The bar has officially been raised for young romantics everywhere.
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The Romantics believed in sublime things and saw invisible worlds.
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Dr. Quill, who calls people with such views "hospice romantics," disagreed.
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We're colossal romantics, very idealistic, and quite highly strung, aren't we?
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While they often seem flirty, they are hopeless romantics at heart.
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This burgeoning relationship didn't blossom organically as you romantics might've hoped.
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Romantics (and some booksellers) argue that Australians simply favor local offerings.
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Flock calls her subjects "romantics and rule breakers," the women in particular.
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And so, as a public service to all you romantics, a guide.
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Plots of complete silence, romantics posing in a field bludgeoned by shame.
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For romantics, the auction is a chance to buy into a fabled past.
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The Romantics' "What I Like About You": Finally something you can dance to.
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This incomplete picture is on display at the Museum of Romantics in Paris.
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And, for you romantics, there was even a lovely Valentine at the end.
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Take note all you romantics, here's how to write an epic love letter!
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Meanwhile, Romantics like Percy Bysshe Shelley moved far beyond other 19th century representations.
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That said, these findings don't bode well for the diehard romantics among us.
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Think what could be done for the forgotten Romantics, like Korngold and Schreker.
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That is great for everyday users, but maybe not so great for romantics.
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Hopeless romantics would call Mr. Pantaleo's pursuit of Ms. Jewell a long-shot.
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This night was the first tangible evidence that the basketball romantics were right.
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Such idealizations of nature can be found in the work of the German Romantics (like Schiller, Hölderlin and Goethe), the English Romantics (Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, et al) and later in that of the American transcendentalists, most notably Emerson and Thoreau.
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Fetty Wap and PnB Rock, the two preeminent romantics of our time, are back.
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Romantics, you suspect, would have rapidly run out of things to write about if
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Sadly for the romantics out there, this date is definitely in the latter category.
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Luckily for all the romantics out there, body language experts say it's the former.
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It is unclear if this will persuade young romantics to spend thousands on diamonds.
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Ma and Pa Aquaman may be romantics, but their kid is something else entirely.
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One thinks of the Romantics, of bohemianism, of Baudelaire sleeping late into the morning.
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Nor was the sound a pure throwback that would delight Romantics weary of modernism.
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"There are romantics, and then there are the hard-core addicts," Karen Rinaldi said.
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At least you die-hard romantics are making up for the rest of us.
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These are poets, mountaineers, scientists, romantics, nationalist blowhards, police informers, communist spies and forlorn lovers.
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"The New Romantics," a program on Wednesday night, featured two new works with little urgency.
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Banish The Idea Of "The One" Hopeless romantics want to find a soulmate — like, yesterday.
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While the gesture tugged at the heartstrings of romantics everywhere, some fans weren't too pleased.
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A few romantics imagine Goldman could return to being a partnership, but that is silly.
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Here's something for the inner romantics and DIY circuit board assemblers in all of us.
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I know we had "Johnny X" and "The Freaks, the Nerds, and the Romantics" written.
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His politics were revolutionary but, like most of the English Romantics, his poetry was overrated.
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The German Romantics revived this ancient cult as a means of fostering a national identity.
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Even relatively late in Lear's career, he was set alight by memories of the Romantics.
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Both Rich and Ashbery remained lapsed Romantics — turning to nature as counterpoint to the doldrums.
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It's a great deal for all you hopeless romantics taking your dates to La Guardia.
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Then The Futurists (or New Romantics) happened and I was there with eyeliner and lip-gloss.
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There are still hopeless romantics out there, however, cheering on Jelena and supporting their potential reunion.
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In fact, much of their all-purpose humor about being bumbling hopeless romantics is fairly timeless.
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But besides Bae's focus on black romantics there's also an intense eye on privacy and security.
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There exist philosophies (the Romantics, the Aesthetics) that embrace art as life, and life as art.
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Toward the end, a brief viola solo attained a moody grandeur worthy of the late Romantics.
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His specialty has been goofball sweetie-pies: romantics, naïfs, the occasional superhero with a runny nose.
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Slow motion running, adamant protestations, spontaneous shirt tearing — wow, was this Victoria episode a feast for romantics.
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Camila Mendes, star of Riverdale and the new movie The New Romantics, recently revealed on the E!
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Thanks to ever evolving technology, 20163 love goes a little differently, to the dismay of romantics everywhere.
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But true romantics will still balk at making a proposal with a ring made in a lab.
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Schulman, along with co-host Max Joseph, helps hopeful romantics learn the truth behind their internet crushes.
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You might consider them romantics, fighting in a doomed cause for something greater than their self-interest.
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Here you'll find the same sort of damaged romantics, nihilistic hedonists, and criminal minds known to trapaholics.
