Second, the uniquely askew relationships at the center of the story mean that its most riveting scenes are well and truly riveting; unforgettable, even.
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On that score, they have produced the most thorough and riveting account so far — riveting, that is, as long as you don't mind falling into paroxysms of political outrage and dismay.
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Candidate Trump was — let's all just admit it — riveting.
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Here is everything to know about the riveting historical drama.
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It's hot but I stay because the stories are riveting.
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They're riveting even when they're not necessarily trying to be.
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This is more riveting than some of the events. 2.
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It may not be pretty, but it's riveting to watch.
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The riveting, terrifying hunt for the Boston Marathon bombers. #BlackLivesMatter.
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This is a "riveting literature worthy of the Pulitzer" situation.
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HBO's riveting show Chernobyl has officially come to an end.
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IT WAS one of Silicon Valley's most riveting success stories.
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His show is first, which is riveting, with us after.
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"Orfeo," in particular, was an organic, riveting piece of theatre.
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Both films were riveting meditations on the experience of war.
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"Jennifer Lopez is so riveting in this movie," she says.
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The way an actor makes dialogue their own is riveting.
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Claire Dane's version of "The Handmaid's Tale" is quite riveting.
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While the pace was slow, the action was oddly riveting.
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That's the dialogue that I enjoy from Tom Hanks. Riveting.
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They gave out iPods loaded up with some riveting audiobooks.
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In the riveting "Pitkin Grove," despair rips at the seams.
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"Ghost Wall," Moss's sixth novel, is a compact, riveting book.
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The music, though riveting, is all over the place harmonically.
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It's as riveting as the book, and that's saying something.
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This narrative, spread episodically throughout, is riveting and increasingly foreboding.
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There's always a sense of narrative, and it's always riveting.
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It is a riveting account of the dangers of football.
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Mr. Hockney's new paintings are riveting in their spatial distortions.
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Here, men are supporting players in the women's riveting saga.
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We're honestly still putting the pieces together, but it's riveting.
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Renaud Capuçon was a riveting soloist in Dvorak's Violin Concerto.
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Our reviewer, Alyson Hagy, called it "a compact, riveting book."
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It was riveting, and we loved every second of it.
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"Permanent Record" is a riveting account and a curious artifact.
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This leads to the most riveting scene of the night.
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A full biography of him would make for riveting reading.
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It's an intoxicating freedom, riveting, at once modern and ancient.
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Either way, it's definitely riveting – and therefore, definitely good for publicity.
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Now it appears the plot is set for a riveting climax.
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And somehow, it is just as riveting as the Red Wedding.
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Sometimes it's messy, and it's often weird, but it's always riveting.
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With each swing, perhaps this Series really is becoming more riveting.
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The tough thing about live video is it's not always riveting.
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On its website, however, Sony boasts a record of riveting drama.
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It's a riveting conversation, but alas, the family awaits my arrival.
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Narcos: Mexico is just as riveting (and educational) as its predecessor.
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This has been a riveting discussion, Nicole, I'm having you back.
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"In the dailies, she was riveting," Lansing recalls in the book.
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This would be riveting video that we could make millions from.
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The best breakup scenes are entertaining, soul-wrenching, riveting, and cathartic.
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Only in Siberia would funeral exhibitions be such riveting cultural powerhouses.
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Some are creative, some are riveting, and others are plain hilarious.
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These players normally promise riveting concert experiences: Challenging, sometimes; boring, never.
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In rehearsal, the simplicity was, surprisingly, both riveting and deeply moving.
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What makes him as riveting as Jessica Jones or Luke Cage?
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It wasn't riveting TV. And the speech barely made a blip.
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But just as riveting are the moments when she is silent.
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Less than a mile away is the equally riveting Legacy Museum.
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Though the tempo is almost lugubrious, the music-making is riveting.
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Driver turns writing a 7,000-page report into utterly riveting stuff.
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Their final scenes are at once riveting and hard to watch.
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But if you're expecting some riveting details, don't hold your breath.
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The animated tale is a riveting and emotional tour de force.
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Once again, the program was captivating, and the performances were riveting.
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For me, this mundane, yet oddly mysterious, domestic scene was riveting.
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What could be more riveting than a stew of all that?
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The clever framing and vivid colors make this a riveting watch.
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And it's riveting to see how Nichols pictures it playing out.
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Chris Brown - Welcome to My Life - Trailer from Riveting Entertainment on Vimeo.
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This new deleted scene is shorter, but equally as riveting and revealing.
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Curling is not the most riveting sport in the world to watch.
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The most riveting part of any on-screen relationship is the chase.
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Their confrontations, when they come, are as riveting as they are horrible.
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There is a riveting lack of history in The Childhood of Jesus.
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The album moves quickly and sharply, keyed to a riveting electronic bounce.
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And besides the reality of Wolf's courtroom is not nearly as riveting.
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Hey friends, it's time for another riveting poll from President Trump's campaign.
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This surveillance side of the story is not, unfortunately, all that riveting.
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This is a YA novel meets The Revenant, and it's completely riveting.
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Then, in one of the most riveting moments of the night, Anderson .
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I cannot think of another book that makes scientific history more riveting.
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This new deleted scene is shorter, but equally as riveting and revealing.
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But Roberts, who holds this moment with riveting stillness, eventually just nods.
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None of this is subtle, but it is fast-moving and riveting.
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A riveting score from Nathan Tyler Johnson helps tie it all together.
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It's the ordinariness—the familiarity—that makes Butler's work so wretchedly riveting.
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O'Neill's second novel may be scary, but it is riveting and essential.
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This is a riveting scene, one that's partly satisfying and partly deflating.
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Hong Kong Ballet is an enigma, though not a particularly riveting one.
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It's a riveting portrait of creativity blooming in the unlikeliest of places.
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Next time you go vote, remember this riveting speech by Emma Gonzalez.
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Who knew there was such riveting sociopolitical drama behind those velvet ropes?
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Sure, it was not the most riveting conversation, but it was necessary.
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The chief was shrewd and tough and his descent would be riveting.
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Her inner monologue is more riveting than some of the novel's dialogue.
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In this riveting literary-biographical study, the answer is a resounding no.
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I just finished "Catch and Kill" by Ronan Farrow, which was riveting.
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Yet her exposed voice is riveting, changing character from song to song.
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The self-portraits are psychologically riveting, at times delusional or slightly mad.
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I just finished 'An American Marriage' by Tayari Jones -- complicated and riveting.
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What follows is a riveting diary of daily bird (and human) growth.
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A riveting sequel to the drama "Advise and Consent" it was not.
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Know My Name is Miller's heartbreaking and riveting attempt to fix that.
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Gergel brings his riveting narrative to a climax with the Briggs v.
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That's why he also posted a riveting photo of some cheese curds.
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It's called "Formation," a really riveting black power anthem well worth your time.
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Just watch the riveting play-by-play video below to see for yourself.
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Anyway, Michael, this is riveting, and I'd love to talk more about it.
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We spoke to star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau about the riveting fiery battle sequence.
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That very much includes Moukarzel's quietly riveting Shakespeare, who appears in digital form.
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But every phrase he sang was riveting, and the title fit the occasion.
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Sartre, with that riveting certainty of his, thought death was an absurd conundrum.
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But the process of T-Series' inevitable growth is not exactly riveting stuff.
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A riveting race in Long Island has resulted in a victory for Republicans.
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Here's the riveting tale, courtesy of CTV News: People started sharing it immediately.
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But for younger Americans, the Mueller story might not be quite as riveting.
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Dead men tell tales in Charles Brandt's riveting insider account about organized crime.
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But Ninja's performance on his own wasn't what made the event so riveting.
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We have a -- is it immodest to say, a riveting show for you?
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The matchup between two teams out of playoff contention included some riveting moments.
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It's riveting, in a can't look away, can't keep looking, kind of way.
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It is politics as riveting theater, the best history lesson you've ever attended.
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Additionally, the other videos in this year's best rock category were all riveting.
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"Watching them was like watching a horror movie, scary but riveting," she writes.
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Here, the songs are more fragmented than ever: jagged, uneven, and totally riveting.
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Their lives were riveting and their choices determined the fate of the world.
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Yes, that human drama is riveting — but it doesn't address the larger problem.
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It is a riveting recitation by both actors, whose deliveries are very different.
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The channel is not just informative and thought-provoking but also aesthetically riveting.
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Ms. Dhegrae sang with a riveting combination of dramatic volatility and cool command.
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Whitaker opens with a riveting scene featuring the great heavyweight champion Joe Louis.
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"Automating Inequality" is riveting (an accomplishment for a book on technology and policy).
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For my money, it wasn't James Comey's Senate testimony, riveting as it was.
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The result is riveting: a battle between stoicism and emotion, professionalism and sentiment.
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It is a thoroughly reported and riveting account of Ronald Reagan's second term.
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By all accounts, the film was riveting, moving, good, and all of that.
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Some, like Zahn McClarnon's riveting performance as Akecheta, were a joy to watch.
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The riveting transcript was later compiled into a book entitled A Rap on Race.
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For many, Making a Murderer is a riveting series about the criminal justice system.
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Despite a number of riveting works, it was unclear sometimes what was being articulated.
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The Philharmonic performs Jonny Greenwood's riveting film score to the powerful, Oscar-nominated film.
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The tale of the tape from this riveting day in D.C.: 9:26 a.
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They're clearly having a blast depicting these garbage people and it's riveting to watch.
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As constructed, both series are mildly watchable and tense, but well short of riveting.
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If you've already seen it, you likely feel the same way: It is riveting.
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Donald Trump's tax bill speech Wednesday in St. Charles, Missouri, wasn't exactly riveting television.
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But on Korn's debut, with Davis' elastic vocals leading the way, it was riveting.
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But 60 Days In has a more noble goal than just making riveting television.
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" Co-judge and Medill professor Donna Leff said the coverage was "riveting and horrifying.
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While the content of the Constitution may not feel as riveting, it's worth it.
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By turns sexy, fierce, bewildering and riveting, "Flyness" sends two indelible messages to audiences.
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"Riveting" and "anti-piracy campaign" are words you'll never spot in a sentence together.
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Every violent outburst is soon followed by riveting sex and some gesture of kindness.
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At present, it's probably not the most riveting night of fights you will watch.
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How could they have saved the top five's (mostly) riveting sob stories until tonight?
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The bullying theater was riveting but, as always with Holbrooke, spectacle was also purpose.
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This book is as riveting as any thriller, and as hard to put down.
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So riveting were these moments that I sometimes wished to prolong my hospital stay.
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The ensemble's second album, the equally riveting "Dancer in Nowhere," is due in February.
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And Naomi Osaka, above, bested Petra Kvitova in a riveting women's final on Saturday.
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This author's fantastic dreams put mine to shame, and make this sad story riveting.
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Alim Qasimov, who interprets Majnun, is a silver-voiced powerhouse and a riveting performer.
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Both were riveting but interfered with what had, until then, been blissfully untroubled sleep.
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"We are going to love him," Denise Prater tells AL.com in a riveting interview.
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A clandestine operation which made for a riveting tale that's pretty easy to comprehend.
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It was strange to watch such riveting drama in the middle of the night.
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"Emergency" is a riveting word, and it provided the urgency that Boeing had lacked.
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I couldn't tell if the song was good or bad, but it was riveting.
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Her reminiscences about her time defending poor, defenseless clients in Los Angeles are riveting.
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I could list 10 things that might occur next week, many of them riveting.
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I always found his wines to strike a riveting balance between liquid and lightning.
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"Deeply researched, Chang's book is a riveting read," Jiayang Fan writes in her review.
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The more conventional mother-son fight in the third was as riveting as ever.
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The album barely clicks — but it does, and the quavery chaos throughout is riveting.
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Her scenes mix the magical and the mundane is ways that are just riveting.
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But the exchanges between Mr. Morales and Mr. Robinson provided the day's most riveting testimony.
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In one riveting post, Marbles discusses the dangers of E. coli and Taco Bell. 10.
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But the most riveting story of the episode, and of the season overall, is Celeste's.
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That's what made her portrayal by Sarah Paulson in this FX limited series so riveting.
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It turns to an entirely new narrative, one that's equally important if not equally riveting.
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Your Ghosting insider reporting is riveting and beautifully penned; I could quote half the thing.
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Despite all of that riveting TV, no one in the United Kingdom knows about Johnson.
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This riveting story explores how he remade his life — and found peace — by building boats.
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With its short chapters, unsettling prose and riveting suspense, it feels designed for binge-reading.
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She's telling us a story, crafting the murder from square one, and it's riveting work.
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They know his aw-shucks rectitude, combined with real-time written recollections, guarantee riveting testimony.
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It's bombshells like this which make "The Lost Weekend" one of Riverdale's most riveting episodes.
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We're not trying to be mean either but your movies weren't exactly riveting theater Kirstie.
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Even sending a single emoji, while still not super-riveting, feels a bit more personalized.
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And while the fact of Mueller's appearance will itself be riveting, his testimony may not.
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And he single-handedly turns the formulaic biopic Bohemian Rhapsody into a riveting character piece.
