In some cases, that can lead to sensationally awkward moments.
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Schopenhauer's vision of life is sensationally pessimistic — indeed, entertainingly so.
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Some of them will do sensationally, some of them will disappear.
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The conductor's avowedly anti-didactic, deliberately neutral style came sensationally alive.
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Lithgow, who normally makes a sensationally over-the-top baddie, underplays here.
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For decades, trans people's lives have been reported on sensationally and with disdain.
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Three have sensationally sculptural 'dos; the barber-artist responsible is haloed, like a saint.
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The content of the show is fascinating, and it is sensitively, never sensationally, presented.
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So incredibly lucky to welcome the sensationally talented Kristen Wiig to our Wonder Woman family.
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In his five-star review in The Guardian, Peter Bradshaw called her performance "sensationally good".
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Even prior to the age of clickbait, media outlets have always sought the sensationally horrific.
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As a heroine, Carol is sensationally uncharismatic: thin-voiced, remote, desireless, a stranger to herself.
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What happened next (as a quick Google search could tell you) was so much darker—and sensationally so.
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Her paramount surreal art piece was the sensationally bizarre picture of an armadillo fetus, "Portrait of Ubu" (893).
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The premiere of The Family is so sensationally entertaining, it may even make you forget this crazy election cycle.
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Because Facebook and some other platforms reward engagement, news outlets are incentivized to frame stories as sensationally as possible.
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He became the music director of the L.S.O. last September, and the orchestra is playing sensationally well for him.
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Made with hand-folded croissant dough and layered with sugar, vanilla and cardamom, it's dense, rich and sensationally good.
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Two weeks ago, the President of the Senate Stephen Parry sensationally resigned, having hidden his suspicion that he held UK citizenship.
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It's widely considered to be the oldest cake in the world and when done right is sensationally good, simultaneously sticky and crumbly.
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She had special coups in Wagner's "Lohengrin" (1998), Beethoven's "Fidelio" (2000) and, perhaps most notably, as a sensationally sensual Salome in 2004.
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The new GOES-16 satellite is up and running (though not formally operational) and taking sensationally detailed pictures of Irma every minute.
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Bold graphics and sensationally showy colors were synthesized into some of sports history's most memorable uniforms — a golden age of sports identity.
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This is only the second feature from the sensationally talented Russian director Kantemir Balagov (who was born in 1991), and it's a gut punch.
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Coach Julen Lopetegui was sensationally sacked just two days before Spain opened their World Cup campaign and replaced him with former player Fernando Hierro.
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Meanwhile, Moses told me it was "sensationally intense" and described how she could see the snow on the mountains and the deep blue Pacific Ocean.
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A former boxer who has battled alcohol addiction reflects on his rise from obscurity to sensationally win Australia's first light heavyweight boxing championship in 1989.
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Prisma, the sensationally popular iOS photo manipulation app that's been second only to Pokémon Go in terms of summer hype, has now arrived on Android.
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An urgent story of class struggle told in the most sensationally entertaining way, "Parasite" is Bong at his best, and the academy must take note.
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"Peanuts" is all about the brooding narration, dark looks, and Fallon's sensationally curly hair (which to be honest pretty much deserves a show of its own).
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Soon after its publication, however, and amid talk of legal action, the piece was taken down, only to sensationally resurface again less than 24 hours later.
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A little more than a year after AlphaGo sensationally won against the top Go player, the artificial-intelligence program AlphaZero has obliterated the highest-rated chess engine.
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"Let Me Show You Love" is a huge, open-hearted banger beyond belief, a sensationally, sincerely OTT classic that'll leave you tear-soaked in the smoking area.
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He appears opposite a sensationally good Lady Gaga, whose ability to be part ordinary person, part extraterrestrial celebrity empress functions at the highest level at all times.
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He bought a Gauguin that had not been sold since the Second World War and a lost Leonardo da Vinci, "Salvator Mundi," that had been sensationally rediscovered.
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First to go was wild-haired Brexit poster-boy , who sensationally quit the race last Thurdsay amid claims that he was backstabbed by Gove, a fellow Brexit frontman.
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Additionally, several UK newspapers sensationally reported in 2016 that Cadbury had "banned" references of Easter on its packaging in order to not offend those of non-Christian beliefs.
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Salle, an Oklahoman schooled at the avant-gardist hotbed of CalArts, in Valencia, California, likewise hit on a sensationally innovative aesthetic, whose promise also stalled, in arbitrary permutations.
