A similar reinterpretation also cleared away nondiscrimination rules for housing.
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Leaving her marriage, and her life, suddenly open to reinterpretation.
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What if the reinterpretation of a single word changes everything?
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"Ran" (1985), a reinterpretation of "King Lear" directed by Akira Kurosawa.
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It was an extraordinary reinterpretation of the Court's previous jurisprudence on guns.
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The reinterpretation of the MBTA undermines those public goods for private profits.
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Our reinterpretation of their subculture is triggering bafflement among the local gabbers.
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Perhaps that's why coming-of-age narratives seem so ripe for horrific reinterpretation.
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The collection was a surreal reinterpretation of Off-White's so-called normcore beginnings.
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A lot of this success is down to a reinterpretation of traditional ideology.
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Reinterpretation blossoms from Silano's metamorphoses and his appropriations become highly suggestive and pensive.
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The braille overlaid onto the photos is Chiang's Spanish-language reinterpretation of the text.
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While Bolin is an important influence, Alexandria's practice is a reinterpretation of this concept.
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The all-but-indecipherable teaser for "Suspiria," Luca Guadagnino's reinterpretation of the 1977 shocker.
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Reinterpretation hardly ever effectively combats the honorific message of the original memorials or markers.
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Long's reinterpretation of Blow's gameplay for the early 1980s system is marvelous as well.
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But this is still a modern reinterpretation of a classic rather than the classic itself.
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The conservative government of Narendra Modi had withdrawn its stand against the reinterpretation in July.
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What you're doing fits perfectly in this tradition of folk reinterpretation, using these unorthodox methods.
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This is a satisfying reinterpretation of Jafar, but his emotional restraint seems to be contagious.
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A recently released scholarly book also showcases a surprising new reinterpretation of Picasso's monumental painting.
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These new results instead open the possibility of a complete reinterpretation of its evolution and nature.
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The contrasting pairings are an exploration and reinterpretation of traditional uses of certain mediums and techniques.
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Kennedy's wandering eyes and roving hands are open to reinterpretation too, in light of current scandals.
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They each depicts a bold reinterpretation of Americanism—or what it means to believe in America.
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Defense attorney James Vogts stated that the lawsuit would require a reinterpretation of the law itself.
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Feliciano had a hit that year with "Light My Fire," a reinterpretation of the Doors song.
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In recent decades, a reinterpretation of traditional antitrust theory created a major barrier to regulatory action.
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Pat McCrory, a Republican, said the government was pursuing a "radical reinterpretation" of the Civil Rights Act.
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Purporting to update another Latin dance tradition, the Cuban danzón, it isn't the most striking reinterpretation, either.
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The academic left pushed this reinterpretation, but as usual the extreme right ended up claiming the spoils.
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Attorney James Vogts stated in 2017 that the lawsuit would require a reinterpretation of the law itself.
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Giorgio Armani's early success was predicated on his reinterpretation of traditional soft suiting devised by Anglophile Neapolitan tailors.
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A reinterpretation of a Euripides play tells a seldom staged and lesser-known side of the famous hero.
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But Kavanaugh's rise to the Court would at least cement the justices' recent reinterpretation of the Second Amendment.
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We oppose any administrative and legislative efforts to erase transgender protections through reinterpretation of existing laws and regulations.
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But North Carolina officials call that a "baseless and blatant overreach" and a "radical reinterpretation" of Title VII.
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More than 150 people posed for Hank Willis Thomas and Emily Shur's reinterpretation of Norman Rockwell's Four Freedoms.
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The antique opus meets modern avant-pop in Anno, Anna Meredith's hourlong multisensory reinterpretation of The Four Seasons.
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The airports' fee change was sudden, hinging on a reinterpretation of existing rules, according to the Culture Ministry.
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A simple reinterpretation on the part of the president would allow aid dollars for terminating rape-induced pregnancies.
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TV's wildest ride in 2019 was HBO's fanfic reinterpretation of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons's landmark 1986 comic.
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Perhaps if headlines came with footnotes, more readers would be wise to The Times's reinterpretation of the term.
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It may be that it was so taboo that its meaning has become obscure, or open to reinterpretation.
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One of the most anticipated winter releases of 2019 is Greta Gerwig's reinterpretation of the classic novel, Little Women.
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Here, lightness is found not through eternal return's inverse but through its pliancy — that history is subject to reinterpretation.
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Similarly, a spokesperson for Fila Korea attributed the company's success to the reinterpretation of its brand history and heritage.
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The track is a reinterpretation of the kind of stuff I was making years ago, but with less clutter.
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Wiley's reinterpretation shows the same white horse, but ridden instead by a black man in camouflage and Timberland boots.
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Mr. Abe pushed through the new security laws only after his government issued an official "reinterpretation" of the Constitution.
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It's the first time the assiduously conservative Landmarks Preservation Commission has allowed a modern reinterpretation on a historic facade.
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The reinterpretation of this distinct feature has settled decades of speculation over the taxonomical group to which Tullimonstrum belongs.
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It's a dramatic reinterpretation of what constitutes a social environment, and maybe not in a way we're ready to accept.
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Or, perhaps they will pass into another realm of perception altogether, forcing a reinterpretation of how a humanoid should look.
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Greatly aiding in the reinterpretation of Boscobel was the discovery in 1975 of an 1806 inventory of the Dyckmans' possessions.
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The Trump administration had to work hard to pull off such a radical reinterpretation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
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"Our results led to a fundamental reinterpretation of what it means to be a 'latte liberal,'" researchers said, per Market Watch.