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Either way, he drew riveting performances from his inspired orchestra, lushly rich yet uncannily transparent.
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Brexit is not the most riveting, or easily graspable, recent meltdown in a Western democracy.
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Ian McGuire's riveting and darkly brilliant novel "The North Water" also dramatizes a disgraced personality.
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If it's riveting television, moving the story forward in that sense, then it's worth it.
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The spread-open double pages of Manual of Instructions are riveting and full of trepidation.
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Environments will become more expansive as plots become more riveting and characters become more vibrant.
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Everything coalesces into a riveting reunion guaranteed to soundtrack the resistance for years to come.
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He is thus dropped into an action movie whose disasters are riveting fun to read.
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I found myself tearing into the riveting tale for the better part of the vacation.
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In crafting this deeply reported and riveting read, Ms. Goldstein spent considerable time in Janesville.
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Huang is attuned to the ironies of their story in his incisive and riveting account.
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His alarming, riveting exposé portrays a multibillion industry plagued by violence, corruption, deprivation and incompetence.
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By the end of this riveting, tragic tale, it's hard not to share the sentiment.
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But, he even did it on Christmas this past year amid a riveting impeachment announcement.
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Ms. Karneus, singing both with aching lyricism and silvery-edged intensity, gave a riveting performance.
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Instead of a new glimpse of hell, it's a riveting and deeply satisfying escapist fantasy.
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His relationships were riveting, his parental dynamics fascinating and eye-opening, and his aura intoxicating.
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Any of these scenarios could make the State of the Union a more riveting affair.
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As riveting as it sounds, this isn't a new Quentin Tarantino film about sales taxes.
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And in fairness to that cast, the central mystery can be quite riveting at times.
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There is a riveting dissolution of the dance's legibility as dance with each intensifying gesture.
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Mr. Altstaedt, with his penetrating sound, and the articulate Mr. Lonquich made this mercurial Prologue riveting.
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Witherspoon turned the riveting novel into a box-office hit with her production company, Pacific Standard.
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That show proved even the most boring subject matter could be riveting with the right approach.
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I do think Phoenix gives a riveting performance as someone trapped in this web of uncertainty.
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Yes. Or so we can all hope for the least riveting court case of the century.
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And besides that: the show was absolutely riveting, and became the #1 rated unscripted cable show.
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"Metalhead" is Black Mirror meets thriller meets black-and-white arthouse cinema, and it's downright riveting.
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It's not as riveting as the court, but cool nonetheless, especially when it replays and reverses.
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But, production company Riveting Entertainment promised in its Vimeo trailer that details will be announced "soon."
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"I promise you it's not riveting," Marquez-Greene wrote in a tweet retweeted by Chelsea Clinton.
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The scenes at sea are riveting and punishing, with the CGI storm providing a convincing chill.
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Not exactly riveting programming (though, given the charisma of the Obamas, it certainly wouldn't be unwatchable).
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"The Wake," Paul Kingsnorth The tale behind this book is as riveting as the book itself.
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Erika knows she'll need a riveting story, and Ashley (Lexi Lapp), a college sophomore, has one.
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The result is a riveting visual history lesson, whose occasional didacticism is integral to its power.
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It was reading a riveting Budget and Economic Outlook report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
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In his riveting account of the Patty Hearst affair, even the S.L.A. is shown some compassion.
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But the moss had a riveting tale to tell, with shock waves that are still spreading.
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But when I got there, the paintings — not all, but more than I expected — were riveting.
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The crowd literally turned around and went back into the room to see this riveting performer.
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It was riveting — the care he took was clearly apparent — and nauseating at the same time.
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The day's testimony had consisted largely of a detective's riveting account of disarming a second bomb.
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He's a master at making seemingly boring topics — baseball statistics, government bureaucrats, collateralized debt obligations — riveting.
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Set almost exclusively in Louis' bedchamber, the film is both boring and riveting, grand and minimal.
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The majority of currently contactable "AI" are not the type to go to for riveting conversation.
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What makes this not only possible, but also riveting and unforgettable, is Kavan's meticulous, compacted style.
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This tactic of corporeal protest, with its elements of immediacy and vulnerability, is riveting and consequential.
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But there were plenty of riveting scenes, including several clearly spontaneous moments that heightened the drama.
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In other words, this is a story about compromises — and a riveting, unsettling one at that.
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In November, an improbably riveting trial began in a courtroom in Foley Square in Lower Manhattan.
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It was kind of riveting TV for a couple minutes — two guys yelling at each other.
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Bombayites never imagined that Mr. Thackeray's riveting speeches could lead to dead bodies on the streets.
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I won't embed "This is America" because it's quite violent but it's riveting, dense social commentary.
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She is riveting as Un/Sung, who becomes the motherly protector of this hurting teenage family.
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The riveting testimony further tied Trump to the effort to squeeze Zelensky and hurt Biden's campaign.
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Whatever its metaphoric resonances, the concerto kept me hooked, and Mr. Kavakos gave a riveting performance.
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Roger Federer defeated his longtime rival Rafael Nadal in a riveting comeback after a knee injury.
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But as a portrait of power and the way it's constrained by gender, it is riveting.
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The flying, of course, is the most glamorous part, and Mr. Illes is a riveting aerialist.
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That López and Reygadas are married in real life gives the film a riveting voyeuristic tension.
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That makes the novel a refreshing epic and, too, a subtle and riveting slice of multiculturalism.
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The most riveting of the eight scenes in the monologue centered on the "Suicide Mountain" of Salzburg.
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One producer, Tim Howard, came back with a riveting story about a custody battle, Adoptive Couple v.
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Emotionally, these sensitive phantasmagorical drawings are riveting because they are fierce and fragile, powerful and precisely delicate.
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It is at once baffling and riveting, with two gargantuan outer movements surrounding a shorter middle one.
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IF BRAZILIAN politics were a telenovela, the general election in October would make for a riveting finale.
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The program's most riveting presence, and the only major character across all the episodes, is Andrew Cunanan.
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This week in books at Vox, we reviewed Colson Whitehead's spare, riveting, horrifying new novel Nickel Boys.
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And Dorothea, by contrast — in a riveting performance by Bening — seems more innocent than she actually is.
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It's even more impressive that he was able to realize them in such a riveting way, visually.
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TechCrunch's editors will have a busy day with more than 20 riveting sessions — including Marc Raibert 2.
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It's sure to be a riveting discussion and we are very excited to have her with us.
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"I needed to be with my kids," she said simply in her riveting, award-worthy closing monologue.
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In Mahajan's riveting and intricate story, the aftershocks of small bombs are as inescapable as their explosions.
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Generally speaking, a Twitch stream is not riveting entertainment—or even, to the uninitiated, all that comprehensible.
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I'd like to make you aware of a few tiny errors in my daughter Joanie's riveting memoir.
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How she — and he — rebuild their lives, together and apart, is what makes "Love Warrior" so riveting.
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He said that "City of God," the great and riveting Brazilian film on favelas, was his favorite.
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For those who have followed the intrigue of recent campaign cycles, it is riveting for another reason.
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Watching live footage of birds in their habitat can be both riveting and a test of patience.
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We can't promise it will be as riveting as Crazy Eyes' Time Hump Chronicles, but here's hoping.
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"I just remember being in my kitchen and reading this incredible, riveting piece of work," Shulz said.
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These riveting cameos mostly consist of three lines from a teleprompter and the opening of an envelope.
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Alone, images of the tire graveyards are riveting photojournalism, and frequently gain attention all over the internet.
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It's consistently riveting, and I think it tells us something about media as well as about motherhood.
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Our Tokyo bureau chief, Motoko Rich, tells us in riveting detail how we got to this moment.
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His interviews with an ethnographer were adapted into a riveting account of his life, published in 1966.
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He also produced a riveting photograph of Ma Desheng, calling for artistic freedom, which is utterly iconic.
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Moss, a riveting screen presence, answered every call the character made of her in the first season.
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This equally haunting article on Nazi atrocities in Lithuania and the bravery of the victims is riveting.
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" Our reviewer, Liza Featherstone, called the book "riveting (an accomplishment for a book on technology and policy).
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"The idea of healer-killer, which is quite often in my inner jumble, was riveting," O'Brien said.
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He said Franklin's voice was so riveting that she would sometimes knock her band off the beat.
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Part mystery and part (riveting) history lesson, this deeply reported book reads like an expertly plotted novel.
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"Oryx and Crake" presents a riveting portrait of the future — but it also warns us about today.
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Cuba Then is full of such noteworthy juxtapositions — some of them socio-historically riveting, others doubly felicitous.
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They were all around this idea of matching and I was like riveted to this idea. Riveting.
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That moment made for riveting television, and it capped off a mostly entertaining, if staid, Oscar ceremony.
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Like, for example, the riveting performance in both Clueless and Failure to Launch — you know, the real classics.
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Bad Blood is a riveting, fast-paced book that unpacks, in meticulous detail, the scam of a century.
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Its stories of women navigating men's spaces and womanhood as a kind of performance make for riveting television.
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Mr. Crousillat, Jamie Scott and Mr. Shugg are particularly riveting, but all seven dancers — each clearly individual — excel.
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They ended their remarks, saying, "all women are superheroes" — a sentiment embodied by Noone's riveting performance soon after.
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By collapsing the past and the present in this way, Mr Petzold has made an urgent, riveting film.
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If so, we have just the one for you: a riveting squabble between Justin Bieber and JoJo Siwa.
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MARTHA MACCALLUM, FOX NEWS HOST: Absolutely riveting to watch this, this morning at a New York City courthouse.
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The result is a moving, riveting movie that highlights the power of sisterhood, both on and off screen.
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Every moment suggests that Dua Lipa is riveting and you should not take your eyes off of her.
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Yet Mr Rockwell, never afraid of being unlikeable, fails to hit a false note and is riveting throughout.
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The result is a riveting book about a man who nurtured a vastly ambitious project through extraordinary times.
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But testimony from others has been at turns emotional and straightforward; furious and calm; and riveting and tedious.
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If my answer wasn't riveting or controversial, I was brushed off and it was on to the next.
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These are the seven most important moments that summarize the most riveting and consequential congressional hearing in years.
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Although this movie is fun, the subtraction of rivalry makes for a movie that is inevitably less riveting.
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And by drawing on hitherto unpublished documentary sources he provides a riveting chronicle of the composer's tangled relationships.
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American Factory, the first film from the Obamas' production company Higher Ground, is a riveting inquiry into globalization.
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Coates' riveting "Between the World and Me" captured the national zeitgeist in the age of Black Lives Matter.
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I want her remembered always, and I think that her body of work shows how riveting she was.
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"Bernie stood with American workers," the narrator continues, as an automotive worker is shown riveting a car door.
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When Mars faces off with Jupiter on Sunday at 5:57 PM, it's a riveting tête-à-tête.
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Bob Dylan told a riveting tale about his boyhood in a carnival, not a word of it true.
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"This is a story about compromises — and a riveting, unsettling one at that," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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These ordinary cruelties might not make for riveting journalism, but they make for a rich and revealing memoir.
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Not just for us but also for its author, Maddie Corman, giving a riveting performance, mostly as herself.
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I also stumbled on this riveting minor key version of YMCA, which could definitely be in a movie.
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We're each coming with our favorite beverage and our picks for the most riveting streaming shows on Netflix.
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They were assigned to the machine shop, where their duties included drilling, patching airplane wings and, fittingly, riveting.
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Although that was more to do with his storied history as a cartoon rather than his riveting conversation.
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Maybe because he made "The Godfather" so riveting I figure he could do the same with my life.
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In this documentary, Darrell Hammond, a former stalwart of "Saturday Night Live," emerges as a riveting, eccentric character.
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What makes it riveting anyway is its eagerness to admit, and to subtly criticize by juxtaposition, all arguments.
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By the time the riveting 27-minute story ran, Wang's grandmother had long outlived her three-month prognosis.
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The amalgam of ballerina finesse and daft diva antics is brilliant, unsettling, riveting — the epitome of Trocks style.
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The sentences are flawless, the story (of two orphaned Australian sisters making their way in the world) riveting.
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It also gave the crowd a moment to take stock of a riveting game, with the then-No.
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It's so spicy, so riveting, so empathetic and devoted, so alive in the world as it actually is.
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And as the beleaguered, unwittingly self-sabotaging Winner, Emily Davis gave one of the season's most riveting performances.
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As aluminum can be difficult to weld, carmakers have turned to alternatives including adhesives and self-pierce riveting.
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The combination of events and Jeminson's excellent storytelling create a riveting tale that won the 2016 Hugo Award.
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The premise of "Russian Doll" should be exhausting and tedious; instead, the show is funny, riveting and uplifting.
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"She Said" is riveting and, crafted by two of the country's most talented journalists, a vibrant, cinematic read.
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Quietly and studiously, Mr. Mitchell has established himself as one of New York's most riveting and freethinking pianists.
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It's so spicy, so riveting, so empathetic and devoted, so alive in the world as it actually is.
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Antic, profane and riveting, these mural-like scenes replayed history as farce and masqueraded tragedy as depraved comedy.