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Sensationally, del Piombo's Borgherini Chapel in Rome has been reconstructed here using state of the art printing technology to add visual heft to the translation of Michelangelo's preparatory drawings.
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In a January 2017 speech to the party's youth wing, Young Alternative, the 46-year-old sensationally called for "a 180-degree turnaround" in Germany's "stupid" politics of remembrance.
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James B. Comey's "A Higher Loyalty" covered not just his work as F.B.I. director under Mr. Obama but also, more sensationally, his encounters with Mr. Trump, who fired him.
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And was this all part of some stunt — much like the one last October at Sotheby's, when one of his paintings sensationally shredded itself, after selling for $1.4 million?
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For the Broadway version, the production has collected a sensationally savory cast, including the heavenly Kerry Butler (of the similar "Xanadu"), Roger Bart ("The Producers"), Adam Pascal and Faith Prince.
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Iraq's ongoing military campaign to liberate the ISIS stronghold of Falluja is being sensationally framed in too much of the media coverage and commentary as a Shia versus Sunni war.
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Most sensationally, Spangenberg's suit got significant press coverage in December for his claims that company employees accessed its data inappropriately to track exes and to spy on celebrities like Beyoncé.
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Foxconn's proposed acquisition of Sharp, a deal that was sensationally put on hold last month after Sharp had announced it, has been completed today after both companies confirmed the agreement.
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All seven episodes of S-Town, produced by the team behind the long-running This American Life and its sensationally popular spinoff Serial, became available to screen on March 28.
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He captures the experience sensationally (in both senses of the word), with all the immersive physical violence that movies are capable of, and also as an abrupt change in awareness.
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Cruz sensationally withheld an endorsement of Trump in his speech Wednesday, earning a chorus of boos from the floor while getting upstaged in a power play by the GOP nominee himself.
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War is a constant wellspring of literature, and the best of it looks not for the obvious and sensationally violent, but instead searches for the subtle ways that life unfolds regardless.
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In that year, of course, Trevor-Roper was duped a second time, by the so-called Hitler Diaries, obvious forgeries that he sensationally declared — at least at first — to be genuine.
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In addition to conventional CSC charging, the fast charging mode allows for a sensationally short charging time of only 4:40 minutes to 80% battery capacity with an exceptionally high recuperation rate.
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The real-life Wonder Woman is enjoying time with her husband and 3-month-old daughter after wrapping Justice League and a grueling global press tour for the sensationally successful Wonder Woman.
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South Africa's Wayde van Niekerk sensationally won Olympic 400-meter gold at Rio 2016 -- smashing Michael Johnson's 17-year-old record along the way -- and he has his coach Anna Botha to thank.
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A bronze medal winner in judo at the 2008 Olympics, Rousey dominated both the bantamweight division and the headlines for three years before being sensationally defeated by Holly Holm in Melbourne in November.
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This modern-dress vision of the work could hardly be pared down further: some creaky platforms, more or less; a bench; and, for the sensationally sensual second-act trio, a four-poster bed.
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"Despite being a fan of the wilderness and going "somewhere quiet to recharge," she loves India, which she calls "sensationally charming and grandiose and then other times kind of backbreaking and eye-watering.
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Pasolini, who was born in 1922, led an eventful and complicated life — Barth David Schwartz's English-language biography runs to nearly 800 pages — and died a senseless and sensationally violent death at 53.
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Hierro replaced Lopetegui after he was sensationally fired two days before the opener, but the 50-year-old's appointment triggered reports in the Spanish media that alleged players were divided over the change.
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While telling us her story, Bella — played by Mary-Louise Parker in a sensationally controlled performance — is at the same time taking notes and trying out phrases for a story she intends to write.
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This time Karloff played the grave robber, giving a sensationally creepy performance — at once vicious and obsequious — as a cabby who moonlights with the illicit sale of fresh corpses for dissection by medical students.
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Most sensationally, in June 2017, when the media reported that Mueller had begun to investigate obstruction of justice, Trump called McGahn at home and directed him to have Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein fire Mueller.
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The demand comes a week after the North sensationally alleged it uncovered a US-South Korean plot to kill Kim with biochemical, radioactive or poisonous substances during a major event, such as a military parade.
