After all, it's littered with artifacts it took from other realms, and it keeps at least one toe on all of those realms' necks.
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The images represent physical and ideological realms of human experience.
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"The Nutcracker and the Four Realms" hits theaters November 2.
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"The future of the realms lies with you," Drosselmeyer says.
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In these outer realms, sometimes things get a little strange.
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He suggested that business and politics existed in separate realms.
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For us, "nature" and "society" belong to two separate realms.
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The realms he has sampled include disco, Woodstock and Nashville.
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In other realms, the action is progressing, slowly but surely.
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You're so coddled in these other realms of show business.
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And, vaster, some realms I owned, two rivers, a continent.
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The subjects include spirit realms, esoteric wisdom and the afterlife.
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Different realtors and loan officers have varying realms of expertise.
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In most realms of life, seediness isn't a fatal flaw.
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That is a human thing, for sure, in all realms.
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In many realms, processing speed is hardly relevant (there's no great advantage to the speedy sonneteer); in other realms, it's obviously critical (a truck driver can't ask for extra time in deciding whether to brake).
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They're how we navigate, buy and make decisions in both realms.
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These large sharks have been mostly safe in their dark realms.
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The distinction may be clearest in the cultural and social realms.
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The realms of the heart have been really complicated and turbulent.
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But in other realms, like health, misinformation can really change behaviors.
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We can see the asymmetry at work in other realms, too.
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But Atreus was largely raised by his Nine Realms-native mother.
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I'd like to see weed being slowly classified in those realms.
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What earthly realms are left to conquer once you've broken orbit?
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But he quickly moves on to other, more time-distant realms.
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More than that, Mueller had to navigate two different narrative realms.
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Dissenting, Mr. Stephens contends that art and politics are separate realms.
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Hedge funds and Transcendental Meditation seem to live in opposite realms.
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Cardiologists and oncologists — plumbers and poisoners — lived in different medical realms.
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A company-backed cryptocurrency is not beyond the realms of possibility.
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To my delight, other students began creating their own realms and worlds.
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Things are moving fast in the realms of cloning and gene editing.
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You've got the 3D world with all sorts of realms to explore.
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The Realms of the Unreal, with its vast scale and elaborate moral
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The need for such simulation pushes the computers into new virtual realms.
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One of D'Amour's favorite tricks has been quotation from modern classical realms.
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And now it's ventured largely into the news and the political realms.
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Just like any other technology, governments open up new realms of opportunity.
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"Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis" - Anne Rice (Knopf, $28.95) 9.
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Yet in many realms, France has been limited by its own xenophobia.
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Magnanimous, whose realms profound/ Are fix'd beneath the firm and solid ground.
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His second volume of memoirs, "Realms of Strife," was published in 1986.
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Strategic Command has missions in the space and cyber realms as well.
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Houellebecq has charted these realms before, and in much the same manner.
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Will each of the cloud giants own different realms and business segments?
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Campuses are supposed to be realms of bold inquiry and fearless debate.
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It intersects with a lot of different realms of the social sciences.
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I have my shit more or less together in most other life realms.
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The future of our own Seven Realms — the United States — depends on it.
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Communication doesn't exactly come easily to everyone, especially in the realms of romance.
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However, it is missing two biggish features: Microsoft Realms and Xbox Live support.
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And whole new realms of Force mythology are casually created along the way.
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But outside of these specialized realms, it would be grossly ignorant and unaware.
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His debut album Discretización pushes further into those outer realms and inner spaces.
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In all of these realms, there is still much work to be done.
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Or perhaps someone took her to see GodUp in the higher realms somewhere.
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By exploring these realms, behavioralists find insights where standard economics never sheds light.
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"The Nutcracker and the Four Realms" premieres November 2 in the United States.
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What other artist could conjure these three dissimilar realms with such easy mastery?
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Alongside politics and pop culture, one of those super divisive realms is music.
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Just a painted sheet separated the realms of the temple and the beyond.
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Real health care transcends economics and delves into the social and community realms.
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Another is "gamification," the practice of applying elements from games to nongame realms.
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The realms are beautiful and the characters that populate them are so vivid.
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In the Iron Age, these bogs were portals to distant worlds, wilder realms.
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The Bedrock shift also means that console players will have access to Minecraft Realms.
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In most realms we pursue agreement, but in some we may dread it. Why?
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This is already proving to be difficult as AI keeps encroaching into superhuman realms.
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How can I connect to these subtle realms through the body or through intuition?
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A dead cert move if you want to transcend into the realms of mythology.
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What are photographs but gateways into parallel realms, memories resurrected, passageways into the familiar?
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So in those realms, setting a price is a nice way to handle it.
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Like Dan Savage, Perel's professional identity straddles both the psychology and pop culture realms.
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Despite being informed by her identities, Khan's works transcend the realms she focuses on.
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The boundary between these two realms, known as the heliopause, is a dynamic environment.
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Then there are those vast realms where the old intermediaries hardly exist at all.
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The young Chekhov had yet to build the naturalistic bridge that connects those realms.
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They move in realms we can't understand and to which we have no access.
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In ale, yarrow is a plant that helps you navigate between realms of consciousness.
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Preckwinkle has swiped at Lightfoot over her lack of experience in the electoral realms.
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He was convinced they would burn brightly and then move on to other realms.
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It is known for its progressive exhibitions that explore realms of art and nature.
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In the realms of modern business and politics, however, facial hair has particular resonance.
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The unorthodox narrative mix will speak to your interest in speculative and spiritual realms.
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They're ballads drifting over from other realms, with nowhere here to really call home.
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For one, it is making no pretense to be bridging the two digital realms.
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A minimally disruptive end to Bretton Woods II remains within the realms of possibility.
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Their attitudes about harassment could reverberate in legal disputes that arise in other realms.
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In the realms of consumer safety and the environment, that could make life better.
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The realms of art and friendship merge; absence turns to presence; presence becomes absence.
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The big picture: Facebook's operations as a quasi-state span realms such as ... 1.
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This character has absolute power in both political and romantic realms, and over death.
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And you can apply this to other realms of life as well — especially to television.
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Could the Good-Cop/ Bad-Cop Strategy be at work in three foreign policy realms?
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Scripts draw heavily on Yakut folklore, a tradition rich with fantasy, mysticism and otherworldly realms.
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In the realms of more ordinary talent, just 28% of the world's researchers are women.
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It's different from Minecraft Realms, which are privately cloud-hosted servers available for smaller groups.
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The video also stars two other men, whose artistic careers fall in more expected realms.
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Essentially, Machine Zone aims to organize cities in the way it manages its fantasy realms.
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The key finding: Suburbia should not be considered a distinct entity, but two separate realms.
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Artificial intelligence and cloud computing are terms once reserved for the realms of science fiction.
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The fantastical realms of Final Fantasy will soon be a real-world escape room game.
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Nothing in these realms is accidental or spontaneous; everything that exists is designed for approval.
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All of these realms involve humans — and far too often, humans are taken for granted.
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Augmented reality, the meshing of real and digital realms in real time, isn't far behind.
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Frances is stylish and serene, and seems unhappy in almost all realms of her life.
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But in critical realms like greenhouse gas emissions, nothing is accomplished by outsourcing the polling.
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Open up to change and transformation—especially in the realms of sex, intimacy, and trust.
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In most realms, those with the least ability to pay should receive the biggest discounts.
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For decades, law firms have been portrayed on television as realms of glamour and intrigue.
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Below are a sampling of her legacy in the realms of both photography and biology.
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Our diplomatic and developmental efforts will achieve better outcomes in bilateral, multilateral and informational realms.
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Her heroines are career women striding through glamorous realms of fashion, publishing, art and retailing.
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I have seen, but without pleasure, Realms of Sweets that are fenced or walled enclosures.
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Finally, the future for the realms of culture, arts, fashion, and style is looking bright.
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Perhaps it's by expanding the world of a cult science-fiction movie into new realms.
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Nothing should be beyond words, no liminal realms of discomfort can be allowed to exist.
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In these realms, there is reason for optimism — and room to do so much more.