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Nor is Biogen's case assisted by the fact that only one of the two trials is being cited in this reinterpretation.
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But the broader effect was what some justices and legal scholars now view as a radical reinterpretation of the Second Amendment.
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Now genuinely on its fifth reinterpretation, the totally acoustic "Touch Me" formed the central part of her latest album Come Here.
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For Guzmán and Salas, the official history is less an ignorance of the facts than a callous a reinterpretation of them.
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"We oppose any administrative and legislative efforts to erase transgender protections through reinterpretation of existing laws and regulations," the note reads.
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In Shonibare's reinterpretation, the Swedish court assembles in vibrant African prints and masks, ballroom dancing before witnessing the king being killed.
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Giant Gestures isn't a memorialization of how we interact with technology today, but rather a "reinterpretation" of it, the artists said.
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Washington (CNN)Immigrants are already being turned away at the border under Attorney General Jeff Sessions' recent reinterpretation of asylum law.
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Lounsberry's reinterpretation starts with the title itself: There is not a diary of Virginia Woolf, but 38 different journals and diaries.
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They said their show, which will feature around 10 Downey performances, would probably blend the notions of re-creation and reinterpretation.
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MINISUTRA includes a humorous reinterpretation of existing sex positions from its namesake with deep purple, glowing pink, and shining yellow pigment.
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After all, we do crosswords to stretch our brains, and the reinterpretation of phrases like these has us doing just that.
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It's not an "influence" on the movie per se, but it is an interesting reinterpretation of the film's religious source material.
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In conclusion, Chance performed a reinterpretation of Stevie Wonder's classic ballad "They Won't Go When I Go" and it's a must-watch.
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This reinterpretation of Roth's novel is one instance of a widespread interest in the art and style of the old Habsburg empire.
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" That process of reinvention and reinterpretation actually defined the early 20th-century era of music-making known as "the Great American Songbook.
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But it would be an extraordinary reinterpretation of the elections clause to read it as precluding state judicial oversight of legislative redistricting.
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It further noted Japan's reinterpretation of its post-World War II constitution to allow its military to operate farther from its shores.
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"They're going to hate the reinterpretation of an old work I did from the early 1970s," based on women's clothing, she said.
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Ms. Israel read from a modern reinterpretation of the biblical story of King David and his wife Bathsheba, told from Bathsheba's perspective.
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Mr. Abe has moved to change that, despite public opposition, by issuing a reinterpretation of the Constitution and campaigning to amend it.
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We tried to get a screenshot, but we didn't want to get arrested by the WB police, so here is a dramatic reinterpretation.
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In 2014 he secured a reinterpretation of the constitution, allowing Japan to come to the aid of its allies if they are attacked.
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An Islamist reinterpretation of sharia demands the ultimate punishment, while colonial-era criminal procedures short-circuit traditional Islamic opportunities for apologies and mercy.
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The six dancers provided good electricity, and Mr. Stafford's choreography seemed, to the untrained eye, a plausible reinterpretation and extension of Baroque dance.
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It's a revelatory reinterpretation, and a poetic one, given those British rock titans' frequent invocation of African-American musical traditions on their records.
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In Madeleine Olnek's "Wild Nights With Emily," the life and work of Emily Dickinson are subject to a delightfully droll — even gay — reinterpretation.
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That's revelatory given Fragonard's current reputation as a painter of frivolous genre scenes, works that are ripe for scornful reinterpretation by contemporary artists.
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"Filthy Lucre," the penultimate chapter of Brown's 1959 book, "Life Against Death," offers a psychoanalytic interrogation and reinterpretation of "rationality" in economic life.
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It is a reinterpretation of Joseph Campbell's works — "The Hero's Journey" and "The Hero With a Thousand Faces" — pointed toward practical writing advice.
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If there were an artist whose oeuvre more merited this type of reinterpretation right now, I have no idea who it would be.
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The models imagine what Nissan's North American CEO described as a "complete reinterpretation" of how tomorrow's zero-emissions vehicles will be designed and engineered.
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The courts, the government wrote in its brief to the justices, should not impose "a one-size-fits-all judicial reinterpretation" of double jeopardy.
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ECB President Mario Draghi on Thursday all but pledged to ease policy further and even hinted at a reinterpretation of the bank's inflation target.
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Stories like this keep going through cycles of reinterpretation and re-fantasizing and turning into things that differ pretty strongly from their origin point.
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And Nicole Kidman led a hilarious reinterpretation which features the likes of Riz Ahmed, Milo Ventimiglia, Millie Bobby Brown, Keri Russell, and James Franco.
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An artist of impeccable time management, Majarich finished the final poster, a moody reinterpretation of Alfonso Cuarón's Children of Men, on December 31, 2016.
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ECB President Mario Draghi on Thursday all but pledged to ease policy further and even hinted at a reinterpretation of the ECB's inflation target.
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An artist of impeccable time management, Majarich finished the final poster, a moody reinterpretation of Alfonso Cuarón's Children of Men, on December 31, 2016.
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And it almost looks like a futuristic reinterpretation of ancient stone circles, which carried, if not emotions, at least their own sets of associations.
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"There's a very stark and pointed aesthetic throughout Anderson's filmography that lends itself quite well to reinterpretation through the traditional visual arts," Gossel says.
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Ms. Wolffer has not yet finalized details, but "definitely" plans to do "a reinterpretation and not a re-creation," she said in an email.
