Sure, you're still a savior, but you're the final savior, so that no other saviors can follow.
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The fact that it is impossible to think who that savior might be or what that savior would say to unify the party should tell us something about the impossibility of that savior.
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This isn't a passive, 'I'm your savior'—ultimately you have to be your own savior in this situation.
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It sets the stage for the white savior trope that has existed since slavery, except here Trump frames himself as savior.
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"China can be the savior of the pangolin -- right now it's the terror of the pangolin but it could be the savior."
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Photo courtesy of Alexandra Savior This past May, Alexandra Savior played a small show at the 200-capacity Los Angeles venue Hotel Café.
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Internet searches for "white savior" have grown steadily over the past decade, following Teju Cole's searing critique, "The White-Savior Industrial Complex," in 2012.
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Should Tara and/or Jesus have killed the unarmed Savior who peed his pants at that other Savior outpost, before he managed to gain an advantage and step on Maggie's prenatal vitamins?
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In early 2017, the smartwatch category could use a savior.
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My petite and perky savior from physical and digital clutter.
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In other words, it will be your summer style savior.
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The industry was in turmoil and desperate for a savior.
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The internet can never be our savior or our devil.
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And orders for the serious savior have been streaming in.
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"Harvey believes he is a savior," a Hollywood insider says.
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"Jared has a white savior complex," the former employee said.
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So I think streaming will be the savior of this.
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There is no recovering hero in Hunger, no savior therapist.
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Food can alternately feel like a savior, and a poison.
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George Bernard Shaw saw Muhammad as the savior of humanity.
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He was, briefly, hailed as a savior of the magazine.
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And lest you miss the point, your Savior is Jewish.
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There will be no apocalypse, no savior, no magic hugs.
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"This movie was the savior of this car," he says.
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All hail our new lord and savior, Norville "Shaggy" Roberts.
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The Browns have people believing he is a franchise savior.
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So you're saying he's basically some kind of capitalist savior?
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Gabriel makes sure Alexandria is protected from any Savior incursions.
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On Facebook, DNA Detectives doesn't exist as a solo savior.
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For the downtrodden city of Philadelphia, he was a savior.
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Troll or savior, he'd better be on his best behavior.
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Municipal broadband seems like the savior of the open internet.
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For once, it looked like a savior of its people.
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The Met shouldn't want a savior to follow Mr. Levine.
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But nobody is buying her blond savior routine any more.
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The options were excruciatingly slim, but I found my savior.
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Is Daenerys the savior of Westeros or a genocidal maniac?
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For this savior who took our punishment didn't stay dead.
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There is no room for a "savior" in the wings.
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But it's not the franchise savior you've been dreaming of.
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This time, Lopez made her personable, everywoman friendliness her savior.
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It is not bad, and it can be our savior.
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"They have been our savior during this," Albury told CNN.
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Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood — St. Petersburg, Russia
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Mr. Cuomo was praised by some as a subway savior.
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Nor is he the national savior he purports to be.
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And in this dystopia, Trump offered himself as the savior.
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The singer Iggy Pop recalled Mr. Bowie as a personal savior.
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His savior had no information on how the kitten was hurt.
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Before then swiftly making Sabrina a white woman savior to boot.
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She was a CEO who talked about herself as a savior.
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That's at the heart of what the Barbie Savior account mocks.
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Silicon Valley's geek god is trying to become its political savior.
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The Knicks' savior complexThe Knicks have been down this road before.
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He is the savior; you should put your faith in him.
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It also made workers feel they needed a savior like Trump.
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But LePage did concede one criticism of his lord and savior.
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But just as often it's their savior complex coming into play.
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But I don't think they're setting themselves up as a savior.
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"Green Book's" detractors say the movie pushes a "white savior" narrative.
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"We don't see bundling as the savior for churn," Laulis said.
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In order to sustain interest and consistency variety is their savior!
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Denim isn't just our wardrobe go-to, it's our daily savior.
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If there is no apocalypse, Lindelof's world doesn't need a savior.
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Wasn't this going to be our savior from manipulation by OPEC?
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"Those have been a real savior for us on the road."
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Could a young boy donning blue swimming goggles be a savior?
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He readily replied that his lord and savior was Jesus Christ.
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Government is not the enemy or the savior of the people.
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It's really hard and emotionally taxing, and humor is my savior.
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Blazkowicz, like most main characters in a game, is a savior.
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But I want to humbly offer an alternate savior: Burger King.
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Working people do not want a savior to speak for us.
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And therein lies the complicating factor in vinyl's supposed savior status.
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Right, so Chris, what do you think about this savior concept?
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But I alone will not be the savior of the Brazil.
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I hope that he sees more, sees Christ as his savior.
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Sanders, like any politician, is not a saint or a savior.
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In the name of Christ Jesus our savior we pray, amen!
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A savior from certain desolation and a variety of personality disorders.
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This savior will find an enemy to blame for America's woes.
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This is the paternalistic white savior syndrome operational in the man.
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Can you imagine John Bolton as a potential savior for Democrats?
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Emirates has already been touted as a possible savior for Etihad.
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Yet the natural gas plants aren't the nation's, nor world's, savior.
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Of course there is savior in this information-crisis world: journalism.
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She's been such a savior for me in so many ways.
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"I'll ask them to put it out," Lino, her savior, said.
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Speaking of potential turncoats, how long before Spencer goes full Savior?
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Muslims teach that Jesus was not the savior but a prophet.
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But it may have found a savior in a new owner.
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Vaela, the main character, wasn't meant to be a white savior!
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The fact was, though, that Vaela was a white savior type.
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"We hated them the way you'd hate any savior," he says.
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" During Thursday's debate, Rubio was asked about a magazine cover that called him the "Republican savior," and he quickly announced that the only savior was "Jesus Christ who came down to earth and died for our sins.
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"I would think Alex and Savior are probably the two highest commodities — Savior because of his size and defensive ability and rebounding, and Alex because of his age and his ability to score the ball," Harrield said.
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Was there every any fear of falling into a "white savior" narrative?
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The last thing we wanted to do was a white savior movie.
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Galt is the mashiach of the Randian cosmos, the savior-judge whose
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This was our savior from the Holocaust; it's like our sacred space.
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" THE SETTLERS Gabriella Johns, New York "We're going to need a savior.
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To critics, Huh's post screams of a particular Silicon Valley savior ethos.
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Much has already been written about Danny's status as a white savior.
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He's framed in a way that skates perilously close to white savior.
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Yet many Peruvians, especially among the poor, remember Fujimori as a savior.
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This is the heralded "savior of American fashion" we're talking about here.
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But now, it looks like Vine could have an unlikely savior: Pornhub.
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Will Bill Nye be the savior our turbulent earth so desperately needs?
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All 'Savior' artwork and Joshue Pagliery photograph courtesy of Empty Head Games.
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Last year, Ryan was seen as a savior of the Republican Party.
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Clinton plays this to her advantage by acting as the savior candidate.
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We're looking for a savior to rescue us from our midlife crisis.
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In many performances, the character arrives as a sullen but stalwart savior.
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For so many, self-care has been the unsung savior of 2741.
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This is where someone flips between the roles victim, persecutor, and savior.
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For those like Mr. Eason, Ms. Walsh is something of a savior.
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All they need to do is to rally behind a savior, himself.
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They found, or thought they'd found, a savior in President Ronald Reagan.
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Boogie wipes have been a savior for my toddler's ENDLESS runny nose.
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Miami and its Subs have a savior, and his name is Pitbull.
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In true Silicon Valley tradition, he has cast himself as a savior.
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That's the one way that SNL has become a savior of comedy.
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Speaking of guides, consider this salad-green explainer your desk lunch savior.
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This isn't to say it's for sure that Cassie is Scott's savior.
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Perhaps with Bradford's plan, these cows can add savior to their résumé.
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Negan tells Brandon that people are a resource, an old Savior adage.
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What can be said at this point about the self-styled savior?
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"Today we celebrate the magnificent glory of our risen Savior," he said.
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Here, he is both savior and judge, sweet singer of cruel sentiments.
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Anything that has a highlighter and blush in one is a savior.
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The other possible savior is the Nintendo NX, the company's upcoming console.
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Eventually I found a savior — a young employee at an Apple Store.
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Nor is being ordained a Knicks savior the world's most desirable appointment.
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Our prayer for you, Mr. Firestarter, is that you meet our savior.
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If your friend has a dishwasher, let that machine be his savior.
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Aiding Biden's newfound chances, ironically, was self-professed party savior Mike Bloomberg.
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And to dozens of desperate homeowners, Mr. Lawrence seemed like a savior.
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But there are early signs that Apple is not the industry's savior.
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They were a beaten lot, and they saw him as a savior.
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But in America, we allowed this savior halo to develop around him.
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She thought the Savior matter has been settled in her group's favor.
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We also looked at an unexpected savior for a Maine paper mill.
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A flawed savior, one could argue, is better than none at all.
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The white savior remains the most popular racist character in American letters.
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De Gaulle held the role of national savior for having resisted him.
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In times of terror, Baby was our glue, our solace, our savior.
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It was the decor equivalent of the white savior Barbie Instagram account.
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It now looks as if America, once again, will be Europe's savior.
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Donald Trump is not going to be our savior on gun reform.
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For those in areas with few retail options, it was a savior.
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He was, you know, like a savior who came down from heaven.
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Every week I sacrifice him until he will eventually be our savior.
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There was a time when Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer was considered Yahoo's savior.
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And that savior complex is exactly where CAOS' wokeness gets iffy real fast.
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The embrace lasted almost a full minute, as Knudson clung to her savior.
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AV1 is supposed to be the savior media codec that gets universal support.
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He championed the disinherited and viewed the intellectual as a savior of society.
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"No one asked me to be their political activist, savior," the rapper added.
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We know, it sounds wrong, but it might just be your summertime savior.
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Apple gets to be a savior for reasons less noble than they initially
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But just in case, their savior shows Luke how to fire a revolver.
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It took a familiar character to clarify Toussaint's historical purpose: the white savior.
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The beaten, broken and the damned sure as hell need a savior tomorrow.
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We're told Shia asked the would-be savior to leave, and he did.
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I eventually befriended one of the security guards, and he became my savior.