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Little overlap is intended to exist in the responsibilities of these two realms of government.
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The real problem, rather, is the intrusion of politics into realms once removed from it.
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All were both technical tours de force and repositories of entire realms of spiritual belief.
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"Our conversation was nonending on different realms, and we would argue a lot," he said.
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At 27, he is also an adventurer intent on exploring overlooked realms of the repertory.
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Culturally specific works like disability art can have meaning in a number of different realms.
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The cognitive realms of insomnia frequently resemble the dippy altered states induced by psychotropic drugs.
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And in other realms, like the South China Sea, their interests are in direct conflict.
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It was she who first launched wheatgrass into the realms of superfood and even curative medicine.
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Amazon's PR department may as well have borrowed this narrative out of the realms of comedy.
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And on LGBTQ issues, Sessions wouldn't have as much power as he would in other realms.
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Hero Realms is like a trading card game (think Magic: The Gathering) but also quite different.
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But Jeffress' denunciations of gays and Muslims often stretch beyond the realms of sin and salvation.
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Mackenzie stars as Clara in The Nutcracker and the Four Realms which hits theaters November 2nd.
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But this point of view becomes especially troubling when the realms of biology and computing merge.
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Forty-four countries (including Queen Elizabeth's 16 realms) still have a monarch as head of state.
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Their leading market comps are no longer the kick bags of the internet and financial realms.
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"[Manson] overstepped the mark into extremity in so many different realms of behavior," Andreae told Refinery29.
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For boosting earnings, as in so many realms, nothing beats being a straight, white, married man.
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As in so many realms of public affairs, Trump's mere presence creates massive amounts of uncertainty.
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Secondly, neoliberalism abandons the liberal conceit of a separation between political and economic realms of life.
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Medicine needs standards, of course, otherwise it can ramble into dangerous realms, compromising safety and reliability.
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Yet there remain realms of biodiversity, even near our urban areas and places of potential development.
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It cuts away the higher realms, the loftiest capacities of humanity, and leaves only the animal.
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He conjured dreamlike, metaphysical fairy realms, as well as portrayed real-life subjects as radiant beings.
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Critic's Pick The dazzling Swedish clarinetist Martin Frost has long explored new realms of classical music.
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If so, the geological histories of some of these elevated realms need to be re-examined.
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He said the implications of the ruling were vast and could hurt competition in many realms.
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The blinds, permeable barriers between the public and private realms, remain one of Yang's signature materials.
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But the people who live in the Forgotten Realms are familiar with most of this stuff.
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And its songs take the cryptic introspection of his previous work into even more convoluted realms.
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The United States projects its influence in English in realms including finance, culture, science and warfare.
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They therefore oppose all race-conscious efforts to promote equality in education, employment and other realms.
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These technologies have harmless potential in realms of kink, fantasy, and consensual exploration of one's sexuality.
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Interstellar travel has proved at least as intoxicating in the rarefied realms of art and style.
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Their work is better known in the art and academic realms than in mainstream cinematic ones.
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Whether made with chalk or chisel, Michelangelo's artworks mediate between the physical and the metaphysical realms.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Most realms of augmented reality are designed for our enjoyment.
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Susan Napier's Miyazaki World eloquently defines Hayao Miyazaki as an auteur who creates immersive animated realms.
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" On the other hand, "if you're able to move slowly and steadily into bigger realms and into the realms that you want, you can essentially hopscotch from one circle to another just by inhabiting that overlapping area and then moving into the place you want to go.
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What the world needs now is more attention to commonality beneath what might seem starkly different realms.
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High energies also allow physicists to take measurements of realms impossible to probe in a typical lab.
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Here was Schubert entering mystical realms, while poignantly drawing upon a heritage of Viennese song and dance.
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Like we said, she's a natural in all domestic realms so why wouldn't we take her advice?
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There are vast fantasy realms like in The Witcher, a post-apocalyptic wasteland of the Fallout series.
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The artist Todd Murphy uses skirts as a means of projection, making them gateways to mythical realms.
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The prima ballerina has nabbed a role in Disney's forthcoming "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms" movie.
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He comfortably connects the realms of high art and street vernacular and conceptual thought and pragmatic politics.
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In the past, presidents have sought counsel from the academic, corporate, and nonprofit realms on important issues.
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Klapow is encouraged to see the problem being seriously addressed outside the realms of research and medicine.
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And for boosting earnings, as in so many realms, nothing beats being a straight, white, married man.
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Kids know that games are, paradoxically, the realms in which we play-act who we really are.
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If history is a guide, hedge funds, private equity and other realms of finance will also suffer.
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Franken, a former comedian, is the first in this current wave to have worked in both realms.
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It takes a very clever actress to explore those realms where cleverness will be of no avail.
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Fifteen period rooms on the second floor of the Armory expand the fair's footprint into other realms.
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Hip-hop has a unique way of elevating elements of everyday life into new realms of being.
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Believers also claim that it carries and amplifies spiritual energies and connects them to higher spiritual realms.
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Mr. Pence's speech comes as tensions over the trade war appear to be spilling into other realms.
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So in honor of this fake but delightful holiday, here are Motherboard's favorite hounds from scifi realms.
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These realms, the narrative suggests—not music, writing, or art—offer a more profound experience of creativity.
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Flower ambassadors from each borough place orders for their respective realms, and the greenhouses serve them up.
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I Put a Spell on You Two magical collections connect the real world with more ethereal realms.
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Besides, fictional realms based in reality like Black Panther's Wakanda have become much more intriguing to moviegoers.
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" According to Mr. Pilgrim's website, "Dominion in earthly realms of authority (business & politics) is a biblical mandate.
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In all three realms, you have to strike the right balance of self-promotion and self-effacement.
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Like him, she appears confident she can master realms in which she has little expertise or experience.
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In Ms. Coates's view, movement, too, brings us closer to realms too large or small to comprehend.
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"Sky: Children of the Light" invites you to explore seven "dreamlike realms" in the kingdom of Sky.
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Both have reached the top of realms — media; business — that are still overwhelmingly dominated by white men.
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The notion of elves as intermediaries between the natural and human realms seemed like a promising fictional premise.
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The movie, The Nutcracker And The Four Realms, is certainly a fresher take on the 1892 classic story.
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And it's in considering the other realms of executive power that Team Sanders is on its firmest ground.
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The quartet then unleashed the feral and highly influential LP, Behind the Realms of Madness, a year later.
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Fiona the hippo has been the queen of many realms: eating lettuce, being cute, taking showers, family reunions.
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The codes linked the online and offline realms on a scale not seen anywhere else in the world.
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The answer to that question could significantly alter the scope of presidential power in realms far beyond immigration.
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Her mother, Marie, was Queen of the Four Realms, and in her absence, things have quite fallen apart.
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Fantasy Fiction clubs continue to grow as students gather together to wage good against evil in unfettered realms.
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Alternately, intelligent life may choose to explore the infinite realms of cyberspace instead of the cold, dead cosmos.
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"The idea of having sex with [a dinosaur] is outside the realms of possibility," Smith told The Guardian.
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Well, not Jesus, exactly, but someone who can walk between the realms of the living and the dead.
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In my work there has always been a certain kind of sexual depravity, but within realms of consent.
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Novelli showed no desire to shift the dynamic from the striking realms where Teymur clearly had an advantage.
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The failure of Trumpcare wasn't a one-off mishap that Republicans can offset with victories in other realms.
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The rise of the internet, social media and smartphones makes such talk of royal realms sound ridiculously dated.
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And it's not only the dancers of Ballet Theater who get to live inside such realms this spring.
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She currently has two films out for release this year, Colette and The Nutcracker and the Four Realms.
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Mr. Anderson excels in both realms, exacting a toll of physical punishment that he attributed to inner rage.
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Like some other combinations of traditional sports and esports, Leonsis' holdings illustrate how the two realms are merging.
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Anthony Kennedy was hardly an uncritical supporter of affirmative action in public employment, education admissions, or other realms.
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If used in the right dosages, the plant can take you on a giddy ride into other realms.