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It has none of the frills of the Romantics, none of the indigenizing lexicon of the mythologizers.
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Finally, sorry to break it to the romantics out there, but it turns out even penguins stray.
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He died, a suicide, at the age of seventeen, but he became an idol of the Romantics.
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Adshade's key advice for would-be romantics: Broaden the criteria you are looking for in a mate.
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Swift even gave "New Romantics" a video — an honor not awarded to half of the album's actual tracks.
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Where Byron and the Romantics' writings fixate on the exploits of men, Tribulation often write about feminine characters.
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To use a phrase of Burton Rascoe's — his hurt romantics are still seeking that other side of paradise.
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That was more views than Taylor Swift's latest music video, "New Romantics," received on YouTube in four months.
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Much like the New Romantics, it was a scene without a real sound, but with a definite look.
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Her roles ranged from willful country girls and city career women to emotionally disturbed women and hopeless romantics.
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Best for: Romantics seeking meaning in everything, especially all that blurs the thin lines between waking and dreaming.
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Two centuries ago, the Romantics trumpeted the virtues of nature as the antidote to the viciousness of industrialization.
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The Week Ahead The four-time Tony winner Harvey Fierstein has always had a way with intrepid romantics.
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While the Romantics message each other, straitjacketed lunatics cavort onto Alfred Schatz's decrepit set, accompanied by live musicians.
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Unlike the Romantics, I hold that the use and promotion of reason helps us to truly be ourselves.
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It's a record that distills the space between two people, a record for romantics, and for those still searching.
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And nothing but betrayal and misery ensues as it becomes clear that neither of these romantics has a chance.
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And, of course, the romantics out there can't help but hope a reunion is in Rebecca and Frankie's future.
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This season's group of hopeful romantics are also the most diverse yet, in terms of race and geographical hometowns.
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Unfortunately for US romantics, however, the Raspberry Rose V30 is only going to be on sale in Asia and Europe.
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In the late 18th and early 19th century the Romantics went one better, crediting children with deeper wisdom than adults.
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That's what we are, deep down: a nation of repressed romantics, sublimating every desire into a grey pool of nothingness.
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And there are a lot of romantics out there if the number of shares on this photo is any indication.
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Some hopeless romantics might enjoy a potential match per day, and even better yet, knowing how your heart really feels.
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Cynics are often romantics in disguise, and my married friend's joke was enough to release certain fantasies into the air.
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In championing the Romantics he was credited with helping to persuade English departments to teach them again in the 1960s.
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Or, as some romantics among us are hoping, "it" means rekindling the universal wish that they would get back together already.
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And rom-com obsessed hopeless romantics like myself, who aren't afraid to share their hearts on their timelines, have Crush Twitter.
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In October, the sun beams its bright energy toward both, revving up our inner romantics and increasing our urge to merge.
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The exhibition's magnificent paintings not only evoke the spectacular hikes the Romantics undertook without GPS, hiking apps and modern outdoor clothing.
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In the vein of other Partisan-signed romantics like Cigarettes After Sex and Lontalius, "Arrow" finds Body Type thinking about love.
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For the romantics among us, these movies can be consumed no matter the time of year, no matter the relationship status.
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Sasha Cagen is the author of Quirkyalone: A Manifesto for Uncompromising Romantics and she's at work on a memoir called Wet.
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Some romantics put this agreement not to disagree down to a beguiling regional culture of pacifism, fine manners and face-saving.
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Patel, like many romantics, decided to incorporate the place where the two lovebirds first met when it came time to propose.
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When the romantic drama premiered in 2007, hopeless romantics around the world walked around in a teary-eyed daze for weeks.
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I share our story in an effort to keep her memory alive and to inspire all the other hopeless romantics out there.
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For us hopeless romantics, there's only one genre of movies that we can watch again, and again, and again – and that's romances.
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Starring The End of the F****** World's Jessica Barden, director Carly Stone's feature debut The New Romantics explores the purpose of relationships.
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Like Nanjiani and Gordon, Ryan has no better inspiration to draw from than her own hilarious romantics experiences on and off screen.
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Romantics see the team's success as a serendipitous triumph of character over money, the yeomen of England vanquishing the overpaid glamour boys.
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It starts in 1976 with the Ramones heading to England and ends as the New Romantics start to take over in 1983.
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For the romantics, grab some popcorn and turn on A League of Their Own, Drive Me Crazy, or Notting Hill once more.
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And we treat its sympathizers as romantics and idealists, rather than as the fools, fanatics or cynics they really were and are.
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Memorable Line: ''Everest has always been a magnet for kooks, publicity seekers, hopeless romantics and others with a shaky hold on reality.
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We're talking about the decade that gave us New Wave, New Romantics, new respect for rap, and Michael Jackson's King of Pop heyday.