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The artist's reinterpretation of familiar Disney characters, 90s cartoons, and even sports teams signify a mind that cannot rest easy unless it is creating.
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Grateful Shred and High Time shed light on a duality in the Grateful Dead's music that makes it particularly ripe for reinterpretation and reinvention.
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Still, Ms. Lempel's reinterpretation of the word DOWNSIZE to mean measurement sizes in phrases that have been placed in the Down entries is clever.
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Thankfully, more harissa comes as the base in her reinterpretation of a tagine, with couscous packed inside squat pillars of bell peppers and squash.
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But he quickly saw its value as a reinterpretation, and as a way of keeping the original's legacy alive among Ms. Grande's young fans.
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The researchers noted that Val had neither examined the naledi materials directly nor visited the fossil chamber before offering a "reinterpretation" of the data.
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A reinterpretation could involve a senator overseeing the rules deciding that they could be followed a different way, even if they remain in place.
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"'Withdrawal' was a song I wrote to someone else's track, so I was fascinated to hear another creator's reinterpretation," said Frost to THUMP via email.
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In January, Volkswagen teased a new electric dune buggy, a modern reinterpretation of the classic American dune buggies that were first created in the 1960s.
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Volkswagen revealed its new electric dune buggy concept vehicle, a modern reinterpretation of the classic American dune buggies that were first created in the 1960s.
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Even Michael Giacchino's score cheekily opens with a bombastic orchestral reinterpretation of the jaunty song from the animated "Spider-Man" TV show of the 1960s.
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Had this movie been a reinterpretation and in-the-spirit reinvention along the lines of Creed, it could have been great, or at least enjoyable.
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But his simple reinterpretation of the classic sneaker speaks to his penchant for minimalism and a design narrative characterized by tiny details, not broad strokes.
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One of the biggest breakthroughs is the reinterpretation of a distinct band of material that runs horizontally along the bellies of numerous Tully monster fossils.
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Still, a blockbuster wouldn't be the same without a little creative reinterpretation of physics, which can sometimes leave an audience wondering—can that really happen?
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But Ms. Vieira's perspective on environmental ruin is as serenely distant and charged with creative reinterpretation as a Renaissance antiquarian's view of ancient Greek sculpture.
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Mr. Chipperfield's startling part-preservation, part-reinterpretation of this badly war-damaged building was key in landing him the commission for the New National Gallery.
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We are now forced to bear witness to a reinterpretation of "Friend Like Me" featuring DJ Khaled, who somehow agreed to be a part of this.
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The executive order will technically be a reinterpretation of the 1967 mining code, rather than a new law, allowing it to bypass Congress, the sources noted.
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The bold reinterpretation of Batman gave way to more adult iterations of comic book characters, but also changed how some readers saw the Man of Steel.
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The company says that the Le Fil Rouge is a "reinterpretation" of the 1974 Hyundai "Pony" Coupe Concept, which set the design for its earliest cars.
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The matter comes down to whether the governing Internal Revenue Code section covering the definition of the word "cost" is sufficiently ambiguous to allow regulatory reinterpretation.
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Written by Amina Henry, this feminist reinterpretation from the Project Y Theater Company is the first children's production presented by the annual Women in Theater Festival.
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The main focus of the ceremony, the tea house, is where you're able to best appreciate Sachs's dedication to chanoyu and his reinterpretation of its rituals.
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Na'vi River Journey looks like a solid attempt at a Disney World standard — the chill, air-conditioned ride through a neon reinterpretation of a popular fictional world.
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The elemental connection between Vantzou's airier original and the Lowe's terrestrial reinterpretation brings to mind celestial bodies, of gas planets and the rumored diamond cores within them.
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Donnie Darko is currently playing in a theater with braided leather on the walls, and the rows of seats look like a stylish reinterpretation of Adirondack chairs.
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But from the financial crisis to the election of Donald Trump, the past decade has delivered the rude awakening needed to spark a reinterpretation of this period.
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The enormous hood, low roof line, and rear-positioned passenger compartment are meant to be a "reinterpretation of classic, aesthetic principles" while still exhibiting an aerodynamic design.
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The worldwide expansion and local reinterpretation of the Silicon Valley venture capital investment model is a phenomenon with which market participants (founders and funders alike) must reckon.
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It's a reinterpretation of Mercedes' design philosophy and aims to set a distinctive new "electro-look" for the company, as Daimler head of design Gorden Wagener explains.
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As a proponent of Darwin's ideas, Haeckel provoked fierce theological opposition for defending evolutionary theory, and advocating for a biology-driven reinterpretation of human philosophy and purpose.
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There is no substance, there is no truth, there is no morality-all are relative and manipulable and subject to both interpretation and reinterpretation, transformation and "evolution".
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Reinvention and reinterpretation are part of the superhero genre because different writers and artists regularly take over the characters, said Jonathan Cohen, principal brand analyst at Amobee.
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She said the museum was planning to update exhibits and was consulting, for example, with indigenous communities on a renovation and reinterpretation of the Northwest Coast Hall.
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His absorption and reinterpretation of influences suggests a painter who knew his talents and had the facility and desire to take on new territories of artistic expression.
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They look like the most glamorous drill team you've ever seen, their long-skirted coats like a runway reinterpretation of a World War I officer's dress uniform.
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Made of concrete with steel framing, the house is clad in stone from the property, in a "reinterpretation of the history" of local buildings, Mr. Astigarraga said.
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In her new book, Suzanne Preston Blier seduces the reader with a reinterpretation of the painting, based on sources she claims no Picasso scholars have addressed before.
