In affluent Marin County, California, violent crime was seldom seen.
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Aging and distracted, Mr. Hifter is seldom seen in Benghazi.
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They are seldom seen as they are active only at night.
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Both are seldom seen when the Padres are playing at home.
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She was seldom seen in public, and she never gave a media interview.
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She is unclubbable, seldom seen in the tea rooms or bars of Parliament.
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While they stage frequent drills, they are seldom seen outside of their bases.
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Shields fights with a pent up intensity seldom seen in high level boxing.
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In Islamabad, where Chinese visitors were seldom seen before 2014, their prominence is growing.
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It's one of the reasons so many of her archived items are seldom seen.
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Budget plastics are placed below the center console where they're seldom seen or touched.
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It's a reshoot of a discarded and more risqué scene seldom seen until now.
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Tornadoes are rare at that elevation and are seldom seen at any wildfire, Daniels said.
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The loans are typically used for leveraged buyouts and are seldom seen in Silicon Valley.
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Unlike their first two fights, Ali-Frazier III maintained a level of boxing violence seldom seen.
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He is the kind of lawmaker seldom seen without fat folders of briefing materials in hand.
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The Italian outing was rare for the ultra-private pair, who are seldom seen out and about.
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This is a technique I've seldom seen used, but it can be highly effective when done right.
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For his part, Mr. Bergé demonstrated a business creativity that the fashion world had seldom seen before.
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Meghan Markle is seldom seen with a watch on since becoming a member of the royal family.
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The uniformity and unanimity on this issue is seldom seen in the divisive arena of American politics.
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It's a part of the criminal justice system that is seldom seen or even portrayed in pop culture.
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At the start of the decade, workout classes were seldom seen outside of local gyms and community centers.
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Yet in mutual-fund circles he is virtually unknown, seldom seen on CNBC or in the financial media.
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"Still seldom seen in the direct lending market" the feature remains "the exception not the norm," he said.
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Ulay will exhibit seldom seen works at London's Richard Saltoun Gallery, which will now represent the performance artist.
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Another rarer spec: lower and higher-end screen options with full color spacing are seldom seen in Windows laptops.
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They exist, but are seldom seen or heard—maybe because they worry about the consequences of airing their views.
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Because, you and I have been doing this a long time, I have seldom seen these kinds of numbers.
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It has been praised as a rare tangible benefit to the working poor, the kind seldom seen in Washington.
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He was seldom seen onstage in the United States after that, though he continued to perform and record regularly.
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If sensors "see" what they have never or seldom seen before, they do not know how to handle those situations.
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But Fantin-Latour continued to work on the nudes throughout his career, though they were seldom seen outside his atelier.
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It also broke significant barriers in delving into subject matter seldom seen on the small screen — mental illness and therapy.
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"To close assets of this scale around the world would speak to the seldom seen seriousness of this health threat."
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Because of this, every exhibition feels personal and very special, as it's a chance to show works that are seldom seen.
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Dirty Looks, a platform for queer experimental film, will be screening the seldom-seen movie this Friday at the Standard Hotel.
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"I am constantly inspired by youth culture but unfortunately the young fans are seldom seen in the fashion world," Klamborn says.
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Also on one of three City Center programs is Balanchine's 1967 "Divertimento Brillante," a little gem that's just as seldom seen.
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The gist: Chuckles the Clown was a seldom-seen character on WJM-TV, the news station where Mary Richards (Moore) worked.
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But Zellweger slinks through them with a pantherlike eroticism we've seldom seen from the "Bridget Jones" star, and it suits her.
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"The cars are really out of sight, out in the middle of nowhere, in a place that's seldom seen," he said.
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Chile has seldom seen a period of unrest as prolonged and violent as the one that kicked off in mid-October.
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I've seldom seen taxes go away, so, the idea that 8 countries decided that wasn't going to work is no surprise.
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Venus RisingPhotographer: Ivan Slade (Australia)The seldom-seen alignment of the five planets in February 2016, Venus, Mercury and the Milky Way.
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This is a brave portrait that sheds light on the parts of Indian culture that are seldom seen by those outside it.
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It's an asset price spike the likes of which the world has seldom seen, outpacing notorious stock market booms like the Roaring Twenties.
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He goes into a story of a time where houses in the neighborhood were built with clay and where outsiders were seldom seen.