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They pen indelible melodies and deftly combine them with lyrics that speak to the disenfranchised, the underdogs, the LGBTQ community… and the romantics.
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A few romantics want the group to be a vehicle for building up the nation, a goal with which the trusts may sympathise.
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Mendes, too, will appear in the upcoming film The New Romantics as well as the Noah Centineo-Matt Walsh vehicle The Stand-in.
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Many of these artists styled themselves based on eccentric subcultures of the time like the New Romantics, hardcore punk, goth, and rave culture.
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We are all, in that sense, Romantics: We want, even need, our artists to suffer, and to express that suffering in their work.
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The great weakness of 19th-century music, for all its emotional paroxysms, is squareness — the Romantics are addicted to symmetrical twos and fours.
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For all you romantics out there itching for more To All The Boys I've Loved Before, the promised sequel is still a ways off.
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They're unabashed romantics, unashamed aesthetes, and perfect proof that British music at its best isn't stuck in the humdrum world of kitchen sink realism.
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Beyond more traditional applications, economics can be used to study the marriage market (romantics be warned), regulation of smoking or use of illicit drugs.
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Miller's fascinating biography argues that the prolific poet, who died in exile in Africa, represents a "missing link" between the Romantics and the Victorians.
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Its autumnal voice seduced the Romantics: the pioneering concerto is Schumann's, which begins not with a heroic display but with a great meandering rumination.
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Straining against the formal dictates of classicism's ideology of control and moderation, the Romantics became, in essence, the modern world's first true "countercultural" movement.
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Over here, we were intellectuals, romantics—we pushed and shoved a little, we imprisoned some, and in extreme cases, we drew out our batons.
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Dig beneath the topsoil of "this supposedly hard-headed country", advises Zwagerman, and you hit a contradictory layer of "contemplative arch-romantics" and "reserved iconoclasts".
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Francke's suspicion of play was eclipsed by the Romantics' idealised notions of childhood, which linked the activities of children with those of artists and poets.
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For romantics among us, one of 2017's most enticing storylines will be witnessing the return of the Nokia brand to the world of smartphones.
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For centuries after this, the romantics of the world were content to just call each other "Valentine" or exchange small personally written tokens of affection.
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The city's Transportation Department continues to crack down on the "love locks" that romantics hang on the Brooklyn Bridge by, well, cracking and removing them.
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Otten imagines the Last Poets as modern Romantics whose personal histories, performance styles and Afro-diasporic musical roots provide access to a sublime black aesthetic.
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Romantics can check out our latest Modern Love podcast or revisit one of the column's most popular entries: The 36 Questions That Lead to Love.
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In England, we had the Mods, the Punks, the New Romantics, the skinheads, and those movements were not about self-expression through aggression or rioting.
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Although Facebook users in the United States have had access to the app's dating feature for nearly six months, hopeful romantics in Europe are still waiting.
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From pre-rolls in the shape of actual flowers to cannabis-based massage oil, there seems to be a lot out there for all the romantics.
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The woman immediately started laughing upon seeing herself and her pal featured on screen, as the fitting "What I Like About You" by The Romantics played.
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The real winners of the 90th Academy Awards were all the hopeless romantics of the world, the friend-zone haters, the Mindy Kaling/BJ Novak stans.
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In Super Sad True Love Story and The Russian Debutante's Handbook, Shteyngart gave us strivers and hopeless romantics, who frequently faced forces much larger than themselves.
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Well, you can get a taste of what it was like to be there in the new video for "New Romantics," which premiered on Apple Music.
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In 2014, Sasha Cagen, author of the book, Quirkyalone: A Manifesto For Uncompromising Romantics, pledged uncompromising devotion to herself during a self-wedding in Beunos Aires.
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The modern-day romantics who choose to keep the tradition alive, however, often require a few trips to a pawnshop in a city center like Suva.
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Countering the explicit rationality of the Enlightenment and the restraint of Neo-Classicism, Romantics embraced the imagination, emotion, the grandeur of nature and an idealized nostalgia.
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For example, authenticity has traditionally been a rallying call of Romantics who, like Rousseau, believed that the progress of the Enlightenment erodes the uniqueness of individuals.
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"The biggest thing I learned from her is there's no amount of success that allows you to stop working hard," he says of the "New Romantics" singer.
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The moon's gravitational force controls the Earth's ocean tides; some romantics would argue that its potent charms play a magical role in many a successful seduction, too.
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They've also been honing their drum machine-heavy, 80s-inspired romantics into something perfectly cohesive, borrowing from another decade while placing their own slant on the sound.
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Romantics make Vila Bled hotel their base before hikes through forested trails in Triglav National Park and visits to Vintgar Gorge — home to the country's tallest waterfall.
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The biggest names in the game, playing as hard as they did, is what basketball romantics like myself have always hoped the All-Star Game could be.