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So why not a mashup with our cyber diva and savior Hatsune Miku?
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Buying American Apparel could help make Bezos a savior of a dying industry.
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But in modern times, could it be a savior for struggling hotel chains?
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Roman Catholic believers an opportunity to view the face of their savior. TENI,
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Zayniacs rejoice: Your savior has blessed you with a new song and video.
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Ghosn, Nissan's one-time savior, has been held in detention since his Nov.
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VICE: How did you become the savior of Christmas for so many people?
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As a result, established brands like Abercrombie are having problems finding a savior.
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My wife has been my savior, always trying to look at the positive.
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First, there is the obvious "white savior" motif, which others have already noted.
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This savior complex is familiar but it also creates an argument about belief.
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A harsh critic of network programming, including NBC's, he seemed an unlikely savior.
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Let us now make it rain upon our lord and savior Baby Yoda.
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Collectors of awkward white-savior scenes can add this one to their stash.
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Bloomberg would be seen as the savior of America and he would be.
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Unfortunately, it looks like the hope that Collins will play savior is misplaced.
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Does Lil Wayne as martyred savior of hip-hop become hip-hop Jesus?
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I believe once someone knows Christ as their personal savior, I've affected eternity.
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Gabriel reads Bible passages to a Savior in the field before shooting him.
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It's your typical white-savior trope, and frankly, it's not all that realistic.
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Not that climate hawks should be embracing China as a savior just yet.
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The military, which controls the levers of power, sees itself as the savior.
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An entire forgotten generation in communities of factories past had found their savior.
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When she pines, it isn't for a romantic savior but for a body.
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We're actually looking for biblical deliverance here, which happens when one's SAVIOR arrives.
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Qualcomm's 3100 processor has not been the smartwatch savior we were hoping for.
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Take a look at our collection of recipes for that weeknight cooking savior.
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But in the case of Dubsmash, its biggest competitor was also its savior.
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As we explain in the video above, today's technological savior is artificial intelligence.
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How strange, I thought, not connecting it to me as my savior-bird.
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" Still, Solis Doyle added, "But one Democratic response does not a savior make.
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The article sought to critique the "white savior" narrative, yet reproduced its function.
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Jesus claimed to be the very savior — the Messiah — that his people awaited.
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At the same time, Eugene arrived as a prisoner in the Savior stronghold.
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Your political views should not be mixed with the birth of our savior.
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For pet owners with especially energetic cats, YouTube can even be a savior.
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Growing up, Elshowaya remembered hearing people chant that al-Nimeiri was their savior.
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Mr. Coon is aware that black people aren't looking for a white savior.
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"Coon was not constantly combating that narrative of the white savior," she said.
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Dwight showed up at Alexandria last week, claiming to de a Savior defector.
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In 1912, Father Duffy established the Parish of Our Savior in the Bronx.
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But for Lanvin, Mr. Sialelli, its new creative director, could be a savior.
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But he's not ready, or seasoned enough, to be the electable liberal savior.
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Until this month, Innovation Network was widely seen as the company's most likely savior.
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Then the corporate goblins that liberals found to be so terrifying became their savior.
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Throughout, the habitual looter and collector Mimaut was remembered as a savior of antiquities.
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She shares her plan with my personal lord and savior Cardi B. and Mariahlynn.
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In the era of #MeToo, is the playboy-turned-savior the right role model?
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But he stops short of suggesting the marijuana industry is some kind of savior.
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Probably the brutal murder of Benjamin at the hands of that dickish Savior, right?
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A large number of moderate, centrist Americans likely looked to Bloomberg as a savior.
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Will Offred's baby grow up into the savior of Gilead's horribly oppressed female population?
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Bloomberg may prove to be the establishment's savior if he can pull off a
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She's practiced patience and has this savior-like quality, but now it's game on.
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This sweet-natured deconstruction of the straight savior narrative is smart, funny, and revealing.
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To top it all off, he proclaimed he alone was the savior of America.
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I wrote a paper my male professor hated, called "Feminism: Woman's Savior" or something.
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Morgan, however, is being taunted by Jared, the savior who killed his young friend.
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Here's a reminder that the internet is not our end all, be all savior.
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But thus far with health care, Trump is turning out to be Obama's savior.
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"When they bought Hahnemann, they said they were gonna be our savior," she said.
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Another possibility is that he doesn't want to deplete Kingdom resources on Savior animals.
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Macklemore is not a hero, a savior, or a prophet for discussing white privilege.
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It on these sites that loperamide became touted as an over-the-counter savior.
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Americans, as we have discovered, are angry, frustrated, disillusioned -- and yearning for a savior.
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And that savior is my teammate in social media management, The Verge's Dami Lee.
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A savior arrives in camouflage "We hadn't eaten in, maybe, six days," Wheeler recalled.
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By now, Ratner was openly identifying himself as the savior of his adopted borough.
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Just a few months later he accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior.
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For some in the party, former Vice President Joe Biden, 250, is the savior.
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But it would also cause the Jews to finally accept Jesus as their savior.
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" He admonished Donald Trump, the would-be savior: "We don't look to be ruled.
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They are desperately seeking a savior -- and Ocasio-Cortez, for some, fits that bill.
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The name of our savior may not be on any of our tongues now.
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I looked at him and felt he was a savior, an incarnation of love.
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But he doesn't appear to be the climate-change savior scientists hoped he'd be.
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Weaves - One MoreAlexandra Savior - ShadesShow Me The Body - Body War Assassin - No Slave ft.
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Party elites who viewed him as their savior now might doubt whether that's true.
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"Da Vinci's Savior sold for 400 million USD, congratulations to the buyer," he wrote.
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Patty, savior of the wounded and broken, still figuring out how to save herself.
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I repeated after him and accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and personal savior.
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Lightweight pants will be your savior, keeping you both cool and appropriate this summer.
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The savior of the world appears in this painting as a soft, spumy cipher.
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Brazilians should not be fooled, Mr. Bolsonaro is not the savior our country needs.
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Here's St. Vincent, "Savior," the piano version, live at the Belasco in Los Angeles.
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Luckily, birth control was a savior for me when I was in my teens.
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But when he returns to the Savior compound, Negan's behavior will not be heroic.
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For Chris Evans, savior of American democracy, the origin story is rather less Marvelous.
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Buying American Apparel could help make Mr. Bezos a savior of a dying industry.
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Fashion Review It's a tough gig to be crowned the savior of American fashion.
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Trevonce, who passed away long ago, was my savior as I learned to cheer.
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Many of his contemporaries view the United States as South Korea's savior and protector.
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Mostly dependent upon one's politics, Mueller himself is viewed as savior, demon or avenger.
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"I think the savior yesterday was early voting and vote-by-mail," Vance said.
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It's not going to be the savior of anybody in Appalachia, it's just not.
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With his magical pass-catching skills, Beckham was once seen as a Giants savior.
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The traders worked with Sotheby's to sell "Salvator Mundi (Savior of the World)" (c.
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Anna Wintour, editor of Vogue and erstwhile savior of the theater awards, was otherwise occupied.
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There's a small bit that shows viewers how West came to be Tom Purcell's savior.
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For one, there's no white savior, a trope that still dominates movies of this ilk.
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" — Kim "I'd like to thank my Lord and savior, and Kimberly , for fucking on camera.
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Jesus may be your lord and savior, but could he also be your next boyfriend?
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Tell Kevin Costner: Dances With Wolves and other Hollywood westerns perpetuate the white savior narrative.
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"Here's this white guy from Vermont, and he's going to be our savior," Verdejo said.
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Her heroine, Eden Reid, is the world's one savior in a world gone to hell.
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He was never alone with children again, but He truly found his Savior in Jail.
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We've been tracking Ms. Savior, the Portland-born singer, for the past six plus months.
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Now a Savior aligned with Negan, Morales trapped Rick at gunpoint in the final minutes.
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No longer just a back-to-school necessity, the backpack is the adult's commute savior.
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Now, he's here to lead an invasion of earth for his dark lord and savior.
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In the premiere, she said as much, giving a muted glance to her savior/suitor.
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Then, in season 5, a red priestess in Volantis names Dany as the coming savior.
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"Number one, money is the Lord your Savior," Democratic consultant Jeffrey Pollock declared in 2006.
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Then an unlikely savior stepped in: Noyes' decidedly secular, business-savvy son Pierrepont Burt Noyes.
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Just as she was supposed to answer, the universe sent Fisher a savior: Adams herself.
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I named this planet Jurassic Park in honour of our lord and savior, Jeff Goldblum.
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I pray for the President in part because Jesus Christ is my Savior and Lord.
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And why would Paul counsel submission to a state power that had executed his savior?
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Negan sees Beta kneel before Alpha and it takes him back to his Savior days.
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"North Korea is persecuting their savior, a person who came to help them," Lee said.
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To the Rubio who was supposed to be the party's savior and hope, I mean.
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I hope that Oprah will refuse to fall into the trap of being our savior.
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I spent a good part of my childhood fantasies as that reincarnate, the future's savior.
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Matt, too, is about to get the axe when an unexpected savior shows up: Stick.
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Metal needed a savior in 203, and with Beavis and Butt-Head, it got two.
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Depending on your perception, you might consider ad blocking a savior… or a growing problem.
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"I think it's all about staying away from the personal savior," Pepper de Caires added.
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Do you have a moment to talk about our lord and savior The Vampire Diaries?
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Take, for example, "Savior" (1996), a sculpted tower built up from a found shopping cart.
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But the vinyl obsession is still difficult to predict, making it a problematic savior figure.
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So I want to believe in Netflix as a savior, but I have my doubts.
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How much did that perhaps erroneous belief shape her path and enable her savior complex?
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But Mattis isn't "the adult in the room" anymore, the supposed savior of the country.
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That the subject is the "Savior of the World" makes it all the more lamentable.
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Jared Kushner would find a financial savior for 666 Fifth Avenue, his family's towering albatross.
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Could Fieri be the savior of manly food personalities that viewers have been waiting for?
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The Nuggets won 43 games and he was hailed — not wrongly — as the franchise savior.
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It's this moment of Bigger's death specifically that Brown interpreted as a "white savior" narrative.
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On Sunday we got another extended seminar in the art of prisoner breaking, Savior style.