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In short, the Union is precisely as strong as its institutions, and those institutions are being assailed in ways that we've seldom seen.
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In short, what Dead wanted was to settle down in a place where human beings were seldom seen, even less than in Norway.
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"He infused the search with suspense and showmanship seldom seen in the normally staid business of picking a central banker," the Journal wrote.
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Naomi Campbell, 22011, is enjoying a career peak seldom seen in a business that traditionally has had limited use for models over 22013.
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PARIS — Iris van Herpen is a Dutch designer whose otherworldly fashion creations utilize technology to an extent seldom seen outside of a laboratory.
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As a whole, this exhibition offers a wide cross section of medieval objects, including seldom seen illuminated manuscripts, rare medieval sculptures, and paintings.
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Cornell University Library has digitized over 600 seldom-seen images showing the lives of black Americans from the era of slavery to the 1960s.
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Save London's Parafin gallery for a spell of quiet time with Nancy Holt's exceptionally beautiful and seldom seen 1968 "Western Graveyards" series of photographs.
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The US Navy SEAL Delivery Vehicle or "SDV" is one of the most secretive and seldom-seen assets in the entire special operations community.
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And he is displaying a stuffed alligator, a hand-painted photograph from the Parrot Jungle and other irresistible and, these days, seldom-seen mementos.
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"I've been doing this for a long time, and I've seldom seen threats to be very effective," said Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri.
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It's not manipulative or a chart an artist has to check boxes in but James and the seldom seen musicians on this LP did it.
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Such crowds were seldom seen in the opening week's performances of "Giselle" in May or the following month, when the house was too often underpopulated.
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Pictures of the seldom-seen 91-year-old former President Jiang Zemin peering at his copy through a chunky magnifying glass flew across the internet.
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Dickinson, who was said to be living with Thompson, was found in a tent Saturday at Seldom Seen Greenway park at the base of Mount Washington.
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He was joined by his wife, Heidi; his mother, Eleanor Darragh, who is seldom seen on the campaign trail; and Carly Fiorina, a high-profile supporter.
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And it doubles as a history of the chanbara (sword fighting) genre, providing an opportunity to sample clips from seldom-seen or partially lost silent films.
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Orcas are seldom seen in Kamchatka's Avachinsky Bay, so the researchers are going to stick around for a couple more weeks in hopes of making further observations.
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The movement — known by the initials P.T.M., from words that translate as Pashtun Protection Movement — has openly defied the military in ways the country has seldom seen.
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Accompanying the North African music playing at the GmbH show was a casting that ran heavily to models whose form of beauty is seldom seen on runways.
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Dynamic his "Birds" undeniably is, and Dionysiac in a way New Yorkers have seldom seen since the heyday of the boundary-busting Living Theater in the 1960s.
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The king is seldom seen in public and is said to spend much of his time in Germany, where he maintained a residence before ascending the throne.
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Technically so might dogs, cats, miniature horses, kangaroos, possums, parrots, hamsters, ducks, turkeys, ferrets, lizards, snakes, turtles and a variety of other animals seldom seen at 35,000 feet.
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And nearly everyone has given utterance to a regret that the clear, bright light of early mornings during spring and summer months is so seldom seen or used.
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In more than 50 years of working with poor people, I have seldom seen a person who, given the right opportunity, did not want to go to work.
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"Rainbow snakes are highly-aquatic, spending most of their life hidden amongst aquatic vegetation; seldom seen, even by herpetologists, due to their cryptic habits," according to the institute.
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In my many years of taking the global pulse around UN week, where more than 120 leaders will gather, I've seldom seen or sensed such uneasiness and uncertainty.
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While handfighting with Daley for this position, MacDonald showed nice upward elbows from inside the guard, these are seldom seen in MMA and clearly a surprise to Daley.
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The scenes between them reflect an aspect of female friendship seldom seen on screen: you can love and support your friend, and hate her choices at the same time.
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But the seldom-seen hellbenders command admiration from conservationists who hail them as an aquatic version of a "canary in the coalmine," or early indicator of threats to an ecosystem.
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It's slower, and more personal, swapping the grandiosity of, for example, tracks like "One Day Like This" off the their platinum-selling album The Seldom-Seen Kid, for quiet introspection.
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It's slower, and more personal, swapping the grandiosity of, for example, tracks like "One Day Like This" off the their platinum-selling album The Seldom-Seen Kid, for quiet introspection.
