Tyler Hoechlin currently recurs as Superman on The CW's "Supergirl."
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And stillness recurs, with dance energy radiating even in immobility.
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This form recurs in a much later drawing, "Teta" (2012).
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This conditional, modest concept of truth recurs in "The Open Society".
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Falling back on the language of romantic pursuit—a trope that recurs
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It's a looser interpretation of cult philosophy that recurs throughout the series.
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This time warp sensation recurs in many accounts of near death experiences.
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The impulse to create a highly centralized superstate recurs throughout American history.
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He recurs like a motif, and, right now, he is having a moment.
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A similar confusion recurs so often that it must be the house style.
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It's a theme that recurs throughout Ader's small, but remarkably consistent body of work.
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This character, variously outfitted, recurs within Monkman's body of performance, video, and static installations.
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About one quarter of patients are candidates for secondary surgery if their tumor recurs.
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This is a very prominent myth and one that recurs throughout history, Milley said.
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The unease between music and lyrics recurs throughout the album like a bad dream.
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This state of innocence, which recurs throughout Ashbery's collages, is there from the beginning.
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The desperate desire to bear children recurs but so too does ambivalence, even revulsion.
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Over the next four days, this same crash recurs three times a night, every night.
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This recurs throughout the movie and reaches its bonkers crescendo in the film's final scene.
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This theme of the normal being turned into something more fantastical recurs throughout Arledge's art.
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"Coward" recurs frequently, appropriate to a work in which people are often paralyzed by ambivalence.
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The world should end, but it doesn't—and that same trauma recurs again and again.
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Minister Cho Myoung-gyon has said he would make the same decision if the situation recurs.
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Machado, who actually recurs on Jane, carves out her space as a terrific leading lady here.
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The power of community activism and a citizen-centered approach to design recurs throughout the pavilions.
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This sort of thing recurs over and over and over again in the world of politics.
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Then, when the dream recurs, they have created an alternative neural pathway, and the dream changes.
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The project encourages the visitor to reflect on returns, a theme that recurs throughout the artist's work.
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On average, El Niño recurs every three to seven years, according to the Scripps Institute for Oceanography.
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A lot of it comes from this opening tune, which recurs in various ways through the piece.
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So am I." Adams went on to explain that with every election "the danger of foreign influence recurs.
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THE word "vicious" recurs in "Washington Black", Esi Edugyan's masterful novel about the exploits of an escaped slave.
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Last month, production was briefly halted on Westworld after an actor who recurs on the drama was injured.
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This tendency to channel herself and her family through fictional characters in her work recurs throughout her career.
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Like the proverbial madeleine, a scent or a gesture recurs and opens up vertiginous worlds that seemed forgotten.
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In fact, Yukio and Deadpool strike up a sweet rapport that recurs in every scene they appear in together.
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The lack of repetitiveness doesn't mean that nothing repeats; the opening phrase, for instance, recurs three or four times.
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It's an added bonus that Hannah Simone, who aced her performance as Cecelia Parikh on New Girl, also recurs here.
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The same basic accounting debate that applies to the Ex-Im Bank also recurs in the context of student loans.
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It would look different for a different family structure, but the same basic picture recurs at one point or another.
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The most profound way this is expressed is through a 1986 shiny new wave song that recurs throughout the film.
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A riff on the percussive theme from the blaxploitation movie "Shaft" recurs at intervals as the plot kicks into gear.
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An accusatory expletive is repeatedly invoked, as if future cult viewers were to share a whiskey shot whenever it recurs.
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Finally, I'd love to know a little about Yunior, who's a character who recurs across a few of your books.
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Polenta and almond flour go into a classic River Cafe dessert and into a different one that recurs at King.
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Because adenoid cystic carcinoma most commonly recurs in the lungs, previous scans had focused there and not on her liver.
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This is the first appearance of a maze motif that recurs throughout the cartoons and lends The Labyrinth its name.
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Headlessness recurs throughout the show: In "In Mortal Repose" (2011), a bronze, headless, legless body melts off of a cement plinth.
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The expectation that combat will speed up "beyond the capabilities of human cognition" recurs in Chinese writing, too, says Ms Kania.
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Early diagnosis is vital, Dr. Li said, because pancreatic cancer is highly resistant to most therapies and often recurs after surgery.
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To follow Jacobus is to recognize that to and fro as it recurs across Twombly's art — and also to delight in it.
