It's not permanent but is reenacted every year through appropriations.
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This isn't the first time he's reenacted video game movements, either.
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So there weren't going to be reenacted scenes from my past.
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They reenacted the spending spree, the will erasure, the parent-murdering screenplay.
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In 30 seconds, Aziz Ansari reenacted Twitter before a live theater audience.
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About that 'Us' ending Peele actually reenacted the sounds during the interview.
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"D-Day" is a 2004 BBC documentary featuring archival footage and reenacted scenes.
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A police officer reenacted the scene and produced similar results in the app.
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Recently, the adorable duo reenacted several iconic scenes from The Devil Wears Prada.
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Other original buildings still have bullet holes from gunfights, which are reenacted daily.
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Jack Ma probably has a warehouse devoted just to porn he had REENACTED.
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The meeting is reenacted in the Autopsy special, with actors playing Monteith and Murphy.
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Dozens of amateur and professional athletes have reenacted the protest in the ensuing years.
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If you need any more convincing, remember that the year's best kiss is usually reenacted.
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And as reenacted by Sterling K. Brown and Courtney B. Vance on The People v.
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"Jazzy: 'But daddy I have to paint your toes,'" Johnson continued, as he reenacted their conversation.
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Marshawn Lynch reenacted his infamous 2006 golf cart joyride at Cal before the Golden Bears game.
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And in the sisters' latest spring-summer ad campaign, they reenacted that experience – for Fashion, of course.
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Finally, we reenacted my Sunday morning and streamed YouTube in full-screen mode until each device died.
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Like everyone else in Philly, I went out and reenacted that play dozens of times that week.
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The pop star reenacted Jenner's viral moment and asked the beauty mogul if she could sample it.
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There the younger man reads a tale, soon to be revealed as autobiographical, which is reenacted onscreen.
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The town even reenacted a western and fired guns to celebrate the beginning of its gambling main street.
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She perfectly reenacted Luann de Lesseps' cabaret show on Instagram from the Real Housewives of New York finale.
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They also stopped by the house where they filmed Legend's All of Me video and reenacted the cutest moments.
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To Pitch Perfect fans' surprise and delight, Wilson reenacted the audition during her interview on The Grahm Norton Show.
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Even during "Feel Good Hit of the Summer" I nodded along politely while Festival Hall reenacted Sodom and Gomorrah.
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The battle, reenacted in the beginning of The Revenant, killed roughly 15 fur traders and sent the rest into retreat.
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They gave their answers via a poll, and you're going to see [the results] reenacted, but in a new way.
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The duo passionately reenacted some of the app's favorites like Oprah giving away free cars, Adele's "Hello" and several more.
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The two reenacted a scene from the hit TV show "Friends" in a press interview, which Witherspoon later posted on Instagram.
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The organizers of that event have traditionally reenacted the crucifixion of Christ right on top of the ruins without knowing it.
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The law applies to candidates within 60 days of an election and it's designed to expire by 2023 unless explicitly reenacted.
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Growing up, I liked basketball and chicken nuggets and reenacted the American Revolution in a three-cornered hat in my backyard.
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Using professional actors, we reenacted 34 real-life microaggression scenarios paired with comparable "nontoxic" versions of these situations, to serve as controls.
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Wang has an unreal talent for finding precisely the right way to frame candid moments — and for making reenacted moments appear candid.
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Other donors were left with only a couple weeks in December after the budget passed to take advantage of the reenacted opportunity.
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Holder, with the chief justice's majority opinion that by a vote of 5 to 4 dismantled the recently reenacted Voting Rights Act?
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A team of physicists reenacted Wheeler's experiment between Earth and a satellite, once again extending our understanding of quantum physics to outer space.
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Recently, she held a solo at SALT Ulus titled Art of Disagreement where she borrowed excerpts from Turkish parliament sessions and reenacted them.
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Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and quarterback Eli Manning reenacted the iconic lift from Dirty Dancing for an NFL commercial during Super Bowl LII.