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A period of transition, where night manages to occupy two realms; both the darkness and a new day.
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It transports you through time and space in the discography and realms inside the world of Iron Maiden.
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"We know people who perpetrat abuse can be phenomenal in all other realms of their life," Nesbitt continued.
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Clearly, our country needs a greater systematic effort in the realms of public health, the government and industry.
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Magic rules all of these realms, reducing complex social and political conflicts to battles over spells and ensorcellment.
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Sixteen countries in the Commonwealth are designated as realms, meaning that the queen remains the head of state.
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But his influence went beyond a monthly magazine and into the realms of literature, politics, and pop culture.
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Over the past year, more female voices have been making themselves heard in realms both political and personal.
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With stricter measures on public gatherings, our games, like everything else, live in realms of past and present.
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This, truly, is writing with only a partial mind, because our mind lies in too many different realms.
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If fictional children can enter magical realms through a wardrobe or a tollbooth, why not a Christmas tree?
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"We should compete in this realm, just like this administration does in so many other realms," Grella said.
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Mirror Games In the 19th century, many believed that Halloween was the boundary between realms: Living and dead.
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That's true in all realms of life, Torabi says: your health, relationships, pursuit of happiness, security and finances.
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Even within the most rigorous realms of Afro-Latin music, other sounds and influences can find a home.
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What Leicester did in winning the Premier League last season, he says, came from the realms of fantasy.
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Or immerse yourself in elaborate fantasy realms and binge the new Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance on Netflix.
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"It's usually within those realms that I'm going to have a limited ability to match," Ms. Tyson said.
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But "Underground" is most concerned with understanding the fixation, shared by humans for millenniums, with these hidden realms.
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"In the Realms of the Unreal" tells the story of a planet that Earth orbits as a moon.
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Anthony Kennedy is hardly an uncritical supporter of affirmative action in public employment, education admissions, or other realms.
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And its ideal is now disrupting other realms — from policy-making to education and crime and justice programs.
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Image: istolethetv/FlickrPerhaps we're not alone but instead reside in a multiverse stocked with all sorts of fantastical realms.
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Their values and vision shape policy in these realms more than wonkish insistence on this strategy or that measure.
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That's why "taking a 7-1" became Brazilian slang for bad defeats in politics and other realms of life.
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Most large businesses operate simultaneously in both realms, and the boundaries between data's use online and offline have blurred.
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The HRC and UNRWA weren't the only realms in which Haley presented herself as a fierce champion of Israel.
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Smith is a book artist, but his work delves into the realms of photography, textiles, printmaking, and computer drawings.
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At 43, it is not beyond the realms of possibility that Sunday's victory will be his final major triumph.
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Arguably, the North has earned its independence by protecting all the realms from the threat of the White Walkers.
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A cash-sensible solution, then, for both trips into the most remote realms on Earth and beyond, is essential.
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One can easily imagine how this would play out in other realms of policy, including on the domestic front.
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The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, also starring Misty Copeland and Eugenio Derbez, opens in theaters on Nov. 2.
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The performance wear's campaign features a few newcomer faces to the #GoodSquad, all women who dominate the fitness realms.
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Unhealthy secrecy Bartlet is depicted in the series as an exemplar of virtue, both in public and private realms.
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Find a space outside where you can sit and meditate comfortably, then allow yourself to pass between the realms.
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The artist Todd Murphy uses skirts as just such a means of projection, making them gateways to mythical realms.
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It's easy to forget just how many wild states of matter with strange properties might exist in other realms.
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The American South and New England are hotbeds of racialized inequity across public and private realms, then and now.
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Pros already have access to tournament realms and scrimmages so they already have a lot of opportunities to practice.
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In AI's other realms, it hasn't actually proven omniscient or objective, usually in ways that hurt not-white guys.
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The vice president said the fundamental problem remains "institutional racism" and its legacy in housing, employment and other realms.
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Though the festival primarily trades in horror, it does branch out into other realms typically dismissed as "genre" fare.
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Through the station they met everybody in the college town that inhabited the same outer realms that they did.
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Bachelor Nation is similarly vast, but in my mind, the real estate of these two realms does not converge.
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In the faraway realms at the bottom of the Earth, Antarctic scientists have unexpectedly recorded bizarre drone-like sounds.
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"Zauberland," meaning "magic land," comes from Heine's "Aus alten Märchen winkt es," about the longing for fairy-tale realms.
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It has evolved through the ages, passing through the realms of religion and politics to where it lives today.
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I implore Donald Trump to restore a sense of unity to our polarized and vitriolic political and social realms.
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In the social and political realms, an abstraction is an idea — love, liberty, Leninism — that has no palpable form.
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Mamoru Hosoda's anime fantasy "The Boy and the Beast" is a curious hybrid with a foot in two realms.
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This shift in thinking sounds inconceivable to people in most realms, but we have done it in the past.
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This character came, a strange mirror of the protagonist, and the Forgotten Realms ultimately remain unchanged for his existence.
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An awful lot of things in the realms of politics and public policy are deeply controversial, and rightly so.
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Rising short-video app Douyin, which is TikTok's local version, threatens Tencent's dominance in the social and content realms.
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They believe psychoactive plants like ayahuasca, peyote or psilocybin open people's minds to metaphysical realms and deeply meaningful experiences.
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Other doctors, who didn't have research-oriented practices, enhanced their professional lives by concentrating on specific realms of interest.
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Cool Japan is a column about the quirky and serious happenings in the Japanese scientific, technological and cultural realms.
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It carried a deep blues spirit into new hallucinatory realms; 63 years later, it's still overwhelming, dizzying, earthy, ecstatic.
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But the harsh, moralizing critiques missed the true scale of Thatcher's reconstruction of social as well as economic realms.
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It's a smart, scrappy, enjoyable film that found a discerning audience in the realms of DVD and home video.
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At the same time, the Danes have no trouble stepping outside worldly realms and into zones of rapt contemplation.
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One way is through public art — through artists' acts of imagination, and viewers' embrace of the realms they create.
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The aim is for robots to complete surgeries remotely, but Tee goes further still into the realms of diagnostics.
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They remind me that droves of people of good character and integrity still exist within the realms of government.
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The state wields coercive authority over certain realms of life, the extent of which liberals and conservatives reasonably dispute.
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What's less clear to me is how Rankin would assess the progress we've made in each of these realms.
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If Realms gives Minecraft players a private space to play in with their friends, servers go bigger and more public.
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That's also true in the realms of television and film, with hundreds of shows and movies instantly streamable on Prime.
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Mixed reality, where the room you're actually in remains visible, can diminish the clumsiness between realms but doesn't eliminate it.
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Home rain catching is a pretty slick affair these days, no longer relegated to the realms of industrial water towers.
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For all their talk of dying tomorrow, everyone is still convinced that the realms of men will outlast this fight.
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What were some of the challenges that women faced during this time, particularly in the realms of art and photography?
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In Thor: The Dark World, Heimdall says he can see all the souls in the nine realms, explaining his omniscience.
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Yet busy as she's been with this ambitious, multi-layered project, Bradley's also been on a roll in other realms.
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Now that most video stores are gone, this content is also unavailable to rent — in the physical or digital realms.
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They're both fictional realms that emerged within a year of each other, and they're both attached to pop culture sensations.
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Growing up in a household full of physics textbooks, Sweeney learned to appreciate both tangible and abstract realms of thinking.
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With so many talented artists working in such diverse realms, it's hard to narrow them down to a select 10.
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The very simple call to listen to women, to believe women—this refrain comes up in a lot of realms.
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The Hakuto team aims to be the first to explore these tantalizing lunar realms with its unique roving tag-team.
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Read More: Disney's 'The Nutcracker and the Four Realms' is somehow both chaotic and boring — here's what critics are saying
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The American revolution is an ongoing process, a continuous journey Into more and more expanded realms of possibility for everyone.
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Iran is steadily raising pressure in the nuclear and regional realms, while dangling the possibility of face-to-face talks.