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This critique recurs throughout the book, such as in Part III, "Sentence Completion," which calls for fill-in-the-blank exercises: 40.
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It was an ironic demonstration of a theme that recurs on the Kings' shows: the appeal of pragmatism, and also its pitfalls.
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The "what do women want?" question recurs, and in Avery's case, the answer, each time, turns out to be kind of venal.
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" Levinson said, "As corny as it sounds, I think you might want a sort of catchphrase that recurs throughout the entire show.
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One black form that recurs in all the paintings reminded me of a severed arm, while another reminded me of a dead bird.
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This idea recurs in several tracks, a feeling of losing family and loyalty even while Kendrick's confidence and understanding of the world grows.
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The curry within, creamy from coconut milk and suffused with bruised lemongrass and the musk of crushed curry leaves, recurs in other dishes.
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How am I made — the question that recurs through Until Different — behaves like a curiosity that cycles, a want like hunger or arousal.
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The maneuver is often performed by a health professional, but patients can learn to do it on their own if the vertigo recurs.
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As he relates the ups and downs of their new love, the same elemental lexicon recurs throughout: roots, earth, blood, wheat, stars, thorns, etcetera.
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The other criticism of the passive voice is that it recurs in the worst kind of prose: leaden academic and bureaucratic writing in particular.
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This pattern is also projected, greatly magnified, on the dome high overhead — a beautiful effect that recurs more modestly with the other case studies.
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The immigrants-as-menace meme recurs in the argument over "sanctuary cities," where officials have declined to help in the roundup of the undocumented.
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The same exasperation recurs again and again in this video from JOE, an online news site for young millennials in the UK and Ireland.
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The drama of sight, seeing, is crucial in Balanchine dance theater: It recurs in many ways in many ballets, sometimes involving temporary "blinding" gestures.
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Notably, her love of documentary recurs, emphasized by her lifelong collaborations with non-actors and how she's seamlessly weaved nonfiction elements into her fictional works.
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Chandler is an indulgent portrait of self-obsessed masculinity, while Monica's terrible taste in boyfriends recurs as a punchline about women's inability to understand men.
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There is a lot of controversy regarding drug treatment, but the critical factor that recurs in all treatment plans is the mind-set of society.
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That lurching first figure recurs as the engine for "The Jet Song," in which the melody and the bass line form a complex, interlocking pattern.
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For example, a recent one showed that hormone-blocking drugs can prolong life for men whose prostate cancer recurs after surgery to remove the prostate.
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That final image of severing, amputating, chopping with an axe — it recurs again and again throughout the book, and always it is an act of love.
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Margo Martindale recurs as "Beloved Character Actress Margo Martindale," a hellraising version of herself who rages against anyone who dares disrespect her deep body of work.
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Sick lit has been criticized for "romanticizing" illness, and the trope of the dying girl redeeming a broken man is one that recurs throughout pop culture.
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Much of the score, conducted here with fervor by Reinbert de Leeuw, feels somber, starting with the sighing motif that opens the work and recurs throughout.
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Such an idea of salvation recurs across the world religions, but in many strands of Buddhism there is a remarkable honesty regarding the implications of salvation.
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In Selma, about 100 pages later, the question recurs: the image shows a flat, barren geometry of a monochromatic street bifurcated by a vivid telephone pole.
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" John Adams wrote in a letter to Thomas Jefferson before the Constitution was ratified that "as often as Elections happen, the danger of foreign Influence recurs.
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The motif of a lonely woman setting out to escape a miserable family or a grimly claustrophobic community and ending up "lost" recurs throughout Jackson's stories.
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Obviously, that's completely untrue, but this trope recurs frequently in media, in part because the people telling stories of women overcoming sexual assaults are often, well, men.
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Pleasants, his biographer, sees him as part of an American story that recurs again and again, one where politicians use emotion in their rhetoric to heighten fears.
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A plinking six-note pattern recurs throughout the song, bolstered by sparse percussion and a few bass notes; harplike arpeggios and cooing voices waft in from above.
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Being in the etiquette business, Miss Manners can only indirectly help you unmiffle your own feelings about the situation — by providing a solution if the problem recurs.
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The trope of "the hunter," for example, recurs frequently in current debates over guns, even though hunting is no longer the leading reason Americans give for gun ownership.