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Lauer also reenacted his infamous confrontation with Cruise from 2005, though he clarified that there are no hard feelings between him and the actor.
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Sanctions on those two industries were supposed to be eased as part of the deal, but the Trump administration reenacted them after abandoning it.
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So, West told us in an interview, there's some poetic justice to seeing her story reenacted by one of the top comedic talents from SNL.
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Last month, five Nordic prime ministers reenacted a photo of Trump, the Egyptian president and the Saudi king placing their hands on a glowing orb.
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There is an audio component to the tableau: a chorus of reenacted early Homo sapiens' voices fills the room, representing the first mutation of FOXP2.
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Each project has its merits, but the real impact comes in their collective weight, seeing similar patterns and attitudes reenacted across different regions and jurisdictions.
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Last year, Comedy Central series Drunk History reenacted the events of the Disco Demolition in an episode with narration from an increasingly inebriated Bob Odenkirk.
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Boys reenacted the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and the congregation sang hymns alternating between Arabic and a variant of the ancient Aramaic language spoken by Jesus.
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Simon Cowell reenacted that scene in reverse during an X-Factor episode when his big toe was mistaken for, how shall we say it, his junk.
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Once he found the weapon and trace amounts of heroin, Jensen claims he then called over another officer, turned on his camera, and reenacted the search.
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The broader debate is reenacted in microcosm in the ring, just as debates around race and class have long been pantomimed in rings around the country.
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At one point in the segment, Oliver mocked a news clip in which a local reporter reenacted a robbery by pointing a gun at the camera.
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The United States lifted the ban on transgender people serving openly in 2016 under then-US President Barack Obama, but the Trump administration reenacted the ban.
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In the next room, reenacted in dramatic detail with period decorations and wax figures, was the White House deathbed of their eleven-year-old son Willie.
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If you thought the original Titanic pulled your heartstrings, wait until you see it reenacted with a handful of the most adorable senior citizens in Los Angeles.
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Stripped of this valuable context, though, they're an unintentionally dystopian surveillance device — I realize later that my attempt at reading basically reenacted a scene from Snow Crash.
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Negro Folklore from Texas State Prisons is a companion piece to the Wooster Group's Early Shakespeare Spirituals, directed by Valk, which also reenacted a vinyl record onstage.
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The love story behind Holi In modern day Holi celebrations, Holika's cremation is often reenacted by lighting bonfires on the night before Holi, known as Holika Dahan.
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Trump withdrew the US from the deal in 2018, arguing that it was too lenient on Tehran, and reenacted punitive measures that have strangled the Iranian economy.
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The skit reenacted Trump's bizarre sit-down with Kanye, played by Chris Redd, and football legend Jim Brown, played by Kenan Thompson, in the Oval Office this week.
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" Also, Lovato reenacted the thinking face emoji on Snapchat and included the caption: "When you aren't mentioned in a post but didn't do s— to the other person.
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Truth be told, I had no one to be mad at but you'd never know that by the way I reenacted this video every time I saw it.
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Trying to quell such defiance, his forces carried out mass executions of dozens of Native Americans in Santa Fe, not far from where the Entrada was long reenacted.
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As he pointed out, Jimmy and Gretchen practically reenacted an entire rom-com within the show's very first episode, between meeting, hooking up, separating, and coming back together.
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And a man in a red poncho convincingly reenacted a 20203th-century painting of Saint Jerome, who lived for a time as a hermit, reading from his Bible.
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From Capra's influential and often-racist Why We Fight series, to Huston's slyly reenacted Battle of San Pietro, each director created films aimed at boosting morale back at home.
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Biden holds his daughter, Ashley, while taking a reenacted oath of office from Vice President George H.W. Bush, as his sons Beau (foreground) and Hunter hold the Bible, Jan.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Gladiators reenacted fights in the amphitheatre of the ancient Roman city of Carnuntum whose archaeological remains stretch over 10 square kilometers (3.86 square miles) in eastern Austria.