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Cryogenic preservation was also on that list, although then I thought it only existed in the realms of science fiction.
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Much of the excitement surrounding the paper stems from its unique intersection between the physical and more abstract mathematical realms.
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It's a relief to hear him return to his roots after years spent operating in pop music's most stratospheric realms.
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Each pokes holes in the other until all that remains is a mesh that exists in both realms at once.
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"I added cheat codes to help me develop games," said Scott Miller, founder of Apogee Software (later rebranded 3D Realms).
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We are especially uncomfortable when asked to engage with realms of human experience that don't fit within the accorded norms.
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It would not be beyond the realms of possibility that somewhere outside of our own universe lies another different universe.
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So does anything, really, that tugs us from issues of policy and governance into the realms of theater and sport.
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Najaf is a center of Shiite studies where senior religious figures have traditionally viewed religion and government as separate realms.
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The series is going to range across the many realms of business, from investing to healthcare to retail and beyond.
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Psychedelics, academic scholarship and the New Age movement conspire to make reason and reality the realms of idiots and squares.
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In fact, they signed on as her first clients — one more way her professional and personal realms came braided together.
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She wondered why strong interest in other realms of technology, like playing videogames, didn't translate to success in computer science.
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And these people would live forever, and they would pass, unhindered, between the realms of the living and the dead.
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Unfortunately, this search is sometimes more like a stretch, particularly when Dann overreaches into the realms of numerology and astrology.
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They occupy different realms, and my faith has a far more important and cherished place in my life than politics.
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" Still he points out that the illustrations "incorporate standard motifs from the medieval and Reformation representation of the diabolical realms.
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But in an indication of things to come, crossing techniques were being pushed into new realms of innovation as well.
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And then there was Immortal, and they're making music about demon-filled winter realms, and they had their own reasons.
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Better to say, then, that I inhabit two deeply related realms that have long been divided by mutual suspicion and conflict.
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Copeland posted a photo of her script for the project, which is titled The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, on Instagram.
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Traditionally, there has been some degree of separation between the political and commercial realms, each with its own source of legitimacy.
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That'd be like someone telling me that cantaloupe could get more delicious — it just doesn't seem within the realms of possibility.
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As a result, a more complex picture of the relationship between the two realms of art and law began to emerge.
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These holy men loom in the collective memory of their respective realms, while also connecting those lands with places far afield.
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That certainly won't be outside the realms of possibility for some customers, although it does tie you to a single service.
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Fonts have long affected the way messages are conveyed and perceived in realms beyond social media, from advertising to resume-writing.
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"It's easily within the realms of possibility that we might have to use negative interest rates," the New Zealand Governor said.
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Imagery from psycho-spiritual realms can be found in rave culture, in the burgeoning music festival scene, and throughout Burning Man.
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Whether I've ever thought about it or not, games tell me I want to run away to magical realms and war.
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As such, war has fueled Huxley's dystopias and Jerry Bruckheimer films and the barbaric realms of George R. R. Martin's Westeros.
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So all the realms, the fantasies that are included in what I'm talking about are rooted in things that I feel.
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All three realms were proudly and self-consciously diverse, although carefully so—Michigan had been sued over its affirmative-action program.
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As president, he pursues an unlikely quest to push back historical tides in the economy and other realms of American life.
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If you didn't use that stone to step off and jump off into other realms, you might as well give up.
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At first glance, a hot, naked woman playing electronic music seems to fit straight into the realms of teenage boy fantasy.
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Also, the new moon in Cancer on July 4 is an especially potent time for you to connect to higher realms.
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It's the same for the realms outside of consent—being in a relationship, being roommates, having little arguments with your parents.
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Paired with artists who straddle the realms of internet surf clubs and fine art, their live show almost invites art critics.
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Yet M&A is far from an exact science and a big acquisition is not totally beyond the realms of possibility.
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Protesters grasped early on the intimacy of these two realms, the world of the geotag and its corresponding real-world location.
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With a nimble voice that evoked creatures from realms of fantasy, Mr. Dotrice was a popular storyteller on albums and audiobooks.
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As the realms of internet subcultures and Trump supporters have meshed, the insult has taken on a more politically charged tone.
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In recent years, we've seen biometric systems steadily creeping into our everyday lives—especially in the realms of policing and immigration.
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As a child, her life was circumscribed by gymnastics practice and Islamic prep school, realms where discipline and accountability were sacrosanct.
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Astronomers theorize that comets are fragments of ice left over when planets form in the chilly outer realms of planetary systems.
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Americans who went into a state of shock after the election are now floating in new, hitherto-uncharted realms of worry.
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Perhaps the contexts need more detailed discussion and development to carry such presentations beyond the realms of novelty and good intentions.
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Even so, this latest report provides a new, unified portrait of Earth's oceans and ice realms that should better inform policymakers.
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Trump may be bashing Obama on Russia or the Mideast, but it's not because he has implementable policies in those realms.
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Beyond run-of-the-mill international espionage, Erlich said that the technology can be applied to security and medical realms, too.
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Looking at movies like "Mary Poppins [Returns]" or "The Nutcracker [and the Four Realms]," that's something I would love to do.
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Tasty's success gives a peek into how social-media-fueled companies can extend their digital properties into other realms, Farhad writes.
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It has a couple of nice microbeaches for sand freaks like Jed and undulant, green-turf realms for pro-league picnicking.
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His quest line will take you to entirely different realms to help him reckon with death, and perhaps even renegotiate it.
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There's a humanity to these morphing sounds that's impossible to shake, a rare quality to find in such industrial, sparse realms.
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Here and today you're working with people so much smarter than you are in so many different realms and it's exciting.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — The 1960s upset the status quo in nearly all realms of American life.
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This inventiveness will continue to extend itself to the realms of journalism, activist, and protest, epicenters of democracy and public welfare.
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"My hope for Westeros is that Bran dissolves the Iron Throne; he gives the power back to the individual realms," Jones said.
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The highest peaks on each island are considered sacred in Hawaiian culture because they represent the realms of the gods and goddesses.
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It's like a built-in propulsion system, but one that only becomes active inside the warm, cozy realms of a star system.
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And although the fixed script initially sounds like neutral reportage, it soon swerves toward fantasy realms of conspiracy theory and extrasensory perception.
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Throughout modern history, plenty of artists have reclaimed this craft, which was once overlooked and consigned to the realms of the domestic.
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Typically, so-called conscious rappers focus on how political events constrain ostensibly personal realms, but Lamar, oddly, is more detached than that.
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FREE ISSUANCE has taken over from TAX AND WAR economics on a million trillion worlds, including advanced planets, stars and Spirit Realms.
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I think Lee [McQueen] was presenting fashion in a different way then, and it took beauty to quite ugly and alien realms.
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Because their platforms — the users, the data and all the money they generate — make these far-flung realms seem within their grasp.
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Saturn is the planet of structure and obligations, whereas Neptune rules fog, dreams, other realms, the imagination— all stuff that is unstructured!
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Horfee's works thus not only create a direct link between these two realms, but they push the boundaries of each of them.
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She visited when Knightley was filming The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, and found one special item on set to play with.
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Osno1, a Chicagoan producer and songwriter, met West through Dylan Brady, a mutual internet pal and fellow traveler in pop's outer realms.
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The 60s and 70s became an arms race for manufacturers of amps and distortion pedals, opening new realms of possibilities for musicians.
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Maybe he doesn't have the power of Rodgers and Maitan, but 15-plus homer seasons are well within the realms of possibility.
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Canadians want to update the agreement to reflect whole realms of business that weren't covered in the accord, such as e-commerce.
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The following year, Charles watched with his grandmother and aunt, the late Princess Margaret, as Elizabeth was crowned queen of 16 realms.
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The Italian-born Matteses are internet art pioneers, comfortable in its strangest realms and seeing the online world very differently than most.
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It tells of a family of ethereal singers who try to maintain peace and balance in the world's realms through their songs.
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The showdown over chemical weapons in Syria has moved from the debating chambers of the United Nations to the realms of reality.
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You can check out the sequel to the video here, which reveals many of the virtual realms the adventurous dog has visited.