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Today, at 22016, Ms. Campbell is ubiquitous once again, walking her signature walk here, there and everywhere, while enjoying a career peak seldom seen in the youth-obsessed fashion world.
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The editing here, by Jon Lefkovitz and Martha Shane, sets a speedy pace and keeps the focus on the voters rather than on Clinton and Trump, who are seldom seen.
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Finally, Dr. Kramer wonders if depression itself is not a shifting target, evolving from the deep melancholia often seen in the last century and seldom seen today into a different beast.
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Using the now seldom-seen style of raising both forearms directly in front of him, elbows away from his body, Baker seemed to be a disciple of the great Daniel Mendoza.
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Troops are seldom seen in uniform off base, and visiting sailors from the United States and other navies are far more conspicuous on the streets of Hong Kong during port calls.
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At the Metropolitan Room on Saturday evening she serenaded a packed house with a grand theatrical performance of "Standards and More," a new show the likes of which are seldom seen nowadays.
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In 1998, Ms. Thomas told The African American Review that much of her work was dedicated to showing young readers a version of black life that they had seldom seen in books.
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Still listened to by some in the Kremlin because of his vast experience managing relations with Washington and his role in ending the Cold War, Gorbachev is now seldom seen in public.
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Not only are we at last seeing Black characters as we've seldom seen them before, but the film also celebrates AfroFuturism fashion and textured hair, with the entire cast sporting beautiful natural styles.
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Known for a brand of confessional, storytelling rap showcased on his debut album Islah, but seldom seen elsewhere on the current landscape, Kevin Gates' absence has been noticeable over the last few months.
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Details typically buried in seldom-seen PowerPoints and technical PDFs (like proportionality, rounding rules and delegate allocation rules) became crucial to calling an accurate delegate count — and thus the state of the race.
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Buy it hereWith courage, grace, and powerful insight, best-selling author Kristin Hannah captures the epic panorama of World War II and illuminates an intimate part of history seldom seen: the women's war.
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On Tuesday, we asked readers to tell us whether they expected their Thanksgiving gatherings to provide a stage for potential blowups as seldom-seen relatives congregate for the first time since Election Day.
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Cruz; Mr. Cruz's mother, Eleanor Darragh, who is seldom seen on the campaign trail; and Carly Fiorina, Mr. Cruz's highest-profile female surrogate, who has delighted in her attack role against Mr. Trump.
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Authorities in California have reported levels of fire intensity and unpredictability they have seldom seen before, as a result of a volatile mix of drought-parched vegetation, triple-digit temperatures and erratic winds.
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Despite having only 23 songs and a few televised performances, members Hongjoong, Seonghwa, Yunho, Mingi, San, Yeosang, Wooyoung, and Jongho have already caused a fervor overseas seldom seen in groups still getting their start.
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If you've been keeping up with these things (sorry, we had to), the latest Calvin Klein campaign stint continues the #MYCALVINS messaging of togetherness, which makes sense considering the family is seldom seen apart.
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Mr. Owens's devotees are seldom seen wearing anything but black, almost always unadorned, except for — as in the case of his wife, Michele Lamy — perhaps a pair of antlers worn as a sprightly crown.
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Perhaps the most alarming evidence of cooperation came when North Korea tested a nuclear device in February 2013 and Iran's seldom-seen chief nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh-Mahabadi, was there to witness the event.
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Mitch Fraas, curator of special collections at Penn Libraries, told Hyperallergic that these elegies with mourning borders were "not uncommon at all in New England," but seldom seen elsewhere on the continent, including Philadelphia.
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But Kia Nurse, a veteran of the last two title teams, said the role reversal represented an opportunity seldom seen in a program that has not lost consecutive games since the 1992-93 season.
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Interviewing her in 2015, Stern gets her going by knowing which roles she turned down ("Titanic"?) and playing to her seldom-seen sense of humor, which turns out to be as good as his.
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During the seldom-seen alignment of the five planets in February 2016, Venus, Mercury and the Milky Way rose an hour before sunrise, and appear to be fleeing its early glow, overlooking Turrimeta Beach, Australia.
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Though purely political protests are seldom seen in Iran, demonstrations are often held by workers over lay-offs or non-payment of salaries and by people who hold deposits in non-regulated, bankrupt financial institutions.
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But unlike them, her mere presence on the battlefield goes against the weight of tradition in a society where women are often confined to the home and seldom seen near the frontlines, except when fleeing.