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The riveting, desperate search involved hundreds of people from some 20 government agencies and half a dozen nations.
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His most riveting testimony was about being a police officer who did not want an investigation to disappear.
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The speech's most riveting segment comes when Clinton tries to address the apparent clash between idealism and reality.
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People around the country awaited riveting testimony, some going so far as to join "watch parties" in bars.
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Thomson has a resonant voice and is a riveting dancer, very smart about using timing to hold tension.
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I've see Mark's 9,000-word essay on this issue but ... I stayed up all night reading it. Riveting.
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These led to Fischli and Weiss's masterpiece, their riveting, justly famous 30-minute film "The Way Things Go" (1987).
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Here's proof: On Jimmy Kimmel Live, he narrated the actions of random Hollywood Boulevard pedestrian, and it was riveting.
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"The network is huge," says designer Kim Albrecht, whose riveting data visualization Trump Connections attempts to untangle it all.
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A riveting timelapse posted on Sunday shows the Whittier Fire roaring across the Santa Ynes mountains in Southern California.
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Much of the captioning process will be straightforward, capturing the dialogue of the assuredly riveting plot unfolding on screen.
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These days, the political scandal riveting Brazilians is as intriguing as any Latin soap opera they've ever obsessed over.
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If you want to read Scaachi's riveting tale of the Rebel Conference, text JoJo the word "REBEL" right now.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — IT'S hard to say which of the three monomaniacal, monumentally grueling quests is the most riveting.
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Alex Garland, who wrote and directed the riveting, wildly original Ex Machina in 211, has directed and adapted Annihilation.
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In "Educated", her riveting memoir, Ms Westover brings readers deep into this world, a milieu usually hidden from outsiders.
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Anshel Pfeffer's riveting and passionately critical biography portrays him as a clone of Donald Trump and Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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THEY evoke metal gorillas in a cavernous, floodlit hall: 640 robots with riveting guns and arms for handling parts.
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Those expecting a riveting treatment of one of the most historic moments of the 21st century may be disappointed.
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He and Cooper shared riveting screen time together in the underrated 2012 crime drama The Place Beyond the Pines.
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The question of how far Trump could be trusted were central to a riveting day of political drama Tuesday.
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" In response, they tweeted: "We're not trying to be mean either but your movies weren't exactly riveting theater Kirstie.
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It was raw and riveting and beyond any television CNN or its competitors have produced in a long time.
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It's not the most riveting documentary by the legendary Maysles Brothers (that would be Gimme Shelter, also on FilmStruck).
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A riveting and adorable story of disappearing snacks, The Purfect Patsy won the coveted Golden Litter Scoop and $25,000.
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This is rare: People close to Trump don't talk much about 28500G policy publicly (as riveting as it is).
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As Christoph von Dohnányi showed with the Cleveland Orchestra, the Lutoslawski concerto can prove riveting in its every gesture.
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Peck shows how riveting Baldwin's writing is, like his speaking voice, "tough, dark, vulnerable, moody," how inspired his ear.
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In some ways, riveting is about as old-fashioned a method of union as it is possible to imagine.
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While the tour can be taken online, it is incomparable to the disorientating and morbidly riveting virtual reality experience.
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But perhaps no one on earth cares less about football than I do, and I still found it riveting.
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The books are riveting, but their core message is that corrupt, evil elites have gone to war against Christians.
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There's something riveting about such graceful, controlled calm, even as he laments, on "Pais Nublado," darkness in the distance.
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Their conversation, circling around eventually to the issue of the breakup, doesn't rise to the level of riveting, either.
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Former FBI Director James Comey's testimony on Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee promises to be riveting political theatre.
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During the 100-meter butterfly final on August 16, 203, Phelps came from behind and produced a riveting finish.
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"Both the art and life of Bernard Buffet are riveting and controversial," a spokesperson from Opera Gallery told Creators.
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"Muted" may be the quietest piece ever written for violin, but it was riveting in this intimately powerful performance.
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The Warriors are the foremost practitioners of America's beautiful game, and when they are engaged their improvisation is riveting.
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It's another riveting season of crusty, dusty, caked-up disasters with burnt edges and too-raw-to-eat insides.
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This 10-part documentary about a high school just outside Chicago is riveting and poignant and frustrating and intimate.
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These scenes are some of Seberg's most riveting, as Stewart trades Jean's low-key melancholy for high-key panic.
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Before my freshman year in high school in 2010, I had no idea how riveting women's sports could be.
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His findings make for a riveting, if ultimately dismaying, read, underscoring the profound inequities built into our education system.
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Jazz Quietly and studiously, Mr. Mitchell has established himself as one of New York's most riveting and freethinking pianists.
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One riveting example is New York's districts, which have experienced as many as 13 vacancies in fifty-two seats.
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The book is "a riveting account and a curious artifact" from the former intelligence contractor, our nonfiction critic found.
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In a riveting and colorful interview, Jordan "The Wolf of Wall Street" Belfort compares bitcoin to his own scams.
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Here, a look back at some of the critical junctures in the volatile yet riveting trajectory of Mr. Hirst.
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Were any of these real-life gangs the subject of a riveting revenge-plot by a member's scorned sister?
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The opening scene is a deliberately moralistic prelude that soon opens into a riveting, thought-provoking piece of theater.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — In a riveting Australian Open women's final on Saturday, Petra Kvitova tried unsuccessfully to shake Naomi Osaka.
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What emerges is a riveting picture, gorgeously rendered, of the stubborn, argumentative miracle of Jewish survival against the odds.
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This is well-paced narrative history: intelligent, lucid, riveting — even while possessing the terrible knowledge of what happened next.
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Nevertheless, the details of Mr Xiao's case, riveting though they are, are unlikely to have much impact on the market.
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The real-life story is darkly riveting and McCarthy said she jumped at the chance to take on the role.
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But it is those moments in "Tales of Wonder" when Smith doesn't have the answers that are the most riveting.
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Watching 11-year-olds build their own versions of Subway Surfers using the iPad and Hopscotch was a riveting experience.
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They are raising the profile of America's female small business owners and, at the same time, making for riveting television.
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While the acting and story in itself is riveting and heartbreaking, the dialogue can sometimes be too on-the-nose.
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Roger Federer played 29-year-old John Millman in a riveting fourth round match at the US Open Monday night.
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Chazelle burst on the scene in 2014 with the riveting Whiplash, which scored Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Picture nods.
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While the most riveting aspect of the night was, of course, that powerful speech, her outfit was also quite significant.
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The knowledge of the events that would transpire on September 220, 21, hang over each scene in the riveting show.
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Narcos: Mexico, the riveting spin-off of Narcos that landed on Netflix on November 16, begins with some ominous words.
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What's the message of Light as a Feather, a riveting Hulu Original that drops in its entirety on October 12?
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Let's let Margaret Atwood, in her introduction to Alias Grace, describe just how riveting nineteenth-century Canadians found this murder.
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Her obsession with the child is both inappropriate and riveting; it's hard to tear your eyes away from the trailer.
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"The Father Problem" spends a riveting hour with Charlie, a young boy who discovers a sinister secret threatening his family.
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Find a comfy seat and grab the popcorn, there's a riveting Facebook Live on the Hillary Clinton Facebook page Tuesday.
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That sense of humor amidst a soundscape built to induce discomfort is precisely why In Fabric remains so riveting throughout.
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Monday evening gave the internet its latest installment in the Cardi B and Nicki Minaj feud, and it was riveting.
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Dean had a near-photographic memory that enabled him to provide riveting detail — and Dean didn't look like a thug.
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Fear not, the story breaks down the technical concepts in an understandable way and has a riveting narrative to boot.
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It was a colorful detail in a case that was as riveting for fans and commentators as a playoff series.
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" Those were the words of William Roper in one of the most riveting scenes from "A Man For All Seasons.
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The spectacle is riveting: The gargantuan toys, executed in scary detail, do particular tribute to the Paris Opera's design workshops.
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What's so riveting is that it is real life, in the sense that these kinds of things really did happen.
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The potential for career implosion made Rosie's statements riveting, but viewers also rarely saw a celebrity giving her honest opinion.
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It includes 14 elaborate fugues, about an hour's worth of the most riveting, complex and astonishing contrapuntal music ever written.
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Whelan's misgivings and fears about the future make for a riveting film, of interest to audiences far beyond dance nerds.
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An action as simple as walking becomes riveting through the illusion of a floating torso supported by weighted, wooden legs.
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It's grim stuff, but riveting and necessary for challenging viewers' naive faith in the power of violence all the same.
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This riveting film is at once a personal story, a journalistic thriller and an essay on the nature of paranoia.
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And like Trecartin's work, Bernstein unfolds bizarre scenes whose meanings aren't always clear but remain riveting from their hyperactive spirit.
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And so merely to hear a sane, caring, scientific response to the virus from other leaders is riveting and reorienting.
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Jeffrey Toobin was also on the show, to discuss "American Heiress," his book about the riveting case of Patty Hearst.
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But all three are riveting, restlessly searching out new shapes to confront their author's ongoing subject of absolute existential doubt.
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Not to diminish Mr. Bensinger's achievement in producing such a riveting book, but the story had certain built-in advantages.
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But it takes a third character — Cromer's staging, a living presence in itself — to make "The Sound Inside" so riveting.
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It was topped with the chameleonic vocals of Mathias Muzaza, who moved from a smooth croon to rasping, riveting incantations.
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And Ms. Oropesa is following Aleksandra Kurzak's riveting account at the Met last month, when Michael Mayer's 2018 production returned.
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She was riveting — a young woman tortured with indecision — as she went off with Hades then tumbled into the underworld.
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The series is a riveting and devastating exploration into the crimes, which remain unsolved, and the people affected by them.
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The Tenet-Sebastians production was a riveting example, easily the most compelling of the recent spate of New York performances.
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Okay. Okay. Riveting. Hmm. The Democrats at least are pooling their questions to make sure there's not too much overlap.
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It's still a solid thriller with some nifty effects, a bunch of well-earned scares, and a riveting lead performance.
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"Self-Portrait" (1558), on loan from the Colonna Gallery in Rome, is just 163 by 8 inches and quietly riveting.
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The sneaky thing about this riveting re-enactment, though, is that in watching it, we citizens are on trial, too.
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Remember how riveting it was to watch Bran hang out in a tree for pretty much all of Season 6?
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It's not exactly riveting, and finding the motivation to get up and burn some calories outside of the 9-5.
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It's a riveting investigative narrative and, perhaps more significantly, a powerful study of how victims are mistreated, misunderstood and worse.
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Henry and Watson took turns throwing haymakers in a riveting first half, which ended with the teams tied at 29.
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Real life is happening, as boring and confusing and riveting as it usually appears without the magnifying lens of hindsight.
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The final sequence at the nuclear test is riveting and neatly caps off the storylines of the series' 23 episodes.
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The falcon, which is made of cast polymer gypsum and fiberglass, with additional metal, foam, and metal leaf, is riveting.
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To have to cautiously pick around the environment, avoiding the attentions of the terrorists, would have been a riveting experience.
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N: My wish is to present a Singapore that is riveting and exotic to both locals and the wider world.
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The whole AI silicon spaces, I think one really interesting one worth watching that may yield one of the few examples we'll be able to point to is kind of an AI company, as opposed to a company that uses AI. KS: Yeah, that's riveting, that's actually the most riveting thing you've said so far.
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PODCAST: "NO ONE IS COMING, IT IS UP TO US" HEAR THIS NAVY SEAL'S RIVETING STORIES How will it be different?
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Your personal experiences with some of these artists are riveting, but I found your approach much broader than the title suggests.
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In case you missed it, Ellen played Juror 1 in the riveting scene where O.J.'s verdict is announced in court.
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Such transgressive blurring of the borders between the public and private, sayable and unsayable, can be both life-affirming and riveting.
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It is both aesthetically daring and narratively riveting, and the film maintains this feeling for the nearly three hours that follow.
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Dave Mosher has all the details in a riveting read, the first in a series, called The Last Town Before Mars.
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On the heels of a riveting NBA Finals game, CNBC's Jim Cramer thinks it may be time for Nike to score.
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Co-executive producer Ryan Murphy (American Horror Story) knows how to extract all the pulp and juice from this riveting saga.
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Recently in a conversation, the length of term sheets came as a topic (I assure you, it was a riveting conversation).
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The story was so riveting, that Groupon actually hired Haddish to be their spokesperson for a series of Super Bowl ads.
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Chloe x Halle just gave an emotional and riveting performance of "America, The Beautiful" ahead of the Super Bowl LIII kickoff.
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Such is certainly the case with All American, a riveting new CW drama that premieres this evening at 9/8 central.
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The riveting (and comical) string of Snaps followed the DJ as he rode around on the water in search of land.
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But on screen, it's a curiosity — a film with several riveting sequences (including, again, the opening credits) but a hollow core.
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Talk about the media because you ... the back and forth and you and him is just riveting, but it's also disturbing.
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As we told you last December, she takes riveting photographs that bring the savagery of the front lines into your home.
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Descriptors like "brilliant" and "riveting" come to mind while watching The Keepers, but it feels somewhat callous to use either word.