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"A reigning tenet of modern transgenderism holds that gender identity and sexuality are two separate realms, not to be confused," Faludi writes.
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It's not hard to see how the scouting-or-scoring dichotomy figures in personnel decisions in other realms—for example, college admissions.
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Players are regularly transported into realms made up of all kinds of alienating and seemingly extraneous detail, where reality is constantly shifting.
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Sanders offered a more accessible strain of Ayler's free-jazz freakouts, and a wild, untamed side of Coltrane's wanderings towards outer realms.
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The Prophet character is a human that interacts with the two realms as well but whose origin is the physical or earth.
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She has a family and a successful career, and she's not yet ready to come out in those realms of her life.
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And I did this by implementing in the realms of the self the hard lessons I learned from my work in product.
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The trickster himself moves within the edges of the world, between the spaces of larger and more familiar social and cultural realms.
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Real life is not at all like blackjack, and yet the same faith in process crops up in even the messiest realms.
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It hasn't rocked the Republicans, corporate America or Wall Street — with some exceptions — because these realms are less responsive to feminist pressure.
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If in other realms it is prudent to share, here is an opportunity for everyone to feel heard by doing the opposite.
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The point here is that the two generalized explanatory realms — the one focused on race and the other on economic shock — overlap.
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And when no one is watching, she dips into the sea, whose literal depths allow her to access still deeper personal realms.
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But the specific contents are not really the point: Within these realms, it's "the empty space that is most distinctive," she says.
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Surely the world needs more leaders, thinkers and practitioners who can span realms of knowledge, the more dissimilar and varied the better.
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"Kobe transcends reality — he transcends dimensions, all realms of life, past and present," Hibbert said, laughing at the absurdity of it all.
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Mr. Trump's inflation of his authority in several realms maintains a longstanding trend of presidential expansion in the face of Congressional acquiescence.
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That collection focused on the idea of "objects for the body," and signified a move away from clothing — and into abstract realms.
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As is often the case in a Rowling production, evil is ascendant, seeping through both human and magic realms like poison gas.
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"The Nutcracker and the Four Realms" (Disney) was fourth, taking in $9.6 million for a two-week domestic total of $35.3 million.
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The states aren't merely overruling local laws; they've walled off whole new realms where local governments aren't allowed to govern at all.
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Linkin Park pushed even further into the rap and pop realms on its 2003 follow-up, "Meteora," which sold four million copies.
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Artist Nina Katchadourian spent two years exploring the dustiest realms of New York's Museum of Modern Art for a new audio tour.
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Williams' class gave me license to embrace those unique connects across realms of society that would be ignored or thrown away with elsewhere.
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Not to mention Milemarker's music itself, which propelled the angular innovations of Fugazi and Drive Like Jehu into new realms of robotic otherness.
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"A 70kg drop is pretty easy once you get into the realms of low-cost carriers or standard single-class operations," Hatcher added.
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But once installed on users' phones, how would this same technology be applied in the public or private realms beyond museums or supermarkets?
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Further observations of more distant realms of the universe have, as of today, tipped the scales far in favor of particle dark matter.
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If you hate buying card packs to build the best deck ever, Hero Realms is for you — everything is already in the box.
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Now that I'm off the sauce, I have transferred those mind-bending powers over to the complementary realms of gluttony and smoking up.
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After exploring a few different realms beyond paper products, Rifle Paper Co. "wanted to get more into hydration," according to a press release.
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That mothers are unsupported in all realms but the symbolic is inarguable; and yet, so are those who could be mothers, but aren't.
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All of this spells bad news for federal agencies and programs in general, but particularly those in the science, health, and environmental realms.
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Mostly, though, you find conlangers in the realms of science fiction and fantasy, where invented languages are a critical part of world-building.
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The Nutcracker and the Four Realms star played Renesmee Cullen in the Twilight movie series, and clearly got along well with the cast!
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Different realms offer different experiences: some offer exploration, competition, or meditative experiences; another he likens to a sort of petting zoo for kids.
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IN MATTERS of economics, as in other realms, Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, is more than capable of flamboyant, populist gestures.
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It means stretching yourself, even into realms you may not hold a huge amount of expertise in (with integrity and honesty, of course).
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Rather than continue two separate realms, this new platform melds the two so that digital bits are embedded into materials made of atoms.
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"It's just like Brave New World, where the government is allowed to interfere in the intimate realms of a person's mind," he argued.
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When it comes to public figures that get immortalized by merch, it's usually confined to folks in the realms of music and Hollywood.
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Lanier experimented with reality-bending in his 1996 album Music From Inside Virtual Reality, which starts to blur the audio and visual realms.
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To figure out what's going on, VICE caught up with Colin Geddes, who's used to navigating the murky realms between high and low.
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The wild and the settled were untangled into separate realms, routine burning on the landscape yielded to internal combustion, and firefighting agencies matured.
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Doctors worry more if a child is delayed in several realms at once; if speech, fine-motor and gross-motor are all lagging.
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Other cities are also outpacing New York in the realms of infrastructure investment, patent activity, private investment, and the ease of doing business.
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When Alan Jouban was slated to meet the Russian, it was unknown as to who would hold the advantage in the striking realms.
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My genres were sword and sorcery or Forgotten Realms licensed fiction about brave adventurers exploring lands without the protection of states or cities.
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That's because, despite progress in many other professional realms, women remain severely underrepresented in real estate development and investment, particularly in senior roles.
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He accompanies Psyche through death to the realms of the immortal as he carries Shelley's awakened spirit through turbulence to new-made worlds.
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Facebook's moderation problems spilled over into the realms of satire when the site penalized a parody clickbait outlet for writing too much clickbait.
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She absorbed a vast scientific literature across several realms, including medicine, chemistry, physiology, and biology, and produced an explanation written with storybook clarity.
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And in the hetero, "no homo" realms of 21st-century hip-hop, R&B and even pop, that admission made him an outlier.
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Their intellectual inclinations run more toward wonky scientific topics relating to biological and physical science realms, rather than political ideology and social activism.
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The realms of his bibliophilic senses are suggested when a client asks if one of his books is by the Marquis de Sade.
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But the movie travels beyond the sardonic, as Reitman's " Up in the Air " (2009) ventured to do, into the realms of world-weariness.
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That would've cheapened the whole thing — this building of an amazing bridge between aesthetic realms that are feeding off of the same information.
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Water is about 100 times as viscous as air, and insects that live on its surface must somehow negotiate movement in both realms.
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A recent show from New York-based artist, Robert Longo presents a calvary of images taken from different realms of the American media.
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Naturally when TSR was shopping for new campaign worlds as part of their cross-media strategy, they had to get the Forgotten Realms.
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I can sit across from a right-wing person if they can talk about numbers and reasonable facts grounded in realms of consensus.
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His tracks for this album, featuring Tim Young's reverb-laden electric guitar, move Cash from Leventhal's pristinely rootsy Americana into moodier, noirish realms.
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I realized through this project the importance of having a balanced news diet: an ideal combination of all perspectives from all news realms.
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This perhaps suggests that Schulman has left behind the hyper-realism of her two most recent novels for the realms of speculative fiction.
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So Amsterdam's urban designers transformed entire streets — all the space between the buildings, in other words — into unified "public realms" for city life.
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This time, however, the endings and new beginnings will take place in the realms of your career, your professional goals, and your reputation.
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Lorca's poems from Spain are a poetry of dreams and journeys and glimpses from balconies, of sunbaked meadows and realms of erotic yearning.
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As for pushing boundaries, I prefer surprising people in other ways: realms of culture they didn't expect to see, or very modern slang.
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Baldur's Gate 3 is a game set in the Forgotten Realms, a very popular setting in Dungeons & Dragons with a well-established history.
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The wonderland in the title evokes not only the imaginary realms of children's books but also the richness of a real country: India.
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Empathy, he argues, is "a poor moral guide" in almost all realms of life, whether it's public policy, private charity or interpersonal relationships.