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Perhaps most sensationally, Gates said that while he was helping Manafort set up their financial spigot, he was fleecing the longtime GOP operative himself -- turning in fake expense claims worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Her films, and movies like "Baby Face" and the sensationally violent "Public Enemy," caused Catholic groups to form the Legion of Decency, in 19593, which crusaded against Hollywood as a moral threat to the nation.
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That said, even with all those restrictions in place, "Parasite" performed sensationally today, picking up not just an expected foreign-film nomination but also nods for Bong Joon Ho in director and screenplay categories, too.
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There are those on our show, especially my debate partner Shannon Sharpe, not a big Tom Brady fan, and he believes that Brady's legacy has been diminished by the stand-in quarterbacks playing so sensationally well.
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Concern about the prevalence of fake or sensationally biased news sources has escalated in the days following the presidential election, with many citing it as a factor (some even the primary cause) of Donald Trump's win.
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A Harry Winston fancy light pink diamond ring, described as an "absolutely sensationally beautiful stone" by Bennett, brought the strongest price of the night and set a world record for that category at auction, Sotheby's said.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan sensationally pulled his Obamacare repeal bill from the floor Friday afternoon, a day after President Donald Trump had threatened to walk away from health care reform if he didn't get a vote.
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Joshua regained the IBF, WBA, WBO and IBO titles with a unanimous points victory in Saudi Arabia, six months after he was sensationally dethroned by Ruiz at Madison Square Gardens in one of boxing's biggest upsets.
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Twenty four hours after Usain Bolt sensationally pulled up in his relay event, Anneisha McLaughlin-Whilby slowed down clutching her leg 20 meters into her second leg and went to ground, ending Jamaica's reign as world champions.
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There was a hint of trepidation amongst fans when Optus sensationally clutched the Australian EPL rights from Foxtel, who had held the rights for 20 years, reportedly paying A$63 million (US$88 million) for the privilege.
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The Russian, who had sensationally beaten U.S. Open champion Stan Wawrinka on Monday, suffered a meltdown on Court 16 following his 6-4 6-2 3-6 2-6 6-3 second-round loss to Ruben Bemelmans.
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It takes place in a circular anatomy theater (sensationally designed by John MacFarlane), midway through Act 1, soon after the protagonist, Victor Frankenstein, arrives at university, where he fervently absorbs new-fangled ideas about science and electricity.
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A sensationally complex episode of "Girls" from February — "American Bitch" — puts its protagonist, Hannah Horvath, inside the apartment and on the bed of a famous writer and notorious harasser whom she had visited in order to confront.
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Adding to the excitement is the return to the octagon by Holm, who caused one of the UFC's greatest upsets when she sensationally knocked out previously undefeated Rousey to snatch the world bantamweight title from her last November.
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These are sensationally unwise, with the young bard (Jon Kortajarena) and the young Juliana (Alice Aufray) making gooey eyes at each other and displaying that soulful ardor available only to well-bred residents of the early nineteenth century.
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If there was any doubt that the former FBI director, sacked by President Donald Trump on May 9, was getting cold feet ahead of his Thursday morning testimony on Capitol Hill, it was dashed -- sensationally so -- on Wednesday afternoon.
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Now, as Comey wades back into the political swamp, it's Republicans who are left to fret after the FBI chief sensationally dispensed with protocol to confirm his agents were probing alleged collusion between then-candidate Donald Trump's campaign aides and Moscow.
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KRASNODAR, Russia (Reuters) - Spain coach Julen Lopetegui was sensationally sacked on Wednesday, two days before their opening World Cup match, for failing to tell his federation about his move to Real Madrid after the tournament and replaced by Fernando Hierro.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Three-time champion Lee Chong Wei was sensationally beaten by India's B Sai Praneeth in the first round of the All-England Championships on Wednesday, putting a firm dent into his preparations ahead of the Rio Olympics .
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Moreover, his company has a strong family-run tilt to it, with son Kendall (Jeremy Strong, upgraded from "Masters of Sex" to master of the universe) sitting as the ostensible heir apparent to dear old dad, who is played, sensationally, by Brian Cox.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Second seed Garbine Muguruza, gunning to add the Wimbledon crown to her French Open title, was sensationally beaten in the second round on Thursday by a Slovakian qualifier, removing one of the biggest obstacles to Serena Williams defending her title.
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The second act, with its frightening streaming-haired wilis (and a sensationally icy performance from Stina Quagebeur as their Queen) has horror-movie frissons and beauty in equal parts, with a moving and brilliantly inventive pas de deux for Giselle and Albrecht.