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Like a sea of fog that slowly retreats as the sun rises, its disappearance has revealed vistas both riveting and terrifying.
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Take for example, the riveting trailer for Tom Rob Smith's The Farm, or the hilarious trailer for Gary Shteyngart's Little Failure.
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Ms. Washington, 57, provided some of the trial's most riveting testimony as she recounted the day she was attacked in 1988.
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But with his riveting, deeply conflicted portrayal of prosecutor Christopher Darden, the actor's ensured that the audience certainly won't forget it.
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The bottom of the Eastern Conference is trash, the middle is devoted to mediocrity, and the top is riveting yet flawed.
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Our brains are naturally wired to hook onto compelling stories, and tales of exponential growth and industry transforming outcomes are riveting.
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A laconic though riveting musical storyteller, Mr. Clark was adept at getting at the heart of an experience or an event.
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"Eye in the Sky" features a riveting final screen performance from Alan Rickman, as a military officer pondering a drone strike.
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Sports relegated to the triple-digit channels in the United States will be riveting South Koreans over the next two weeks.
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An obsessive sort, he recently watched Afghanistan play Bangladesh in the early morning, in what he said was a riveting match.
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In each chapter, Dickey spins riveting tales and then carefully unwinds these narratives, exposing the materials and motivations of their construction.
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The cars cannot finish the race on one battery, and charging them midrace would be less than riveting for the spectators.
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Like Tolstoy in his journals, Alfred Kazin transmuted bewilderment and disgust at his own worldly success into a riveting religious quest.
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Kuka's Systems Aerospace business focuses on tooling and the automation of assembly processes such as drilling and riveting for aircraft manufacturing.
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The riveting fighthe would analyze two nights later in Brooklyn between Jarrett Hurd and Austin Trout would only burnish that proclamation.
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The riveting black-and-white video — and the first stand-alone clip from Lemonade stars the singer's good friend Serena Williams.
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The Pesvebi Georgian Dancers, an impressive Brooklyn-based ensemble of acrobatic men and twirling women, were riveting during these animated episodes.
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Now you'll have to find something more riveting on vacation than sitting in a van very slowly passing by a house.
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The indispensable Longreads alerted me to this riveting story of fisheries crime on the high seas, by Sarah Tory in Hakai.
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I started my career as a banking lawyer a hundred years ago, and people, they ... That must have been riveting. Yeah.
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To that end, any serious challenger has to figure out how to tell his or her story in a riveting way.
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Most of the episode was dedicated to Lyle's and Erik's testimony on the stand about the abuse, and it was riveting.
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A crackling drama on the high seas leading up to a riveting courtroom scene, it introduced readers to the unforgettable Capt.
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He can be an ornery cuss, fighting to do things as he wants, or a generous teammate and a riveting raconteur.
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But this battle played to a strength of "Discovery": Olatunde Osunsanmi, who directed the episode, knows how to create riveting tension.
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Perhaps more important for Serena, portrayed with riveting complexity by Yvonne Strahovski, that subjugation also gave her a chance at motherhood.
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Most readers will never know, though this riveting book will make many feel as if they've had a taste of it.
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The collapse at the private Enrique Rébsamen school quickly became the most riveting emblem of the loss caused by the Sept.
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It makes for riveting television only rivaled by the signature pettiness of Bravo's Real Housewives, but it has been utterly exhausting.
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Lady Hale, the first woman to sit on the British Supreme Court, brought down the hammer in calm, clipped, riveting tones.
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All that is to say nothing of the ubiquitous Carmen Dell'Orefice and Iris Apfel, each riveting in a multitude of campaigns.
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I, your faithful nerd, will be watching every minute and will have all the riveting, I guess, details for you tomorrow.
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Ending one of the final episodes of a riveting techno-thriller on that note of powerlessness is a bold choice indeed.
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More than he-said, she-said Frida Ghitis saw a dire signal from Republicans after Christine Blasey Ford's riveting, credible testimony.
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And it makes this season all the more riveting to watch Elliot go about trying to fix the world he's broken.
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As two of the more decorated strikers in women's MMA, this one looked like it could be a pretty riveting fight.
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Sometimes really excellent artworks can be riveting and dynamic while offering profound and meaningful sustenance; this is one of those times.
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Apple's comment: "Leadership, fitness, military history — retired Navy SEAL Jocko and his guests turn any topic into a riveting life lesson."
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Here are the good, bad, and weird qualities that make for an intriguing, but slightly less riveting, second season of Luke Cage.
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A new indie videogame studio, Campo Santo, has made fire-watching the premise of its debut title, Firewatch—and it looks riveting.
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Three generations of women from a conservative Arab family living in America are at the core of Etaf Rum's riveting debut novel.
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Its themes of strength and speaking up, and the riveting performance in a clip on Facebook, have drawn quite an audience online.
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While this riveting scene fits the context of The Handmaid's Tale perfectly, ear injuries are a surprisingly common motif in pop culture.
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Game Seven achieved a massive 27.0 Nielsen rating, easily outpacing the equally riveting Game Seven of this year's National Basketball Association finals.
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Katrina is poised to be a riveting and devastating story of triage, of climate change, of natural disaster, of morally ambiguous decisions.
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The most riveting part of the story is when I interview Suspect No. 1 about the suspicions that have circled around him.
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The riveting, 10-minute portion of the debate signaled the singular importance that racial justice struggles now occupy in American political discourse.
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Yet the results were singular and riveting, works that could show you more of the world at once than any normal movie.
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Still, it was riveting television, if only because it illustrated, much better than any criticism could, how incredibly weak Trump's position is.
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In addition to being a riveting drama, the BBC show is essential viewing for its highlighting of a terrible moment in history.
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There are moments so completely riveting that you just wish the series would just focus on those elements (why not more dragons?).
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That's what art is supposed to do -- and Muhammad Ali was his own masterwork, his shadows and light in perpetual, riveting combat.
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Recommendations this week: Arielle recommends this riveting New York Times interactive on how to survive in Venezuela when your money is worthless.
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It's no War and Peace, but this video is riveting in a similar way, and certainly requires less of a time commitment.
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It's riveting and immersive, and if it doesn't make you want to drop everything and see the film, you're doing something wrong.
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But as you can see in New York Resized, the effect can be riveting in the right place at the right time.
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It's her comments about her relationship with the media and her approach to fame, however, that prove to be the most riveting.
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For his part, Kelly was impressed with the technology, even if his response sounds about as riveting as watching his Skype chat.
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Now he's written another big book, "The Fireman," that reaffirms his gifts for riveting attention and pushing genre conventions to new extremes.
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It was riveting to watch them in action, something those who listen to their vivid recording will likely have no trouble imagining.
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His monologue is at once rambling and riveting, his words backed by music that blurs distinctions between jazz and contemporary classical styles.
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You don't have to remember the gutter headlines inspired by its namesake to find the true-crime documentary "Amanda Knox" completely riveting.
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Lamar also won widespread praise for a riveting Grammys performance during which he approached the microphone with his hands bound in chains.
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This unusual rebirth makes for a riveting inquiry into globalization — not just for these workers in Ohio, but across all American life.
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Let's hear from Mr. Haight: A bunch of ESTEE phrases — 111 letters of interlocking theme material but not the most riveting theme.
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Serena Altschul earned a spot on the MTV VJs favorites list for the riveting interviews and reporting she brought to the network.
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Márquez-Greene scolded Kelly after the host said the exchange with Jones was "riveting" in a tweet to her 85033 million followers.
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Then again, this was a vice-presidential debate, and hardly a riveting one, so you have to wonder how far it goes.
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From there, the scene dissolves into a riveting display of dance and motion depicting the anguish endured by survivors of sexual assault.
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Fair warning: Most of the footage will be less than riveting, unless you really enjoy seeing an eagle periodically move its neck.
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Our critic calls "Eye in the Sky" a riveting thriller — and often a grim, suspenseful farce — about drone warfare and its perils.
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Specifically, the Trump-Kim summit competed for attention with Wednesday's riveting testimony on Capitol Hill by Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen.
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The riveting Stratford production, staged by the internationally renowned (and, lately, internationally criticized) director Robert Lepage, finishes the job of genre reassignment.
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But Kispert's collection allows them the spotlight, and watching them star in their own life stories is both squirm-worthy and riveting.
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The scene could have been spawned from a Hollywood writers' room — but it was all the more riveting because it was real.
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A speaker (the riveting actor Jeremy Irons), while praying to God, takes him on in the prosecutorial manner of an angry Job.
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Michael Massing's riveting "Fatal Discord: Erasmus, Luther and the Fight for the Western Mind" is devoted to this fateful parting of ways.
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But without a more riveting linchpin to anchor the narrative, "Beneath a Ruthless Sun" grows as sprawling as the conspiracy it depicts.
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While there, she recorded a series of riveting albums, including the scorching "X-Dreams" from 1978, and "The Perfect Release" from 1979.
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As placeholders on the internet, teams have resorted to showing graphics like this: Most of the GIFs aren't even that sophisticated: Riveting.
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For the audience, the stress (the riveting, delightful stress) comes from not knowing when this play is going to detonate — and how?
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Her retelling of how she watched as an enormous iceberg fractured, just a few feet from the military base here, was riveting.
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So much slogging through battle might make heavy going if not for Queen Margaret, Henry's wife, one of Shakespeare's most riveting characters.
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Through immersive prose and a riveting plot, Alderman explores how power corrupts everyone: those who gain it, and those resisting its loss.
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After riveting testimony from Dr. Blasey, Judge Kavanaugh took his turn before the Senate Judiciary Committee to proclaim his innocence — and outrage.
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Verve's "A Day in the Life: Impressions of Pepper" features adventurous renditions by some of the more riveting rising voices in jazz.
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Other riveting stories: A gay athlete spoke publicly about what has been an open secret among male skaters: crippling body image issues.
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Simon and Dvora are both riveting figures, different kinds of detectives who use emotional intuition to arrive at different notions of justice.
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It's Bernstein's contribution to the legacy of operatic mad scenes, and it's riveting, a 14-minute tour de force for the Celebrant.
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But it was hard to harbor regrets during the riveting semi-staged performance of "Rheingold," the opening opera of Wagner's "Ring" cycle.
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K. Finance Minister George Osborne from a few years back is anything to go by, then it could be a riveting watch.
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Unique and riveting in wholly different ways was Howard Cosell, who had largely departed the sports scene by the time I arrived.
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While Spindletop (boom) or Enron (bust) makes for riveting drama, Harvey revealed the inherent danger of taking greedy and ill-advised shortcuts.
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R. Wasserman's Girls on Fire is a dark and exhilarating page-turner; she returns with a psychological thriller that sounds equally riveting.
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The Milch I observed fifteen years ago during the making of "Deadwood" was gregarious, physically strong, and prone to riveting discursive detours.
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With a star-studded cast including Anne Hathaway, Dev Patel, Tina Fey, Andrew Scott, Andy García, and more, we expected riveting storytelling.
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The riveting seven-minute clip of the misunderstanding to end all misunderstandings is full of suspense, which soon devolves into complete chaos.
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Love. Family. Betrayal. The L.A. Times and Wondery's Dirty John has it all, pieced together in a riveting six-part podcast series.
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Conversely, I was early to William Christie's riveting new page-turner of a historical spy novel, "A Single Spy," out next month.
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We're along for the ride, courtesy of a series of often riveting, mostly wordless visual dialogues between artists, conducted entirely by cellphone.
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There was a similar contrast between a vaguely defined orchestral concert at Geffen and a riveting Kaplan Penthouse event earlier this week.
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At the outset of this riveting crime thriller, Timmy (Louis Koo), a drug kingpin, is caught manufacturing tons of meth in China.
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The devastating fire swept through the cathedral in the evening, riveting the world's attention as nearly 500 firefighters raced to the scene.
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I'd like to focus on the one work in Venice that I found most riveting and that, to me, matters the most.
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The stuff where the Kief cosplays The West Wing is riveting; the investigation into who was behind the bombing is less so.
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Fiona Tan's peculiar, black-and-white, ethnographic "Facing Forward" (1999) is an 11-minute video which totters into Orientalism but is completely riveting.
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A centrist coalition on Kavanaugh's nomination started to come together the day of the riveting Senate hearing with Christine Blasey Ford and Kavanaugh.
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Before it was even an embryonic idea, however, there were disabled athletes winning medals, and riveting the attention of spectators across the world.
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Rough Magic is the story of that race — 219 days on 226 ponies, over 1000 kilometers of Mongolian grassland — and it's absolutely riveting.
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" The team's official Twitter account replied to her: "We're not trying to be mean either but your movies weren't exactly riveting theater Kirstie.
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Documenting the moment, the superstar shared a snapshot of the pair enjoying the game, which was riveting enough to grab Rodriguez's full attention.
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Writer Frank White calls this "the overview effect," and you experience something like it scrolling through Benjamin Grant's riveting Instagram feed Daily Overview.
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And while "Narcos" capped a second season that finished off the first, those 20 episodes essentially played like one long, utterly riveting miniseries.
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Over and over again, the answer seems to be yes — and no more so than during the riveting final sequence of this episode.