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Both Tyson and Williams are superstars of their own fields, having each dominated the realms of boxing and tennis during their respective careers.
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Evolution in the West Despite negativity attached to men using make up in North America, the realms of beauty and gender are evolving.
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I'm an emotionally-driven entrepreneur, so focusing on feeling homeostasis within my soul leads to homeostasis in all realms of life, including entrepreneurship.
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MONET, KAHLO AND DICKINSON The garden's annual scholarly exhibitions explore how plants inspired historical figures in the realms of science, art and culture.
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"XLB" marks a new high in the experimental realms of UK techno/post-dubstep/nu-IDM or whatever you want to call it.
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It's definitely sexism in general, to the extent that it's related to these stereotypes about men and women that arise in many realms.
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But together, they've continued their work as the electronic duo Age Coin, delving into the fractured realms between experimental composition and club music.
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The foundation helps to organize large global competitions, aimed at solving major world problems in the realms of health care, climate change, and more.
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The other twelve coalition members say they haven't even injured a civilian, which is where we start to get into the realms of fantasy.
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You don't even need to be paying attention for it to swoop beneath you and elevate your mood and soul into realms hitherto unexplored.
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A non-verbal walking corpse that wants to lay waste to the realms of men, and also, by the way, was just super killed?
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It will include a restored Hall of the Realms, the grandest remnant of the 17th-century palace that once stood on the Prado's site.
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His company is stepping away from the usual realms of entertainment for VR and using it to develop training materials for medical students worldwide.
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But it remains that the "shield that guards the realms of men" has failed, and the army is moving south, most notably toward Winterfell.
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Zurkow's explicit focus on real-world problems in her artificial realms is a welcome counterbalance to the notion that technological advancement is always empowering.
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What also needs to be made clear is that in the realms of environment and health, science's importance is hardly just for scientists alone.
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Moreover, the album neatly reveals the intersection of musical and political realms in ways worth pondering as another horrific year rumbles over the horizon.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The medical culture of India is perhaps among the world's most complex, integrating the scientific and metaphysical realms.
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These are just a sampling of the many gruesome and highly specific fates that await in the Narakas, or the Buddhist realms of purgatory.
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Yet historians agree that Alp Arslan never set his eyes on Europe, being more concerned with realms to the south, including Baghdad and Damascus.
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"The extra element is trying to keep an audience interested ... while trying to keep it in the realms of something believable," Rhys told me.
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Just be aware that if your musical tastes lean toward the more synthetic and darker realms, these are just not the buds for you.
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This overlay of virtual experiences on a real, physical setting has evolved out of the realms of film, gaming, set design and motion capture.
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"Having Minecraft customers connected on all platforms is going to be critical," he said, pointing to the coming release of the "Minecraft Realms" service.
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He has sort to extort the Kemsleys with the threat of publicity and a fabricated lawsuit which now sits in the realms of fantasy.
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Rather than seeing reality as being divided between the secular and sacred realms, Jesuits see all things as falling under the purview of spirituality.
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He's paying tribute to his own musical heritage, sure, but he's just as keen to rip it up and head for realms less traveled.
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Such an outcome – where "hard Brexit" leads to what might be called "hard Remain" – might be unlikely, but not beyond the realms of possibility.
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Best of all, it's not completely out of the realms of possibility that these ships won't one day make it to a Mario Kart.
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With the legislative channel all but closed, he will find something in the administrative and foreign policy realms over which he exerts outright control.
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A truly heartwarming story over the past few years has been witnessing the expansion of OG Ron C's Chopstars beyond the realms of rap.
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Despite its star-studded cast and the storyline's twist on the classic tale, Disney's "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms" (2018) didn't impress critics.
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China has plans that will enable it to strategically compete with and ultimately overtake the United States in the economic, diplomatic, and military realms.
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Nintendo used to be known for games like "Metroid" and "Castlevania" — games that offered deeply challenging experiences, often in sci-fi or fantasy realms.
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The millennial generation seems atomized but relatively well-behaved, their passions channeled into virtual realms (Twitter fights, video games, porn) rather than the streets.
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"He caught me up on wings of light, and showed me the realms of his creation, the glittering gemstones paving his heaven," she says.
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Should Elizabeth II — by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland and of her other realms and territories, QUEEN — resign?
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As the lead test pilot, Stucky was expected to navigate unexplored aerodynamic realms, so that the engineers could define the spaceship's capabilities and limits.
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So while you're concerned about matters happening in physical reality, you understand that there really is no divide between the spiritual and physical realms.
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Last week's episode might not have been as wide-ranging as "Part 8," which spun back into the past and out into other realms.
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Neptune ends its retrograde today, Aquarius, bringing you a boost in creativity and intuition and, especially concerning the realms of finances and self-worth!
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And, as the most cosmopolitan island in the U.S. Virgin Islands, St. Thomas has plenty to offer both in the leisure and activity realms.
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Now, it is increasingly going beyond its own online realms to police what people and companies are saying about it all over the world.
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He was exploring the druggy realms of Auto-Tune experimentation and flirting with the idea of fully embracing his love of rock star style.
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All hail Bran the Broken, first of his name, ruler of 6 of the 7 realms, 3 eyes, 2 wheels and 1 water bottle.
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Much of the piece stayed in those distant realms, sustaining tones beyond the power of human breath and letting tentative melodies hang in midair.
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"This has been a process of selling the young royals to the colonies — the realms, whatever you call them — for a long, long time."
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And improvements in those realms will undoubtedly lead to greater productivity, which will provide the capital needed to take care of an aging population.
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He was also in the trailer that Walt Disney Studios released for "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms," which comes out on Nov. 2.
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But it was a cherry-picking approach that focused exclusively on bringing women into the work force and neglected their experiences in other realms.
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Following the war, the economic boom and the growth of the regulatory state created during the New Deal accelerated movement between the two realms.
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The tale itself often drifts away from the suspense-driven logic of conventional horror into realms of gauzy romance, surreal grotesquerie and demented trippiness.
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Some of it is set in space or in different realms on assorted planets, while other scenes take place in New York and elsewhere.
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"She Has Her Mother's Laugh" challenges our conventional wisdom about heredity, especially as we enter the new realms of surrogate pregnancy and gene editing.
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Perhaps, as Sisman theorizes, it was that he was never after money so much as status — a place in the loftier realms of scholarship.
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Or consider the novice fan, who has begun to realize that there are realms of pleasure out there beyond tuna rolls from Duane Reade.
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When such arguments are made in realms other than our own, we tend to regard them as the special pleading of an interest group.
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Access is central to what both Mokgosi and Lorde seek, whether in art or poetry, in order to expand the realms of the visible.
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Medical advances, particularly in the realms of cancer treatment and heart health, prompted an almost 10-year increase in the average American&aposs lifespan.
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For better or worse, parties, dinners, weddings, and other human-on-human events now exist in not one, but two realms: IRL and online.
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SpaceX is also venturing into the realms of telecommunication with its Starlink venture, which may begin offering broadband services as early as next year.
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Multi-jurisdictional dealings between Chinese entities and their emerging market counterparts can pose immense regulatory challenges, especially in the realms of financing and execution.
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As soon as the weight collapses onto his chest, a fart slaps out, echoing across the room and throughout the realms of space time.
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IBM is a major player in the space, with more than 500 blockchain-related projects in the realms of shipping, banking and food safety.
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There has been considerable security and other realms of cooperation between the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority, which the U.S. government has aided.
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It derives from a long genealogy in Islamic art that flourished in early Ottoman, Timurid, and Deccani realms and often appears in Sufi contexts.
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The exhibition presents the spine of one of Darger's scrapbooks, which originally contained numerous drawings, along with the first volume of In the Realms….
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Much of the work leads viewers to grapple with the manner in which ancestral divinational excess functioned as a conduit to supplementary psychic realms.
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It features seven realms to traverse and solve puzzles in, and there will also be seasonal events and expansions added to the game over time.
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Across all these realms, millions of people -- and many more than are saying so out loud -- feel they have lost control over their own lives.