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Couples hire entertainers who speak to who they are: opera singers for the highbrows; poetry pontificators for the romantics; or street and subway acts for the urbanites.
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Pasternak fans and incurable romantics will be better off sticking to "Doctor Zhivago," or searching out the earlier memoirs that serve as this new book's central sources.
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Even though we've got plenty of reasons not to watch Revenge Body With Khloé Kardashian, hopeless romantics might want to check the reruns for an especially touching episode.
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" — "New Romantics," Taylor Swift When 2017 Is Finally the Year You're Going to [Insert Resolution Here]: "I dream it, I work hard, I grind 'til I own it.
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In his youthful second book, an enthusiastically received novel called The Romantics (2000), Pankaj Mishra portrays young men from provincial India who immerse themselves in modern intellectual history.
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We were both literally a pair of hopeful romantics when we met and our shared love of Disney became something central to our very own fairy-tale romance.
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Throughout history, Satan or Lucifer has been invoked by outsiders, romantics, and anarchists as the patron saint of human liberation, the serpent who tempts with the Forbidden Fruit.
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Monique and I both want to be Princess Mononoke, we love to show off how strong we are, we're both romantics — though I'd admit it less easily than her.
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While the eggplant emoji is a standard choice for colorful sexters everywhere, a new company has decided to allow romantics to send actual, real-life eggplants to their lovers.
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Hong Kong men are Asia's biggest-spending romantics but cupid has been busiest in Thailand, according to the Mastercard Love Index, which tracks Valentine's Day spending in Asia Pacific.
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Unfortunately for any left-wing romantics amongst the supporters hoping for a timeless gesture of solidarity from the club, it was a match which would never actually take place.
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Wednesday's "The New Romantics" program includes another piece by Lang along with works by Ballet Theater's Gemma Bond, a member of the corps, and James Whiteside, a principal dancer.
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Assuming you're looking to switch things up this year and really knock the socks off of your valentine, we asked some romantics at Mashable to describe their dream dates.
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What's more, Netflix has broken down its content into nearly 80,000 specific genres and subgenres — everything from Emotional Independent Dramas for Hopeless Romantics to Witty Dysfunctional-Family TV Animated Comedies.
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It's not just that the show uses song cues from the John Hughes era of new wave, new romantics, goth, and post-punk that jumped off the screen at me.
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There's nothing quite like travel to put any relationship to the test, no matter whether you and your significant other are adventure-seekers, lovers of luxury, or old-school romantics.
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American politics has tended to be hostile terrain for the idealists and romantics who have started third parties or mounted independent campaigns for the presidency, governorships and other elected positions.
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The eighteenth century liked elegant Shakespeare ("Julius Caesar"); Romantics liked tragic Shakespeare ("Hamlet"); and we postmoderns favor the more self-consciously wrought and obviously symbolic romances ("The Tempest" above all).
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Musicologists generally agree about the brightest stars of the classical repertoire, and here they all are, above all Bach, Beethoven, Handel, Mozart and a raft of Romantics, from Schubert to Wagner.
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While her mother assumed she was at the Tate Gallery, she would get dressed on the train from her home in Northampton and follow caravans of New Romantics around for hours.
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The number of supporters they attracted were smaller, but for some young Muslims they promised adventure and heroism, akin to the Spanish civil war which drew European romantics in the 22015s.
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The ruling New Progressive Party, led by Mr Rosselló, wants it to become a state, the Popular Democratic Party prefers the status quo; a few socialists and other romantics want independence.
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The first was Tony Benn, whose fantasy politics and messianic egoism appealed to romantics, and who was only narrowly defeated in his bid to become the party's deputy leader in 1981.
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Among the Romantics, Mary Shelley (see above) celebrated free love as much as men like Lord Byron did, but struggled to reconcile her physical passions with the misogyny of her era.
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A largely unknown cast play the young romantics caught up in the heyday of disco, rap and punk, with assistance from Jimmy Smits and Giancarlo Esposito as elder statesmen of the Bronx.
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Fredell Lack, an Oklahoma-born violinist and teacher who in a long international career that began in the 210s was known for intimate interpretations of works by the Romantics, died on Aug.
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It won't be long till I knock at the door of the house Where in this life I'm at my desk preparing a class On solitude in the novels of the Romantics.
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At first it was only the New Critics, F.R. Leavis, T.S. Eliot and the rest, with their promotion of dry Anglican Metaphysicals and their hatred of the Romantics he adored: Shelley, Wordsworth, Keats.
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Harlem Romantics, their Lake District was Dixie, and their lyrical ballads were the songs, stories, and tales they gathered—Hurston compiling transcripts for her academic work, Hughes jotting down phrases in his notebook.
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But this year she did not score any nominations after touring worldwide for much of 2015, despite releasing videos for "Out of the Woods" and "New Romantics" in late 2015 and early 2016.
