by contemporary American culture.
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The harshness in Debra Granik's "regional-realist morality tale," based on the novel by Daniel Woodrell, "is not there to illuminate a sociological condition," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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McMaster was careful to couch these admonitions in the realist idiom of narrow self-interest, telling his troops that such hostile sentiments did "the enemy's work for them," by radicalizing Iraqis.
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"Of course, I don't agree with the Supreme Court ruling but I'm a realist when it comes to legislation on the floor of the Senate and the House," he told CNN.
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Kamala Harris says the Mueller report points toward obstruction, but adds she is a "realist" and doubts her Republican colleagues in the Senate will vote to remove President Trump from office.
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As a founding editor of the American Conservative, I had been working to lay the groundwork for a more realist, less military interventionist Republican candidate for 15 years, without obvious success.
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Taking place in the Yale University Art Gallery, the vast and endless beauty of Yosemite: Exploring the Incomparable Valley spills over the space in landscape paintings, collages, photographs, and realist sculpture.
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While not without risk, it was an effective move and the logical extension of the more pragmatic and "realist" Middle East policy that the Trump administration has been putting in place.
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"I am not surprised because Donald Trump is not an ideologue, he's a realist and a pragmatist," said Christopher Ruddy, chief executive of Newsmax Media and a friend of the president's.
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In his smart exploration of generational conflict, of what it is to be a gay man, of the crisis of existence as a black man, Iweala is very much a realist.
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Although Lazarin's work has the tone and style of traditional mainstream short fiction, it joins a growing canon of quietly realist stories that establish women's experiences as worthy of literary attention.
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The film is built around long takes and evolving conversations between the group, and uses dream-like sequences, newsreel footage, and occasional off-screen narration that breaks into the realist narrative.
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Inspired by "Winesburg, Ohio," Sherwood Anderson's collection of realist stories about small-town life, Mr. Oz began writing in his twenties about the characters he saw around him in his kibbutz.
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Midcentury prints by the Lithuanian-American social-realist artist Ben Shahn, another family friend, hang on nearly every wall in wooden frames made by Nakashima to resemble torii (Japanese shrine gates).
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She turns up dead in an irrigation canal, where a story that might otherwise seem folkloric — or yet more misleading, "magical realist" — flowers into something more richly disturbed and psychologically intricate.
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In fact, his determination to avoid American casualties, even as he expanded the battlefield, reinforced the impression that for all his talk of cooperation and partnership, he was a pitiless realist.
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Age is a phenomenon that the 16th-century Italian realist Giovanni Battista Moroni embraces in his extraordinarily candid portrait of the middle-aged Abbess Lucrezia Agliardi Vertova, hanging in Gallery 608.
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The American landscape itself, full of possibilities in some places and barely habitable in others, should make us humble, and therefore is an argument in favor of a measured, realist internationalism.
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This year, if I wanted to specialize, I could have stuck entirely to inspirationally minded would-be Oscar contenders, or quirky magical-realist romantic indies, or hyper-stylized, hyper-violent action films.
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For today's speculative realist thinkers, for instance, speculation is necessary precisely because of the limits of our ego — there is so much that is real but that we cannot ever possibly know.
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The first part of the exhibition looks at representations of the 21942 Uprising and examples of what constituted acceptable "socialist realist" art both before and after that watershed moment in Hungarian history.
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Rodriguez's most distinguished work, thus far, is his "Subway Series," somber photo-realist paintings of New York's subway passengers, which have been featured in The New York Times and The New Yorker.
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Despite following what Kemenczy describes as a "dream logic," the game feels more resonant with social realist filmmaker Ken Loach whose I, Daniel Blake explores similar systemic injustices through a personal lens.
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George H.W. Bush's political legacy inside his own party is limited — if candidate Trump flirted with a return to the realist foreign policy the first Bush preferred, it was never by name.
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In the summer of 1912, Edwin Dickinson went to Provincetown to study with Charles W. Hawthorne, an underrated realist painter and important teacher whose theories about painting have influenced generations of artists.
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It seems like a way of painting the artist as an exotic Other, a beautiful mysterious Indian instead of a gritty American realist unafraid to confront sex, crime, violence, and the body.
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On the campaign trail and early in his presidency, Trump claimed that he was a hard-nosed realist coldly pursuing American interests without regard for how countries were choosing to govern themselves.