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"My savior is born," yelled Amy Azzo as she scanned the crowd near Union Station.
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After telling the story of a dictator's wife, here comes one of a teenage savior.
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Solving our climate crisis is important, but it's unlikely that imitation beef is our savior.
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General Pétain, who helped repel the German offensive, was called a savior of his nation.
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There will be no secret savior coming to snatch it away at the last moment.
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Your first customer is a great signal, but it's just a signal, not a savior.
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The Common Man/Average Person/Forgotten Middle Class American viewed him as their "savior;" 28500.
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Probably means the Cavaliers won't have their savior around past the end of this season.
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CreditCreditRenato Lumawag/Reuters DAVAO CITY, Philippines — President Rodrigo Duterte relishes the image of killer-savior.
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A first-round N.F.L. quarterback is typically hailed as the instant savior of his franchise.
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They thought Fidel Castro was going to be their savior, especially after the Batista government.
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The savior in this strange silence hanging over WWE may once again be Brock Lesnar.
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It was art not only as hope, but as a humanizer and as a savior.
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Kmart, though, finds itself exactly where it was in 2002: bankrupt and looking for a savior.
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Black women are being called upon to be the savior in stories, and it's about time.
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America's need for a savior outweighs any interest in what he or she does in bed.
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For White, Greyeyes, and Chastain, the white savior narrative is one they saw as woefully inaccurate.
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" The Obama of 2016 was reduced to warning of "homegrown demagogues" and a "self-declared savior.
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When Jesse kneels before the great-great-grandson of the savior, the man pees on him.
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As it becomes clear they might lose the Savior they're tracking, Ezekiel keeps the enthusiasm high.
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Still, some fans are heartbroken over the prospect that Cavill's days as Earth's savior are over.
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Losing the savior -- now that has to be a heavy load of guilt for any parent.
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"There's no savior in Kenya," said 26-year-old Ivan Kamau-Smith, a student in Nairobi.
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But cosmetology schools may have found an unlikely savior in the new Washington, DC: Betsy DeVos.
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This dish represented the white savior complex — each component described as a white male chef's signature.
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What followed was #MakeMulanRight, social media's negative response to the script's call for a white savior.
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The message is clear: If you're watching CNN's daytime programming, you're probably looking for a savior.
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Their leader, master and savior was dead and gone and they didn't know what to do.
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Still, the Paul Ryan-as-savior scenario is best left in the "almost certainly not" category.
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A new viral video is taking on the "white savior complex" in a truly hilarious way.
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Yet, Dexter is not the ultimate savior of these women — he's their ticket to the grave.
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Kwame Opam, The Verge: Much has already been written about Danny's status as a white savior.
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He has gained support in the east, where he is seen by some as a savior.
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Ivanka is hardly the savior for women the Trump White House would like her to be.
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Now, President Trump can take credit for being the savior in what was a deteriorating relationship.
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In every direction, a Savior stands with either a firearm or blunt object at their side.
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Chinese smartphone maker ZTE might have found a savior, and it's the last person you'd expect.
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The Mets, plainly, are desperate to bring back the caricature of Harvey as their swaggering savior.
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"We have the savior of Detroit here as our principal," said Tracey Penick, the college counselor.
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Mr. Kinch, I concluded, was the savior sent to bring California cuisine into the 250st century.
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In 2016, Cohen was the arch-enemy of Democrats, and in 85033 he is their savior.
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I realize that in some circles, municipal broadband is the great savior of the open internet.
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He's the 25-year-old savior for however many "Hero Ball" fundamentalists are still out there.
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Patrick Ewing, the prize of the first lottery in 1985, was hailed as a Knicks' savior.
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He was just Deshaun Watson, the Texans' quarterback savior, capable of anything and everything yet again.
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Trimming trees, he's just a guy with a chain saw; climbing for pets, he's a savior.
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As with all things Savior, they get a little harder to buy with every passing episode.
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In a span of a few days, he has evolved from credible backup to potential savior.
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There's a lot of savior-ism in politics, like 'Who's next?' and 'Who's gonna save us?
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" And she assured local voters that she had "accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior.
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But he's a savior in a world that can be merciless to those without a champion.
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Instead the savior was a microscopic infectious virus for which the mighty aliens have no immunity.
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Against this "Old Turkey" that the religious conservatives despise, Mr. Erdogan proved to be their savior.
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Yet he still characterized untouchables as "helpless men and women" who required a savior — namely, him.
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"What we've been taught in society is to always look for some savior," says Durek, 44.
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"The state will be interpreted, proved and trusted as the only savior," he wrote on Weibo.
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Without missing a beat she said, 'Jeb, I believe in Jesus and he is my savior.
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"Schooldays" ends with the self-appointed savior taking the first, halting dance lesson of his life.
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They were anointing a savior and anxiously unsure about who represented the surest and best hope.
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He could do as he wanted and never know fear,For an elf — and a savior!
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In any event, he may soon be seen as the potential savior of the Democratic Party.
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The Knicks hoped he could be a savior, but he may leave asmore of a scapegoat.
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So why was President Obama touted as an environmental savior if all these problems still exist?
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For billions of Christians around the world, Easter Sunday is a celebration of a risen savior.
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As always, the people most invested in a savior will project their own desires onto him.
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He made it look like everything was due to him, that he was the only savior.
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This week, the season ends with a surprise savior who is totally going to get grounded.
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Feel free to write in a savior on November 8; just know it probably won't count.
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And when your social life tends to spill into the workweek, a jumpsuit becomes an outfit savior.
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INCJ has been courting Sharp for months, and was widely seen as the company's most likely savior.
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Developers proposed the multimillion-dollar aerial tram as an economic savior for the reservation with high unemployment.
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Solution: The electric razor, Jacob Schick's 1923 invention and the morning savior of many a lazy man.
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Stomping around Appalachia, the self-titled savior of the dying industry made coal his biggest campaign issue.
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During another visit, his friend and mechanical savior Brady Richards stopped by to check in on Alexander.
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We must then assume that this frog is in some way connected to our lord and savior.
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Instead, she makes it clear that Ellen can't expect a savior to come along and rescue her.
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RUBIO: Well, let me be clear about one thing, there's only one savior and it's not me.
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He is the savior figure, the only one pure enough to fight back against the corrupt elites.
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He's not even the only left-wing economist vying for the role of savior of the left.
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Continued China or "savior" inferences are a wasted opportunity to build meaningful, wide-reaching and lasting value.
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Former Marine Alex Cairnie is already Warpaws' savior, now he wants to be the stray puppy's dad.
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YouTube commenters were quick to criticize the trailer, with some pointing out the trailer's white savior trope.
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I have been called savior and sinner, fool and wise man, crusader and exploiter, hothead and dope.
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We close the reception out and B., our lord and savior, chauffeurs a bunch of us home.
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Its potential savior is Saudi Arabia, now drawing fierce criticism following the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Depending on whom you ask, Facebook is either the savior or destroyer of journalism in our time.
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But then he and Morgan promptly murder every single Savior in the room, with only Jared escaping.
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But hey, Lance Bass is down:Serio's delusional thinking isn't limited to imagining himself as a cat savior.
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The savior was just another guy, with good points and bad points, but not an immortal superhero.
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It's been almost exactly four years since your performance/protest at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior.
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He will either be a social network savior or fall on the sword of the new 'product.
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There's no wrong way to be a savior, accidental or not, as long as you're saving something.
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They are people who believe whiteness is a savior, and that it can or will save them.
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"First and foremost all the glory goes to my Heavenly Father and savior, Jesus Christ," she wrote.
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The arsonist showed the selfie to his savior, who recorded a copy off of Huntsman's camera screen.
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Matt Damon was criticized for taking on the role of a "white savior" in The Great Wall.
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The work, she adds, is often grueling—the priests become confessor, counselor, and savior all in one.
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Because of course the savior of San Francisco would use a child's toy to dismantle the system.
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"The past administration is viewed as the environmental savior," Pruitt said in a radio interview last week.
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We might want to let him act first before we declare him to be stooge or savior.
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"The Carlyle Group looks more like a corporate raider than a savior in this deal," Coleman said.
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Maybe they turn to the farm system for a savior — Nick Swisher, the prodigal bro, is hitting .
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Michael Bloomberg is a Republican-turned-independent who now wants to be the Democrats' 2018 midterm savior.
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But what about all those underemployed, alienated white workers who are expecting an anti-establishment, populist savior?
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"Believe me, as Jesus Christ is my lord and savior, I'm not prejudiced or anything," he said.
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But in fleshing out a savior, Rinaldi seems determined to relate every aspect of his brief arc.
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Putin plays the people's savior from terrorism, in an election that has the hallmarks of a charade.
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If that happens, Senator Paul would go from Obamacare's most principled foe to its most beloved savior.
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"No," she responded, and that was before Rick executed the remaining Savior right in front of her.
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Now, we have Barbie Savior, an Instagram account spoofing the trend of "voluntourism" in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Some Ouya Savior Discord users are tasked with researching ways to fool the games into playing offline.
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Fawcett isn't any great white savior; sometimes he barely seems to know what he's doing or why.
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Parsifal, then, seems less a savior than an exposer of the artificial persistence of an aging generation.
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But as the coronavirus continues to spread around the world can the cartel really play the savior?
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He is hailed as a savior by his fans and as a crypto-fascist by his critics.
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With international pressure building, General Hamdan, 45, wants to present himself as Sudan's savior, not its destroyer.
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Repent of your sins, he told his listeners, accept Jesus as your Savior and be born again.
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Salvini, the suave savior, is everywhere other than in his interior minister's office at Rome's Viminale Palace.
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A savior stepped in ... Hillair Capital Management, buying out Boldface and sinking $10 mil into the business.
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As the stern but loving parental substitute, she embodies the kind of secular savior Disney excels in.
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SUMMER Movies 2019 With "Hobbs & Shaw," the actor continues his action film career as the world's savior.
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On Baseball Long before he became their summer savior, J.A. Happ was a footnote in Yankees history.
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In the video, Johnson essentially praises Kardashian as her savior, using dramatic language with echoes of abolition.
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Mr. Xi's positioning himself as a savior of Chinese culture has been accompanied by increasingly odd statements.
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Ms. Mayer, now 42, was hailed as a savior when she left Google for Yahoo in 20143.