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Islamic law is more flexible than is commonly believed: sharia may be God's "divine blueprint", but "the rules we derive from it", or fiqh, are subject to reinterpretation.
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The SEC delayed the decision in March, and released a reinterpretation of their own rules that said any delay below one millisecond would be consistent with its rules.
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With Hammer's image newly expanded, it was the perfect moment for him to quietly suggest ways to fill it — or offer a reinterpretation of past attempts at stardom.
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Several spelled out "USA" with the letters overlaid and intertwined, "all bearing a rather unfortunate similarity to Nazism's swastika," Trinder said, and a reinterpretation of the Confederate flag.
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What Drake and Mr. Bieber have done is perhaps the opposite: letting go of the wheel and using the music video as a focal point for mass reinterpretation.
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I found the similarity in sound between mustered and mustard amusing, and contemplated using the clue "Mustard, say?" as a playful reinterpretation of the ", say" crossword cluing convention.
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But government watchdogs said putting the new language on the website was even worse than the reinterpretation itself, because it may make some appointees more likely to donate.
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Last year, Abe spent considerable political capital enacting controversial legislation that allows Japan's military to defend friendly countries under attack, a major reinterpretation of the country's pacifist constitution.
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That would likely rule out anything like the Australian policy response short of a court reinterpretation or a repeal of the Second Amendment, neither of which seems likely.
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Trump's reinterpretation of immigration law -- although his administration says it will not target every undocumented immigrant -- is causing fear in that community because there are so many unanswered questions.
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Parliament enacted laws in 2015 allowing Japan to exercise collective self-defense, or aid allies under attack, based on a reinterpretation of the constitution rather than a formal revision.
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YouTube personality Patrick Starrr modeled a reinterpretation of the Little Mermaid's Ursula's iconic strapless black dress in a glittering strapless black jumpsuit with feathery boa to act as tentacles.
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Abe has achieved several goals on the security front including creating a U.S.-style National Security Council, passing a state secrets act and 2015's reinterpretation of the constitution.
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Words aren't always enough to untangle the complexity of choreography, but the documentary does an excellent job of showing how to critically approach the interpretation (and reinterpretation) of art.
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Admittedly a few years late to the party, Mufasa makes up for the delay by how damn funny his reinterpretation of Kesha's 'Timber', or should we say 'Simba', is.
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Rabanne was very interested in materiality — he designed pieces in metal, wood and more, and this was my reinterpretation of what he did in the '60s with molded rubber.
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Parliament enacted laws in 2015 allowing Japan to exercise collective self-defence, or aid allies under attack, based on a reinterpretation of the constitution rather than a formal revision.
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The Bible is full of stories that lend themselves to reinterpretation, but the Crucifixion and the Last Supper were the easiest targets because they're the most somber and holiest.
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A statement from Canada's health ministry, though, might allow a reinterpretation of the existing law that could pave the way for Canadian scientists to do some CRISPR research in embryos.
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Fashion has a funny way of making the ordinary extraordinary: take Vetements' reinterpretation of the DHL logo, or Heron Preston's take on New York's Department of Sanitation uniform, for example.
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Her cover of Rihanna's "Stay" has probably gotten the most press, and is an imaginative reinterpretation of the song that makes it somehow slightly less morose but still terribly sad.
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Domanović's other series on view is another reinterpretation of older cultural production, recreating Greek Votive Offerings, this time for WNBA players instead of the mythical subject matter employed centuries ago.
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But don't hate me for suggesting that the most enduring reinterpretation of Jacques-Louis David by a contemporary American artist is not Mr. Wiley's portrait, but a more recent work.
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Ms. Gage said that whatever the ultimate decision on Calhoun, the debate was valuable as part of "a process of deep engagement with history," which is always open to reinterpretation.
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"In Italy, for the past 20 to 25 years, there has been a reinterpretation of their history — especially as it concerns Rijeka and Istria," said Franko Dota, a Croatian historian.
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This redesign of the Native American galleries at the Newark Museum frames indigenous art as American art, with a reinterpretation of over 100 objects curated by indigenous artists and scholars.
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" North Carolina's lawsuit, filed by McCrory and state Department of Public Safety Secretary Frank Perry, calls the Justice Department's position a "radical reinterpretation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.
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In a convenient legal reinterpretation of the treaty, bailouts turned out to be possible after all – as long as they took the form of loans rather than outright cuts in debt.
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Last week, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi all but pledged to ease policy further amid the deteriorating growth outlook and even hinted at a reinterpretation of the ECB's inflation target.
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I asked him about a complaint against "Glee" by the musician Jonathan Coulton, whose acoustic reinterpretation of Sir Mix-a-Lot's "Baby Got Back" was imitated, without credit, on the series.
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Thankfully, the service also has some non-terrifying programming, including the second season of The Deuce, and Miss Sherlock, a Japanese reinterpretation of the Sherlock Holmes book series set in Tokyo.
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Their most recent collaboration, "Only the Sound Remains," an operatic reinterpretation of Pound's translation of two Noh plays, arrives for its American premiere in Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, on Nov.
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And it could lead to a significant reinterpretation of a law that, its authors have insisted, was meant to give tech companies broad freedom to handle content as they see fit.
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Even the Title II Order's imposition of public utility regulation based on far-fetched reinterpretation of statutory definitions received extraordinary deference from the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals in USTelecom v.
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At the crux of this lawsuit: a 2016 reinterpretation of a 2012 amendment to a 1957 law that Spotify is using in 1.693 as leverage against Warner in a global licensing fight.