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And they open their door, let you into their house, and tell you their lives, their life story, and that is so riveting.
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Oh what we wouldn't give to hear a riveting tale about a Trump relative from outer space at a time like this. ðŸ'½
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But the clues Farrier and Reeve unearth along the way are generally so weird and unique that many people will find it riveting.
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In riveting testimony last week, Comey detailed how prior to the firing, Trump invited and corralled him into a series of private meetings.
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Oscar-winning British actor Redmayne, 34, said he and Rowling had a "riveting" discussion on the quirks and mannerisms that would define Scamander.
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Guie'dani's Navel is carefully directed, and the amateur Oaxacan actors are every bit as riveting in their performances as Aparicio is in hers.
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But it is impossible to finish this medieval melodrama without thinking that it would make a riveting series for an enterprising TV producer.
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The podcast is riveting and the interplay between the hosts lifts it to the ranks of the best pro wrestling podcasts out there.
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Rather than trying to sum up the big picture in Venice, I'll focus on what, for me, were the four most riveting shows.
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ESPN's five-part documentary is gripping and educational and made what I thought was a familiar story into something completely new and riveting.
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"You know, Trump never won an Emmy for 'The Apprentice,' but he should win one now because the television is riveting," Gansa remarked.
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For the uninitiated, Merlan's book is a riveting tour through the tangles of some of the most prominent conspiracy theories in circulation today.
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With his tales of torture and starvation during his nearly two decades of imprisonment, Mr. Wu was a riveting presence at congressional hearings.
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Lining the walls of consecutive rooms are two categories of new, small-format works: 20 boxed tableaux and 213 riveting drawings on paper.
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Viewers across the country expected riveting television from today's Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, and the star witness, former FBI director James Comey, delivered.
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TechCrunch Disrupt brings top tech founders and investors to the stage for riveting interviews, but many attendees want more time with the experts.
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Editorial It has been a riveting few days in the tragicomic opera known as Bridgegate, now playing at the federal courthouse in Newark.
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In the zany spirit of the occasion, it featured such unconventional instruments as pneumatic riveting machines, steam pipes, ocean liner whistles and sledgehammers.
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"Personal Shopper" stars a riveting Kristen Stewart as a sullen celebrity fashion assistant, bereft after the death of her twin brother, a medium.
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Morgan was riveting in the part, which fixed a popular perception of him that he has alternately relished and chafed under ever since.
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It's a bit too cute of an idea, and caps a staging that is not Mr. Herheim's conceptually tightest, nor the most riveting.
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While on set, I witnessed a late-season sword battle in an Asian-themed nightclub that was riveting, even without knowing its context.
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Today, tuning in feels like being deposited, lightly buzzed, into warm quicksand, and forgetting to extricate yourself because the marsh wildlife is riveting.
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It's a question that gets at the heart of "Farsighted," Steven Johnson's riveting new book on how we make tough long-term decisions.
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As singers go, she may command one of the most riveting theatrical presences since the mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, of treasured memory.
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Most chapters launch with a riveting scene: a patient in the thick of getting a heart transplant, say, or having open-heart surgery.
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If those first minutes were more memorable and riveting than the full performance that followed, it might have been because of Mr. Levine.
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Even at 700 pages, the book is utterly riveting and consistently insightful, in no small part because of its faithful attention to nuance.
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This week, Japan enthroned a new emperor, and our Tokyo bureau chief tells us in riveting detail how we got to this moment.
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As his disturbing domestic abuse persists, Celeste visits their therapist (Robin Weigert) on her own, providing some of the show's most riveting scenes.
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That round and riveting black hole, a place where everything vanishes like a dream, would be a good final resting place for Brexit.
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The trial, presided over by the hilarious Dakin Matthews as Judge Taylor, is riveting, especially when Tom's accuser, Mayella Ewell, takes the stand.
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The Judson collective, among other things, eschewed affectation and mannerism in performance, and for that reason Pat Catterson was an especially riveting sight.
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Delbanco's riveting and unsettling book shows how questions that preoccupied Americans in the 18th and 19th centuries continue to resonate in our own.
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The testimony was riveting, but there was a hitch: Those crimes were not committed by El Chapo or members of the Sinaloa cartel.
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Frank Bruni Opinion Columnist Why don't we call the terrified children whose incarceration is riveting the country what they are at this point?
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The difference between Ms. Gilliland and the smaller, equally riveting Kara Chan tells us how happily catholic Ms. Tharp's taste in dancers is.
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It's got a spectacular lead in Viola Davis with riveting dynamics between her and co-stars Elizabeth Debicki, Cynthia Erivo, and Michelle Rodriguez.
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The subjects of Amy Sherald's eight strong oil portraits at Hauser & Wirth impress with their looks, in both senses: striking elegance, riveting gazes.
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A riveting six-month trial ensued, dominated by clashing accounts of tawdry greed and filial devotion delivered by boldface names and household help.
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Gurnah's portrayal of student immigrant life in Britain is pleasingly deliberate and precise, and also riveting, perhaps especially when Salim finds himself alienated.
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In her 2004 nude self-portrait "Feeling Me," Elinor Carucci looks away with riveting ambivalence as her husband's hand touches her pregnant belly.
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No less riveting was a duo performance by the brilliant young pianist-composer Vijay Iyer and the veteran trumpeter-composer Wadada Leo Smith.
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The contours of an elaborate metaphor for the brain-break of constant surveillance are just discernible enough in this riveting and original achievement.
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Watching Ramachandra Guha being taken away reminded me of his riveting exposition on why India is the most fascinating country in the world.
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Not respectful of the lawyers, I thought, and anyway not necessary; the trial was so riveting that I briefly considered becoming one myself.
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Atlas bought Germany's SCA, an adhesives dispensing gear maker in 2011, and snapped up Henrob, a specialist in self-pierce riveting, in 2014.
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Not since wartime has news been so riveting — and with the president fighting so many "enemies," it is actually not unlike war coverage.
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"I want two souls before I leave here today," Satan (a riveting Javier Molina) says, stalking through the audience, all vengeance and aggrievement.
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He's a riveting jumble and an important reminder that brilliance and competence along one axis hardly ensures brilliance or even coherence along another.
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It is perhaps just that duality — lightness and play hinting at emptiness and discontent — that makes papier-mâché so unsettling and so riveting.
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Perl has assembled a vast, almost ragbag amount of data, not all of it riveting, and has woven commentary in and around it.
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Mr. Serkis's riveting turn as Gollum was spread out over three "Lord of the Rings" films and in one of the "Hobbit" prequels.
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Over all, this riveting, breathless, score — full of quick-cutting shifts, pointillist bursts, and episodes of ballistic intensity — may be his best work.
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The two artists' complementary backgrounds in art-rock, metal, modern classical and jazz promise to make for a riveting evening of unrestrained improvisation.
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The testimony was often riveting, and it essentially rewrote key parts of the El Chapo legend and the history of the Sinaloa cartel.
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Daniel, this has been riveting, this is really fun, and thank you for talking to us and thank you for coming on the show.
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But, while Christians in the States are out hunting for pastel-dyed eggs, Norwegians are cozied up reading riveting tales of deceit and murder.
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Conversations about who gets to wear what, and why, on the red carpet are a lot more riveting (and honest) nowadays than ever before.
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Thanks to Sweeney's riveting performance, viewers are likely to be as haunted by Alice as Camille is — especially viewers who watched The Handmaid's Tale.
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It had a cinematic feel that set it apart from other Telltale games, with riveting writing, powerful voice acting performances, and high emotional stakes.
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Divorce lawyers, financial advisers and mediators say divorces don't have to be the type of acrimonious free-for-alls that make for riveting movies.
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Thankfully, this young adult saga is still filled with fun, and not just because it turns fictional high school football into riveting high drama.
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This riveting memoir is told from dual perspectives: that of Tom Rasmussen, a queer and non-binary fashion journalist, and his alter-ego, Crystal.
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The riveting realism is hard won, for behind the scenes — and behind the actors — real federal agents and real killers served as grim models.
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And before his political career began, he was a historian, who was working on a sure-to-be riveting history of the Cod Wars.
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In second place: hats off to Rory McCann for making "staring into a fire" one of the most riveting events of this entire episode.
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If you want to tune in to your own riveting day of Okeanos specimen-spotting, this expedition will be live streamed through May 2.
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Throughout, Miller avoids a sensational tone, and her fresh and detailed reconstruction of this famous story is riveting — part tabloid story, part poignant biography.
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A riveting story of the biggest corporate fraud since Enron, a tale of ambition and hubris set amid the bold promises of Silicon Valley.
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"Parasite" is one of the best movies of the year thanks to its riveting directing, a great ensemble cast, and the thrillingly unpredictable plot.
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But if these ostentatious, expensive gatherings have flirted with irrelevance in recent years, Cleveland and Philadelphia proved they can still be riveting and influential.
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She gave riveting and at times emotional testimony last week describing the "smear campaign" that Trump and Giuliani carried out to engineer her removal.
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Audience Score: 97%Reviewers called the American-history film, which starred Cynthia Erivo, Leslie Odom Jr., Janelle Monae, and Joe Alwyn, "riveting" and "inspiring."
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A riveting women's Final Four game ended Sunday with Notre Dame beating Mississippi State 61-58, giving the Irish their second NCAA basketball title.
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That the speech itself wasn't particularly riveting or exciting didn't matter—he could have said almost anything and the audience would have loved him.
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And unlike Mayweather-Pacquiao—a passionless fight that seemed to diminish boxing's status among casual sports fans—the matchups of 2017 have been riveting.
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Divorce lawyers, financial advisers and mediators say divorces don't have to be the type of acrimonious free-for-alls that make for riveting movies.
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He nevertheless provided a riveting and vivid — if not impartial — account of the most pivotal phase of the revolution, as viewed from the ground.
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Their collaboration, "New Work for Goldberg Variations," features seven dancers sharing the stage with Ms. Dinnerstein in a riveting dialogue of movement and music.
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It's also just riveting to watch, with archival footage, discussions, and a sweeping history of everything that led to the trial, and everything after.
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But Lee Krasner is the riveting one, rare and defiant and glowing with life in a beautifully modulated, remarkably understated performance by Birgit Huppuch.
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The series makes it riveting to watch Simpson's legal team cook up strategies that are seemingly impossible to succeed, because you know what's coming.
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"This is well-paced narrative history: intelligent, lucid, riveting — even while possessing the terrible knowledge of what happened next," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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The film includes riveting talk about the nature of violence and the rights of individual groups to set the terms of their own protests.
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Beyond a few dull patches, their stories have been riveting enough that, in 12 days of testimony, I have filled up six entire notebooks.
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Chernobyl (Blu-ray) for $10 ($20203 off): Last year, we said this bleak, riveting HBO series showed us that things could be worse. Haha!
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It also could have sprung from the lips of Darius, the riveting, tender oddball Mr. Stanfield plays on "Atlanta," Donald Glover's groundbreaking television show.
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If John had no material other than the job his foul-tempered parents did on him, he'd still have a riveting story to tell.
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Savannah, Ga., is a pilgrimage destination for those interested in the abolitionist's life, with artists interpreting his legacy in riveting shows and a film.
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Part of what makes this new translation so riveting is the attention that Laura Marris has given to the novel's distinct voices and places.
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"Easily the most riveting contribution is Mr. Conway's as the murderous union boss," Vincent Canby wrote in an otherwise unenthusiastic review in The Times.
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Her psychological war with a police officer (Daniel Mays) who presses her to become an informant is the most riveting relationship in the series.
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His description of the underground economy in the Louisiana prison system is riveting, but his explanation for why the authorities tolerate it is infuriating.
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But the death of a child, generally treated with mawkishness, is handled here with riveting creepiness — not to mention a hint of bad taste.
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And then — as David Grann details early in his disturbing and riveting new book, "Killers of the Flower Moon" — this promise, too, was broken.
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Rather, this two-time Oscar winner has been a riveting television presence portraying an underhanded president, Francis Underwood, in "House of Cards" on Netflix.
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We opera lovers depend on singers of today with superb voices and riveting stage presences to keep the great works of the past alive.
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"The pieces in this book … are riveting, not least those that he later developed into full-scale books," Robert Gottlieb writes in his review.
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In concert, however, Cloud Nothings is so unhinged that it feels as if each riveting performance could go off the rails at any moment.
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That Ho Chi Minh had once been a baker at Boston's Parker House hotel doesn't make the Knopfs' 1919 stay there any more riveting.
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Nonfiction writers have made riveting narrative from sprawling, difficult material: The Irish Troubles, the nuclear disaster at Chernobyl, the history of the Lakota tribe.
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They're single-purpose devices with no LCD light, so if you have a riveting e-book you're in the middle of, go for it.
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State of the Art Last week, New York magazine published a riveting and frightening look at the future of the planet we call home.
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Earlier this week on Dazed, directed by Adinah Dancyger, multi-gendered rapper and performance artist Mykki Blanco revealed a riveting reading of the text.
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There are voiceovers of the show's most riveting and memorable scenes to date, before a promise that things aren't quite finished in Hell's Kitchen.