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Not because I'm a white savior, but because I think this is a compelling story worth telling.
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Since then, she'd been mostly hanging around until the nutty assassination scheme landed her in Savior captivity.
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The non-elites tend to feel judged and looked down on by the self-appointed savior class.
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"Your role as the news company's savior could only add to your reputation and opportunities," they wrote.
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"There is no savior who's going to rescue us from the current state of affairs," she said.
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" According to Lemmons, this reading of the scene "goes completely against what we call white savior films.
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He ended up stowing away in the same Savior truck as Jesus, an unplanned but fortuitous development.
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"My savior is born," yelled Amy Azzo, an Iraqi immigrant who traveled from Michigan for the inauguration.
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It would seem to take some of the working-class-savior reasoning out of Uncle Joe's candidacy.
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One potential savior: this super PAC, which has piled up $2 million to introduce him to voters.
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This one involved a cantaloupe, a bunch of shopping carts and a suicide-by-Savior death wish.
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When the Cherokee were upset by that, Jamie won them over with a classic white-savior move.
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Anybody looking for a savior in 2020 to deliver a reversal of that, that cavalry's not coming.
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Ozark is not literally a white savior narrative, simply because all of the major characters are white.
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In that case, the controversy arose not over whitewashing, but over the use of the white savior trope.
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In the myth of the slave savior, she (Peggy, Priscilla, Dinah) is an actor, rather than acted upon.
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" Petersen doesn't appropriate or parody, and he doesn't try to come off as the latest savior or "genius.
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Do you ever leave a small offering to our Lord and Savior, Danny DeVito, during your restroom breaks?
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Arya's big savior moment is a nice callback to two major GoT moments over the last eight seasons.
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Iron Fist, billionaire hippie and magical white savior of the mystical Easter kingdom of K'un-Lun is… tolerable.
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The savior for the markets may be that a lot of bad news has already been priced in.
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It is telling that the masculine, martyr, and revolutionary archetypes all converge to mean the same thing: savior.
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There will be no pranks allowed on New York Jets savior Sam Darnold ... his teammate Buster Skrine says.
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"Our power doesn't come from some self-declared savior promising that he alone can restore order," Obama said.
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The one thing he could not survive was a new investor who initially seemed like a potential savior.
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When Morgan very nearly kills a cruel Savior he recognizes from a previous encounter, he and Jesus clash.
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All is unclear right now, including if Mallory really is the savior the witches believe her to be.
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Once thought to be the savior of consumer-facing software, apps are now ubiquitous, underused, underappreciated and underwhelming.
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The first Doomfist is referred to as The Savior, the second The Scourge, and Ogundimu is The Successor.
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As he looks for guns, he finds himself in a fight for his life against an unknown Savior.
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Later in "The Bridge," the Savior that Rick let go ends up being responsible for a zombie attack.
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Josh is still in Kansas and still pretending that he has accepted Jesus Christ as his personal savior.
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That said, just because Jennifer won't be back every week doesn't mean we won't see our savior again.
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Instead she returned to Hilltop, grabbed that Savior who tried to kill Jesus, and shot him point-blank.
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Then there's Keanu Reeves, who plays the prophetic savior who beats death in his quest to save humanity.
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So, maybe he got this far because he, like Harry Potter, is the One True Savior of Westeros.
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Any party that tweaks the health system has to be ready to become both a savior and boogeyman.
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But with Sonthonax eager to cement his place as the island's white savior, Louverture was spurred to act.
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Fearing a slaughter, Kurdish forces are desperately casting around for a savior and apparently seeing one in Assad.
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The appointed "savior" of Casey, Illinois resents his title, but its local business owners swear by its merit.
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Cupid's savior was turned away from a rescue before she found The Dog Rescuers Inc, reports Global News.
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Just when you thought there would be no Song of the Summer for Summer '16, a savior descends.
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Always the bridesmaid and never the bride, the "Republican Savior" was everyone's second choice and no one's first.
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In memory, Paul says, of the last meal that the savior ate on this earth before being crucified.
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"In Duterte, the people of the slums believed they had finally found their savior, their champion," Delano says.
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Against this backdrop, the trope of a bumbling Peace Corps "savior" without "real" development chops begins to unravel.
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It's a massive arc in which Tony transforms from selfish playboy into the literal savior of the universe.
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This view displays a white savior complex -- believing positive on-the-ground developments can only come from foreigners.
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This is why, in theory, unlimited monthly clothing rental services like Rent the Runway should be my savior.
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At a stroke, it went from being valueless to being the savior of rice farmers the world over.
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In fact, it currently is doing worse—we tried the rich savior thing, and it's been a disaster.
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At half its IPO pop price, Snapchat needs a savior, and may have found it in the algorithm.
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He's the focus of vague hopes and dim resentments that have turned him into a savior in waiting.
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We dream of a savior, and alas for the left, the Democratic Party is responsible for producing one.
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It's a fun, weird story, but also one that traffics in stereotypes, Orientalism, and the white savior trope.
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A potential savior emerged when Saudi Arabia made a $1 billion bid for a broad partnership with Denel.
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The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood is one of the most recognizable symbols of St. Petersburg.
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Brandon reveals himself to be a former Savior kid and major Negan fanboy, a nod to the comics.
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Only those who trust in Jesus Christ alone as their savior receive God's free gift of eternal salvation.
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Simon cannot be entirely unaware of this, judging by the haste with which he accelerates the Savior counteroffensive.
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But in a rare interview with The Times, General Hamdan presented himself as Sudan's savior, not its destroyer.
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To his supporters, Rakhimov is seen as the federation's savior because of deals he cut with A.I.B.A. creditors.
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Amazon has an opportunity to forge a new approach, one where big tech is neither savior nor antagonist.
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"England was my savior, like many women who went there, or to different countries like America," she said.
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JOPLIN, Mo. — Union Depot needs a savior, and the state of Missouri wants to know if you're it.
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Those still being detained as a result of the ICE raids have no such savior to help them.
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Some forms of employment are gone forever, and not even a self-styled savior can conjure their return.
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Now the hashtag has become a vessel for the brewing conversation around the film's supposed white savior narrative.
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The idea that video will be a financial savior in the media business is contentious, and often mocked.
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Our only comfort is the knowledge that she is now peacefully resting in the arms of her Savior.
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Christians believe that it is those who admit their weakness and need for a savior who get salvation.
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He has to play nice with President Vladimir V. Putin, his savior, even if he won't concede much.
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Last week, Sasha took the revenge baton from Rosita and ran it into the Savior stronghold, guns blazing.
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While many embrace Al-Masih as a savior, those ensconced in power view him as a grave threat.
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He's bleached his hair, dyed it pink, and GQ even called him "our new style savior" in 2017.
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It's the opening act for O'Rourke, the El Paso congressman who has reached savior status among Texas Democrats.
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Will Michonne make it to the Sanctuary, after taking that Savior hostage with the old walker roadblock trick?
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Today they believe President Trump is an untarnished Republican savior and are cheering his endorsement of Mr. Moore.
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Although he regards himself as a leader, even a savior, of world Jewry, Mr. Netanyahu is anything but.
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I searched around, spinning out, like that Mr. Krabs meme, the world swirling around me, for a savior.
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In retrospect, his actions point to what he's revealed himself to be in the final episode: a savior.
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Like, she was just a vessel for the birth of the savior, but she doesn't have anything to say?
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This brought Daenerys into the fold as a possible candidate, but even she might not be the savior, either.
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It's what made Jimmy Kimmel so potent and comedian-turned-liberal-savior John Oliver so limited in his reach.
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There are scores of people that have been wrongfully accused at some point in their life – including our Savior.
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And we were like, 'Could you please get down,' and he was like 'No, I'm the savior of Chicago!
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Tim Pawlenty When Tim Pawlenty agreed to run for his old job, many Republicans greeted him as a savior.
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Given the reliance of MoviePass on theater chains, building an equity partnership could prove to be the service's savior.
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He and Daryl proceed to take the remaining Savior, the one Rick tossed out of a moving vehicle, captive.
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The absence of Earth's Kryptonian savior is cited as a reason for the Mother Boxes awakening and summoning Steppenwolf.
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This week we pick up with...ugh, yes, it's Noah who is living out his wildest white savior fantasies.
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Trump used Twitter as a focus group for his new brand: Trump, savior of white rights and white civilization.
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"This person is a hero, a savior and a symbol of Dignity (Operation)," a man reading the statement said.
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Ory follows her across a vastly changed and dangerous world as rumors of war and a mysterious savior arise.
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"I'm not a savior," said Harrell, who won for the first time in his career at Globe Life Park.
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Negan never even contemplated what it might mean to lose, falling right in line with his massive savior complex.
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He also sees them as an opportunity to sell himself as the only savior in a time of crisis.
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On the day in 13 that Musk gave his speech at the Gigafactory, he was both despot and savior.
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We've all seen big, strong, sexy savior Idris—what we need is hot pink tube-top-wearing, vulnerable Idris.
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The city's savior, LeBron James, washed it all away with his historic NBA Finals Game 7 performance on Sunday.
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The movie depicts his character's heroism without creating a "white savior" tale; instead, it advocates community and communal action.
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He's therefore been upheld as an acceptably sane alternative to Trump by #NeverTrumpers on the hunt for a savior.
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If Kevin is some sort of "savior," perhaps he could be the one to stop what may be coming.
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This outpouring can be attributed, "to put it bluntly, (to) this white savior complex," said Fletcher, who is white.
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They also tend to encourage exchanges that feel more like the "white savior" trope than real cultural exchange. 36.
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" Each of these Elder Brains sees itself as "a savior of the mind flayer race and a living memorial.
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Honoré, dressed in his camouflage uniform, instantly became a savior to New Orleanians desperate for food, water and rescue.
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Daenerys has ruled in multiple cities, albeit cities she took by force as a white savior Breaker of Chains.
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And, though government has been cast as a savior, it often has been an inhibitor of small-business formation.
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And yet the fantasy of a technocratic centrist savior, instead of being consigned to a shallow grave, is flourishing.
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"The walled gardens have basically forced adtech vendors and marketers to look at TV as the savior," he said.
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On the road or the high seas, it is an absolute savior, so long as you have the space.