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For example, the breezy and contemplative new age-leaning instrumental "Waimanolo Drive" or "Marcel Was Here," which sounds like a wild reinterpretation of a celebratory piece of music from Super Mario Bros.
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Honor, Huawei's sub-brand that happens to have its own CEO, is out with a new Android flagship today, and it's a lovely, more budget-friendly reinterpretation of the Huawei P20 Pro.
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In an encounter between East and West, Xu's video shows a pig stamped with incoherent letters from the Roman alphabet repeatedly mounting a pig stamped with the artist's reinterpretation of Chinese characters.
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Allumette is an intimate, animated reinterpretation of Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Match Girl," which explores the love between a mother and child and the impact of sacrifice for the greater good.
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The series speaks about humanity through absence: three artists depict their subjects through their rawest and most expressive forms, where space, time, and sound are unpacked for presented a new for reinterpretation.
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In "The Gap of Time," her Hogarth reinterpretation of "The Winter's Tale," Jeanette Winterson opted to address the work's wilder elements by means of a video game, wherein time becomes a player.
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With a lush gospel choir providing backing vocals, it was not only a classical reinterpretation of modern music, but audibly confronted the stereotypes that associate a lack of sophistication with contemporary genres.
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But as we mentioned last week before episode 6 aired, there was already talk among theorizers about how Jon could still be the Prince Who Was Promised through a reinterpretation of the prophecy.
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It is an unapologetic reinterpretation of the famous Stone Mountain Park monument, which is dedicated to the Confederate leaders of the Civil War and considered the spiritual home of the Ku Klux Klan.
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In 2011 the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) sent a "Dear Colleague" letter—named after its misleadingly congenial salutation—which issued a sweeping reinterpretation of Title IX, a federal law prohibiting gender discrimination.
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The reinterpretation of Brazil's penal code, allowing convicts to exhaust their appeal options before being locked up, could benefit dozens of high-profile prisoners, among them Lula, jailed last year for taking bribes.
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The judge said he would have ruled against them even without Beijing's reinterpretation of the city's Basic Law, adding to concerns for other lawmakers who altered their oaths as a form of protest.
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The movie doesn't directly call out the sexism in the ancient thought, but it does subvert it, both through this reinterpretation and with female characters who rebel against the roles assigned to them.
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Mr. Ozkaya's re-creation is an oddity in the history of responses to Duchamp: not a homage or reinterpretation so much as a vessel for what he suggests is a mind-bending discovery.
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In fact, it pretty much sounds like a reinterpretation of similarly twee One Direction deep cut "I Want to Write You a Song", which had the added corniness of a pencil scratching against paper.
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In a contentious shift in 2015, parliament enacted laws allowing Japan to exercise collective self-defense, or aiding allies under attack, but based on a reinterpretation of the constitution rather than a formal revision.
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Swift's $61.7 million in touring revenue accounted for the lion's share of her 2015 haul, but Ryan Adams' stark reinterpretation of her 1989 album also helped make her the top earner of publishing royalties.
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If we allow uncontrolled tearing down of memorials or unilateral reinterpretation of American history, then we will be damaging our democracy by limiting vigorous debate on our history, with all its beauty and blemishes.
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In the run-up to the show's opening on Thursday, the protesters have proven to be a mild but persistent irritant for the production, a reinterpretation of the classic musical with a modern flair.
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It's the hotel's flagship piece of art, a sculpture by Carole Feuerman of a crystal-clad swimmer laying on a swan float, which is a reinterpretation of the Greek myth Leda and the Swan.
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I would say they have at least partly defined the aesthetics of our label with their very specific visual reinterpretation of our music which was so fitting I was shocked when I saw it.
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Among the U.S. changes will be a formal reinterpretation of the "presumption of denial", a longstanding obstacle to most military drones sales, that would make it easier and faster to secure approval, the officials said.
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Approximately 30 works will be chosen by a juried panel to join the tour in a section of the exhibition that considers the legacy of The Four Freedoms, their relevance, and reinterpretation for our times.
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In addition, Luminosa's themed exhibit displays a well-lit 114-foot long by 26-foot wide reinterpretation of Wynwood Walls, an outdoor destination filled with colorful street art painted by artists from around the world.
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Couple Tun Win Aung and Wah Nu's acrylic and paper works deal with erasure, language, and reinterpretation; there are layers of meaning in their pieces not immediately apparent to those unfamiliar with Myanmar's political strife.
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Now, in the age of the notch, screens are being reconsidered in all sorts of ways, and my favorite reinterpretation of this year has to be the one on Astell & Kern's new A&norma SR2720.
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One ingenious twist on a typical fest was the reinterpretation of some Q&As as a "Quench & Answer" sessions, with booze flowing freely to make the post-screening discussion feel more like a social function.
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Across the gallery, in a contemporary reinterpretation of the gaucho type, "Gaucho Gil" (2009, printed 2017) by Marcos López is almost ironic in its heavily constructed composition and overly performative presentation of the folk saint.
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He pointed to Bush declaring war on Iraq without congressional approval and Obama's reinterpretation of the Authorization for Use of Military Force that was first passed in the aftermath of the 28503/22020 terrorist attacks.
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The installation features three backlit triptych drawings that are placed in light boxes — "a reinterpretation of a diorama," said Mr. Jazairy — as well as a series of suspended, 3-D printed heads in different materials.