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It didn't ultimately work as well as the latter as it did as the former, but I found the effort riveting, if nothing else.
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Everything becomes clear at the end when Nora delivers a riveting, emotional monologue that explains what she saw and learned after she entered the transporter.
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Lindsay was not only a riveting character study of a troubled person, but an inside look at the nuts and bolts of the celebreality genre.
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Deeply researched, Chang's book is a riveting read, but at times her focus — on disproving her initial bland impression of the sisters — can feel narrow.
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He followed up on that performance with a riveting showing on August 453th in the last round of the PGA Championship, the year's final major.
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Yet memorable it will be, for its very strangeness, as well as for Mr. van der Aa's imaginative production and for Mr. West's riveting performance.
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But the opening strains of "We Will Rock You" were perhaps the most riveting musically, a moment as worthy of the Grammys as the Oscars.
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So it is with "Paula Modersohn-Becker: Art and Life," a riveting exhibition at Galerie St. Etienne, the keeper of her flame in this country.
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The story is riveting, but the implications of such unconventional coalitions at a time when the fault lines of identity continue to shift are obvious.
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But Bridle, who is not a typical tech journalist, described the problem in a riveting and compelling way that grabbed people's attention and went viral.
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But that only makes the second season of this Netflix series more riveting, a morality tale that resonates far beyond its time, place and characters.
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But underlying the riveting drama is the unspoken agreement that everything can and will be dropped the second a hot piece of ass comes along.
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After his riveting role as a tanned treasure hunter in Fool's Gold, it's safe to say that this is McConaughey's favorite metal of all time.
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No character is redundant; even the non-speaking Arthur (David Fielder) is riveting as Queenie's shell-shocked father-in-law, the play's haunting historical conscience.
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The riveting thing about The Walking Dead is that in the comics, all these characters are fleshed out — they're not just bad people acting badly.
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In this riveting novel (and great beach read), Castellani revives the decades Tennessee Williams spent in Italy with his lover of 15 years, Frank Merlo.
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He has a distinctive way of fusing his ideas and knowledge with materials and objects; his thought-filled sculptures are riveting physical and visual forces.
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Most of the major cable networks broke in for the riveting show — there was even a balloon animation to illustrate the expanding costs of Medicaid.
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Sofia Coppola is particularly good at telling unusual women's stories in her signature directorial style, creating films that are as beautiful as they are riveting.
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It was riveting listening to his arduous process in finally earning the trust and respect of the U.K. government, London law enforcement and the community.
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"South Sudan" is packed with riveting detail, but mostly shows how badly international actors, including Ms Johnson herself, have misjudged their roles in South Sudan.
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Wink's elegant and riveting first book attends to a towering task: the construction of contemporary masculinity in the far-off crooks of the American West.
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"Horace and Pete" is a riveting series that dares to take big dramatic risks, but what makes it frustrating is that its problems are mundane.
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I also forgot to take a photo of my dessert — a cheesecake with freshly whipped cream — because of the riveting conversation with my table-mates.
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For ten hours Thursday, FBI Deputy Assistant Director Peter Strzok gave riveting, compelling and, at times, farcical testimony before the House Judiciary and Oversight committees.
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Yet in Saturday's performance, Mr. Campbell, playing with uncanny control and powerful expressivity, was the riveting focal point, aided by Mr. Gilbert and the players.
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Her "Ballad" is open to charges of narcissism, exhibitionism, voyeurism and the glamorization of bad behavior, qualities that are partly what make it so riveting.
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On April 13, 2016, exactly seven years after he started the most ambitious and riveting webcomic on the internet, Andrew Hussie posted Homestuck's final update.
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Soon I was following down a rabbit hole of bony Instagram feeds that have attracted thousands of fans like flies to their riveting corpse collections.
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And while I haven't yet dug deeply into the game's multiplayer, it is there, functional and intact, likely the same riveting diversion it's always been.
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I've had bouts of flatulence more riveting than this episode and had to restart it three times because I kept getting distracted by other things.
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As this riveting novel unfolds — in brilliant, laconic, grimly comic fashion — it becomes apparent that the state is, in its own way, a frightful head.
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The most riveting chapter in "Ticker" leaves Texas for Utah, the site of the first successful artificial heart in 1982 — "successful" being a relative word.
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"It is incredibly bizarre, and very funny, and riveting, and it's a window into a subculture you just had no idea about," is Legend's review.
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He also happens to be one of jazz's most riveting pianists — a largely self-taught master of stride piano, with a lightning-fast right hand.
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Osaka won her second grand slam crown at the Australian Open in January, beating twice Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova in a riveting three-set final.
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Especially riveting is Baldwin's discussion of Poitier in "The Defiant Ones," a film that divided black and white audiences when it was released, in 1958.
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Parliament, that venerable symbol of British democracy, became a gladiatorial arena, at once riveting and horrifying to those who tuned in to the daily combat.
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In this riveting fever dream of a play, which opened on Wednesday night, the three characters we meet are the human equivalents of caged songbirds.
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More than a sick kid She's been riveting audiences since she was 14, when she first stepped on a stage in a new ruffled dress.
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The launch further stoked a suddenly riveting debate over climate change and jobs programs, which landed on the front page of The New York Times.
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And yet this riveting book is a reminder of the long American tradition of standing up to power when it is used for unjust ends.
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If Mr. Nichols was the life of any party, the most riveting raconteur I ever met, Mr. Mantello's charm is more low-key and shy.
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There is one major problem, though: This kind of excitement makes for riveting entertainment, but it isn't necessarily what you want in an investment portfolio.
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"The making of a 7,000-page Senate committee report may not sound like riveting stuff," Mashable's Angie Han writes in her review of The Report.
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Under his legal name, Daniel Hernandez, he gave sometimes riveting testimony a few months ago against former gang associates in the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods.
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The outlook is often grim, but thanks to Díaz's riveting and intoxicating narrative, we manage to see the characters' unsentimental determination for a better life.
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This past weekend served as a fitting cap to a dramatic week of public impeachment hearings — and set up this week's sessions in riveting style.
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Even though the movie is pure speculation, the discussion is riveting, and the master actors Hopkins and Pryce create the illusion of actually having it.
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Would that Chief Justice John Roberts and his four fellow conservative justices might read this riveting legal history and rethink the decision in Shelby v.
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In 22017, replaying the 22013-22013 season, and in doing so creating an alternate history in the palms of my hand, is surprisingly riveting stuff.
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Most VR content is around 10–15 minutes, which isn't much time to remind audiences of backstories, develop fresh plots and a riveting ending, he said.
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Constantly testing the limits of both her abilities and imagination, she manages to create paintings that are simultaneously contemplative and riveting and yet avoid becoming formulaic.
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Coincidentally, this riveting story of a woman who's never gotten her due is the vehicle that may get actress Glenn Close her own long-awaited Oscar.
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"Homeland's" penchant for big, risky narrative swings has yielded something of a mixed bag, producing uneven stretches in the program's run after its riveting first season.
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A master of the media, Trump has managed to make the process riveting to a more general audience, extending the drama and bravado of his campaign.
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Some critics in Venice responded to this quiet stoicism by complaining that Armstrong was a boring character, as if space travel weren't riveting enough in itself.
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Ulysse gives readers a riveting story of a woman who is trying to make sense of a homescape that, if not wholly disappeared, is irrevocably altered.
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In a riveting, winner-take-all contest on October 13th, Mr Roberts brought in Mr Jansen in the seventh inning, almost unprecedentedly early for a closer.
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Mr Marshall's contribution is a riveting account of the losers as well, the English zealots and cynics who wanted a better world or an unchanging one.
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I first heard about Godwin's law from another lawyer friend, the kind of guy who tells riveting tales, unencumbered by such inconveniences as certainty, or facts.
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Dario Grandinetti's riveting performance as the vaguely menacing yet bureaucratic Claudio is a reminder that repulsive or unfathomable characters can be as fascinating as likable ones.
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Meanwhile, a new version of Primary Data's software that was rolled out in August may not have been sufficiently riveting to bring aboard key customers, either.
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Riveting in cutoffs, over-the-knee boots, fringed top and midriff corset — all studded in light-catching rhinestones — Morris proved she could strike any musical mood.
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WASHINGTON — No one said it would be easy to turn a two-year investigation and 448 pages of dense legalese into riveting made-for-TV moments.
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A judicial commission into allegations of "state capture" under Mr Zuma has heard riveting testimony about how firms allegedly funnelled cash to politicians for state contracts.
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A National Book Award winner and a #1 NYT bestseller [plus a MashReads monthly book club selection], the novel is as riveting as it is important.
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In Personal Shopper, Stewart often finds herself acting against text messages on her phone, and it's just about the most riveting bit of performance this year.
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Troian Bellisario — who just so happened to have directed episode "In The Eye Abides The Heart" — is one actress who would deliver a riveting villain's monologue.
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In a riveting account of the exchanges that preceded his dramatic dismissal, Comey unveiled a trove of deeply uncomfortable, weird conversations and odd or suggestive interactions.
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The show may have fumbled his arrival in spectacular fashion, but the impending Saviors war is arguably the most intense and riveting portion of the comic.
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It's the actresses first German language production, and according to the critics and the festival judge's reviews, it appears ta riveting role worthy of the accolades.
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" In a riveting third act, she transforms into Donald Trump, with blonde hair spilling out the front of her pants as she screams, "Somebody stop me!
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He is the most hated man in Washington, and he isn't riveting record crowds like Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders are out on the campaign trail.
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Also this week, Jeffrey Toobin, the longtime staff writer for The New Yorker, discusses his new book, "American Heiress," about the riveting case of Patty Hearst.
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The jokes seemed to serve the stories rather than the other way around — and what makes them riveting, and occasionally funny, is less content than form.
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Her levelheaded determination doesn't make her a riveting character yet, but it does make her far better equipped to deal with the national crisis than Kirkman.
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When Lincoln Center presented a concert performance of "De Materie" at Alice Tully Hall in 2004, I found Mr. Andriessen's eclectic, nearly two-hour score riveting.
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They update their images every 12 seconds, and basically are showing metal objects submerged in tanks, so it's not exactly riveting, although conservators do sometimes appear.
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In all, this World Cup has been riveting because every player on the team is doing more for the sport than most of their male contemporaries.
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This movie prompted a riveting national conversation about race, gender, and colonialism for two reasons: the power of the film, and the power of its critics.
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The riveting episode "Cruel and Unusual" examines nitrogen gas's antecedent, the lethal injection, and makes a case, of sorts, for the integrity of the firing squad.
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That premise might make the show sound like a really slow version of Law & Order, but the first episode (which you can watch here) is riveting.
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The only thing riveting about this dick is that someone thought it funny or shocking enough to devote ample screen time to a dead, useless thing.
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While getting ready, my older sister entered the bathroom, and we exchanged the following riveting dialogue: SISTER Wow, you're spending a lot of time getting ready.
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"It was like Lorraine opened a new chapter in theater," Ms. Dee recalls in the film, describing the standing ovation and riveting response on opening night.
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The film's most riveting dilemma is that facing Hoffstetler: He's torn between his morality and his country, which has asked him to kill the amphibian man.
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Peter Sellars's riveting, idiosyncratic takes on classical plays and operas has made him one of the most original, if occasionally controversial, directors of the last decades.
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A play with a name like Mr. Kuritzkes's new one, the deeply strange and strangely riveting "—hole," would also seem to be rather a niche affair.
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" Hollywood Reporter praised Phoenix's acting and claimed that the "must-see factor of Phoenix's riveting performance alone—it's both unsettling and weirdly affecting—will be significant.
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With her electric twist of Titian curls and dark, secretive gaze, Moll (a riveting Jessie Buckley) has the look of a volcano that's primed to erupt.
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Her first contribution to the show uses Moss's talents to depict a riveting struggle between hope and fear, silence and screaming, giving up and getting free.
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Instead, the experience is riveting, opening up and deepening Beethoven's complex, impassioned score that was originally composed as the finale of his Op. 130 String Quartet.
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"When you assemble a battery pack, it is primarily tightening and adhesives, but we also see in some projects, riveting and flow-drill fastening," Elmin said.
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Giancarlo Guerrero conducted a riveting account of Stravinsky's "Le Sacre du Printemps" on Friday, no small achievement after short rehearsal, the norm for these summer programs.
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It was hugely popular in the 1990s, and I can see why: a murder case nearly as riveting as the gossip and squabbles of Savannah society.
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The Falcon air battle served as a nice intro and the fanfare around the subsequent clip reveal, which included a live conversation with Abrams, was riveting.
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Given Moriarty's knack for creating complex, interesting characters and Hulu's recruitment of both Kidman and Kelley, "Nine Perfect Strangers" is sure to be a riveting delight.
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Coll is at the height of his talents in this "riveting" tale of one of the most spectacular—and catastrophic—corporate takeovers of all time (Newsday).
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One character even unloads these bland story details upon a dead baby at one point — that's the level of riveting dialogue to expect from The Witcher.
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Critics didn't love The Rise of Skywalker, with the consensus calling it unimaginative and more concerned with fan service than telling a riveting and fresh conclusion.