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He is more pimp than romantic savior, and their one sex scene is not passionate lovemaking but brutal copulation.
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Now Democratic voters have moved on to the next potential savior, practically begging de Blasio to take a seat.
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The Music Modernization Act You wouldn't typically consider Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, the savior of rock n' roll musicians.
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Unfortunately, due to financial consequences from the fire, the pup's family had to move and leave their savior behind.
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Firstly, we can flip this thing on its head and suddenly from being our savior, technology becomes the problem.
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Now that there was no one else left for him to bully, Trump presented himself as a political savior.
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What actually happens: The hotheaded Savior Jared impulsively shoots young Benjamin instead, to Richard's horror and Morgan's total breakdown.
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In some ways, data are to today's parents what psychoanalysis was to the postwar generation: a hoped-for savior.
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It's a quotation from the Bible's Book of Esther, in which an unlikely savior delivers the Jews from persecution.
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It is very important for me personally to encourage non-Christians to trust Jesus Christ as their savior. 3.
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If he errs, it is on the side of over-involvement; he suffers, too smugly, from a savior complex.
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Instead they piled on, accusing Mr. Sheeran of perpetuating the worst stereotypes, including making himself into a white savior.
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Instead, it refused to unlock its vault of Trump tips and stories as it promoted him as America's savior.
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Damon's the protagonist, which has drawn criticism from people who believe it's yet another story about a white savior.
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Crucially, as a Nigerian production, it firmly eschews any white savior narrative one might expect from a Hollywood film.
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Christian Pulisic, the 19-year-old who's currently the 357th anointed savior of American men's soccer, played pretty well.
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We began with Bete Medhane Alem (Savior of the World), considered to be the largest monolith church on earth.
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It seems likely that the pandemic will alter the landscape of American moviegoing altogether, and no savior has emerged.
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Elena wants to play white savior, to enfold Pearl within the suffocating warmth of her own perfectly run household.
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Unless a moderate favorite soon emerges, party leaders may increasingly look to Michael R. Bloomberg as a potential savior.
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Unless such a favorite soon emerges, party leaders may increasingly look to Michael R. Bloomberg as a potential savior.
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This election will turn on whether an individual voter sees Trump as a heroic savior or a destructive agent.
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You have a false savior, and you will have to turn on him to save yourselves and our nation.
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"My Lord, my God — you are my savior," he sang, his voice swelling up to the church's majestic rafters.
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Dolittle himself is empathetic and anti-slavery, but that doesn't change the outdated language and frequent White Savior plotlines.
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I encouraged them to abandon the idea of waiting for a savior to swoop in and solve their problems.
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The late founder went on to make a triumphant return as the savior of the technology company in 274.
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"To these elderly conservatives, the U.S. is more than just an ally and more of a 'savior'," he said.
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The group staged a performance in 2012 in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior that gained them international notoriety.
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But more importantly, the white savior complex never even rears its head, thanks to the nature of Oyelowo's character.
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Will the next generation be society's savior, as many current headlines suggest, or are they being damaged beyond repair?
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But as TMZ reports, Bieber actually quit the tour because he rediscovered our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ... again.
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Those of us who came up in the punk milieu recognized the Krampus as the new savior of Christmas.
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If Microsoft is willing to break the bank for LinkedIn, maybe there's a savior out there for Twitter, too!
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But I actually have hope that he is so bankrupt, he is so barren of any kind of concern for people, and he is so animated by this fake-billionaire-savior impulse, that I actually have hope that he will discredit the idea of the billionaire savior once and for all. Yeah.
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Basketball was a savior for Garcia at a young age, when his father's drinking became a burden for his family.
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They might even embrace as their new savior a megalomaniacal fabulist who insists he alone can fix this broken world.
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This savior product may be the last step in your application process, but we'd argue that it's the most important.
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These thoughts occurred when Lamar was being exalted as hip-hop's savior around the time of To Pimp a Butterfly.
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Between him and my lord and savior Cardi B., Mona Scott-Young, you magical mistress of messy, you got me.
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It was not immediately clear who the buyer of "Salvator Mundi" — which is Latin for "Savior of the World" — is.
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The boom in small-market sales has "been a savior for the pork industry," Iowa hog farmer Dean Meyer said.
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Pro-Brexit forces in Britain cast a hopeful eye to Paris, where President Emmanuel Macron looms as a potential savior.
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"How can you call Zuckerberg the savior of journalism when he's one of the ones that killed it?" she asked.
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His vision could do away with the problematic exoticism and "white savior" complex associated with Iron Fist in the past.
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And the company's bumbling approach to machine learning and privacy inspires little confidence that AI will emerge as Evernote's savior.
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My body and my mind are not my enemies, and the lie of assimilation and acceptance is not my savior.
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The savior of the union, great emancipator and martyr of liberty has proven an all but impossible act to follow.
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My mother, who had revered President Franklin D. Roosevelt as the savior of Europe, loved "Ronnie," but not his neckties.
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His career as world-savior is interrupted at the end of season 2 when agents of the Grail kill Tulip.
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"It's still very 'survival of the fittest,'" teased Austin Amelio, who plays Savior Dwight, in a recent interview with CNN.
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As much as we like to see technology as the ultimate savior, it's exactly as fallible as we make it.
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Elsewhere, Rick breaks up a fistfight between Daryl and a Savior, but he lets the latter off with a warning.
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And that you still shouldn't bet on a desperate brick-and-mortar savior swooping in to save your startup's day.
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Jumbo could be a nightmare for the tech giants, but a savior for the victims of their shady privacy practices.
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No, as grown-ish proves in its hour-long series premiere, Zoey's real savior at college will be female friendship.
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Adora slowly poisoned Marian and was, as Sharp Objects explains, more concerned with being seen as a healer or savior.
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"Investors remain heavily reliant on (ECB President Mario) Draghi as (the) savior of global liquidity and risk assets," they said.
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The pint-size savior from Texas came to her mom's rescue after she had a seizure in a relative's pool.
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The most likely savior candidate remains House Speaker Paul Ryan, who will be the chairman of the convention in Cleveland.
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In between, he continually criticizes the white savior complex, as if to distract from the fact that he has one.
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Once Marty had a hold on the canine, four other firefighters pulled the dog and her savior to dry land.
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Joey is in the arms of her beloved brother Justin and using her pretty voice to sing for her savior.
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The popularity of women like my personal lord and savior Cardi B. is a testament that "hoes" have more fun.
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Trump visualizes himself as America's savior and Ryan seeing the corporate class and ultra-rich dutifully serving in that capacity.
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Now we have good reason to reexamine it, and to be more wary of white savior characters in the future.
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This is the narrative that simultaneously fuels the white savior complex and a reluctance to accept movements for Black lives.
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But some Republicans aren't yet buying into the idea that Cruz could emerge as the savior of the healthcare effort.
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In the second season, we learn why Kimmy has taken on a "savior complex," as Vulture's Flor Edwards describes it.
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"We don't want to be a savior [of DIY arts]," says Vince Kadlubek, CEO and co-founder of Meow Wolf.
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"If we look at advance directives as the savior of our health system, it's not going to work," Periyakoil said.
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What bugged me the most about the perfection of the Savior scheme, as I watched it unfold, was its timing.
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When asked about the President's claim to be the savior of coal, veteran miner and industry consultant Art Sullivan bristles.
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"A Savior is Born" is the caption above an image of Jesus in a manger, with Mary and Joseph hovering.
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Of course, thinking of VR/AR headsets as the great savior of the thin-client computing model seems rather ironic.
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It's a multipurpose beauty savior that many people are using as a moisturizer, hair product, and even to whiten teeth.
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Enter coffee butter: a new spreadable caffeine creation from Japan and the savior of people who Don't Do Mornings everywhere.
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Should the electorate get fed up with one Trump term, there's always impeachment and the entrance of Pence as savior.
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And an aging madman with a podium and sense of betrayal is perceived as a savior for a troubled nation.
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Except the abused boy, Ricky, is now a troubled and troubling adult, rescued but not always grateful to his savior.
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CARMICHAELS, Pa. — The last time the global economy was in free fall, an economic savior showed up in southwestern Pennsylvania.
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No surprise, then, that he is hailed as a figure of heroic dimensions, something of a savior to the area.
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Here in Tampa, anything related to Fitzpatrick, the unlikely savior of the 2-0 Buccaneers, is a cause for celebration.
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A candidate who calls himself a democratic socialist wouldn't seem to be the likely savior of Democratic politics in Texas.
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Andy Byford, the New York City Transit Authority president once touted as the savior of the subway system, has resigned.
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He's spent time as a villain, a savior and some bizarre combination of the two, depending on your political views.
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A modern power utility in a modern era using an algorithm as a digital power savior to save you cash.
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His political formula was already clear: mythical American humiliation calls for muscular American nationalism led by a macho American savior.
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Marvel at the ornate interior of the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, which is covered in colorful mosaics.
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Richard Conniff The idea that the humble chicken could become a savior of wildlife will seem improbable to many environmentalists.
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Michonne's road trip with the abducted Savior wasn't quite as compelling, but Danai Gurira sold the hell out of it.
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It doesn't walk back any of its condemnations by inserting a "white savior" or making overtures to pacifism and tolerance.
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Just as quickly as its members had crowned Chan the r/repsneakers savior, they branded him as a greedy scammer.
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After receiving help, Benjamin launched the social media campaign #FindMike, together with the charity Rethink Mental Illness, to find his savior.
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Dorsey was supposed to be Twitter's savior—even though he already had a full-time job as CEO of another company!
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The project already ran into backlash in 2016, when an older, leaked script depicted a white savior (later versions course-corrected).
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Campaign 2016 Members of the #NeverTrump crowd waiting on Paul Ryan to save them need to start looking for another savior.
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"In no way is she a white savior," White said, noting that she considers Catherine to be more of an observer.
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Cue the body dysmorphia, eating issues, and general self-hate that afflicted me for years...until fashion actually became my savior.
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" O'Leary says to avoid the savior complex, it's essential to constantly ask a simple question: "Who is centered in this work?
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Instead, Trump's tweetstorm is consistent with his standard misdirection tactic of creating a fake crisis and portraying himself as the savior.
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But that also dovetails back to Randall's savior complex, which he gets called out for in the present by Skye's mom.