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Nested within the series of more than 2505 films is a tribute to Elaine May, as an actress (Carl Reiner's seldom-seen "Enter Laughing" will screen on Tuesday), a writer and an absolutely brilliant director.
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And three people with roots in the diaspora had run for the country's highest office during the same cycle, with one of them, Andrew Yang, energizing Asian-American voters in a fashion seldom seen before.
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She liked to have two packed suitcases, one for hot climates, one for cold, though her wardrobe was notoriously sparse: in later life she was seldom seen in anything but a safari suit and cloth shoes.
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Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, emotional-support animals are not granted the same public-access rights as service animals, which is why they are seldom seen at the opera or on the laps of lunching billionaires.
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LACMA's Agnes Martin retrospective, her first in the US since 1992, featured seldom-seen early works that incorporated circles and other shapes (shocking!), to the hand-drawn grids and thin paint washes she is best known for.
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There's excitement for a change of scenery and bonding with seldom-seen siblings — plus, there's a lot to be said for a trip that you most likely don't have to plan or fully finance on your own.
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Citizens of North Korea are living with levels of disease and malnutrition seldom seen in modern Asia, according to newly reported 2016 data from the Global Burden of Disease Study, an international program of public health researchers.
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"I've seldom seen such a unanimous range of support," said Geoffrey Robinson, the Labour lawmaker who sponsored the bill and who was one of dozens from both major parties who spoke in favor of it on Friday.
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The Perfect Medium is a historic two-venue collaboration between The Getty Center and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) that covers the entire range of Mapplethorpe's diverse output, including early, seldom-seen mixed-media works.
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The show includes some darker drawings made in 1975, after Nixon had resigned in disgrace, and a monumental, seldom-seen painting, "San Clemente," which shows a weeping, red-faced Nixon in agony from a colossal, phlebitis-inflamed leg.
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Will Arbery's ensemble play about a college reunion of sorts presented a perspective seldom seen on New York stages: That of pro-Trump, Catholic conservatives groping in the dark for answers, just like their left-leaning Manhattan equivalents.
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The former, produced and directed by Lennon and Ono in their inimitable way, serves as the album's visual companion piece, while Gimme Some Truth is a video diary that chronicles the genesis of the album through seldom seen footage.
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When Star Wars Battlefront II hits stores in November, it will present the Star Wars universe in a way that's seldom seen: from the viewpoint of the Empire's soldiers, who are fighting against the characters we usually root for.
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The result is truly beautiful and unique, with a level of introspection and depth seldom seen in the genre, and it is essential listening for anyone who has had to bear the pain of watching a loved one slip away.
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Having already had a major exhibition of his work at the foundation in 2003, Mr. Moriyama returns to present some of his seldom-seen color photographs from the past 20 years, as well as new images in a commissioned installation.
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In spite of the Trump press office disrupting press expectations for frequency of briefings, who gets called on, and whether briefings can be electronically recorded, the press has thoroughly reported, scrutinized and criticized the White House in a way seldom seen.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton's bout of pneumonia has shed light on a problem seldom seen by American voters: The long days, little sleep, cross-country travel, bad food and kissing babies add up to a recipe for illness for presidential candidates and aides.
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Another role usually given to tall deities is the ballerina one in "Mozartiana" (1981); Ms. Hyltin's Saturday performance was a marvel of lucid musicianship, with strokes of wit and delicacy that the part has seldom seen since its originator, Ms. Farrell, danced it.
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Thames struggled initially but he found a groove at the plate after a few weeks—he needed time to adjust to the wider variety of pitches and velocities and grow familiar with the forkball, which is common in Korea but seldom seen stateside.
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Despite protecting the rim at a rate seldom seen in the W.N.B.A. (only the 7-2 Margo Dydek has ever posted a higher career block percentage), Griner and her coaches see a future that includes stretching her game farther from the hoop.
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Now, his campaign to get himself and two other nominees associated with his Pershing Square Capital Management hedge fund elected to the ADP board is taking a tack seldom seen in proxy contests: speaking to the company's retail investors to win their votes.
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Dating back to Japan's Edo period of the 18th century, this 10-plus vignette handscroll illustrates a romantic—at some points racy—rendezvous between two male lovers, an arousing fantasy seldom seen in the well-known Japanese art forms of the time.