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Here in Paris, the fiery soprano Ermonela Jaho was sensationally conflicted as Valentine, a Catholic nobleman's daughter; the soprano Lisette Oropesa sounded lucid and silky, radiating good intentions, as Marguerite de Valois, the queen-to-be who attempts to calm the internecine brutality.
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Two-thirds of Iceland&aposs World Cup squad is unchanged from the 2016 European Championship, where the team advanced unbeaten from the group stage and sensationally beat England 2-1 before succumbing 5-2 in the quarterfinals to France, the eventual tournament runner-up.
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And while a whiteboard that works across the country with multiple people drawing on it and adding webpages probably sounds like a dream to middle managers everywhere, the product's price makes it hard to justify for all but the most sensationally funded tech startups.
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Sensationally, he released a recording in which the Speaker of parliament at the time appeared to try to extort shares from the local head of Freeport McMoRan, an American firm that runs a huge copper-and-gold mine in the Indonesian part of New Guinea.
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According to the document, after first applying the balm, "within hours, her lips became substantially dry and coarse, what Ms. Cronin describes as feeling like "sandpaper," causing her to apply more of the balm on her lip to achieve the results of becoming "sensationally smooth.
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Amal, which has held the parliament speaker&aposs seat since 1992, revealed sensationally last week it had refused to allow the boat to dock in a port in the predominantly Shiite south, even though it is one of the most underserved regions of Lebanon.
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But the murder described in the opening pages is a murder of women by men, a brutal act of woman-hating that cannot be explained purely by race or by the line—"They shoot the white girl first"—that opens the book so sensationally.
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The Commission promptly filed suit, alleging, most notably, that we had traded in the securities of APL on the basis of material, non-public information, and less sensationally, that we had failed to make timely filings of certain securities holdings (but notably, not in APL).
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But on Monday, Iranians were back in the streets — this time to vent their rage at the Iranian government, after it sensationally admitted to having accidentally shot down a passenger plane amid tensions with the U.S. last week, killing all 176 people on board.
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In their open political boldness, all these innovations follow in the footsteps of Bereket Belayneh, a playwright whose sensationally popular one-man show, "Eyayu Fungus"—first staged three years ago and soon to air on television—made fun of low-level officials as well as Ethiopians themselves.
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It's a hike, but sensationally scenic, taking you past wall reliefs, mummies and the fragmentary head of a New Kingdom queen cut from honey-yellow jasper and glowing like a lantern, till you come to Gallery 115, devoted entirely to images of one person, the female pharaoh Hatshepsut.
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So much of Cunanan's motives remained — and remain — shrouded in mystery, and in many ways, the gaps in his story and the manner in which they were filled in by the media after Versace's murder is itself a compelling tale of sensationally phobic fantasies that the show could have addressed.
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On Wednesday, two men were convicted for membership in the group after a former associate sensationally turned against them, alerting the public to a far-right plot to murder an MP. A third man, who admitted to the court that he planned to kill the politician, is facing a retrial on the charge of belonging to the group.
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Though "Privacy" was a critical and box-office success in its 2014 London run ("a sensationally entertaining vision of our time that also gives cause for alarm," one critic wrote) the playwright and director — the show's co-creators — have decided to remake it entirely for its United States debut, jettisoning several dozen interviews with British politicians, computer scientists and activists in favor of their stateside counterparts.
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Pushing both brutal realism and extravagant visual poetry to the edges of what one customarily finds in mainstream American filmmaking, director/co-writer Alejandro G. Inarritu, cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki and a vast team of visual effects wizards have created a sensationally vivid and visceral portrait of human endurance under very nearly intolerable conditions; this is a film that makes you quite glad to have been born in a century with insulation and central heating.
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" I checked in with a Fox News spokesperson to see if the network had any comment on the segment, but didn't receive a reply... "An unethical excuse for journalism" Someone who did want to discuss the Fox News segment was Columbia Journalism School professor Todd Gitlin who told me by email he found the segment to be "an unethical excuse for journalism, presented sensationally in order to stir up hostility to immigrants and to rally Trump's base.
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Iran initially denied any suggestion that it had shot down the plane, but on Saturday it sensationally reversed course, admitting Iranian forces had shot down the aircraft with a surface-to-air missile due to "human error" amid sky-high tensions with the U.S. Anger over the plane shoot-down and initial cover-up triggered days of protests in Iran, which featured chants against the country's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and saw security forces fire on demonstrations in Tehran.
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