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In the carpeted hallways of the National Assembly, legislative aides and the few remaining opposition deputies mumble about the "sheeping-down" of Parliament — a phrase that recurs frequently.
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Godwin's relationship with Graham recurs throughout the widely anticipated Denver Art Museum show Women of Abstract Expressionism, which opened after much hype in June and closes September 21983.
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Using the date that recurs most often in the box (May 3, 1945), she solicited applications from people born in Bengal on that day via anonymous classified advertisements.
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Oviri recurs in a stoneware figurine, fired in a Paris kiln during his last visit to Europe, as a bare-breasted warrior with a wolf beneath her foot.
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This "chase scene," as Sergey Levchin calls it in his introduction to Russian Folktales from the Collection of A. Afanasyev, is a motif that recurs in tales about Baba.
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The color red recurs throughout the film and was also what Ford chose for the script he sent to his actors, including Jake Gyllenhaal who plays Adams' ex-husband.
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This belief that the colon needs to be cleansed recurs throughout history, from ancient Egyptians to early Greeks to 20th-century Americans to our current celebrity wellness-obsessed moment.
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Celia haunts the book long after her untimely death, her advice on how to be "ladylike" a refrain that recurs as Ruth grows up and forges her own definition.
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This contrast is present in the very structure of the building — with its exterior of both a bronze-hued metal lattice and glass — and recurs throughout the exhibits inside.
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This argument recurs in the brief by the ERLC and other related groups, including Jewish and Muslim organizations: Religious liberty does not belong only to the church, mosque or synagogue.
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Yet the theme recurs so often that by the time the reader reaches the title story at the end, perhaps the best of the father-son stories, it feels overdone.
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The film is hilarious, and asks a question that recurs in Ms Maclean's work: why does technology seem to expose humanity's basest instincts in terms of humour, entertainment and power?
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I like that we're getting the demographics, because I want to talk with you a little bit about targeted in tracking campaigns, which is something that recurs in your book.
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We should not be surprised if this high-wage provision recurs in future trade deals negotiated by the Trump administration as a way of mitigating outsourcing to low-wage countries.
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Two wheezing bayans—the Russian version of the accordion—lend the work a streetwise Parisian flavor, particularly when they are joined to a mangled little waltz melody that recurs throughout.
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This old-fashioned faith in historical cause and effect recurs in the latest movie, although, in the case of Trump, we are apparently dealing with layer upon layer of causes.
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One of images that recurs across a few of her books — Cat's Eye, Lady Oracle — features a sad and humiliated 8-year-old girl standing alone in the winter snow.
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The miner that finds the correct nonce is then awarded the block, receives 2125 ether, and the process then begins anew in a cycle that recurs about every 2130 seconds.
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This recurs moments later, in the same scene, when her father appears to marvel at the pair of shoes Lila and Rino have made, before lashing out furiously at Rino.
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On one occasion, she revolves him as he holds a statuesque position — something that's still too much for many 21st-century choreographers but which recurs in two other Bournonville ballets.
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Yet it's the brazenness of the company's actions -- tampering with its device to "make it better at cheating" -- that really stands out, a theme that recurs across the different stories.
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Martin's tenacious battle cry to open expression up to new voices and perspectives lives neatly in the simple question, "are you you," that recurs across her whimsical black-and-white canvases.
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Cluster headaches are an extremely severe form of headache, in which the pain is usually limited to one side of the head and generally recurs over a period of several weeks.
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It is an issue that recurs again and again in the artist's oeuvre, from his iconic 1969 creation Up 5 Chair & Up 6 Ottoman to his newest works in Maestà Tradita.
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Remarkably, that same syncopated D recurs in the first violins to open the principal theme of the first movement of the "Prague" Symphony (1786), now in the context of D major.
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Purser, who portrayed Barb on Stranger Things and currently recurs on Riverdale as Ethel alongside 13 Reasons Why star Ross Butler, tweeted a warning out to fans considering watching the Netflix series.
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Without a strong support system or a steady job, DOL said, many once-incarcerated people are likely to commit new crimes and return to jail: a cycle of recidivism that recurs nationally.
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"King Lear" recurs throughout—from the title to various references to "Poor Tom", the madman as whom a character in the play disguises himself, to passages that echo Lear's own descent into madness.
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A solo flute slithers down from C-sharp to G-natural, then slithers back up; the same figure recurs; then there is a songful turn around the notes of the E-major triad.