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A genre-bender and a prophetic force in music since the late 3046s, Peacock is one of the most riveting — though overlooked — vocal performers in jazz.
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There was nary a laugh in an hour-long interview [with Todd Hanson], but it was one of the most riveting things I've ever listened to.
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One hiker, Peter Ames Carlin, — an author and father from Portland, Oregon — took to Facebook to tell the riveting and detailed account of his family's harrowing escape.
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"The Wisdom is Psychopaths" is a riveting read that reveals how we can control of our dark sides and use them to change society for the better.
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"I really thought the climactic scene where the Beast shows up was just one of the most riveting things I've ever seen committed to television," he says.
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In the riveting video, he ignores people telling him to go back home, escapes from a fire, and treks across mud until he arrives in St. Louis.
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It's a good example of making one character's inner stakes matter for the entire world depicted, and it moves at a pace that's comfortable, yet still riveting.
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"Riveting," Schumer captioned the snap of herself sporting a denim button down along with a red bandanna wrapped around her head – while holding a set of props.
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It's been three years since Justin Theroux's bulge went for a jog in that riveting scene from The Leftovers, but it feels as if it happened yesterday.
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Nonfiction, his riveting and category-defying 2013 album for Donky Pitch, was met with critical acclaim from key outlets, including a "Best New Music" nod from Pitchfork.
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The Hurricanes were coming of a riveting 4-3 shootout victory two nights earlier against San Jose, when they rallied from a pair of two-goal deficits.
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That's why it was so riveting to see them turn to some other pros for media training in last night's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
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It makes Conexão and what Amber does next feel just as riveting as her debut – simply, her work shows how, after insurmountable loss, life can go on.
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He did not much like "The Prince of Providence", by Mike Stanton, a riveting portrait of the politician which describes a city of promises and pay-offs.
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As an Academy Award-nominated writer, he made his first foray into television and built a riveting and critically acclaimed series, establishing his place in TV history.
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It's riveting stuff, told with enough context to make the "Trial of the Century" culturally relatable to anyone: old or young, born in the USA or not.
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Their commentary was riveting, so I took to the internet in an attempt to recapture those moments of childhood bliss, assuming that the tunes must hold up.
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You can watch the weirdly riveting video below:Â This lady dropped her hat, and Houston came in clutch to get it back up to her #earnedhistory pic.twitter.
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Without getting granular about the individual moves, Nair manages to make these chess matches riveting, because they stand in for so many other conflicts in Mutesi's life.
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I hoped my six elders wouldn't give me stuff to write about: wouldn't fall or get sick or worse, all the things that make for riveting copy.
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When "The Sopranos" debuted on HBO in 1999, it was widely credited for launching the "golden age of television," thanks to its innovative storytelling and riveting plotline.
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The controversy over the lane closings is the biggest political corruption case in New Jersey in years, riveting a state with a long history of official malfeasance.
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Then, in a riveting sequence of spreads, a green vista of sculpted animals — giraffe, emu, rhinoceros — turns autumn-colored and finally reverts to plain, bare-branched trees.
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With a career spanning almost two decades, his performances have been as riveting as watching paint dry, with neither the charm nor wit to make them tolerable.
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If you weren't done watching tech giants get grilled by lawmakers, mark your calendar for September 26 in what's expected to be another riveting round of questioning.
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Whether it's riveting, wildly informative and insightful, transformational, funny, sad at times, or involves any number of other emotions, audiences love the chance to feel. Something. Anything.
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This time, though, the program was riveting and intelligently conceived, with a rarity at its dramatic center that made you want to rush home and discover more.
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And after a report on South Korea's work to develop virus testing methods, we're visiting the state of Florida to detail the riveting rescue of Rockstar Freddy.
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In "Cortège," which has been absent longer than the others, both Sara Mearns in the prima ballerina role and Georgina Pazcoguin leading the character corps were riveting.
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The book begins with the Black Tom explosion that rocked the city, weaves in Damon Runyon's riveting war reporting and is capped by the heroics of Sgt.
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" Instantly, a Bachelor conversation that is usually more simpering that riveting becomes raw, and is only intensified as Madison continues, "I have the standards that I have.
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Her compassion for her characters, combined with Armitage's riveting delivery, makes this an immensely satisfying book to listen to, whatever else you might happen to be doing.
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Instead, this movie about a spy who comes to believe the subjects he's bugged are in danger is as sharp and riveting as it was in 1974.
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"Blood Journals (Giorno I–X)" (1994) is a riveting series of works on paper the artist made while at the Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center in Northern Italy.
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It's a riveting, often seductive story with through lines of racial and gender discourse that make it easily relatable even if you're not an FBI-trained spy.
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The second season of her hit podcast, the riveting "Where Should We Begin," which allows us to listen in on her therapy sessions, is out this week.
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These pieces, which can easily come across as motoric and musically thin, sounded spacious and unpredictable in Mr. Olafsson's riveting performances, interspersed with his informative spoken comments.
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The El Paso County Commissioner shocked state Republicans by knocking off conservative darling Tim Neville at the state's April convention and wowed them with a riveting speech.
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UNFORGETTABLE OPENING SCENE Young missionaries in training speak in tongues in the frenzied, destabilizing and altogether riveting first minutes of Samuel D. Hunter's "The Harvest" at LCT3.
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During and after World War II, America thrived on a wartime industrial production economy building, welding, riveting, assembling and manufacturing the weapons that defeated the Axis Powers.
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"What we are witnessing with Hauser is the emergence of a riveting actor who dominates every scene he's in, not with force, but with sheer, unadulterated talent."
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While Lyonne's cameo is less than a minute long, Gray said that he hopes to work with the "riveting actress" in a bigger capacity in the future.
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O. Jemisin's riveting urban fantasy imagines a New York City come to life — literally, through a human avatar who must protect the city from an ancient evil.
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In a riveting article, Adam profiled a journalist in Italy, Alessandro Biancardi, who lost a legal battle to preserve an article about a pair of brawling brothers.
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But A24 is known for bringing some of the most riveting and unique horror in recent memory to the screen, like 2016's much-adored The Witch.
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Rubens's riveting details of unthinkable violence — blue skin, a bloody pool, hear-tearing grief — feel less like dramatic indulgence than a sincere willingness to witness the terrible.
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Rubens's riveting details of unthinkable violence — blue skin, a bloody pool, hair-tearing grief — feel less like dramatic indulgence than a sincere willingness to witness the terrible.
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In the Vulture, the MCU has delivered its best big bad in years – and he's all the more riveting because he's not your typical scenery-chewing megalomaniac.
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Overshadowed by President Trump and the impeachment riveting Washington, Democrats are proceeding with their own drama — a generational and ideological battle over the future of their party.
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From rehearsing her lines to discussing her artistic practice with her Nigerian-born parents, Ms. Okpokwasili is as riveting in offstage moments as she is in performance.
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It is 1935, and Sepp Trautwein (the riveting Samouil Stoyanov), a former music professor, takes over as political columnist at an anti-fascist émigré newspaper in Paris.
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In a Thursday tweet, Trump put his full support behind Kavanaugh, calling his testimony "powerful, honest, and riveting," while failing to mention his accuser Christine Blasey Ford.
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It's riveting to watch, but also strange, as Powell seems erudite and genuinely remorseful, yet Siskel seems determined to get some revelation to make his documentary relevant.
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A room filled with soccer officials making motions and giving updates, and occasionally voting on whether to form another committee to examine something, is not exactly riveting theater.
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A few years ago, putting on eye cream wasn't anyone's idea of a riveting activity, and now skin care is a shared self-care obsession in certain circles.
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We saw something similar from Russ in the spring of 2015, but the latest iteration of Robo-Westbrook is twice as riveting because of what happened this summer.
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And, to top it off, crazy harmonica skills and a riveting stage style that makes you wonder if he's the love child of Loretta Lynn and Mick Jagger.
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His own story is one of those he knits together in this riveting account of the men and women who refused to surrender in the face of AIDS.
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The presidency, not the campaign, is the story; the kind of narrative, conflict, and struggle for the direction of a party and country that make primaries so riveting.
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Michelangelo's sensitive phantasmagorical drawings are riveting because they are fierce and fragile; strength and tenderness, like figure and ground, are tied together, neither one complete without the other.
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The latest arrival in New York comes in the form of "Concrete Cuba," a riveting exhibition at the David Zwirner gallery about a little-known branch of modernism.
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I think they use Hooli and Gavin as an opportunity to examine tech innovations and the way we ... you and I are in that scene, which was ... Riveting.
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In a riveting new book, freelance design journalist Kassia St. Clair shares the vivid origins and histories of 75 colors, from seductive vermilion to the malodorous Indian yellow.
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President Donald Trump on Friday launched his first Twitter attacks against Michael Cohen since his former longtime lawyer and fixer provided riveting testimony about their relationship before Congress.
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I can do it because as riveting as the Comey testimony was, to me it means only one thing: forget about Washington ... if you're looking for anything good.
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The suspense at the beginning here is riveting; the slow trot of the dog promising; the abrupt tonal shift and rapid acceleration deeply satisfying, and deeply, deeply weird.
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Back home in Philadelphia, this attitude endears him to a Pennsylvania mob boss named Russell Bufalino (Mr Pesci, riveting as a dapper but wizened goblin, dripping with evil).
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It's a riveting story, told with detail and empathy, and it's a tribute to the power of just sitting down and talking with people who disagree with you.
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It's a riveting combination of introspection, nostalgia and assessment of the U.S. circa 2018, acknowledging concerns about America's present but infused with hope and optimism regarding its future.
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In case you're curious as to how that horrific scenario played out, NickMillerr_ tweeted the riveting, suspense-filled saga in the form of a two-minute-long video.
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Given, also, that the chorus literally consists of the words "look what you made me do" over and over again, it doesn't make for the most riveting listen.
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As an account of the period, it's riveting; as an exploration of life and love set at the urgent intersection of the political and the personal, it's devastating.
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Their narcissism is repellent yet riveting, and Mr. Côté comes at his subjects with an artful, exploratory obliqueness that's endearingly curious, as if discovering a whole new species.
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Whenever Ms. Falco is bringing these themes to the fore, especially in her scenes with rival politicians played by Mr. Fitzgerald and John Pankow, "The True" is riveting.
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Chances are that in this awkward yet riveting moment, you witnessed a viola solo, a phenomenon that is rare in chamber music, often fleeting and even physically taxing.
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But on Wednesday, the panel got a riveting and unexpected look at something even more revealing: dozens of text messages Mr. Guzmán sent to his wife and mistress.
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Citizens around Iran watched riveting news feeds on television and social media as survivors used backhoes and their hands to dig through debris in the search for survivors.
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It's easy to feel outrage about draconian laws that punish nonviolent drug offenders, and about racial bias, each of which Alexander catalogs in a riveting and persuasive manner.
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The relevance of this riveting and absorbing book is clear enough, even if Wineapple's approach is too literary and incisive to offer anything so obvious as a lesson.
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Interviews with Mr. Hamilton and his family and friends offer the usual behind-the-scenes look, but the riveting surfing footage and aerial shots will pull you in.
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Playful but lacerating, it's a riveting spectacle of celebrity burnout that seems both real and staged, and for anyone who has been in proximity to the L.A.-N.
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Whether you loved or loathed Carrie Bradshaw, you couldn't deny that the show was riveting, punchy, and sexy as it dealt with relatable issues surrounding sex and dating.
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For all the command these probing musicians demonstrated in their riveting accounts of the late quartets, their excellence came through most in bracing performances of the early works.
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He weaves riveting tales of legacy brands caught resting on their laurels, the hungry newcomers who outsmarted them and a network of prescient investors working behind the scenes.
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The 37-year-old singer became a musical sensation in Russia after the release of his first album in 2006, riveting middle-aged fans all over the country.
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But Nathaniel Dorsky's 1987 film "17 Reasons Why" has become a riveting four-monitor installation, a collage of nature, commerce and color filled with mirroring and rhyme effects.
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The refined arc of her raised arms; the elegance with which she holds and turns her head; the plucked, lucid emphasis of her arched feet are all riveting.
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He gives a stunning, just riveting performance that I think is easily as good as any performance by a young actor that I've seen in years and years.
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Mr. Speed is a tenor saxophonist and clarinetist who can find the logical strand in an abstract canvas, and turn wobbly irresolution into a form of riveting suspense.
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He can be a classicist, a ballet historian, a lyrical pure-dance modernist, a comic cartoonist, a riveting children's storyteller or an adult commentator on gender and society.
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Struck with bluesy warmth and the relentless swing of Cannonball Adderley, Birckhead's playing has lately established him as one of the most riveting young improvisers in New York.
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Crawford is even riveting when reduced to a pair of terrified eyes, as in a scene where Jane has bound Blanche in her bed and taped her mouth.
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There is nothing cheesy about these elaborate selfies, taken before selfies became a global craze; instead they are riveting, lush, solemn, richly communicative, and also a total riot.
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And you should, for history's sake, take a look at The Times's riveting eyewitness coverage of his murder in 1968, which was led by the reporter Earl Caldwell.