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In other words, the masks allow Schumann to capture love as a spectrum: He gets more of it than his fellow Romantics, even Chopin, with whom love can sometimes feel like a performance.
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A new exhibition, "Nobodies and Somebodies," shows unseen portraits — many thought lost — of cabaret artists, bohemians, New Romantics, Punks, drag queens and fetish fans, as well as her drawings from the Berlin stage.
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Her mother a dancer, her father a percussionist, Ms Wang inherited a love of "hot-blooded" composers, particularly the "Russian Romantics" such as Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky, and an appreciation of the performative arts.
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If earlier biographers like Lindop helped rescue De Quincey from his exclusive affiliation with drug culture and set him once again alongside the Romantics, Wilson makes it clear just how close that connection was.
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The hopeless romantics will swoon, the cynics will roll their eyes, but what both camps can agree on is that scaring your beloved to death should never be a part of popping the question.
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He writes about his delight of the dawn chorus or dolphins dancing in the water but also about the Romantics, agricultural devastation, the magnificent color range of American warblers and London's Victorian sewage system.
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They saved their biggest surprise to date for their third album, "Room Inside the World," on which they swerve without warning into warm, expansive balladry with shades of Roxy Music and other New Romantics.
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"Romantics Anonymous" is directed by Emma Rice, who with this production marks her departure as artistic director of the Globe after a tricky few years that found her at odds with the theater's board.
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The "New Romantics" singer took a break from the three-day festival to jet off to San Antonio, Texas, Saturday afternoon to attend the wedding of her friend and backup singer Eliotte Nicole, PEOPLE confirms.
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Now I'd normally never admit this to anyone — actors in L.A. are stereotyped as delusional, hopeless romantics who are bound to fail, and I wanted to stay as far away from that stereotype as possible.
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Well, no disrespect to Jane Austen or all the hopeless romantics out there, but I just never believed in that fairytale — until I fell head over heels with MD Complete's Acne Clarifying Gel Mask... again.
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Together with the zeal with which they have lately conceded this struggle ("It's not the economy, stupid" runs one poster), this gives away the category into which many top Brexiteers fall: romantics in big houses.
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On March 73, she brings a pair of complementary Mozart concertos to Carnegie Hall: the bucolic and graceful No. 19 and the minor-key No. 20, whose stormy grandeur appealed to subsequent generations of romantics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It was not a day for FA Cup romantics as Manchester United scrambled past Sheffield United and minor league Eastleigh came within a whisker of causing the third round's only genuine shock on Saturday.
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And like clockwork, those types will slide into your DMs on a Friday night, just as you're enjoying a date with a guy who, like us romantics, doesn't break a sweat over love or a little Neruda.
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As a woman, asking men for a kiss with no intention of falling in love or keeping in contact is powerful in a way, and breaks the stereotype that women are hopeless romantics just looking for love.
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I wish I could tell you the producer caved in under the pressure, but apparently it all had to do with environmental regulations, so even us nostalgic romantics were cruelly beaten by that thing they call progress.
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If Plácido Domingo was best known at the height of his career in the tenor roles of the Italian Romantics such as Puccini and Verdi, his artistic origins lie in zarzuela, a tradition of Spanish sung theater.
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Vic Damone, the postwar crooner whose intimate, rhapsodic voice captivated bobby soxers, middle-age dreamers and silver-haired romantics in a five-decade medley of America's love songs and popular standards, died on Sunday in Miami Beach.
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This was not only a claim made by Enlightenment scholars looking to craft a "scientific" theory of race, but of Romantics of the mid-1800s, searching for racial and cultural histories to undergird the nationalism of the period.
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APAC's romantics plan to spend $100 on average on Valentine's Day presents, with Hong Kong male respondents the most generous, planning to spend $273 on presents, while love-struck consumers in China plan to spend an average of $239.
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The term appeared in the poetry of the Decadents and Romantics but often to describe physical repulsion, in fact, it was also used before the Great War as a medical term for a loss of control of the body.
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Though Burke was not the first to articulate this idea (Jonathan Richardson, a painter and theorist, sought to identify the sublime in art some 20 years earlier), his manifesto was the most influential, particularly for the Romantics and Transcendentalists.
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Mr. Harper, already deep into Keats and the Romantics, began to see poetry as a vocation, an inclination that hardened into conviction after he was accepted into the Iowa Writers' Workshop, where he earned an M.F.A. degree in 1963.
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Right about here seems like a good place, in the interests of fairness, accuracy and self-preservation (I can see the furious Rome romantics reaching for their Dolce Vita-brand pitchforks) to issue the requisite "Rome is Spectacular" caveat.