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In London last summer, his outdoor hit "Evita" traded conventional glamour for sexy grit, while his radical reinterpretation of Harold Pinter's "Betrayal," starring Tom Hiddleston, was hailed first in the West End, then on Broadway.
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But Eddy's conceptual underpinnings are what give her work real impact and resonance, particularly for any viewer who notices the limitations of biological replication, in favor of savoring the fruits that may be borne of reinterpretation.
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Heikensten said the Academy had taken its first positive step by agreeing on a reinterpretation of its bylaws to allow it to deal with issues including the need to hire several new members and remove others.
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The menu changes with the seasons, but a recent visit started with a marinated sardine presented on toast with homemade pine nut butter — an unexpected and delightful reinterpretation of a Venetian cicchetto (anchovies and buttered bread).
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Brock grew up in Appalachia and Charleston, and much of his culinary drive comes from preserving and celebrating heritage foods of the south — with an inspired reinterpretation of recipes he learned at home and at work.
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Chilling, in the sense that Sir Spyro's beat is a blood-curdling reinterpretation of a Gregorian chant that seems to have been transported from the space-age, before getting lost in the backstreets of South London.
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I met Huppert in the lobby of a hotel in Lyon, where she was shooting "Madame Hyde," a loose reinterpretation of "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" and her fifth film production this year.
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She seduces the reader with a tantalizing reinterpretation of the painting, based on sources she claims no Picasso scholars have addressed before, and then fails to prove that the artist did, in fact, see those materials.
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While characters like Daredevil and The Punisher have been dressed up in the costumes that they're best known for — often with a more realistic reinterpretation, Iron Fist went without it in the first season of the show.
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At Thursday's ECB meeting, President Mario Draghi all but pledged to ease policy in September as the growth outlook deteriorates and even hinted at a reinterpretation of the ECB's inflation target, the cornerstone of its policy framework.
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Though Graham and a handful of other Republicans insist that the OLC's opinion was a "unilateral" reinterpretation of the Wire Act, it actually restored the law to the original meaning intended by the Congress that enacted it.
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The event is billed as a reinterpretation of the Chinese Lunar New Year tradition of family reunion, focused on a celebration of "our chosen families and our queer Asian-American diasporic families," according to the event page.
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Guadagnino's concern with the effect of real-life horror on the body has led him toward a reinterpretation of Suspiria that doesn't recreate the goriest, most prominent visual aspects of Argent's film — that is, until it does.
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She took nothing about the part for granted, just as she and the composer Tyshawn Sorey took nothing about Josephine Baker for granted in their pensive evening-length reinterpretation of Baker songs, a work still in progress.
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The observation deck planned for 30 Hudson Yards, now under construction, includes a prowlike open-air platform cantilevered over the side of the tower, a kind of reinterpretation of the vertiginous spirit of Manhattan's earliest observation decks.
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This whimsical reinterpretation of the company's critically lauded Slim d'Hermès line features two separate counters near the bottom of the dial that signify a 12-hour countdown, first in hours, then over the last hour in minutes.
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The company's most famous production, a reinterpretation of the Alice in Wonderland mythos called Then She Fell, has been running in Brooklyn since 2012, and along with Sleep No More, it's considered one of the genre's foundational works.
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The administration has sought to make it harder to qualify for asylum, including by asking for legislation, issuing guidance to interviewers in the field and with the attorney general's recent reinterpretation of asylum law to narrow who qualifies.
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The score that Ms. Dorrance was referring to was not Tchaikovsky's familiar one — though she loves that too — but the jazz reinterpretation by Duke Ellington and his collaborator and arranger Billy Strayhorn, recorded by Ellington's band in 1960.
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ECB President Mario Draghi on Thursday all but pledged to ease policy further and even hinted at a reinterpretation of the ECB's inflation target, but this disappointed some investors who had hoped for an immediate easing of interest rates.
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Even the New Nordic culinary movement, led by chefs like René Redzepi of Noma and restaurateurs like Mr. Meyer, hasn't given aquavit its modern reinterpretation or experimental spin the way they did with so many other traditional Nordic ingredients.
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Cuccinelli recently defended the Trump administration's "public charge" rule, which intends to deny visas or green cards to immigrants who may rely on government assistance, by providing a reinterpretation of the famous poem inscribed on the Statue of Liberty.
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With Trump, evidenced by his frequent wild cards and reinterpretation of events, policy positions and even his own statements, if he were elected those in the financial sector (generally speaking) would decrease capital expenditures with a resultant shrinkage in economic activity.
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Four of the Washington high court's justices protested that the majority's logical leap in Bassett—which expands on Miller by invalidating even discretionary life sentences for minors—had "no basis in state law" and was simply a faulty reinterpretation of Miller.
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That was an imaginative reinterpretation of Haley's remarks, which concentrated on the Council as "the U.N.'s biggest failure," stated that the withdrawal followed 20153 months of futile U.S. attempts at reform, and affirmed America's continued engagement on human rights issues.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi all but pledged to ease policy further as the growth outlook deteriorates and even hinted on Thursday at a reinterpretation of the ECB's inflation target, the cornerstone of its entire policy framework.
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My preferred explanation for the wage puzzle involves a reinterpretation of the rapid increase in average wages in the late 1990s, a period that is often held out as a model for what we should be trying to achieve now.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Don't let the cornbread and vegan chili served at intermission fool you — there is nothing heartwarming about the heartland in director Daniel Fish's brilliant, brutalizing reinterpretation of the 1943 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, Oklahoma!