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The rickety instability of this music is riveting; it keeps you always on your toes, listening as things fall apart and — miraculously, against all odds — come back together.
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And so it seems almost predetermined that the most riveting art I encountered during my first few days in Sicily would be rooted in the transience of life.
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It can be hard to explain my Deng fixation to someone who hasn't been tracking her exploits for years and doesn't understand just how riveting a figure she is.
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Below Varma (Rome, Exodus: Gods and Kings) spoke to Entertainment Weekly about her riveting performance in her character's final scene: How did you find out about Ellaria Sand's fate?
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In episode 6 of Westworld, we learned riveting new information about the hosts and park, making it clear how much is at stake in the park and its offices.
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Austrian filmmaker Werner Herzog trained his sights on Texas for this riveting true crime story that takes place in the days leading up to one man's execution for homicide.
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Directed by Jason Rourke, Mary, Queen of Scots promises a healthy dose of sword fighting on horses, fancy corsets, male fragility, and a riveting battle between two powerful women.
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It cleverly rations out the humor and parody with the pacing of a riveting space adventure – indeed, it feels more like a movie than an episode in many respects.
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THE latest revelations of wrongdoing in high places struck Brazil with the force of a Netflix release: they are riveting, but so far have left the real world undisturbed.
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Vonnie and Veronica are fascinating, beguiling creatures, to the point where you'll imagine a more riveting life for both of them, one where this film is just an incident.
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These are all potentially riveting ideas, but translating them to screen is a little more difficult, as the creative team behind Jessica Jones may have found out this season.
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And it's riveting to see how Jenkins and her team tell her story, which is essentially about a hero finding and questioning her morality through the battles she wages.
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Best Limited Series: Big Little Lies (HBO) This riveting drama started out like a Monterey reboot of Desperate Housewives but turned into a much more powerful tale about abuse.
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Early this morning, by defeating the Cleveland Indians in a riveting 10-inning Game 7, Chicago offered the nation a final dose of its season-long blueprint for success.
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That piece is very riveting in that it seemed like it was pretty easy, even though everybody who came to his shed obviously hated it because it was horrible.
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Porter replied to Milo's tweet explaining that, though it may have slipped the actor's memory, a young Ventimiglia had already given a riveting Apple commercial performance in the past.
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Without the detached coolness that characterized 2013's Pure Heroine, Melodrama retains all the precocious smarts of its predecessor while offering a riveting, more emotional journey of self-discovery.
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Rote and riveting, it's a highly informational documentary that aspires to the aim of all great art: to evoke in the viewer the emotions connected to the senses themselves.
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Topping out the list was Duracell's collaboration with the makers of Star Wars to bring to life a riveting laser shoot-out for the benefit of a sick child.
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With harsh shadows, dramatically canted shots, and riveting camerawork that puts the audience into the drag-down fight to survive, Romero coined a new filmic vernacular for raw fear.
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So far, no network has picked up the riveting, fledgling series yet, but Spicer told the Times he's gearing up for the pilot, set to be filmed this July.
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Comey's riveting opening statement details multiple interactions with the president, including a January dinner at the White House where Trump said he needed and expected the FBI director's loyalty.
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Dozens of complex robots are replacing humans for such mundane tasks as drilling and riveting, and Boeing is reordering some of its assembly steps to speed up the process.
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The first two episodes are directed by Nicole Kassell, who establishes a riveting style with tracking shots and transitions that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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Their match-play duel was riveting, pitting Johnson, who is No. 23 on the PGA Tour in driving distance, against Casey, who is No. 25 in greens in regulation.
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For an intense, riveting few minutes on Thursday afternoon, Ernie Els wanted to see the first 62 in a major golf championship almost as much as Phil Mickelson did.
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You have to admire the narrative alchemy by which Rich transmutes what is basically a series of meetings and conferences into a riveting will-they-or-won't-they drama.
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In Beau Travail (1999), she invites us to watch a group of bored Legionnaires stationed in Djibouti as they pass their time performing gorgeous, dull, riveting physical exercises together.
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Ms. Mattila, 56, has spent a career being the vibrating, riveting center of most any opera in which she's cast, her gales of sound particularly well suited to hysteria.
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"It's very meaningful to be collaborating with Ben again on this uniquely riveting suspense thriller, and I know he and Robert will make a terrific film together," Robinov added.
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A gorgeously imagined fantasy, a forceful plea for living in balance with nature, and a riveting adventure that recalls the classic samurai films of Kurosawa — what's not to like?
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The second concert will feature the riveting violinist Janine Jensen — in the midst of the "Perspectives" series she has curated at Carnegie — in Max Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1.
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Chips Channon was a huge inspiration to me; the Tory M.P.'s diaries through the '30s and '40s where he interfaced between society and politics — it's just riveting stuff.
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Murphy's astute and riveting portrait of one young man's inability to fully reckon with his past seems to pose a disturbing question: Are there actions that simply remain unforgivable?
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The overall effect is something greater even than its riveting parts, shedding light on the plight of women in a patriarchal society and the ways they found their voices.
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"Endurance is the first duty of all living beings," one character tells another in this novel, which is exactly as grim and as riveting as that sentiment would suggest.
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For a look at their earlier work, revisit this riveting crime caper by Steven Spielberg, based on the autobiography of the real-life impostor Frank W. Abagnale Jr. (DiCaprio).
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JAZZ Mr. Speed is a tenor saxophonist and clarinetist who can find the logical strand in an abstract canvas, and turn wobbly irresolution into a form of riveting suspense.
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But it took me too long to see the joy in his work, and that came well after his many fans already knew how unique and riveting he was.
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In a riveting roll call — imbued with the incantations and solemnity of a church service — 100 senators, one by one, announced "guilty" or "not guilty" before a national audience.
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The festival that never happened managed to secure two riveting documentaries—one produced by VICE and another on Hulu—chronicling the partnership between organizers Billy McFarland and Ja Rule.
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For all of its existential searching, "Edgar and Lucy" ends up being a riveting and exuberant ride, maybe best described by its young protagonist's musings about his nascent life.
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The script by Anthony McCarten ("Darkest Hour") can seem contrived and reductive at times, but it gives maximum latitude to the actors, who are a riveting study in contrasts.
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LeFavour, who has written several cookbooks, here gives us a riveting account of a "particular kind of crazy" — namely, the damaged and self-damaging young woman she once was.
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The excellent and adventurous young musicians of Cantata Profana gave a rare and quietly riveting performance of Mr. Sciarrino's strange piece on Friday at St. Peter's Church in Chelsea.
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Not many companies use live video for earnings, and it was an easy — albeit not always riveting — way for Twitter to promote one of its new products to investors.
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It was riveting: Simon turned her camera on the highly selective admissions process at Paris's La Fémis film school, one of the most competitive film schools in the world.
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It was a riveting international drama with twists and turns that ended happily with the return of all 12 boys and the coach to their loved ones, completely healthy.
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And even during our chat he was reluctant to saying too much about his riveting final scene in Winterfell's Great Hall lest his thoughts take something away from its impact.
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With its collection of zines placed in the book (no, really), family photos, sketches, hard-to-find posters, and other riveting features, this book is easy to get lost in.
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The show's attempt to make drama out of agendas and institutions — rather than the family story of the brothers themselves — has often made for clunky or less than riveting television.
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Instead of making an aircraft's wing or car body by welding, riveting and bolting together hundreds of individual components, these bits can be consolidated into a single carbon-fibre structure.
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I have a handful of issues with the structure and characters, but it improves on the book in important ways, the action is riveting, and I really bought the humor.
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Her riveting, made-for-TV takedown of the former VP in Miami over his opposition to mandatory school busing in the '70s was the iconic moment of the last debate.
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Former Breitbart chairman and incoming White House chief strategist Steve Bannon said in a Friday interview that 2017 will be even more riveting than the unpredictable year that was 2016.
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It's not all that riveting for most of it, because you feel like you've figured it out while there's still a lot more of the hour-long runtime to go.
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With riveting and bone shivering live performances, the Kitchener, Ontario band features extremely dark and aggressive tones that have continued to run throughout the life blood of metal and hardcore.
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Martinez has a history or elevating the mundane into riveting artworks—his 2013 solo show Buy Now, Cry Later was all about repurposing advertising techniques into a critique of consumerism.
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Equally compelling are three films, the most riveting of which is "Willie" (1985), an 82-minute documentary in color and black-and-white about a hapless prison recidivist, Willie Jaramillo.
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I still find the show riveting as a study of one woman's sheer chutzpah, of the sort of bravado that most women are supposed to hide away from the world.
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Harden and James treated the raucous sellout crowd to the fireworks most everyone craved in the first quarter, initiating a riveting back-and-forth battle between the former league MVPs.
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This riveting duet is based on the climactic scene in which Marty tries to save Doc's life by giving him a letter that also risks disrupting the space-time continuum.
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Reporters and editors ought to provide as much help as possible, even if that means tearing their gazes away from the riveting spectacle of those steeds rounding the clubhouse turn.
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And the opening is still a compact, riveting caper as Cloud accompanies Barrett, Avalanche's leader, on a quest to infiltrate, blow up, and then escape from one of Shinra's reactors.
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Rarer yet, as Bernhardt locates the heart of Hamlet Ms. McTeer the comedian becomes a riveting Shakespearean, exploring new pathways through scenes with the ghost and with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
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It's a thoughtful if not always riveting hour of talking and dancing, informed by — but not beholden to — Ms. Vasudevan's years of training in the classical Indian dance form Bharatanatyam.
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As noted in our recap of the year's biggest space stories, the past 22019 months have been a riveting joyride complete with spacecraft redemption, juicy rivalries, and Plutonian glamor shots.
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I also love David McCullough, who finds troves of golden nuggets when he pans through archives: he could even make the saga of pioneers settling Missouri into a riveting drama.
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He was imprisoned and prosecuted on charges that included conspiracy to kill protesters and rampant corruption, proceedings punctuated by riveting images of Mr. Mubarak on trial in a defendant's cage.
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She turns this haunted and haunting Gypsy, driven mad by her memories — and often mentioned last in rundowns of the "Trovatore" cast's main quartet — into the riveting, volatile central figure.
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"As this riveting novel unfolds — in brilliant, laconic, grimly comic fashion — it becomes apparent that the state is, in its own way, a frightful head," our reviewer, Jason Goodwin, writes.
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Plus, Ideas for What to Watch Tonight: Riveting True Crime Documentaries on Netflix The 25 Best Films of the 21st Century The Best Movies on Amazon Prime Video Right Now
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In this long, riveting article, Daniel Mendelsohn offers a very good answer — along with an argument for the continuing relevance of the classics in the world we find ourselves in.
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"Richard III" was a natural choice for that treatment, and whenever Mr. Lew's update questions or complicates Shakespeare's assumptions, even if that means departing from his template, it is riveting.
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Under siege for much of a riveting four-hour slog, the defending champion found himself behind after three sets for the first time in eight finals at Rod Laver Arena.
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The concept was used by the Citizens' Assembly in Ireland from 2016 to 2018, a riveting exercise in deliberative democracy that produced breakthroughs on seemingly intractable issues such as abortion.
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The historical Netflix drama "Narcos" could easily have concluded after its riveting second season, which ended with the death of Pablo Escobar, the Colombian drug lord, in a rooftop shootout.
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World number three Li is the last woman standing for China, with London silver medalist Wang Yihan upset 22-20 173-19 by India's Sindhu Pusarla in a riveting contest.
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As she tells it, she was hot, with no fewer than 23 Vogue magazine covers to her credit, riveting film roles and a long-term, lucrative modeling contract with Lancôme.
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In late April, as we heard in riveting testimony last Friday from Ambassador Yovanovitch, she was recalled to Washington and informed that she had lost the confidence of the President.
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Malkovich is the only actor, I would say, who juts out from the surface of the film—as riveting as ever, yet savoring his villainy just a little too much.
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Sadly, this week's "Designated Survivor" proved unable to maintain this delicate act: It has a riveting A Story, but a labored B Story and an unimportant and mawkish C Story.
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In his review for The Times, Charles Isherwood called Davies's impersonation of the singer "positively uncanny," writing that she sings Joplin's songs "with a throbbing fervor that is often riveting."
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" The book features a battle between gods, El-Mohtar adds, but "it feels closer to the register of folk tale than epic, and is all the more riveting for that.
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BOOTH 313, PIER 90 Down on Pier 503, the New York gallerist Laurence Miller has brought a low-key but riveting group of collages and relief sculptures by Gary Brotmeyer.
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But all the same, I find the In the Dark approach to be a strong one for standing up for the integrity of journalism and for creating a riveting story.
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She gave a forceful, riveting address in which she correctly said that Donald Trump had "fulfilled the campaign promises of a campaign organized and built upon racism, corporatism and militarism".
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There have been riveting episodes on what it's like to be a Taliban captive, but Bergdahl's potential status as a traitor has, for the most part, only been touched on tangentially.
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Illustration: EDDIE GUY The Most-Read WIRED Stories from February From Facebook to Olympic drones, these are the deep dives and riveting reads WIRED readers couldn't get enough of this month.
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