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Sci-fi author Marie Lu sets her trilogies in shadowy realms, from a militarized police state (Legend) to a hunted secret society (The Young Elites).
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If anything, the new study points to the inherent difficulties in quantifying realms like bitcoin, while highlighting the need to study this area more vigorously.
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When Audblayin dies, she descends into the Understorey Realm to look for her, and discovers that there's turmoil and discontent from the city's lower realms.
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Beyond that, devil art throughout the ages—from Baudelaire, Lautréamont, Dante, and Bosch to Mercyful Fate and Celtic Frost—provides genuinely captivating realms to enter.
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Stenberg will play Starr, a poor 16-year-old whose world is divided into two realms: her poverty-stricken neighborhood and her fancy prep school.
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Treating these vast digital realms as interchangeable reservoirs of users may leave a bad taste for many, but that's not likely to slow Zuckerberg down.
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The multiplayer subscription service Minecraft Realms, for instance, lets people play together across both the PC version of the game and the mobile "Pocket" edition.
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Here, the realms of government and media aren't levers to achieve some ideological goal — they're mere petri dishes in which to grow the Facebook organism.
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Dealing with uncertainty could have applications beyond gliders, of course, so effective tools to deal with one scenario could have applications in other realms, too.
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A huge part of the season 8 premiere festivities involved the Iron Throne, the coveted seat for the king/queen of all realms in Westeros.
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Bridging the gaps between the analog and digital realms, Hayal Pozanti's encrypted compositions reveal a new approach to dissecting the technology in our everyday lives.
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Behind the wights and White Walkers is the blowing winds of winter, swirling in wait to bring a deadly chill to the realms of men.
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One is that the dynastic principle eliminates the difference between the public and private realms, a difference that is fundamental to democratic and meritocratic societies.
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In an era where bad faith rules the day in so many realms, the techniques used by Sleeping Giants are both powerful and potentially dangerous.
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During a demonstration, Google showed off real-world maps that were transformed into sci-fi landscapes and fantasy realms, complete with dragons and treasure chests.
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The show has shunted viewers through an ever-more-ridiculous series of celestial realms and byzantine bylaws, each one explained (or negated) by the next.
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Despite a focus on issues such as women's health, equal pay and affordable child care, Ivanka Trump's influence can be felt outside those realms, too.
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Ivanka Trump's influence can be felt outside those realms, too, though: Her top aide, Dina Powell, is now a deputy at the National Security Council.
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The U.S. president, Netanyahu said, "reiterated with sharp clarity his commitment to the security of Israel and his willingness to help Israel in various realms".
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I didn't have older siblings to help act as gateways into larger musical realms, and my parents wouldn't allow cable television, which meant no MTV.
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Third, Democrats should move to split up or neutralize the power of corporations that have the ability to dominate and control entire realms of commerce.
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Which is not out of the realms of possibility... They thought it would end up on Twitter, and, of course, ISIS is always on Twitter.
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For decades, he continued to push his creative boundaries in the audio and visual realms, consequently he's insinuated himself throughout the history books of rock'n'roll.
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Jay Kay: The group's centrifugal force and main component that catapults them from the realms of "musician's musicians" into the forefront of mainstream pop culture.
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Like "CIRKLON3" before it, there's a sense of familiarity about it, which is strange from a producer who's so used to pushing into unknown realms.
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Katz is the principal of TSG, LLC, a consultancy that advises foreign governments, NGOs and corporations in the realms of strategic communications, politics and policy.
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Speaking before Sunday's weekly cabinet meeting, Mr. Netanyahu assured the public that nothing had changed regarding the relationship between the country's religious and secular realms.
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Administration officials have ratcheted their rhetoric on China in recent months, accusing it of engaging in unacceptable behavior in the military, economic and cyber realms.
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As the decades pass, Laymon's weight fluctuates and he connects these changes with what's happening in both the professional and personal realms of his life.
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You need to know more, although maybe you'd rather not, given Ramsay's flair for ushering her characters into the dread realms of perversity and pain.
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The intense feats of rhythm, plasticity and complex phrasing that follow take Mr. McMurray (and us) into realms where body and soul inseparably travel together.
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One of those issues is the unequal treatment of men and women in all realms of life, including the wage gap that persists between them.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechLaunched 42 years ago, the Voyager 1 and Voyager 203 space probes are now exploring the outer realms of our solar system.
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We are learning to support girls as they "lean in" educationally and professionally, yet in this most personal of realms, we allow them to topple.
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Instead, it all starts in Candlekeep, a giant library that contains thousands of volumes of arcane knowledge, pulled from every corner of the Forgotten Realms.
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It is incredibly rare that people take active measures to improve their sex lives, the way they might in the realms of fitness and career.
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This issue takes place mostly in the underworld, where classic Haitian Vodou Loa like Baron Saturday, Maman Bridgette, and Papa Legba all wander the realms.
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Its opened my mind to what the world can offer, but it has also given me the opportunity to work in many realms of music.
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Jay Kay: the group's centrifugal force and main component that catapults them from the realms of "musician's musicians" into the forefront of mainstream pop culture.
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With America lagging other rich countries in realms from health care to high school test scores, it's difficult to make a case for this, either.
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The sinister ambience of space disco and Greem's undecipherable mutterings, filtered through vocoders from late-80s acid house, amass in alien realms of demonic techno.
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Just as you're wondering if the movie is going to simply stay in those realms, the filmmaker reveals that the family is losing the castle.
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A realistic robot butt falls somewhere in between these two realms, which might be a little creepy for some, but it's for a good cause.
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Donald Trump, who has broken God's commandment regarding false witness thousands of times, can attend the annual prayer breakfast and make gains in both realms.
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Art as a primary ethical form of compassion might be one of the only realms left from which we can open channels towards the humane.
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Documented in photos and video footage, the artwork is the latest installment of "In Bloom," a series that introduces flowers into unnatural realms and conditions.
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Such ties are often referenced only obliquely by Israeli government ministers as "shared interests" in the security and intelligence realms against the common Iranian threat.
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" Left: "My spring 2019 show drew on anagrams — 'Fendi' became 'Fiend' and 'Roma' became 'Amor' — alchemical symbols and the dual realms of hell and paradise.
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Works like the two mentioned above are about unifying our vision of real and digital spaces, transforming the architectures of these two realms into information.
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It's something only a prodigy would think of, and immediately makes you fantasize about the realms of Young's potential that have yet to be realized.
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The visual record of the mushroom in East Asian art provides insight into a particularly fascinating relationship between humans, our natural environments, and spiritual realms.
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Sumptuous and grand, these ensnaring pen drawings evoke unseen realms and timeless obscurities and are the lushest work in the show, full of complex connections.
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When the update launches, the Realms service will be your best bet to get PC, mobile, Xbox One, and Switch players into the same play space.
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But standard definitions of male and female identity collapse in these fantastic realms, where bodies are beguiling shapes and every human connection simply beautiful and rousing.
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In other realms of the Trump administration, this sort of uncertainty is a sign of ineffectiveness at best — or a total absence of leadership at worst.
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Powers of Ten also teaches us that, while we traverse the various scales of length, time and energy, we also travel through different realms of knowledge.
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When it comes to "ending in an obvious manner," it seems that any ending with Jon Snow commanding the seven realms would be kind of obvious.
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Investors could be nervous that the streaming giant's runaway spending is expanding into new realms while it has amassed over $20 billion in debts and liabilities.
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Each have used their solo work to explore the interstellar realms of synthesis, but for their Mugen pieces each chose to go a little more earthbound.
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H.S. Before his suicide this past February, Ren Hang was one of the most talented and controversial Chinese photographers in the realms of fashion and art.
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For now, Dombard said he's pleased to know that a fleet of Orpheus drones may soon dive down to the alien realms on our own planet.
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Memorials sprang up around the world to honor David Bowie, who reshaped pop culture across the realms of music, video and fashion from the 285s on.
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This time, the setting is a museum with cursed artifacts that threaten to pierce the barrier between our world and the realms of world-ending monsters.
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Indeed, in such a transition to cleaner energies some coal jobs will be lost, but many others gained — in realms like natural gas, solar, and wind.