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He painted the signage for a not-unimaginable game show that recurs throughout the movie called "I Got the Shit Kicked Out of Me" on the same day he made four other set pieces.
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This type of peculiar bond between parents and children, teetering between devotion and unspoken hostility, recurs throughout as Evers explores the specific patterns of love in families, particularly those touched by hardship and grief.
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The choir recurs throughout this very brief, 27-minute album — West recently announced that he would release a full album with his Sunday Service choir in December — but it is not the sole motif.
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The image of Headphone Sasha recurs repeatedly throughout the episode, usually when the show comes back from commercial breaks, paired with a kind of flashback / dream sequence where Sasha gets to see Abraham again.
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" The alcohol lobby would love an Ethiopian proverb that recurs like a mantra: "When there is no beer, there is no work," although the Sumerians were blunter: "Not to know beer is not normal.
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"They're subscription businesses with proven business models where revenue recurs every month, every year and it's easier for them to control their costs than many consumer companies," said Dan Scholnick, general partner with Trinity Ventures.
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As I have stated previously, Johns's "broken representation of the human physique" is a motif that recurs throughout his work, spanning both the early so-called formal period and the later, so-called personal period.
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It is a theme that recurs in conversations with Wenger's friends and former colleagues, this sense that he endures as much out of fear of what comes next as love for all he has done.
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One of the tropes that recurs in your books, starting with The Icarus Girl and repeated here, is the idea of a supernatural little girl who is the protagonist's friend but who sometimes seems ambiguously sinister.
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This recipe for disaster recurs throughout history, and the only way to stop it is for everyone to learn about the unsuccessful attempts at revolution, so as not to repeat those mistakes in their current struggles.
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The phrase "acoustic shadows," like the word "zones," recurs throughout the book, culminating in the title poem, a fine addition to the mid-length, highly referential (one might say "old school modernist") poems of Matthias's earlier books.
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The actress, who recurs on Riverdale as Ethel Muggs, will star in new Netflix original Sierra Burgess Is A Loser, which Deadline reports is a modern-day retelling of the play Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand.
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The argument recurs virtually every time a newspaper sends out a correspondent to harvest the opinions of hardcore Trump voters — and discovers they are pleased with the refugee ban, the press bashing, the outrage of the week.
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" The Koran also implies that the drama and dilemma of our first ancestors' disobedience recurs in every subsequent generation: "O Children of Adam, we have bestowed on you clothing to conceal your private parts and as an adornment.
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The trill that recurs in the D-minor Sarabande has the quality of a prolonged shiver, a tremor of the spirit; Ma minutely varies it with each repetition, so that it becomes an extension of the nervous system.
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Hop, hop, hop, step: The rhythm has become like the famous start of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, and, just as that motif recurs at different speeds, so Balanchine makes this one either slow or fast on its several iterations.
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In his address at Cooper Union on February 27, 1860, Lincoln correctly emphasized that the demands of the slave owning class in the South were beyond reason and could not be satisfied: The question recurs, what will satisfy them?
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SCAD survivor Robin, who now runs a Facebook group of about 1,200 other survivors, is one of those research participants helping answer key questions like why SCAD recurs in some people and how doctors can better diagnose and treat it.
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The incident took place when Burton, who recurs on Fox's "Lethal Weapon," was a co-host on MTV's "Total Request Live," a daily music video countdown that ran for ten years until 2008 and was recently revived by the network.
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"Tomorrow," along with "Memory," recurs throughout the performance in various musical styles, weaving this hope for a better future — "The sun'll come out tomorrow!" the chorus chants — with notions of nostalgia — "I was beautiful then," Bernstein croons in one scene.
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The hands-behind-the back posture recurs throughout the work, as the dancers gently lay one another down, or lie down without prompting — only to get up and go down again, as if from habit, as numbed as the voices.
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When he tries to approach the cook, she threatens to quit: "If that Hottentot goes into the chimney, I shall go out the door," she says, using an archaic slur for black South Africans that recurs on page and screen.
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The importance of the relationship between the two recurs throughout "Siren Song", and Mr Stein notes that the Ramones were not the only debt he owed to Mr Fields: it was his recommendation that persuaded Talking Heads to sign to Sire Records.
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You'll notice some little symbol that recurs in certain types of words or a familiar pattern of letters in a larger word and use your powers of deduction in tandem with the multiple choice selection of likely translations to make an informed choice.