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A realist, on the other hand, would note it's been over a decade since Half-Life 2: Episode Two was released, and we should probably all move on from this unhealthy relationship.
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Past a certain point, the science doesn't really matter — this could just as easily be the kind of magical-realist plot that produced stories like Ruby Sparks or Prelude to a Kiss.
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But it's hard to tell whether Enid is a realist who understands the hard truths of why the banner rules are necessary, or if she's too ready to believe what she's told.
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That undulating painting and the splendidly vivacious "Fête Gloanec" ("Gloanec Feast"), also from 1888 and a feast for the eye make him, for me, a kind of magic realist avant la lettre.
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But there is still another, more hard-nosed, realist take on the foreign reaction to the Syria strikes: that the UN's rules on when force is permitted don't meaningfully constrain states' behavior.
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"A move in the right direction as Quincey is a realist with a sense of urgency about diversifying the beverage portfolio and improving local execution via refranchizing," CLSA analyst Caroline Levy said.
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Bordo does not acknowledge, however, that Clinton campaigned as a pragmatic realist and consciously sought the support of conservative defectors from the GOP, while Sanders ran as a more idealistic democratic socialist.
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Symbios says he's especially interested in the "speculative realist perspective" on virtual realities—how juxtaposing the virtual and actual (or real) can allow viewers to face the real and encounter the sublime.
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In all their iterations, the residents of the Hundred Acre Wood have doled out lots of life lessons over the years — from the happy-go-lucky Pooh to the realist philosopher Eeyore.
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It's well known that Degas bridled at the term Impressionist, preferring Realist instead, and these fleeting, atmospheric landscapes, stripped to their smeary material nakedness, are about as real as you can get.
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Put another way, she's Kafka with a paintbrush, mindful of the nightmares of history and partial to somber, social-realist colors (muddy browns and greens) that hark back to Depression-era art.
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When he returns to the country and challenges T'Challa for the throne, he makes a very clear argument for why he deserves to rule: Wakanda's realist foreign policy is a moral disgrace.
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He has said he would get along with Russian President Vladimir Putin and sit down with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un — a throwback to the "realist" foreign policy of President Nixon.
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They are consistent with a realist, power-politics perspective, and with the Trump administration's emphasis on "America first" in an era of great power competition with the potential for great power conflict.
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The upside of being a realist—of believing that the rules are as real, in their way, as the sky and the earth—is that you live in a morally sanctified world.
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In a sense, Mr. Niblett said, there is the beginning of a more realist European foreign policy, which will continue to pay off Mr. Erdogan to avoid a new wave of refugees.
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The policies Clinton later outlines in her book are decent, even good, but she makes it clear that she is a realist, not an idealist; fundamentally she believes in compromise and bipartisanship.
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Mr. Tcherniakov offers a starkly realist portrayal of contemporary high society, while Mr. Barenboim draws upon more than three decades of experience, having made his Bayreuth Festival debut with "Tristan" in 1981.
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But they are nonetheless illustrative, and left me with a picture of someone whose worldview is both simpler and stranger than the sort of realist isolationism that is typically ascribed to him.
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As part of his artistic transformation, Ng Chung had abandoned his realist training and thrown himself into neo-Expressionism, sinking into Lan Kwai Fong's dissolute bar scene like Toulouse-Lautrec into Montmartre.
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Guilloux's notebooks make clear that more than a realist, he was a voice writer, testing dialogues and send-ups of bourgeois language, recording conversations, and compiling lists of idioms and ridiculous expressions.
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With it, she pursues those very subjects — motherhood and the climate emergency — that can seem too large, too sentimentalized, too guilt-inducing to be subjects of successful, let alone serious, realist fiction.
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The lineup also features "Ayiti Mon Amour" (Sunday), a magical-realist Haitian film centered on a young man, Orphée, who mourns his father's death in the 2010 earthquake that devastated the country.
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I said at the time, here is an artist who bridges the cartoonist and the social realist, but she does it in a very American way that really captures the human condition.
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Anbessa takes a magical realist approach to the moving story of Asalif, a 10-year-old living with his mother near an enormous condominium complex on the outskirts of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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The engineered nature of the online experience makes Virginia Heffernan's argument, in "Magic and Loss" (Simon & Schuster), that the Internet is "a massive and collaborative work of realist art" a little puzzling.