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Ms. Grande's song is an extended reinterpretation of "My Favorite Things" from "The Sound of Music," with Ms. Grande changing the original's lyrics about innocent joys — "raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens" — to an anthem of empowerment through conspicuous consumption.
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When Jay-Z and Beyoncé perform together, it is a lesson in the history of the last two-plus decades in pop: hip-hop's ascent to ubiquity paired with a robust, vibrant reinterpretation of classic soul theatrics through current-day aesthetics.
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" She sees great American songs as living documents, endlessly open to reinterpretation: "Listen to how Bill Evans and Oscar Peterson and Teddy Wilson played the same music, or how Sheila Jordan and Rosemary Clooney and Al Jarreau sang the same song.
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The Administrative Procedure Act was the basis for injunctions issued this year by three Federal District Courts blocking the Trump administration's reinterpretation of Title X to bar counseling on or referrals for abortion by health clinics that receive federal money.
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OLC Assistant Attorney General Karl R. Thompson's reinterpretation of section 85033A(a)(h)(3) describes a super-doctrine of executive discretion whereby the outgoing president could claim almost monarchical powers to issue work permits as well as amnesty en masse.
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Other members include the Vizzion, a 400-mile range, 75-kWh motor sedan; the Crozz, a self-driving crossover SUV; the Buzz and the Buzz Cargo, a pair of microbus concepts; and the Buggy, a modern reinterpretation of the classic American dune buggy.
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Any reinterpretation of statutes on race-based discrimination in higher education "will surely provoke litigation all its own" and bring back uncertainty to a legal question the Supreme Court appeared to have settled long ago, said Vladeck, the Texas professor, via email.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Bombastic movie projects that never see the light are wrapped in a mythical aura: a reinterpretation of Superman by Tim Burton, a sci-fi epic by Stanley Kubrick, and David Lynch's Ronny Rocket come to mind.
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The result appears to be part novel, part examination, and part reinterpretation of a body of literature that has formed the basis for a vast amount of the fantasy canon, weaving in well-known figures such as Odin, Thor, Loki, and others.
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Reformers have been here before, in a radical moment of reinterpretation during the 22013th century when a minuscule community numbering in the thousands ripped up received rituals and theology in order to adjust to the new reality of living in an open society.
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The show includes the pairing of Soga Shohaku's 1763 "Dragon and Clouds," a 35-foot-long ink painting of a comically expressive dragon thrashing its tail through the clouds, with Mr. Murakami's never-before-exhibited 2010 reinterpretation done at almost twice the length.
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The past, our own past, which our descendants will see us as having emerged from, will not be the past from which we now see ourselves emerging, but a reinterpretation of it, based on subsequently available information, greater transparency and fewer secrets.
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The role of Esther was played by Julie Weitz, a Los Angeles-based artist who often performs as her alter ego My Golem, a reinterpretation of the mythical Jewish creature Weitz conjured up to confront rising trends of fascism and anti-semitism.
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The companies jointly say that they "oppose any administrative and legislative efforts to erase transgender protections through reinterpretation of existing laws and regulations," as well as "any policy or regulation" that violates privacy rights of anyone who identifies as trans, non-binary, or intersex.
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The pockets are historical, people tied pockets around their waist, obviously we changed it a bit and put them on the outside and they became part of the kind of reinterpretation of Belle as an active heroine who does things and gets things done.
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European shares took a beating on Thursday after ECB chief Mario Draghi all but pledged to ease monetary policy further and even hinted at a reinterpretation of the bank's inflation target but disappointed some investors who had hoped for an immediate cut to interest rates.
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Here's the full statement from BMW spokesman Dave Buchko: The reinterpretation of the regulation FMVSS 114, announced today by Transportation Secretary Foxx, clears the path for the introduction of automated driving features like Remote Control Parking as offered in the new BMW 7 Series.
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The Riedel glassware being sold will be replaced by new Riedel glasses, Mr Terrail said; and 120 silver-plated bronze goblets emblazoned with the Tour d'Argent logo that are in the sale will be replaced by ones with a simplified but still recognizable reinterpretation of the design.
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In the wake of Foxx's announcement, BMW says that the "reinterpretation" of the rules "clears the path" for the deployment of its self-driving tech in the US, and that it intends to do so "as quickly as possible," though it doesn't have a timeframe yet.
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In an essay, "Many Lights, Not One Light," included in a new collection, DEAR ZEALOTS: Letters From a Divided Land (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $23), the Israeli novelist Amoz Oz praises this quality of Jewishness, the "anarchist core, the rebellious gene" that prompts constant interpretation, reinterpretation and counterinterpretation.
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For $1 million * Qmx gold corp - intends to use proceeds of sale for general working capital purposes and to fund core exploration activities * Qmx gold corp - commenced drilling on bonnefond south plug zone to test a reinterpretation of historical geological model Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"When I make a photograph, there's only five of them out in the world, and I love that there's this reiteration, or reinterpretation, of a photograph that is not on a gallery or museum or collector's wall but that it's out in the world being worn," she says.
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Her latest project, a vivid celebration of black legacy and familial ties, transformed the entire ground floor of the Bass into a reinterpretation of her childhood living room, where throughout the 1970s and '80s, Thomas's mother threw parties to fund-raise for her and her friends' theater projects.
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Using the RIBA Collections as a starting point, each practice has created its own reinterpretation of a dwelling, whether that means turning a terrace into a linear collection of individual homes or looking at how cottages that once housed the working class are now seen as the height of luxury.