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Taíno imagery recurs in paintings by several contemporary artists — Diógenes Ballester, Juan Sanchez and Mr. Dimas — and in sketches for a vibrant ceramic mural by Nitza Tufiño that enlivens the walls of a main barrio subway stop at Lexington Avenue and 27272rd Street.
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This model recurs throughout society, not just A.I. Control engineers design autopilots to minimize deviations from level flight; statisticians design algorithms that reduce prediction errors; retailers choose store locations that will maximize shareholder return; and governments make policy choices to accelerate G.D.P. growth.
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The same pattern recurs on assault weapons ban and expanding concealed carry permits: districts that elected Republicans but voted for Clinton are actually more supportive of gun control than other subgroups, and just as skeptical of gun deregulation as other Clinton districts.
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One way your husband might have of "addressing it" would be to not address it at all, but to basically ignore it and kick the emoji down the road, deciding to only address this if it recurs or seems to evolve into an inappropriate flirtation.
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While galaxies like Akira are expected to be in the minority of early-type galaxies, this could be just the tip of the iceberg: It's likely that black hole accretion activity (read: gas heating and barfing) recurs in galaxies as they merge with other galaxies.
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And it retains some of the most familiar tunes anyhow, with strains of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" showing up at times, including in a rapped version by Tyler, the Creator that plays as we're introduced to the sourpuss himself and recurs throughout.
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But the topic that recurs the most is those blurred heads we saw in the beginning: us, the audience, whose faith in the artwork exists in the vertiginous borderland of what Dean terms "the membrane or the connective tissue" between an artist and her public.
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Simon A. Rego, PsyD, director of the cognitive behavioral therapy training program at Montefiore Medical Center and member of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, says that a relapse in mental health recovery is when a disorder or mental illness recurs after having been treated.
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Apparently, her spirit is still alive and kicking, and in the Frozen 2 soundtrack's opening number, "All Is Found," she gets a beautiful refrain — "where the north wind meets the sea / there's a river full of memory" — that recurs throughout other songs and the film's score.
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Film's light-dark pairing recurs throughout the show, including in Anthony McCall's "Line Describing a Cone" (1973), an installation that progressively outlines a circle on the wall that, when complete, gives the projector's white cone of light a startling tangibility (with the help of some atmospheric haze).
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In the movies: Mr. Williams's love theme for Han Solo and Princess Leia recurs throughout "Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back," inching to the fore as their relationship evolves from teasing flirtation to a full-on declaration of love — complete with a passionate swell in the music.
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Existing data suggest that when CCA appears in women exposed to DES in the womb, it tends to be less aggressive than normal and, if it does reappear, it recurs later than it would if a woman had not been exposed to the synthetic estrogen, according to the CDC.
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As the single musical phrase recurs, it begins to possess a solidity, a thingness, as if it were etched in the air, but the viewer — this viewer, at any rate — is not so centered, being lulled instead into a mood where the mind can wander fruitfully where it will.
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It's possible that the increased incidence of emergency room visits may in part be good news; parents may be watching more closely, noting early signs of possible anaphylaxis, using their EpiPens (anyone who uses one needs to be seen immediately in an emergency room, in case the reaction recurs or continues).
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"A Series of Catastrophes and Miracles" chronicles the way ordinary life goes on as the cancer recurs, steadily progressing until she's invited to join an immunotherapy trial that's successful for her, but also brings about the unexpected challenges that come with winning a treatment lottery that so many others lose.
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The 114 refers to the fictional device, the CRM 20013 Discriminator, from Dr. Strangelove and is a number that recurs in various Kubrick films: 114 is a pod in 2001, a serum injected into Alex in A Clockwork Orange, and crops up in Eyes Wide Shut as a room number in a mortuary.
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He has served on the Fed's board since 2012 and over time became supportive of the consensus forged by Yellen for gradual interest rate increases and a slow decrease in the asset holdings the Fed accumulated while fighting the crisis, without abandoning a willingness to take extraordinary steps again if a crisis recurs.
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The blur is as close as Mr. Richter has ever come to a stylistic signature, and it recurs here in seascapes, landscapes, and street scenes; portraits of his daughter Betty, her head resting on a table like meat on the butcher block, or his ex-wife, the artist Isa Genzken, nude and from behind; and smaller canvases of Sabine Moritz, his current wife, nursing their newborn in the manner of a Madonna and Child.
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