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You can make a cogent case that America should scale back from these commitments and make allies pay more for their own defense, as a number of realist foreign policy scholars have.
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After World War II, the Italian Neo-Realist Roberto Rossellini flirted with adapting the novel; the French director Marcel Carné and the writer Jacques Prévert, both of "Children of Paradise," also expressed interest.
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There is this other stream that doesn&apost get a lot of coverage in the media which is a more realist approach to foreign policy that does seek to have a different approach.
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" He describes the self-promoting Courbet — "a great painter, but also a serious publicity act" — as "an in-your-face Realist," whose family motto might well have been "Shout loud and walk straight.
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Rather than simply adopting a series of liberal policy positions to appeal to voters in early primary and caucus states, the senator from Minnesota is instead painting herself as a hard-boiled realist.
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Currently on view at Postmasters Gallery, Badwan's 100 Days of Solitude, a title that references Gabriel Garcia Márquez's magic realist novel One Hundred Years of Solitude, spent 60 times more than that alone.
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Kudlow's friend in question is Peter Brimelow, the publisher of the heavily anti-immigration and "racial realist" website VDare and a longtime associate of prominent figures in the white-nationalist far right movement.
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"Realist," I would correct them, as I went back to juicing kale and celery or swapping out their cleaning supplies with greener options, all of which felt safer than sitting in my grief.
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"You've got to be a realist and what I did not anticipate is an impeachment," Mr. Sanford said at a news conference in Concord, N.H., where he announced the end of his campaign.
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This is a viewpoint that sees the world in terms of spheres of influence, is coldly realist and owes more to Metternich than more idealistic visions of spreading democracy or protecting human rights.
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"America's diplomats and strategic planners can focus on improving our deterrence against North Korea," almost the exact thinking and verbiage coming out of at least one prominent realist think tank here in Washington.
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Yet, like many Democrats in a state that has voted to send Republicans to the White House in nine consecutive presidential races spanning four decades, he is equal parts optimist, realist and pessimist.
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" Ben was less harsh on Google than his online cohorts, however, calling himself "more of a realist" and giving Google the benefit of the doubt to "keep trying until they get it right.
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In Iowa, a new "super PAC" paid for pro-Trump robocalls featuring Jared Taylor, a self-described race realist, and William Johnson, a white nationalist and the chairman of the American Freedom Party.
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Except for the conventionally photo-realist "Windex Bottles" (1971–72), the paintings chosen for this exhibition consistently tease the viewer's attention away from the purely mimetic and nudge it back toward the surface.
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"Anyone who doesn't believe in miracles is not a realist," Santana wrote in the post, adding a GIF of the 1980 United States hockey team celebrating its Olympic triumph over the Soviet team.
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Gavaldón's movie — which augments Traven's story with a prologue explaining the Day of the Dead — further politicizes the magical realist tale, set in Spanish-occupied Mexico, by having Macario persecuted by the Inquisition.
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By the time Explosion has been promoted from town to county, the rulers view themselves as gods, and in magic-realist fashion, the moral chaos is horrifyingly reflected in the dysfunction of nature.
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It's a realist novel—almost a historical novel—about a Bosnian Serb war criminal, modelled on Radovan Karadžić, who has escaped international detection and has arrived in Cloonoila, an obscure little Irish town.
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But for Cj Hendry, an artist who has built a large following on Instagram for her hyper-realist drawings, it's the photo-sharing platform that helps her sell out self-hosted solo exhibitions.
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Other works bring a new painterly liberty to her signature realist imagery, commonly done in pencil or woodcut, of choppy seas in which every wavelet can seem to have sat for its portrait.
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"I wanted to show that life goes in a circle, events are intertwined, and that history repeats itself, there is no beginning and no end," Allende said about her sprawling, magic-realist narrative.
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But for Cj Hendry, an artist who has built a large following on Instagram for her hyper-realist drawings, it's the photo-sharing platform that helps her sell out self-hosted solo exhibitions.
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And while she says she is a realist about the effect that the minority party can have with such hearings, she nonetheless suggests that Democrats need to be more aggressive with Mr. Trump.
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There was a time when political correctness in black art was linked with realist aesthetics and didacticism, but it's been widely since recognized that this stance led to the marginalization of black abstractionists.
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