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Brent Suter (Harry), Josh Hader (Joe) and Jeremy Jeffress (Lloyd) reenacted the famous "Dumb and Dumber" scene to help the squad promote mini-replica bullpen cars ... and it's hilarious.
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In the hallway outside the USR chamber, Chichirau reenacted how she and a crowd had cornered Dragnea, shouting at him as he tried to escape to a silver elevator.
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But the two reunited earlier this year on an episode of Wild 'N Out, where Mitchell reenacted that immortal line from Good Burger, and it seems like they're probably fine.
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One particularly striking part of his section of the exhibition is a reenacted conversation between himself and an interrogator who, after hours of questioning him, became one of his followers.
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Unfortunately, if reenacted, the HIT would leave beneficiaries like Uzella and Carolyn making the choice between their health coverage and paying for other necessities like gas, groceries, and utility bills.
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Confined to their apartment for most of their childhood, six brothers learned everything they knew about the outside world through the movies they watched and then reenacted with homemade costumes.
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We would have reenacted the scene from Good Will Hunting when Robin Williams tells Matt Damon it's not his fault over and over until we both broke down and cried.
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The Oscar-winning actress hilariously reenacted a number of her most iconic roles with James Corden on the Late Late Show, such as Pretty Woman, Hook, Notting Hill and Erin Brockovich.
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There is one moment of tenderness in Katdashians: a classic KUWTK scene in which Kim sends Khloe an email calling her "fucking disgusting" and "an ugly little troll" is reenacted verbatim.
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Another dog owner posed as the Madonna in the Master of St. Cecilia's "Madonna and Child" (21893–21769), while her pet skillfully reenacted the pose and gaze of the infant Jesus.
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I think I really almost reenacted what my mom might have gone through had she grabbed her career back, and I realize as I look back now, your life is your career.
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DOKSY, The Czech Republic (Reuters) - Spears crossed, swords touched and arrows flew in a Czech forest over the weekend as hundreds of fans of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit reenacted a major battle.
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Mitchell talks about how he can't post a pic of it—thank God—but then he went ahead and posted a pic anyway: It's like he reenacted the Red Wedding with his junk.
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Tree also reenacted the infamous movie scene during a recent clue package, and added a cartoon character to the mix — Shannon has done voicework for animated movies and TV shows, including Fox's Bob's Burgers.
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Odell Beckham Jr. reenacted his most famous catch ever Sunday night -- the 1-handed grab -- performing it as a dance move at a Miami nightclub ... only this time, he played the role of Eli Manning.
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I know that in the era of Peak TV, there are too many shows to choose from, but honestly, you should ignore them all to just binge every weird, creepy, poorly reenacted episode of this.
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And then the interview came to a halt for half for a minute as the host reenacted the Seinfeld dialogue between Jerry Stiller/Frank Costanza and Larry David/George Steinbrenner, as well it should have.
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Queen's set at Live Aid — considered one of the greatest live performances of all time — is ably reenacted at the end of Bohemian Rhapsody (while the crowd is recreated less ably through noticeably bad CGI).
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Disappearance, the reenacted work based on artist Lee Kang-So's 1973 performance at Myeongdong Gallery (also in Seoul), at least on the opening night, becomes what it sets out to be: a bar in a gallery.
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The new Speaker of the House, Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) reenacted the pay-go provisions. Rep.
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With volunteers, it reenacted the event at Umm al-Hiran, using the same model car, confirming that the scenario in which a wounded Mr. Abu al-Qi'an lost control and sped down the hill matched the video evidence.
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A developer named Abhishek Singh, who has created lots of AR experiences, tweeted his idea of The Ring in AR. I reenacted a famous scene from 'The Ring' to bring #horror movies to life in AR#madewithunity #ARKit pic.twitter.
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You walked on the beach with a photographer, who took a plane to take your picture, where you reenacted a death of a child and that was then edited and printed to be displayed in the commercial India Art Fair.