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Nineteenth-century groups of intellectuals in both Europe and America, like the German Romantics and the American Transcendentalists (who tended to fetishize "exoticism" and Eastern "mysticism," in contrast to decrepit European "civilization"), developed an interest in all things Indian.
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The paintings transmit a visual sublime based in vertiginous infinity that recalls trippy trips to the Space Show in the Hayden Planetarium, Vija Celmins's charcoal drawings of twilight, and the poetic writings of Gérard de Nerval and other Romantics.
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His austere film-making treats them as serious artists, heirs to a national cultural inheritance stretching back to the Romantics of the 19th century (the title is a quote from Heinrich Heine's famously melancholic paean to his homeland, "Night Thoughts").
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Fans don't usually get to see how Swift, 26, adoringly watches her boyfriend when he's performing, but the "New Romantics" singer proved just how much she loves him when she shared an Instagram photo of herself fangirling over Harris' Coachella set.
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And if the romantics out there are searching for more evidence that Love, Actually might have predicted this latest royal love story, look no further than the moment Sam spills his soul to his father Daniel (played by Liam Neeson).
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This is a restaurant for romantics and sensualists, just the place to take my friend who collects Victorian jewelry and mounted butterflies, the one who will smile when she sees the Chartreuse prominently shelved with the other after-dinner drinks.
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"We're looking at a lot of things — among them, how to nail the tone of the piece exactly right, and how to explode the world of New Romantics and synthesizers and 1980s pop music into the room more," she said.
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He is the author of several books, including "The Romantics: A Novel," which won the Los Angeles Times Art Seidenbaum Award for First Fiction, and "From the Ruins of Empire," a finalist for the Orwell and Lionel Gelber Prizes in 2013.
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Her career has been built on her playing of the Russian Romantics, the "red-blooded" and "hot-blooded" composers, as she calls them, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, for whose "passionate, emotional" pieces her short flame-red dresses seem to have been made.
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Of course, to mock them, even however gently (as all from "Friends" to "Saturday Night Live" have done), misses the pair's agenda entirely: to be wholly unironic romantics, prostrating themselves faithfully at the feet of all rich girls and man-eaters before them.
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"Simplicius Simplicissimus," the first great German novel, describes a peasant wandering the devastated Holy Roman Empire after the Thirty Years War; Goethe and his contemporaries imagined love-struck romantics killing themselves in dark forests; Wagner's Ring Cycle ends with Valhalla in flames.
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The Los Angeles-based musician—who's been endorsed by fellow romantics Kevin Abstract and Steve Lacy of the Internet (and writes a love advice column for Noisey)—writes beautiful love songs that sound like they're made for sitting next to a lake.
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Pankaj Mishra is the author of several books, including "The Romantics: A Novel," which won the Los Angeles Times Art Seidenbaum Award for First Fiction, and "From the Ruins of Empire," a finalist for the Orwell and Lionel Gelber Prizes in 2013.
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The subjectivity that was a hallmark of the Romantics was always tied to an Imperial ambition that was projected onto the world, but here that world view is just another toppled intellectual regime, placed alongside other historic ideas like objects in a museum.
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The expository mischief is so infectious and engaging that, despite being confused I am also delighted, and I find myself readily capable of being in those mysteries, uncertainties, and doubts beloved by English Romantics and generated so ardently by zany American poets like Anselm Berrigan.
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In a modern world where even Beyoncé, as close as you will get to sentient perfection, has to dedicate an album to putting her man back in his damn place, you might laugh in my face when I tell you old romantics still exist.
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Best for a date that's not a random hookup best for the impatient best for gay guys best for queer women best for people who believe in love at first sight best for cynics who are closet romantics best for picky daters with high standards
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Without him, there would be no punk, no glam, no post-punk, no hair metal, no goth, no Brit-pop, no new wave, no freak folk, no new romantics, no (as we know it) blue eyed soul, no (as we know it) art-pop.
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In a revelatory scene, Mitsuki discovers that The Golden Demon, which played such an outsized role in her family's fate, and, in Mizumura's telling, transformed a generation of Japanese women into Emma Bovary-like romantics, was actually based on a dime-store novel from America.
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And so the greater truths found in solitude — in nature, like the Romantics' "thoughts of more deep seclusion," or in a country in which you don't speak the language, in which no one knows your name — have never felt more rare and hard-won.
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Both the romantics and the iconoclasts would eventually fall out of favor in the Soviet Union, and the People's Art School would close in just a few years — but this exhibition captures the glorious conviction, too rare today, that art must serve the people.
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Perhaps it's the smiles of the waitresses, swishing about in chiffon, as they offer a whiskey Negroni (the liquor mellows the bitterness of the original) and say, "Thank you, baby," with a wink; perhaps it's the excellent soundtrack of Paul Simon and British New Romantics.