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Our faith in God, and our Savior Jesus, is strong and we are gaining more reason for optimism day by day.
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And— too often—it shows, as attempts to be sensitive and aware ricochet into new forms of white / western savior narratives.
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"There's a lemon and pepper market out there that is being absolutely underserved, and I want to be their savior," jokes.
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"Shout out to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ," the freshly minted celebrity walking the red carpet says into the camera.
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In Jackson, the Knicks saw a savior, a revered basketball mind who could establish a culture and turn the franchise around.
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"You're just repeating these canned, left-wing talking points, and you're somehow the savior of the Democratic Party?" he went on.
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And Lord, I pray that she would come to know your son Jesus Christ as her lord and savior one day.
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Sometimes His gifts of love aren't what we want or expect — for example, our savior Jesus Christ coming as a baby.
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For those whose hard work makes this country succeed, we must stop waiting for a political savior – we must save ourselves.
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One kill, a bullet to the head of the Savior who almost stabbed Maggie in the stomach, was quick and painless.
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When Labissiere's family sent their son to America, they could only pray Hamilton was the savior he sold himself to be.
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But a new study offers hope that some frogs will be spared, thanks in part to an unexpected savior: climate change.
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By the end of Iron Man 3 he's done his cool-guy savior thing and beaten the bad guy with style.
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This past week, it found a savior in the much bigger Vice Media, which agreed to acquire Refinery29 for mostly stock.
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After that he'd bent a knee to our Savior and never again raised a hand in anger, except at his wife.
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Jeremy Repanich, a former guest-relations employee for the Sonics, recalled that, at first, Schultz was hailed as a potential savior.
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If nothing else, Carol and Morgan's further adventures should offer a breather from all the terrible things happening at Camp Savior.
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He recounts a tale of childhood tomfoolery that sets Mickey off, and all the conflict kicks Gus's savior instinct into gear.
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When the teaser was released, Fresh Off the Boat's Constance Wu asserted that the movie was perpetuating the white savior trope.
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"There was a sense among big enterprise tech companies that OpenStack was going to be their savior from Amazon," Whitehurst said.
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Turner's appearance wasn't simple serendipity; once fans did a little more digging, they discovered that Turner and Savior are songwriting partners.
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However, the many thousands of workers and businesses punished by EPA's regulatory overreach are ready to welcome Pruitt as their savior.
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Fire up and embolden those with actual government experience to do battle, but don't cast yourself as the lone savior. Please.
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Her potential savior isn't Donald Trump, whose approval rating in the district is at least as low as it is nationwide.
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He relies on his noble, liberal ideas, and comes off like a savior coming to the aid of the unwashed masses.
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It could be one of the few industries where robot workers start to seem more like a savior than a threat.
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He's riding a wave of enviable publicity; people are comparing him to Frank Sinatra and calling him the savior of rock.
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But he deserves to be celebrated for his talent and not as a foil for the white savior complex on display.
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Eventually it turns out that one of the novel's two pregnant characters bears the One, a savior destined to save humanity.
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That includes the weeklong "Kamp for Kids," which this summer will be held at the Divine Savior Academy, in Doral, Fla.
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They soon realize that they'll have to lower their expectations because their "savior" isn't exactly the sharpest tool in the shed.
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They perceive the B.J.P. as their savior, which was how a large segment of Muslims saw the Muslim League in 1946.
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Needless to say, an in-shower hairbrush is a must for my curls, and The Ultimate Detangler has been my savior.
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Conditions often prevent them from flying at all, rendering them less of a savior than the public and politicians often believe.
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You'll recall that she and Heath left on a supply run right after last season's attack on the Savior satellite post.
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The Messengers are a grim band — loosey-goosey enough that even Mia enjoys them — existing primarily to reinforce Seb's savior narrative.
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It assumes that Africa is a blank slate mired in problems waiting for a savior to project her good intentions on.
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"'Savior of the West' both gives too much credit to Germany and puts too much weight on it," Ms. Schwarzer said.
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My savior, hero, business partner, fun house mirror; you're the embodiment of my body's failure, the manifestation of my last hope.
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And the Old Town mill, cast aside by a parade of short-term investors, abandoned to the elements, needed a savior.
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If you're not empowering the people you're saving to be self-sustaining, then you have a savior complex that's not sustainable.
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In under a year's time, Bieber went from the irresponsible, immature poster child for white boy nonsense to pop music's savior.
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And in the months leading into his United States debut, it was Joshua who was still being sold as boxing's savior.
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"Shout out to all the frustrated angry white boys in my comments repping for their Savior!" he wrote on Wednesday morning.
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"We're not picking a savior, we're picking our target," Franco said, noting that the group's membership intends to hold Sanders accountable.
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I never want to be a savior, I always want to be a good neighbor, and add value where I can.
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She says she could have taken the shot to kill Savior Donny, but didn't, thus leading to her and Maggie's imprisonment.
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They were tired of tiptoeing around conversations with the conservative power structure, a system riddled with personalities with "white savior" complexes.
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Johnny Manziel could have a savior, or at least someone who can offer sage advice, because Shaq wants to help him.
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Several migrants, gathered by the capital's 'Savior of the World' statue before leaving, said they were headed to the United States.
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The cult believes Alton is their savior and will do anything, including pumping people full of bullets, to get him back.
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People keep poking Lisbeth as a potential savior, but it's like we're playing with fire; a franchise would only water her down.
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To rhetorically shift from solidarity with a movement to a condescending savior stance (implied by "exploitation") removes a recognition of women's agency.
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In fact, it appears that the only source for the story of Linant being the savior of the pyramids is Linant himself.
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As it turns out, he wasn't even the only Frenchman to be credited as the savior of the Pyramids in this incident.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May, meanwhile, hailed him as a populist savior and announced the British Queen had invited him to London.
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While the documentary allots Ocasio-Cortez the most screen time, it resists elevating her into the figure of the lone liberal savior.
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Anyone paying attention to President Trump's endless boasting about the economy could be forgiven for believing that he is America's economic savior.
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The rich soil of a river floodplain is ideal for planting, and in times of drought, the river is the farmer's savior.
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Because not even Gregory seems to have enough hard liquor to bribe his way out of a dead Savior on the premises.
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He points out, for example, that Get Out viewers expected at least one good white person or white savior in the story.
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It's easy to fall into the trap of viewing Mr. Mueller as a savior, an omniscient narrator who will soon reveal all.
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Next time you are traveling through Denver International Airport you can find this furry sanity-savior by checking the airport's Twitter feed.
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Lionel evolves a little too conveniently from misfit to paladin, from ally of the marginal and oppressed to their would-be savior.
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Kim Kardashian, Savior of Man While driving through Downtown LA, Kim, Khloé, and Kourtney see a row of tents on the sidewalk.
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But 12 weeks after the July GA rollout, Gmail users will have to accept new Gmail as their email lord and savior.
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But while MoviePass isn't the movie industry's savior, it may have illuminated a path forward for theaters to control their own destiny.
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Last year, Titans rookie quarterback-cum-savior Marcus Mariota persevered through terrible protection and the mid-season ouster of his head coach.
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"I'm not interested in a savior, I want a partner," Pressley said to a packed auditorium at the historically black Benedict College.
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While serving her master, Todd (a single, drug addict dad), she develops a caring and savior-like relationship with his daughter Alice.
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A 20-year-old woman finally got the chance to thank the "savior" that rescued her from a dumpster as an infant.
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Starting with this idea, I created a parallel between the journey of the 'Savior' and the process of creating a video game.
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Now, in the midst of investigations into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, many liberals are turning to Comey as their savior.
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While Knight is a hero, Mr. Ross said emphatically, he is not a white savior of African-Americans, but a white ally.
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Americans appear eager to find a savior, even nominating a candidate who has advocated policies unequivocally counter to American values and ethics.
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Our hearts are broken but we are at peace knowing he is in the arms of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
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He was performing his part—the part of the President-to-be, and even the part of the savior of his country.
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But because of their romanticism and desire for another savior from across the Atlantic, the Germans allowed themselves to be taken in.
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Outspoken venture capitalist Jason Calacanis joked that Silicon Valley start-ups were forgoing IPOs and looking to Son as their savior instead.
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Mitsubishi's new partner and financial savior, Nissan Motor, was accused by South Korean environmental regulators this week of cheating on fuel tests.
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At the eleventh hour, a savior arose: Vladimir Putin offered Russia's services to oversee the removal of all chemical weapons from Syria.
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"I was growing impatient, and eventually 'got' that DarkTwilkitri wasn't going to be our savior with Thracia 7763," they told me recently.
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"I alone can fix it," Trump promised at the Republican National Convention, offering himself as the savior his base was clamoring for.
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And downloads, also once viewed as the industry's savior, have now been falling for three consecutive years with no sign of recovery.
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But Mr. Romney said on Friday that he had no plans ride in on a white horse to be the party's savior.
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MIAMI — Over the past five years, Jeremy Lin has felt multiple disparate identities foisted upon him: undrafted underdog, franchise savior, overpaid mercenary.
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Eugene suggests he act as a decoy and, once night falls, he can drive the RV into Savior territory and distract them.
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At first, he was welcomed as a savior by a region bearing the brunt of the medical desertion of the French countryside.
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That's the purpose of the White Savior trope — to provide a white character that allows white viewers to feel good about themselves.
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While Nelson, a nine-year veteran, never placed the expectations of being an offensive savior on himself, he was aware of them.
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It disempowered ordinary people, especially women and low-income and working-class people, because it told them that they need a savior.
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Sometimes, anti-trafficking activists sensationalize trauma-filled stories to activate people's savior complexes and mobilize them in ways that harm sex workers.
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In Rwanda, President Paul Kagame was hailed as his country's savior when he took office, with Western support, after the 1994 genocide.
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"Savior" starts out teasing about sexual cosplay, but as St. Vincent sings "Please, please," she exposes the desperate desire within the fetishism.
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In scenes like these, the movie inches around complexity even as it continues to clear the way for another make-believe savior.
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No one was looking for a savior who would suffer, die and rise again to offer redemption from sin and eternal life.
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Since then, Bongo Cat has become our savior, rescuing our beleaguered timelines and news feeds from the trash fire that is 2018.