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The controversial work, in which he and his wife, Kim Kardashian West, lie naked in a large bed, surrounded by nude look-alikes of their friends and foes (Taylor Swift, Ray J, Donald J. Trump, Caitlyn Jenner and more) was a reinterpretation of a painting by the artist Vincent Desiderio.
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Her reinterpretation of Title IX, the education sex equity law, scrambled the alliances: For years, survivors' advocates asked the Education Department to pressure schools to treat survivors better under Title IX. Now, these same advocates are asking schools to stand against the Education Department to make sure DeVos doesn't dismantle it.
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Mr. Nicholaw's reinterpretation of Tom Eyen and Henry Krieger's 1981 show, a sort of morality musical about the price of success for black singers of the 1960s forced to pander to white audiences, is so high energy that you may feel like taking a nap almost as soon as it starts.
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With a bit of effort, it's possible to make Scripture imply almost anything you want it to, and the gifted, intensely odd Canadian cartoonist Chester Brown has performed an impressive feat of creative reinterpretation with MARY WEPT OVER THE FEET OF JESUS: Prostitution and Religious Obedience in the Bible (Drawn & Quarterly, $21.95).
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On the enormous two-page menu filled with ceviches, tiraditos, causas, and whole fried fish at Gastón Acurio's La Mar Cebicheria, there is a small entry for sanguichitos—a reinterpretation of the min pao brought to Peru by Chinese immigrants whose arrival to Peru dates all the way back to Spanish colonization.
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Well, that's what one …Read more ReadGCHQ, the agency which set the puzzle, claims to be "delighted with the interest shown" in the puzzle but notes that "no-one found the four additional intended answers involving further reinterpretation of x as a multiplication sign" in one part of the final section of the puzzle.
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In a radical reinterpretation of the 2002 Homeland Security Act, a September memo by the Executive Office for Immigration Review told judges they had the right to strip away the protections if a minor turned 18 during court proceedings that can drag on for years or was reunified with a parent in the United States.
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Never mind that Proud Mary's 70s blaxploitation film nods (the Foxy Brown font used in the logo being one) means that the film is likely spiritually closer to Tina Turner, whose own reinterpretation of "Proud Mary" as a barnstorming, take-no-shit anthem is just as well-known as CCR's original version, if not more so.
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Days after the Justice Department demanded that North Carolina back away from a new state law restricting access to restrooms, locker rooms and changing rooms, Mr. McCrory, in a lawsuit filed in Federal District Court here, accused the department of "a baseless and blatant overreach" stemming from a "radical reinterpretation" of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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That process was only compounded by a reinterpretation of asylum law by Attorney General Jeff Sessions that made it nearly impossible for victims of gang and domestic violence to qualify for asylum in the US. Experts say that reversal has especially affected the Central American migrants who try to cross the southern border, thousands of whom cross each month.
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The special will showcase the artists who joined T Bone Burnett and Jack White in the studio to record with equipment from the 1920s and the results we've seen so far have been stunning—Alabama Shakes' version of Memphis Minnie's 1940s hit "Killer Diller" and Nas' reinterpretation of the 1928 blues "On the Road Again" have been particular standouts.
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This past summer, in Glasgow, Starling staged "At Twilight," a reinterpretation of "At the Hawk's Well," with masks in the style of the artists who were part of Yeats's and Pound's world—Brancusi, Jacob Epstein, Henri Gaudier-Brzeska—and a display of what Starling calls "mind maps," which are montages of materials (letters, photographs, etc.) from the period.
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Consider Marina Warner's musings on Freud's mediation of Eastern and Western cultural tropes told through the story of his Oriental carpet-draped couch; Rubén Gallo's panoramic exploration of the reception of Freud's work in Mexico and the reciprocal influence of Mexican culture on Freud; and the rich medley of sociopolitical critiques grounded in Lacan's reinterpretation of Freud's thought.
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In December, EPA Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerEPA walks back use of 'cyanide bombs' to protect livestock from wild animals EPA proposes rolling back states' authority over pipeline projects New Mexico says EPA abandoned state in fight against toxic 'forever chemicals' MORE — a former coal lobbyist — proposed a radical reinterpretation of the Clean Water Act that severely limits protections for crucial streams and wetlands.
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The events of the past week show all too clearly that the United States is being led by a president and a secretary of state who find their singular pronouncements preferable to crisis sensitive interagency competence, and who consider the reinterpretation of previous events and the norms of economic and military use of force as theirs to alter as they so choose.
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Unlike many news outlets focusing on the possibility of the site being a church, he approaches the reinterpretation with cautious reserve and focuses on the economic function of many buildings built along the Tiber: The trench is about 20 meters in length but only two to three meters wide, so [it is] difficult to interpret much, especially as there are later medieval drains cutting through the trench.
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" At the moment of supreme tenderness, both reader and protagonist engage in an act of reinterpretation, "whereby she suddenly and clearly sees that the behavior she feared was actually the product of deeply felt passion... Once she learns to reread his past behavior and thus to excuse him for the suffering he has caused her, she is free to respond warmly to his occasional acts of tenderness.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's presidential victory sent leaders around the globe reeling on Wednesday as many wondered whether the first-time politician would carry through with his dramatic reinterpretation of the United States's international role.
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Tracks like "Riot Van" and "Mardy Bum" from the Monkeys' debut took things away from the club, with the former coming across like a bonding session between wreckheads in spite of being arrested by the police and the latter sounding like an aural reinterpretation of an episode of Coronation Street that starts with two lovers cuddling in the kitchen, then throwing plates at each others heads, then ending with them in love.
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