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In regular Hallmark Channel films, violence is so seldom seen that even allusions to it can be shocking—such as in "From Friend to Fiancé," from 2018, when a party scene at a paintball range features a shot of people wielding semiautomatic paintball guns.
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In a remarkable public argument, the likes of which is seldom seen before cameras, Trump brawled with U.S. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi about paying for a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border that they see as ineffective and wasteful.
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The revelation of the uncut "Apollo," too seldom seen today, is that its meanings are multiplied by the parallel between two kinds of travail: childbirth and childish first steps in the opening scene, artistic creation (punctuated by images of exhaustion) in the main part of the ballet.
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But she has brought back electricity and running water throughout much of the country, built the roads that have enabled Liberians to travel freely from their villages to the cities, and allowed a level of freedom to criticize her leadership that is seldom seen in other African countries.
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The latest case is Francesca Caccini's 1625 seldom-seen "La Liberazione di Ruggiero Dall'Isola d'Alcina" ("The Liberation of Ruggiero From the Island of Alcina"), which received a humble but enlightening and lively staging this week by the Boston Early Music Festival at the Morgan Library & Museum's Gilder Lehrman Hall.
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That thread — which incorporates American history of internment camps, as well as issues of racism, fetishization, and commodification of a foreign culture — is seldom seen in any form in any other media, and it's rarely acknowledged just how distinctly American and European culture shaped Asian culture, particularly in the postwar period.
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Casting aside those inauthentic tropes that have plagued modern rock for nearly a decade, it's been embraced by a fandom seldom seen since those early 00s glory days – one that's already invested in the group's every move in a way few non-Matt-Healy-fronted bands could ever dream of.
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Following her prior TV turn in "Fargo," Dunst's performance reveals genuine fierceness, exploring a side of the economic underclass seldom seen on TV, which takes on an added dimension given the time frame and a locale, with Krystal working at a water park that's a stone's throw from Disney World.
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Though no permanent judgments are advisable in these conditions — I remember the great Eiko and Koma, seldom seen behind a proscenium arch, making an uncharacteristically weak impression as part of a Joyce double bill in January 2014 — this is a good time of year for learning about a wide range of dance.
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At 6 feet 9 inches and 234 pounds, the fair-haired Lovellette was part of an emerging generation of big men who transformed the game, bringing not only greater size to the court but also scoring power and a degree of athleticism that the professional ranks had seldom seen in its centers.
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"Sonia not only brought the life events of marriage, having a baby, and being a mother to viewers young and old, she also brought a seldom-seen diversity, a Latin role-model, unlike anything on television at the time," National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences president Bob Mauro wrote in a statement.
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Raised as a Quaker, Palmer had declined the position of Secretary of War, when Wilson had offered it, in 21890, but, when he accepted an appointment as Attorney General, in 21928, his faith did not prevent him from waging a kind of domestic war the likes of which the United States has seldom seen.
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The first weekend also includes cinematic landmarks like Jean-Luc Godard's "Vivre Sa Vie" and Peter Bogdanovich's "The Last Picture Show," as well as Joe Dante's seldom seen, uncommonly sweet "Matinee," starring John Goodman as a B-movie producer who opens his latest horror flick, "Mant" — "half man, half ant, all terror" — in Key West, Fla.
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This season offers a production of Puccini's "La Bohème" that gives the work a Belle Époque setting; Rossini's seldom-seen comedy "The Thieving Magpie," directed by Peter Kazaras; the composer Robert Ward's Pulitzer Prize-winning adaptation of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," directed by Francesca Zambello; and Stephen Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd," a new production by the inventive director Christopher Alden, conducted by John DeMain.
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This season offers a production of Puccini's "La Bohème" that gives the work a Belle Époque setting; Rossini's seldom-seen comedy "The Thieving Magpie," directed by Peter Kazaras; the composer Robert Ward's Pulitzer Prize-winning adaptation of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," directed by Francesca Zambello; and Stephen Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd" in a new production by the inventive director Christopher Alden, conducted by John DeMain.
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Closer to home, though, the board appointed to oversee Puerto Rico's debt restructuring is demanding something even worse: It actually predicted that its proposals would turn the island's recession into a depression, of a magnitude seldom seen around the world — a decline of 16.2 percent of gross national product in the next fiscal year, comparable to the experience of countries in civil wars, and Venezuela in economic crisis in 2016.
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