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"Secrets" meshes an interpolation of the Romantics' "Talking in Your Sleep" with a sample of Tears for Fears' "Pale Shelter," while "Die For You" pays homage to Prince while cribbing an interpolation of the R. Kelly classic "Feelin' On Yo Booty" in a strangely pure-hearted way.
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Image and GIFs by the author, via Caught in a late-night dance, with both parties affectionately pushing and pulling away and from each other, the thrilling animated music video for Dead Seem Old's "This Mess Won't Make Itself" will appeal to romantics and modern lovers alike.
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The odd thing is that, while the "book shows" that sprang from this transformation produced the greatest body of songs since the German Romantics, and more varied than those, the shows that produced those songs were so slight as to be unrevivable, except as nostalgia pieces.
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But a steady stream of idealists, romantics, opportunists, mercenaries and filibusters have jumped into foreign frays anyway — riding with Pancho Villa in Mexico, fighting fascists in Spain, ferrying arms to Cuba, battling communists in Africa and even trying to establish new slave states in Central America.
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The claim that it's uncharacteristic for Austen has some truth to it: It's not the witty drawing room comedy of manners she's known for, but rather the thoughtful work of a writer at the height of her powers, beginning to engage with the Romantics writing all around her.
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On 1981's BGM, the band built an entire universe from the sort of sawtooth synths that would influence acts like The Human League and Eurythmics, while lush ballads like "Expected Way" (from 1983's Naughty Boys) indulged in the syrupy-sweet strings of London's biggest New Romantics.
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Crafted from glovetanned leather, the top-handle style satchel is "inspired by romantics and the endless possibilities of New York City" according to the website's description, and with three compartments it solves the problem of everything falling to the bottom of your bag, never to be found again.
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The German Romantics' dismissal of universalism and reason-based moral worth, (reason being a cold and abstract way to evaluate a human, they thought) returning to the particulars of identity, found political expression in many of the nationalist projects of the 20th century—some of them exceedingly brutal.
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The past, in her hands, becomes tangible through the tandem operations of order and disorder, and as Darboven's 4/4 bass line plays in the background here, you may feel, as I did, the sort of sublime awe that German Romantics felt when beholding the Matterhorn or Mont Blanc.
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Evidence for the existence of such conditions is not hard to find, provided we assume that the entire Vedic, Taoist, and Buddhist traditions are not based on mere speculation, or that Plotinus, Eckhart, Böhme, Goethe, the English Romantics, and the Symbolists were not entirely deluded about the nature of their experiences.
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As for those interviewed, they included students who said museums were like "eating your vegetables" and romantics who cherish their lunch breaks, when they can hop in a cab to go steal a few quiet minutes in front of a beloved painting they have already gazed at dozens of times before.
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To deny this is to pander to silly romantics who pine for a time that passed more than a century ago for most people: when you only did business with your neighbors, when your justice of the peace lived down the block and when you walked to your job across town.
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And you would have never guessed the six hopeful romantics – who have just met their husbands and wives for the first time after walking down the aisle at The Diplomat Resort and Spa in Hollywood, Florida – are just getting to know each other judging off their PEOPLE exclusive First Look wedding photos.
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The Jacobins and the German Romantics may have been Rousseau's most famous and influential disciples, but Rousseau's claim that the metropolis was a den of vice and that virtue resided in ordinary people makes for a perpetually renewable challenge—from the right and the left—to our imperfect political and economic arrangements.
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Italy was the object of longing for German artists in the 18th century, but German Romantics, after they had travelled the South, often then embarked on long hikes closer to home: through Germany along the Rhine valleys, the Eifel National Park, the Harz Mountains or the Elbe Sandstone Mountains in the Saxon Switzerland National Park.
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I have developed dad jokes about the night that I find myself telling my staff each year: "We don't need candles because the awkward couples light up the room with their phones," or something about how the hopeless romantics are to blame for no stars in London because of their light pollution on February 14.
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Facing the reality of the Industrial Revolution and its destruction of nature, oppression of workers, and privatization of many things once shared in common by the public, the Romantics—poets, novelists, and visual artists—of the 18th and 19th centuries imagined the world outside the human and scrutinized what humanity was doing to itself.
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The specificity of the set-up and the strangely high probability that you could give up a bunch of your life and not make it on screen at all tell me that Love Is Blind could continue to attract romantics, oddballs, and people deeply intent on having a heterosexual marriage, not just fame seekers.
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But after years of tension and a long-awaited reconciliation, Swift and West are back to where they started, following the rapper's February 19893 release of "Famous" off his The Life of Pablo album (which made jabs at the "New Romantics" crooner) and wife Kim Kardashian West's claims that Swift knew of West's plans to release the track.