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A trailer for the long-running Sunday New York Times column of the same name has dropped, showing the real-life stories reenacted by many famous faces, including Anne Hathaway, Tina Fey, John Slattery, Dev Patel, Andy Garcia and more.
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A shrill blonde named Jillian Hall, working the angle of being a horrendously bad singer, screeched horribly off-key songs, and nobody bothered to explain why they dug up I.R.S., the early 90s midcarder who halfheartedly reenacted his shtick about taxes on his bids.
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This is the second time Hoekstra and his pals have remade an entire Star Wars movie from scratch, following a brilliant Revenge of the Sith remake that reenacted the entire climactic Anakin/Obi-Wan fight scene on a beach at low tide or whatever.
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An exhibition at the Raleigh Tavern, "Revealing the Priceless," includes a video, shown to the public for the first time, of the controversy that unfolded in 1994 when Colonial Williamsburg reenacted a slave auction, drawing criticism from groups like the N.A.A.C.P. for what some regarded as trivializing.
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When I popped off the shrine indicator because I'd already eyeballed the one it was pointing me towards and wanted the beeping to stop before I reenacted a scene from Scanners, I ended up playing the game for several hours, not realizing it was off until I looked at the map.
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Other events have taken place in the form of theatrical performances, such as the one that took place during their launch in 2015 at in The Living Theater in Times Square in which actors reenacted a collection of testimonies and stories of Black, Latino, Muslim, and Jewish 'Protectors' as 1,000 spectators looked on.
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Even if Murillo poked fun at the art world's oblivion, its privilege, the gilded cage in which everything, including the lives of factory workers and cleaners, could be reenacted as a work of art, what a fool I was to think that my stint in Palenque would instantly morph into a Murillo sequel.
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MIDDLETOWN, Va. (Reuters) - Sporting a Confederate flag shirt near a field clouded by cannon smoke, where blue- and gray-clad soldiers reenacted a Civil War battle from 21920 years ago, Larry Caldwell Piercy, Jr. said he sees a new war looming in the United States - and a role for himself in any fighting.
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Speaking in Minneapolis in mid-October, at his first rally since the House announced it would launch an impeachment inquiry against him, Trump famously reenacted text messages between former FBI employees Lisa Page and Peter Strzok before accusing Democrats of being "on a crusade to destroy our democracy," renewing his attacks on Reps.
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I've never seen a game about samurai, completely ahistorical fantasy samurai at that, where two human beings playing a game with each other reenacted a scene from an Akira Kurosawa movie, simply because they were that good at the video game and the video game was that good at being an Akira Kurosawa movie.
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Very rarely do the stakes in our lives rise so high, nor do the contours of a movie mimic the passage of time that defines our existence — but the intensity of feeling can't be diminished when we relate to someone else's experience, when we see what we know being reenacted, and understand it to be true.
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This is your last call to watch Michelle and Barack Obama's first date reenacted in Southside With You, the last time you can see Amy Adams fly to Ireland with the intention of proposing to her boyfriend in Leap Year, and the last time you can see the visually inventive animated movie Kubo and the Two Strings (get on that).
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Along the way, the sensitivity sessions slip in and out of reenacted scenes derived from the 1954 film Salt of the Earth, an exercise in American neorealism by the blacklisted team (shades of Roy Cohn) of screenwriter Michael Wilson, director Herbert J. Biberman, and producer Paul Jarrico, recounting a strike at a New Mexico zinc mine, which pitted the Hispanic and Anglo workers against each other.
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The show does contain some of the elements we've come to associate with the topic: blood and nudity, notably in Ana Mendieta's reenacted "Rape Scene" (1973); and testimony, as in the text accompanying Jennifer Karady's dreamlike photograph of a female soldier who was raped in the United States military and Bang Geul Han's mesmerizing animation of survivors' tweets after the release of the infamous Donald Trump "Access Hollywood" tape.
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