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The quest that's central to the game follows: her last request was for her ashes to be spread at the highest peak in all the realms.
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Now, at a time of incredible breakthroughs in realms like synthetic biology and looming threats like the Zika crisis, Trump seeks to effectively disarm biomedical research.
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While Ghibli isn't officially on board for the sequel, the development team is largely the same, so expect the same gorgeous fantastical realms and memorable characters.
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Sharp Objects, on the other hand, stays more or less in the realms of the real, even if it's a dreamy, haunted-gothic version of reality.
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Not a commercial crossover obviously but at least something more in the realms of hip hop in the vein of the beat scene in Los Angeles.
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But in both God of War and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, both these axes have the ability to summon the Bifröst, which allows travel between realms.
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If you're the type that can't help but complain about the rain, extending it beyond the realms of small talk, then there's a hotline for you.
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"One of our 'digital' philosophies is that we need to make sure our art is placed 'where people are' in the digital realms," Allen told Hyperallergic.
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The final work, a complex, undulating, black and white pattern, not only spans the physical and immaterial realms, but also forays into physically impossible, conceptual space.
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That can be helpful for pushing art into new realms, Smith said, but added that at the end of the day, human creativity can't be replaced.
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There is always a Lyft to the Uber, in all realms of consumer-facing technology, but no one wants to be the Lyft to the Uber.
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That chatty plain-spoken approach pays off, however, once Galfard digs into the headier realms of special relativity, quantum mechanics, black hole physics and string theory.
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The film "The Martian" popularized the idea of growing plant-life on the Red Planet, and according to Armstrong, it's not beyond the realms of possibility.
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Laetitia Ky creates elaborate hair sculptures in order to emphasize black women's natural beauty, which is undervalued in the realms of fashion and entertainment, she said.
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Fast forward, and Bird is his country's top electric driver while Hamilton probes ever deeper into the realms of greatness with his sixth Formula One championship.
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I guessed it would represent a big bump up from the V6, but I wasn't fully prepared for how big a bump, in the sensory realms.
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While it would be economically stupid to spark a trade war with China, it's not beyond the realms of possibility that Trump will do it anyway.
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But while Cardi has the number one song in the country, Cyrus' pivot to more MOR realms hasn't translated into the populist success you might expect.
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My understanding of the power of lots and lots of butter to lift a mash of carrots and parsnips to heavenly realms I owe to her.
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But as significant as these changes have been, the Trump transformation of the Republican Party has been even more decisive and far-reaching in other realms.
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With Mars and Venus kissing up to Pluto, you may just get what you want, especially in the realms of money, work, and, in general, security.
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With cleareyed vocals, drone harmonies and string-section glissandos, "Foreign Car" carries an old pop metaphor — "wanna drive you" — into realms of weightlessness, experimentation and incantation.
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The goal should be the same in both the military and civilian realms: to ensure that autonomy and automation don't eliminate the requirement for human accountability.
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I say "qualified" because the show seems to be venturing into metaphysical realms that could undermine the techno-political urgency that makes it feel so essential.
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Men often hover in these female-dominated realms, perhaps because the men (and women) who make these movies can't imagine taking them out of the picture.
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Ordinarily I would have swerved Bob because of his inability to nudge our chat beyond the realms of small talk into something that actually resembled conversation.
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In the end, the U.S.M.C.A. could have been much better for Mexico, but it offers the country an opportunity: modernization in significant realms of national life.
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We know they&aposre out there... It&aposs certainly not outside the realms of possibility that they could be influencing our election through WhatsApp right now.
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But stock-market investors balked not only at the price tag but at governance and the co-founder's behavior in both the business and personal realms.
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For decades, vintage-style blues and the flesh-on-strings virtuosity it requires have been shunted toward nostalgia, preservationism and the die-hard realms of Americana.
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"As long as you're not getting in the realms of complete and utter abandonment spiritually or psychologically I don't think it's a bad thing," he says.
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Still, that Google's presence in the advocacy, research, and think tank realms is one of outsize financial influence has set off red alarms in academia and beyond.
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KFC Hong Kong is taking the concept of "Finger Lickin' Good" to heretofore unexplored realms, and it just might end with your having bloody nubs for fingers.
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He appears in Disney's latest movie, The Nutcracker and the Four Realms In his second Disney movie, Whitehall plays a toy soldier in the Kiera Knightley starrer.
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It came about at this time that science was showing all these other hidden realms, like X-rays and bacteria, why couldn't it show this spirit realm?
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But rapid advancements in the realms of both reproduction and genetic engineering do require that we begin parsing the ethical quandaries that these science fiction scenarios suggest.
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Players have a wide world to explore through seven different realms, yet much of it is made to encourage players to interact with loved ones and strangers.
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Her family connection to Thor reveals that the things he considered cornerstones in his life — his father, Asgard's place in the Nine Realms, and Mjolnir — are nothing.
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This project draws inspiration from Invisible Cities, Italo Calvino's novel that imagines the explorer Marco Polo describing the fantastical realms he visited to the emperor Kublai Khan.
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Combing the nearby forests for hours yielded no sign of an Ashram and no swirling gateways or mysterious portals to whisk us away to captivating new realms.
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Han was well known in the realms of both Chinese herbal and Western medicine, and co-authored several books on the integration of the two medical techniques.
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Wikileaks writes: The technologies developed and deployed by PETER-SERVICE today go far beyond the classical billing process and extend into the realms of surveillance and control.
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Adobe isn't a social network, search engine, or e-commerce giant—it's largely a provider of services to the creative field, particularly in marketing and editorial realms.
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She had moved onto other realms of reality TV — currently, she's working on a show that reunites the casts of high school musicals as adults for ABC.
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Microsoft's Minecraft is also getting cross-platform Realms, which unite players across iOS, Android, Windows devices and Gear VR. What was missing from the presentation were visuals.
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Another important tidbit for Minecraft's 100 million-plus gamers: Realms can now be accessed even when the host — who pays the $8 monthly subscription fee — isn't online.
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They hope to study the grand question of physics: what is the connection between quantum theory and gravity — the laws governing our universe's smallest and largest realms?
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Today Kuhn is sharing "Lithium," a track recorded in the same sessions as Father Forgive, which pushes even further into the ecstatic realms the EP hinted at.
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It is still unclear, however, if memory preservation reaches far enough into the realms of personality to preserve the "who you really are" aspects of a person.
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In fact, you could even distill their realms of influence down to a word or two (it might be a little reductive, but it can be done).
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Our withdrawal from the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty gets Russia off the hook for further missile development, which is one of its few realms of strength.
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People have been using Minecraft to create fantastic imaginary realms for a decade, but today Minecraft Earth marches out of the imagination and into the real world.
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Later on you meet Mimir, a known figure in Norse mythology who shares his wealth of stories about Odin, Thor, and the pantheon of the Nine Realms.
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Among all the talk of black bloods and gray skins and realms, there's also the threat of a bizarre, surprise epidemic hovering over heroine Talon (Jessica Green).
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"A Dark Crate" effectively paints Naz and Stone as outsiders in their respective realms, easily dismissed or manipulated by those in power and vulnerable to predatory tactics.
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In the past year, there's been an uptick of people who are using hip-hop as a way to leverage the fame they've achieved in other realms.
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Benjamin Dean, communications director for Pantheon developer Visionary Realms, shared more details on Pantheon's message board: I would never have learned to type if not for McQuaid.
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Trump's efforts to bully Paul Ryan weren't so plainly illegitimate—unlike federal judges, Ryan and Trump both inhabit decidedly political realms—but they were democratically troubling nonetheless.
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There are entire realms of wretchedness attendant upon owning and operating an 85-year-old body that the Genworth Aging Experience exhibit does not even touch upon.
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Mickey Mod and Madeline Marlowe told me that over the years the Kink Armory had become a "safe space" in a city that was losing such realms.
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The author of "A Game of Thrones" has expanded the realms of genre fiction and prestige television — and forever changed how we engage with an imagined universe.
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