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To anyone who imagines that numismatists are hopeless romantics searching for coins in shipwrecks, musty attics and old curiosity shops, Mr. Newman was a composite antithesis: the author of books and scholarly articles and a consummate intellectual with an encyclopedic memory, a passion for history, the instincts of a relentless detective and the sharp eye of a trader in antiquarian treasures.
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We're romantics, and the world is wondrous when you believe that you belong to some brave and special tribe and have experienced enlightenment — about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, about the existence of extraterrestrials, about the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center, about vaccines — that all the less perceptive, more gullible conformists out there simply can't comprehend.
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The exchange was hailed by German Romantics as key evidence of a longstanding dialogue between German and Italian artists, but it also seems revealing of a certain kind of personality: that of an artist extrovert, someone who has an eye on his or her fellow practitioners, who nurtures their own creative instinct by surrounding themselves with the work of others.
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Dressed all in black, with her face hidden behind Cutler & Gross sunglasses, she would take large sheets of paper out with her in the evening and draw in situ: first in hashish-scented jazz dives and the strip joints of Soho; later at the Blitz club, where London's New Romantics took pains to outdo one another in the wild extravagance of their dress.
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It was a harrowing experience, they said, and it came only one month before Harmony Korine, the legendary cult filmmaker who wrote the seminal movie 90s Kids and directed 2012's oddball mind-bender Spring Breakers, would begin principal shooting on his newest project, The Beach Bum—a look at "Cosmic America," and the drunkards, degenerates, and romantics who inhabit what was once Ernest Hemingway's famous, mythic retreat.
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This puzzle is a nice example of the benefits of having thoughtful soundboards for theme ideas — my original concept focused on only soccer, and I toyed with two extra thematic layers: a RED card rebus replacing the square where the player was "ejected," as in HO[RED]SS ROMANTICS (with PELE getting the red card), and "sidelining" the ejected players, their entries appearing only along the puzzle's rim.
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There are missteps, because even gods have their failings—"Wildest Dreams" comes across as a tired Lana Del Rey reboot, and the Pet Shop Boys-recalling bonus track "New Romantics" should've undoubtedly made the album's final cut—but otherwise, West has delivered a millennial pop fever dream with The Life of Pablo, a generous gesture of a record with plenty of room for the haters to hate, hate, hate.
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Three-hundred and sixty-eight pages beckon a leisurely read, spreading generous reproductions across six interpretive categories, each meant to expand on notions, suggested — unsurprisingly for a commentary on a wanderer's art form — in a rambling introductory essay, the gist of which is that abstraction's mid-century zenith marked, as Robert Rosenblum noted at the time, a revealing link between Abstract Expressionist painters like Mark Rothko and Clyfford Still and 19th century Romantics.
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If this was not an intentional design (and I'd like to hope it was not), and the developers were simply working under assumptions they believed were true, it's hard to fault them--after all, they were working from the same popular culture depictions of medieval race that thousands of creators had before, each built on the same feedback loops of "authenticity" dating back to the Romantics and the Enlightenment scholars that constructed the fantasy in the first place.
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As we're gearing up for the release of the "New Romantics" video, we're taking a look back at the rest of Swift's 1989 videos – and where to go if you want to relive them in person "WILDEST DREAMS" Where: Botswana and South Africa, AfricaTelling the story of two movie stars filming in Africa in the 1950s, the "Wildest Dreams" video looks like something out of a postcard, filled with waterfalls, giraffes, elephants, lions, mountains and vintage planes.
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" But Richard Gilman, in The New York Times Book Review, said it fell far short of Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" and Kenneth Grahame's "The Wind in the Willows," and predicted it would "find its true audience mainly among the people who have made a cult of Tolkien, among ecology-minded romantics and all those in need of a positive statement, not too subtle but not too blatant either, about the future of courage, native simplicity, the life-force, and so on.
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The 320-seat playhouse here has running in repertory two utterly contrasting productions that look poised for a life beyond the decorative interior of a venue whose intimate — some might say claustrophobic — setting isn't to all tastes: At the performance attended the other night of "The Secret Theatre," which is sharing this late-autumn season with the musical "Romantics Anonymous," a couple near me voiced annoyance with the sightlines, and later a patron near the front felt faint and was quietly led out by waiting staff.
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Despite his memorably odd-sounding surname (flew-vog, Norwegian — more about that later); despite the celebrities sighted wearing his often clompy footwear (Kit Harington, Scarlett Johansson, Woody Harrelson, Beyoncé, Sam Rockwell, Marisa Berenson); despite the bizarrely disparate cult following of punk rockers and alt-rockers, academics, techies, nurses, New Wavers, senior citizens, artists, Neo-Romantics, the orthopedically inclined and many, many foreigners; and despite a reputation for high quality and comfort, Mr. Fluevog and his edgy, funky women's, men's and gender-bending shoe and boot collections have been anomalies, outside the pale of the footwear establishment, ever since they first appeared in the 1970s.
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