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I don't see myself as a "white savior" and I don't see my son as a charity project — he is my son.
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Gail: This election is going to feature a smug Donald Trump presenting himself as the savior who gave us the economic boom.
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The tableau, well-meaning though it is, enshrines Miranda as a white savior who transcends divisions and a painful history through art.
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Her personal life became tabloid fodder when Onassis the savior became Onassis the Judas after he dumped Callas to marry Jackie Kennedy.
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"It's a workhorse, if not a savior," said Danny Pearlstein, a spokesman for the Riders Alliance, an advocacy group for transit riders.
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The foundation, or rock, if you will, of Johnson's film career is the confidence he brings to being humanity's savior on repeat.
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He's a serious presence though: The savior who will show up when morality as we know it has been all but extinguished.
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The auction house is including the Leonardo painting "Salvator Mundi," or "Savior of the World," dating from around 1500, in its Nov.
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She still failed to persuade a clear majority of the British electorate of her credentials as a savior of the working people.
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After evading a Savior search party, with Daryl's help, Dwight and his wife, Sherry, betrayed him, taking his motorcycle and precious crossbow.
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And Diane, whom BoJack has unfairly imagined to be his savior, wishes him well but implies their friendship has reached its end.
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As the effects of climate change guide the next decade, Musk&aposs questionable role as a would-be savior will surely shine.
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Ms. Mendez calls Dr. George her savior, and said his reputation as a diagnostician made him the Mick Jagger of the hospital.
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And basketball immortality awaits the savior who can finally overcome the Dolan factor and drag the franchise back into the league's elite.
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What we really saw, it seems, was more of a switcheroo, an Alexandrian changing loyalties as a Savior plotted his own exit.
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"Working people do not want a savior to speak for us," Trumka wrote in a New York Times op-ed published Tuesday.
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These interviews provide opportunities to help youth become disciples of the Savior, repent of transgressions, and live the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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But if the entire party is relying on a charismatic savior, then targeting that person is the obvious strategy of the opposition.
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The playoffs, again, had arrived, and there, again, was Nick Foles, reprising his role as the Eagles' backup-turned-starter-turned-savior.
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The photos were first posted in September, but drew attention this week when a photojournalist called them "white savior bulls---" on Twitter.
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There are good white savior stories and bad ones, but all of them have to guard constantly against tumbling over into stereotypes.
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Like the scene where a crowd of black and brown people hail Khaleesi as their savior, which drew comparisons to Hillary Clinton.
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Hidden Figures—that film about black women at NASA with its own white savior problems—was Oscar nominated for best picture in 2017.
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Her latest single "Savior" featuring Quavo is available now with her second studio album, Surviving the Summer, set to release later this year.
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" According to one allegation, Jennifer viewed the children as "animals" before they were adopted and said she thought of herself "as their savior.
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The dialogue drags, from the corporate buzzwords to platitudes about life and grief which even Our Lord and Savior Helen Mirren can't redeem.
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Moviepass may end up being a savior for the theater industry the way streaming music has pulled the record business back from catastrophe.
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It will continue to blame technological innovation like Netflix for its decline, and proclaim that new tech like 3D will be its savior.
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Toni, whose body has been cremated, will be remembered at a Tuesday morning funeral at the Risen Savior Lutheran Church in Wichita, Kansas.
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"Nobody needs your white-savior shit on the day you're about to have an abortion; no one needs your white advice," Laurie continued.
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They also run the risk of adopting elitist or savior mentalities due to the experience they've gained from their educations and jobs abroad.
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When Tallie meets a mysterious hot new boy who is drawn to her, he doesn't exist to be her crutch or her savior.
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"The propagandists would have us pin our hopes on one man – a blasphemous, self-styled savior who is willing to kill," she said.
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The call went, as the kids say, viral (though not on Snapchat, which was not yet hailed as our lord and Media Savior).
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I hate that the story almost always centers on a white savior and portrays people of color as secondary (and often helpless) characters.
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That's because the drug is both potent and potentially dangerous — and just happens to be the savior for those with severe cystic acne.
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"I can't be a savior to everything, so I had to pick one thing and do what I can," DeGarimore tells Fox News.
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Although the oceans have undoubtedly quelled a significant amount of warming over the last century, they can't ever be humanity's total climate savior.
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That act plunged the surrounding Yeongdeok County into a bitter debate over whether the plant would be a savior or a death knell.
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As with many fire department animal rescues, this one comes with an adorable shot of the savior and his newly saved furry friend.
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It's going to be brutal when the people who voted for him realize that he's not their savior — he's their worst-case scenario.
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"A lot of these people make empty promises and never come back to the community," Emily Worrall, creator of Barbie Savior, told NPR.
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Jay says there might be one savior that'd keep Floyd upright and conscious if they were to mix it up on the streets.
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There's Ghost in the Shell, Netflix's Iron Fist, and The Great Wall (although the latter is a bit more white savior than whitewashing).
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The background electronica has jarred towards a brash and unsatisfying EDM too, and it's unpleasant, but it shouldn't distract us from the savior.
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So it was unsettling to watch Glenn shed that persona and come to terms with just having stabbed a Savior in the face.
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TJX: Off-priced goods have been the savior of this Cramer-fave retail company and parent of discount chains TJ Maxx and HomeGoods.
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" Musk is equally succinct about what he thinks he can achieve: "I want to be clear, I'm not trying to be anyone's savior.
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Lucky, perhaps sensing the grim future ahead of her if Padgette didn't step in, immediately started showing her gratitude, following her savior everywhere.
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Oh, not to mention its additional layer of cultural relevance as an unadulterated ode to female sexuality and our Lord and Savior, Beyoncé.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged, that an electorate in possession of a terrible president, must be in want of a celebrity savior.
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The mighty Royal Navy, the queen's savior during not one, but two world wars, is a shell of what it used to be.
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Police continued to pursue additional arrests on Thursday afternoon, saying that over 70 people were "targets" of the investigation, code-named Operation Savior.
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About a year ago, in his inaugural address, President Donald Trump described the nation in apocalyptic terms and presented himself as its savior.
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He is a beholder's dream: Traditionalists see in him a savior; outlaws find him rebellious; country outsiders and newbies find him thrillingly unfluffy.
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They resembled the people who, in their millions, greeted Roosevelt as a savior, convinced that his was the view required for national survival.
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We found out last week that Morales was a Savior, and that he'd called the rest of his buddies back to capture Rick.
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At Banter Bar, the illuminating savior comes in the form of a dramatically lit foosball table, which attracts adherents from across the city.
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In what turned into a series of firsts, I also tried Megababe's Thigh Rescue, the savior my chafed thighs never knew they deserved.
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Johnson shows up in this movie as a confident S.W.A.T. team member who is to be the savior of the overwhelmed Reno officers.
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The Azor Ahai prophecy, in particular, seems to point to Jon—whose father Rhaegar was convinced that he would sire the promised savior.
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Castro had been hugely popular and widely seen as a savior who would deliver Cuba from 50 years of dictatorships and unstable governments.
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He also said peace between Israel and the Palestinians could not be achieved until Muslims and Jews accepted Jesus Christ as their savior.
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Drafted at No. 22 over all by the Browns, he was welcomed as a savior in Cleveland, where losing is a longtime habit.
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In fact, the one thing Montana doesn't have that makes it different from other Far Cry games is a gross White Savior subtext.
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I hated other people's barbecues and dog hikes, and was on the verge of deleting the app, until, strangely, it became my savior.
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Instead of a flawed hero, he further pushed that whole perfect savior shtick—the still symbolic, aspirational cup-holder to everyone around him.
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Their argument: The source material, written in 1974, was riddled with Asian stereotypes and Orientalism and leaned heavily into the white savior trope.
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In fact, it would appear that it's Xerox that is looking for a savior, even while attempting a hostile takeover of the company.
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Semmelweis, once described as a "savior of mothers," discovered that cases of puerperal fever could be significantly cut by washing hands before surgery.
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The mood in the Empire was restive, ripe for a self-declared savior ready to deploy the language of violence and identify scapegoats.
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While presenting himself as the savior of the party's fortunes in a highly competitive state, Mr. Trump displayed little of his trademark swagger.
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The Sheffield band's first record was heralded as a savior of sorts; bringing the public and music nerds alike so-called real tunes.
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Now, let's get to the good part, which was our lord and savior Shania Twain, who appeared during the show's half time set.
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"Salvator Mundi" literally means "Savior of the World," and it's believed to be one of fewer than 43 da Vinci paintings in existence.
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It is there, too, in Manchester, though its form contorted and its message altered, where Pep Guardiola is supposed to be the savior.
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The community is now looking at the marijuana industry as a kind of economic savior — but the town already faces plenty of competition.
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I was falling into a particularistic idea of suffering and falling into the idea that I could be a savior, in a way.
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But Nelson Schwartz, Matt Goldstein and Neal Boudette of the NYT write that there's a lot of uncertainty about the factory's potential savior.
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After the book club's launch, the image of Oprah as rescuer coalesced, both as spiritual guru and savior of the American publishing industry.
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After becoming CEO of a struggling Nissan in 2001, Ghosn was hailed as the automaker's savior by implementing an aggressive cost-cutting plan.
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We saw Dwight, the former Savior escapee turned conflicted iron-faced cuckold, enjoying a spoils sandwich as Negan's other minions drank and fought.
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She volunteered at Our Savior Lutheran Church in Laurel, Maryland, said a person answering the phone at the church who declined further comment.
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Judith (who seems to have a savior complex) is convinced she can bring light to her husband's life and open up his home.
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The savior, as prescribed under both the Brexit and MAGA theories, is to throw off the chains of globalization and go it alone.
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For the politician who was once heralded as "The Republican Savior" on the cover of TIME magazine, this is a humiliating new low.
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In cahoots with his future self, John has taken over his rightful role alongside the good Terminator as resistance leader and human savior.
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Mr. Lamar is, to many, a hip-hop savior and also a representative of values that have ceded their centrality in the genre.
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Baseball has its savior, but they aren't doing anything with a guy who should be 10 times as popular as Curry or Brady.
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But many people happy to believe the worst about Trump will heave all their skepticism overboard when the next political savior is anointed.
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The white-savior framework felt like a way for the show to acknowledge slavery without making Jamie and Claire tackle it head on.
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Speaking in turn, each panelist espoused similar ideas: that racism can only be defeated by accepting Jesus Christ as one's lord and savior.
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Patrick Smith said he watched an interview with Mr. Byford on "60 Minutes" last year that portrayed him as the subway's cheerful savior.
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If he signs a record contract with the Phillies, Harper will be both hailed as a savior and held to nearly impossible standards.
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People still do die, Obamacare is not a savior that has made our insurance system all better and everyone is taken care of.
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At the close of last week's episode, Eugene had started to connect the dots revealing Dwight as the mole in the Savior crew.
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The women quickly kill the Savior, but when they tell Eugene they're freeing him, he begins to cry and tells them to go.
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When you made fun of the Bible of my Lord and personal savior, I, for one, admit there are some holes in that story.
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"I don't expect Nike to become a savior for Muslim women, who can certainly defend themselves, but solidarity and support is important," wrote Ahmed.
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After getting her grill glammed in the season opener, my lord and savior Cardi B has been infused with a new wave of confidence.
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Here, Baba acts as trickster, villain, and savior, ultimately helping Vasilisa to rid her of her stepfamily, albeit through shockingly violent and roundabout means.
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The biggest savior for studios comes from the growth of the international box office where star-driven franchises like M:I tend to clean up.
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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (Reuters) - For the past year, Democratic voters have been anxious to settle on a savior capable of defeating President Donald Trump.
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Convincing the people that the military was their savior, not economic or social reform, would allow the North Korean regime to stay in place.
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And Dark Fate makes it very clear that you don't have to be the mother of the savior of mankind to be worth saving.
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Or, if we're being generous, perhaps her character highlights how villainy can sometimes do less harm than the promise of a savior like Daenerys.
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Previously, the players who were implicated in match-fixing scandals were low-tier profiles like Team Prime or waning superstars like Ma "sAviOr" Yoon.
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You could only buy power tools from Sears and TVs from Best Buy, but even the big-box stores see online as their savior.
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It has taken the form of #ThankYouMattDamon, a trending hashtag on Twitter being used to ironically continue the white-savior message of the film.
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The rest of the evening continued in an endless loop of ice packs, Aquaphor, hydrocortisone cream, and this savior aloe mask from S.W. Basics.
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Despite behind heralded as somewhat of a Democratic savior in the wake of the party's embarrassing 22012 loss, Ossoff is not a liberal's dream.
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He offered a similarly empowering vision of the nation Wednesday, saying America doesn't need a "self declared savior" like Donald Trump to fix it.
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Once he wakes from his porn and junk food-induced catatonic state, the once apathetic warden assumes a new role: that of a savior.
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I think if Tara had killed that [Savior in episode 2] then she's taken a step closer and crossed the boundary in that respect.
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Rick finds Michonne violently stabbing a Savior and shakes her free from whatever murderous vision she's having, and the two head to the sewers.
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The situation became more dire last year when rival Icelandair, which looked to be a savior for Wow, backed away from a takeover offer.
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"I would not be here with the ease and grace I have in my heart without my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ," he said.
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Putting aside all of the scrutiny Facebook is currently under, the Oculus Quest actually stands a chance at being the virtual reality platform's savior.
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But now many are viewing the Internet as possible savior, with the global auction market still unable to regain its pre-financial crisis highs.
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But she could have jumped out at Negan and bit him in the jugular Rick Grimes-style — and possibly even killed that same Savior!
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So he brings aboard a new red priestess, Kinvara, to help promulgate the belief that Daenerys is indeed the chosen savior to be worshipped.
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If the mind flayers regain their foothold, if they can be the savior of their species, then they will pursue their goals without fail.
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Even better, she and Sasha have Jesus on their side, who is sent on a reconnaissance mission hidden aboard one of the Savior trucks.
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The symbolic savior for an organization that can then enter 2019 with Kyrie Irving, Klay Thompson, Kawhi Leonard, and Jimmy Butler as realistic targets.
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Cutting tax expenditures like stepped-up basis or untargeted incentives for retirement saving have long stood as a possible savior to our budget woes.
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Diski riskily interrogates the ingratitude lurking beneath her feelings toward Lessing — the aristocratic savior (of the Communist-Sufi-literary variety) to her Dickensian waif.
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Denzel Washington looks just right high in the saddle, which makes sense given that he's become our John Wayne — our point-and-shoot savior.
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"My thinking is that the point of elections is not to find a savior," said McKibben, who was a supporter of Senator Bernie Sanders.
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The son of a preacher, he knows that Jesus is a con, too, so why can't he be the world's—or his world's—savior?
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The Boomer-era, 70-year-old former Massachusetts governor, Salt Lake City Olympics savior and twice-failed presidential candidate is said to be interested.
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Donald J. Trump cast himself as the savior of a nation in decline during his 75-minute acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention.
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By entering the race, Schultz could emerge as a savior that the struggling President Donald Trump and the GOP have been desperately waiting for.
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There's a strong lobby for poultry seasoning, that savior of the harried Thanksgiving cook, but I went instead with freshly chopped sage and thyme.
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But to wary observers in the United States, the executions were a signal that Mr. Castro was not the democratic savior he had seemed.
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Hell, I was even excited when I caught wind that my personal lord and savior Cardi B. might be dating one of the Migos.
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The plan may prove to be popular among progressives, and Cuomo wants to be seen as a savior of New York going into 2020.
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The gorgeous, recently released "Slow, Slow Disco" will open the album and a new version of "Savior," released this morning, will follow it up.
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Painted around 1500, the painting depicts Jesus as the "Savior of the World," dressed in a flowing blue robe and holding a crystal orb.
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If AMLO governs as a savior rather than a servant, his tenure could herald conflict and polarization, charting an unpredictable course for the country.
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Midway through the set, Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner, arguably Britain's biggest rock star right now, walked onstage and played two songs with Savior.
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"Our Glorious Leader and ULTIMATE SAVIOR has gone full wink-wink-wink to his most aggressive supporters," Mr. Anglin wrote on The Daily Stormer.
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But when she is rattled by a string of assassination attempts, Budd becomes her savior and her lover — and well as a prime suspect.
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Depicting (or, rather, not depicting) violence in such detached terms certainly falls in line with Savior brutality, but it also makes for alienating television.
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"I find what they did extraordinary," Viorel Speteanu, the editor of the book "Eugeniu Iordachescu: A Savior of Architectural Monuments," said in an interview.
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Daryl is rough-edged but defensible in this episode, until he passively murders a defenseless Savior once he's provided information and outlived his usefulness.
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If this sounds familiar — the Moses-like savior who learns he's meant for greatness — it's because the character was conceived to compete with Superman.
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S. I. Newhouse Jr. was the unlikely savior of The New Yorker and owned a stable of other magazines, including Vogue and Vanity Fair.
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"There is a hole in the center made for a savior," an op-ed essay in The Times of London declared earlier this year.
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But the plant's savior, Sam Diab, who is president and chief executive of Highbury Canco, said the trade battle was not all good news.
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The site of the assassination was immortalized with the construction of a colorful city landmark, the Church of the Savior of the Spilled Blood.
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If aging characters keep themselves ajar, they're less likely to miss the surprise visit of Dickinson's "accomplished guest" — whether lover, savior or divine inspiration.
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But when she told their captor turned savior, the Khmer Rouge soldier who guided them across the Thai border, he dismissed it as hallucination.
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Suteera returns half-hoping to find her soldier savior as well as her father, half-thinking the musician might in fact be her father.
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Mr. Shapiro said he had been unable to convince British officials that Mr. McCain, whom Mr. Trump has publicly mocked, was an unlikely savior.
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You'll recall that the Alexandrians made their fateful rampage on the Savior outpost last season as part of a deal they struck with him.
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Susan WolfsonPrinceton, N.J. To the Editor: Agriculture is being recognized as both the culprit and the savior in our race to combat climate change.
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Last Sunday, an Artificial named Ian tried to attend a religious service at Living Savior Community Church in Savannah, Ga., and was denied access.
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The openhearted conclusion (along with the second half preview) made clear that we'll soon see the anti-Savior rebellion we've always known was coming.
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Lincoln would be revered as the Union's savior and the Great Emancipator, but his envisaged "new birth of freedom" would soon enough be suppressed.
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The Renaissance-era painting is a reverential depiction of Jesus Christ, and Muslims believe that Jesus is not the savior but instead a prophet.
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It is interesting that for whatever reason people, maybe because it's so poorly understood, they take blockchain and make it its savior for everything.
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Luke traces the ancestry of Jesus back to Abraham, emphasizing his universality -- he is indeed the savior of the human race, not just the Jews.
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It's a different sort of escapism than pretending to be Hyrule's savior after a long day at the office, sure, but the fundamentals are there.
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And I thank my lord and savior Jesus Christ, I thank God for allowing me the opportunity to come this far with each of you.
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But Bobby Wood, savior of US Soccerthe world over, found himself with several tries, with one of them ending in the above 28th-minute beauty.
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But William (Jimmi Simpson), who originally sees himself as Dolores' savior, becomes more interested in the power he holds over Hosts than in helping them.
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This is good, and it pleases God our Savior, who wants all people to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth.
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How can you trust people who clapped harder for Viggo Mortensen playing a white savior than for Spike Lee leaping into Samuel L. Jackson's arms?
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If micellar water is such a skin-care savior, then you know the hair industry would end up trying its hand at the craze eventually.
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Daenerys has even been at the center of this criticism, with people calling her a "white savior" for emancipating slaves and "helping" people of color.
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They described him as a "savior" and said the jihadists had stepped into the security vacuum and given the community the ability to protect itself.
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Unfortunately, his successor, Vice President Mike Pence, isn't the savior they're hoping for — just look at his opinions on everything from reproductive to LGBTQ rights.
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With a movie like Zhang Yimou's The Great Wall, there's also the issue of filmmakers outside of Hollywood coming up against these white savior narratives.
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Magazine organizers can be your storage savior here: Simply place the boxes inside the organizer and be amazed how much prettier your cabinet's interiors appear.
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No matter how much Angel might have wanted to be saved, she knows she is actually the inevitable savior of House Of Evangelista and herself.
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If you think that by killing the object of your love, you will become a hero or a savior, then you are a moral monster.
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